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When adding SSH keys to Google Cloud Console (GCC) instances I ran into the problem that even after adding my public key to it I couldnt connect.

After searching around some and not being able to find a solution, I tried to change with the pubkey comment to my GCC instance username.

This finally solved my connectivity issues.

For the most part, the Documentation provided is very helpful and extensive, but what it fails to mention, is that the comment on the public keyfile seems to be expected to be the GCC instance username.

Since various build.prop editor apps didnt work for me on Lineage 17.x, here the way I managed to edit build.prop:

via Termux/Terminal:

mount -o remount,rw /
nano /system/build.prop

edit to your hearts content - I usually bring down media vol steps: ro.config.media_vol_steps=15

	/*

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	\|______\____/\|______\|

	This script is dead. Long live https://github.com/wsoyka/userscripts/blob/master/html5_video_controls.user.js

	import argparse
	import struct
	import time

	from yeelight import Bulb

	##################################################################################
	##################################################################################
	## Easily run actions on your Yeelights ##
	## (e.g. when your Home Automation solution doesn't properly support Yeelights) ##

	// ==UserScript==
	// @name Aurora Smalltalk Timestamper & Co
	// @namespace https://gist.githubusercontent.com/wsoyka/405c1d99b860da990c403a197aa1bd75/raw/13fbc2896a98410af054d73e8ea8299b5b84bfa0/aurora_timestamper.js
	// @version 0.4
	// @description temporary solution to showing timestamps in aurora and other small fixes
	// @author Wolfram Soyka
	// @match http://.aurora.iguw.tuwien.ac.at/*
	// @grant none
	// ==/UserScript==

	Rename all files extensions to lowercase with zsh, ignoring directories.

	#load zmv
	autoload -U zmv

	zmv -Qvn '(*/)().(*)(.D)' '$1$2.${(L)3}'

	Whats happening here:
	-Q enable globs (for directory matching later on)
	-vn verbose output, no executuion - remove these after checking this command does what you want it to

	###################################################
	#
	# Version: 2024-08
	#
	# This script will search all open Browser Windows for a specified Tab (by Title).
	# At some point, this worked for Google Chrome and Brave Browser.
	# Other chromium based browsers should work, but have not been tested.
	#
	# If no tab with the given title is found, it will open the specified URL in the
	# specified Profile. If multiple tabs with the specified title exist, the first one

	cmd /c "wsl /path/to/file/on/linux/subfilesystem"
	or
	cmd /c "wsl /mnt/c/path/to/file/on/windows/filesystem"