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It’s quite a bit more tricky to install Android on the Orange Pi than Linux (which is as simple as writing the image to the SD card with Etcher).
As long as you know the right software to use and where to get it though it’s not too bad. In this guide I’ll show you how to set up Android on the Orange Pi from start to finish. Let’s begin!
I recently had a need to interact with a Google Sheets spreadsheet and it turned out to be pretty easy and worked pretty well!
I wanted to write this post to share what I learned and hopefully it can help some others out there.
The Brave web browser is a really interesting experiment. For users it offers an out of the box privacy setup that blocks advertising/tracking. The browser’s rendering engine is Chromium based so website loading/rendering/compatibility performance is comparable to Chrome.
In this article we will take a closer look at Brave and the BAT cryptocurrency and discuss.
I am releasing my Google Chrome extension with tools to automate many ServiceNow ticket tasks.
It is a easily extendable extension in which you can autopopulate and autoroute tickets, automatically refresh your queues, play a sound when a new chat comes in, present hints and tips to agents, and many other features.
Every ServiceNow implementation is different so don’t expect to be able to drop this extension right in. To use it will require modifications specific to your implementation of ServiceNow. If you understand basic Javascript you should be able to make use of this. No APIs are used other than what is available in ServiceNow itself.
This tool was developed using the Chrome Developer Tools (Ctrl+Shift+I) to get fields and ids you will need to make the tool work. I do not recommend even attempting to use this unless you are a fairly experienced web developer.
