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Aug 4, 2024, 2:02:15 PM8/4/24

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Until now I have copied and pasted the AppleScript together - see macro.

Earlier I have solved this by using the menu function to call the password generator(see picture 1) and then adjusting the menu accordingly (from picture 2 to 3) before pressing copy password

Until now I have copied and pasted the AppleScript together - see macro.

Earlier I have solved this by using the menu function to call the password generator(see picture 1) and then adjusting the menu accordingly (from picture 2 to 3) before pressing copy password

"Honda's inverter technology means stable, clean power in a smaller, lighter package. By taking the raw power produced by the generator and passing it through a special microprocessor, Honda generators are able to produce a sine wave equal to or better than your household power. This means you can even operate the most sensitive electronics without fear of interruption."

Find 750 of Harry's solo piano arrangements and tutorials at

These arrangements are for teaching solo piano chording using Harry's 2+2 harmony method.

Harry was the Technical Editor of Mark Levine's "The Jazz Theory Book" and helped develop "The Jazz Piano Book."

The most important thing is that the generator puts out steady consistent voltage. Cheap (and older) and heavy industry (eg. welding) generators that do not have constant voltage can harm your equipment from "under" (low) voltage.

Also, remember to ground the generator to a substantial "earth" ground as a safeguard to you. That means using a wire of substantial size to connect the frame of the generator to a copper ground spike that has been driven into the earth (or some well grounded water pipe with a clean, non corroded connection.)

Second, if you remote the generator far enough away that the noise is acceptable, you then need 10 or 12 gauge cable to run the power from that generator to you. (You can rent this from a theatrical lighting house or sound company)

You might have better luck, if there is a nearby carpark, in renting a power inverter. You hook it up to the battery, leave the car running, and it converts the DC auto power to 110ACV. Not much juice there, and you'll still need to use 10 or 12 gauge supply lines.

But what is missing from your entire presentation is size of audience, size of space, desired coverage, desired SPL, and any local conditions (wind, wildlife, nearby audible distractions...) that you may have to overcome.....

It is done by driving a six foot copper rod into the ground, and attaching the proper clamp to the rod, which will hold a wire (pref 6 gauge or better), which screws on to the generator on the appropriately marked grounding terminal. It is a pita. Probably costs about $ 20 to do, but driving that rod..... whew! And doing it without help and without breaking the sledge hammer is tough.

Just to give you something to work from, a standard wall circuit is usually able to handle 2400 watts, which is 20 amps. (though the plug is only rated at 15 amps, almost everyone has upgraded their circuit breakers from 15 to 20 amps.) We usually round off the number to 2000 watts, just to have a little head room, and because breakers are electro mechanical devices, which wear over time, and can trip early. Better to leave a little headroom. So your 1000 watt generator is giving you roughly 9-10 amps. At the plug on most gear is a wattage draw listing. You add up all the wattage from the gear that you have and if it is under 1000, you are good to go. Most band gear doesn't draw much, with the exception of amplifiers and conventional lighting equipment.

The hiring party should be providing that generator and setting it up. I'd guess available power outlets are in the contract. Telling them the amount of wattage needed is all Jazz+ should have to do, and tell them it must be properly grounded.

Proper grounding is always essential. otherwise you run the risk of electrocution, especially outdoors. I understand not wanting to drive a friggin' 6 foot stake in the ground though. I've done it and it's a drag!

1) Safety: If you are touching anything that is touching the ground, and the generator's "ground" drifts from earth ground, you will complete the circuit. That means the current will flow through you. That's bad. This will most likely not happen, but it most definitely can. UL requires proper grounding for personnel safety. Your UL rating on your gear is void if not plugged into a properly grounded power source. Which means if you die from electricution, that UL symbol don't mean squat if the circuit wasn't grounded.

2) Sound Quality: Have you ever had a ground loop? They are notoriously hard to nail down and can cause massive hum/buzz/noise/whatever in your signal. Everything else will be referenced to earth. If the power is, also, no ground loop.

I once played a place where we were getting absolutely massive rediculous 60Hz buzz through the FOH and our IEM's through our own monitor rack. I went through painstaking analytical systematic process of eliminating sources, trying ground lifts, etc, until I ended up plugging everything on stage into one power strip... problem went away. The grounding was for shit in the place. By everything being grounded from the same source as FOH it went away. We don't run much onstage anyway so we can run through a power strip. If you got amps, forget it.

I have noticed default passwords and keyboard walks are some of the most popular passwords found in the SSH/Telnet logs on my dshield honeypot. It is a known issue in the Cybersecurity industry and often found throughout compromised password dumps. Users believe long keyboard walks are secure however, it can be is easily guessed by attackers even when the password includes numbers and shift to create special characters.

I have found creating python scripts from scratch to be challenging to know where to begin. For this assignment I wanted to experiment with an AI tool like ChatGPT to generate some code quickly and get started. I also planned to use ChatGPT to help me add features to the code as I came up with ideas on how to add features. Additionally, I wanted to use ChatGPT to help me work through any errors in the code along the way by just copying the error output and pasting it in the next message to ChatGPT.

During this assignment, as with coding a script from scratch it helps to start with a basic request or task for ChatGPT and iterate slowly adding more features once you having working code vice posing a huge task in case you have errors in the ChatGPT output. Starting with a small amount of code will make it easier to figure out the error(s). If you cannot figure out the error you can always send a new message to ChatGPT with the error and ask it to fix the error however, this process has mixed success in my experience.

Looking at the code and output, I realized ChatGPT was struggling to accurately reference the keyboard layout in the way I was telling it to generate qwerty style passwords and after numerous iterations to the code, I finally got it to output a simple keyboard walk from the top row of keyboard to the bottom using a Pandas DataFrame format to be able to reference columns and rows.

I use a password manager with a long rememberable master password for logging into all of my online accounts. When signing up for new accounts my password manager prompts me to generate a strong password which it then autofills. This auto generated password is a twelve character long alphanumeric string. Is there higher risk in me attempting to generate a random password by randomly pressing twelve characters on on the keyboard vs a potential flaw in the generator that would allow password discovery with some other available information (password creation time, password length, creation method)?