A while back I experimented with executing user-provided Python. It seemed a small step at the time, but I had a hunch it would turn out to be a much bigger thing. Coding it was straightforward but two things delayed releasing it: Documentation is tricky. The python-pptx API is (necessarily) not for the faint ofContinue reading “md2pptx 5 Is A Big Step Forward”
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REXX And Python
A long time ago I wrote blog posts about driving Unix System Services from REXX. My motivation at the time was relatively minor. Now, however, I have a stronger motivation: Python. You might or might not be aware that z/OS has modern Python support – and I expect it to keep up very well asContinue reading “REXX And Python”
Reduced To A Single Tap
(This is not a post about plumbing.) 😀 It’s been a while since I last wrote about personal automation. And in Stickiness I talked about what makes automations stick for me. This post is about experiments with RFID detection and automation. These actually turned into something I use daily when I’m at home. Hobbyist DigitalContinue reading “Reduced To A Single Tap”
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