Adam Patridge patridge

Open old-style Devices and Printers settings via Windows+R, shell:::{A8A91A66-3A7D-4424-8D24-04E180695C7A}, find your Bluetooth headphones

NOTE: Windows 11 makes it really hard to get to the old settings, and doesn't offer the same options from the new Settings app. You can also get to it from the Settings app with some digging: Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Scroll down to More devices and printer settings.
Right-click to get to Properties
Services tab
Uncheck Handsfree Telephony
Disconnect and reconnect headphones

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	using System;
	using System.Threading;
	using System.Threading.Tasks;
	using Meadow.Hardware;

	namespace MeadowHelpers {
	public static class IWiFiNetworkAdapterExtensions {
	public static async Task<NetworkConnectionEventArgs> WaitForNetworkConnection(this IWiFiNetworkAdapter wifiAdapter, string? ssid = null, string? password = null, TimeSpan timeout = default(TimeSpan), CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
	{
	var tcs = new TaskCompletionSource<NetworkConnectionEventArgs>();

	public static class NetworkHelpers
	{
	public static async Task GetWebPageViaHttpClient(string uri)
	{
	Console.WriteLine($"Requesting {uri} - {DateTime.Now}");

	using (var client = new HttpClient())
	{
	try
	{

	# When GoPro recordings fill a 4GB file, they continue into additional sequential files differentiatedby the second and third characters, such as "GH010136.MP4" to "GH040136.MP4" when recording "0136" spans four files (GH01, GH02, GH03, GH04).
	# Group all MP4 files of that GH*.MP4 format by the recording number (last four numbers) and filter by any grouping that contains more than one file, indicating it spans multiple files.

	# TODO: Edit for your own FFmpeg install location
	$ffmpegLocation = "C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\bin\ffmpeg.exe" # Default Chocolatey install location
	$outputCombinedVideoSuffix = "-combined"

	# Get all appropriate GoPro video segments without getting any previously generated combined video files (`-Exclude`).
	foreach ($group in (Get-ChildItem GH.MP4 -Exclude GH${outputCombinedVideoSuffix}.MP4 \| Group-Object -Property { $_.Name.Substring($_.Name.Length - ".MP4".Length - 4, 4) } \| ? { ($_.Group \| Measure-Object).Count -gt 1 })) {
	# The ffmpeg utility can concatenate a bunch of video

	// e.g., inject something whenever iterating a list
	const arr = [ 1, 2, 3 ];
	arr[Symbol.iterator] = function () {
	let i = 0;
	let arr = this;
	return {
	next: function () {
	if (i >= arr.length) {
	return { done: true };
	} else {

	{
	"Microsoft Docs image": {
	"prefix": [ "image", "img" ],
	"body": [
	":::image source=\"$1\" alt-text=\"$0\":::"
	],
	"description": "Microsoft Docs-style image syntax (':::image …:::')."
	},
	"Microsoft Docs decorative/icon image": {
	"prefix": [ "image", "img" ],

	# Command line calls that don't fit elsewhere (e.g., PowerShell Experiments: https://github.com/patridge/PowerShellExperiments)

	# Check for global NPM packages with updates available
	npm outdated -g --depth=0

	#

	# FlatRedBall (FRB) .gitignore
	# https://gist.github.com/patridge/46a9e6f410499e47fdbfc6d81c7c92f0/

	*.Generated.cs
	*.csvSettings
	*.cachefile
	*.Generated.Event.cs
	*.gvwx
	*.aeproperties

	# To view any current aliases, run this:
	git config --get-regexp alias

	# `git tree` (and press Q to quit): Display a nice tree with branches.
	git config --global alias.tree "log --graph --decorate --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --all"
	# `git showtrackedignored`: Display normally tracked files currently being ignored.
	git config --global alias.showtrackedignored "ls-files -i --exclude-standard"

	# Push the current branch to my personal remote name choice (by default, technically configurable, but everyone should push to patridge too, apparently)
	alias.pushu !git push --set-upstream ${1-patridge} $(git branch --show-current)