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This is a small writedown of you to use Internet over USB on your reMarkable in cases you can't use WiFi.

Requirements:

• A Linux PC (mac might work or do with some minor workarounds)
• Turn a blind eye to the crappy scripts below

Since the PC being connected to the reMarkable over USB connects them in the Network 10.11.99.0/24 which the reMarkable creates, we can use this subnet to route all other traffic of the device over it and essentially treat the PC like an ordinary router.

Step 1: Allow your PC to act like a router

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EvMacros

Basic but really powerful recording and playback of raw ev events. This is useful for short-term recording and playback and especially helpful if your devices are not conventional you want support for relative mouse input which is especially needed in games.

Recording

Adjust the devices to be recorded in macrec.py at the end of the file. Use evtest to see what devices have which number (/dev/input/event<X>).

Then you can just run the script: ./maccrec.py > recording. The recording will automaticially stop if you press the ESC key (can be adjusted in the code as well).

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#!/bin/bash

SHELLDIR=$(dirname "`realpath \"$0\"`")

FORCE_HW_DECODE=true
FORCE_HW_ENCODE=true

echo "WRAPPER OLD: " $0 "$@"

skipnext=false

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

import json
from os import system, path
from shlex import quote
from sys import argv, stderr
from time import time
from uuid import uuid4

DOC_DIR = '/home/root/.local/share/remarkable/xochitl/'

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

'''
This script gets the public IPv4 Address from your Fritz!Box (!!!)
and the public IPv6 from your Interface.

When they change, the specified cloudflare dny record will get updated.

Adjust your settings in the config section (this is nothing serious, hence
no proper external config).

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#!/bin/sh

WGET_BINARIES_PATH='http://static.cosmos-ink.net/remarkable/artifacts'
WGET_BINARIES_FILENAME='wget-remarkable-pipeline_job245_wget1.20.3.zip'
WGET_BINARIES_SHA256='84185a5934e34e25794d439c78dc9f1590e4df12fbf369236f6a8749bf14d67f'

# Download and compare to hash
wget "$WGET_BINARIES_PATH/$WGET_BINARIES_FILENAME" -O "/home/root/$WGET_BINARIES_FILENAME"
if ! echo "$WGET_BINARIES_SHA256  /home/root/$WGET_BINARIES_FILENAME" | sha256sum -c -; then
  echo 'FATAL: Invalid hash!' >&2

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#!/bin/sh

if [ $UID -ne 0 ]; then
  echo "Root required!" >&2
  exit 1
fi

if [ ! -d /opt/discord/resources ]; then
  echo "Discord is not installed, where it is expected" >&2
  echo "Make sure to have discord installed in /opt/discord using" >&2

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URL

Manual for creating: https://shields.io/#your-badge (or see the Markdown source)

Per device

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# Bases on snippet from this tutorial:
# https://gonzalo123.com/2018/06/04/playing-with-docker-mqtt-grafana-influxdb-python-and-arduino/

import paho.mqtt.client
from influxdb import InfluxDBClient
import datetime
import logging

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// Raw elements:
RAW_ELEMENT_COMMENT_BLOCKED = `
<span class="ytcbd ytcbd-blocked-info" 
      style="background-color: #800000; color: #fefefe; padding: 0 4px; margin: 0 3px; border-radius: 4px; font-weight: 800; font-size: 8pt;"
      title="Dieser Kommentar wurde höchstwarscheinlich blockiert und ist nur für dich sichtbar!
YouTubes Interne Antwort lautet:
%MESSAGE%">
  <span style="font-size: 9pt">✘</span>
  Kommentar blockiert!
</span>