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I'm trying to open a Confluence page that contains meeting minutes, copy the content and paste it to the end of a Word document while preserving the formatting.

It seems like this should be straightforward enough, but I simply can't find any way to copy the content from Confluence. I can get the HTML, but that isn't useful. I can't download the page as a Word file because only the Automation Browser can download, and the Automation Browser can't open the menu where this button can be clicked.

Am I missing something, or is PAD just not able to do this?

Roughly a month ago my local Lidl was selling their ZigBee devices for about a week, and then they disappeared. As far as I know they will never sell them again and you can't find out which stores still have them.

It's just so mind boggelling. Lidl went through the effor to have the devices certified, made an app, made a lot of promotional material, and then after a week you just can't buy their Smart Home stuff anymore. They most likely still have a lot of unsold stock. Surely I'm missing something because it all just seems so stupid.

In my previous post I complained about having issues when using the YouTube Android app on my Lenovo Duet.

I have been trying out a fix for the last 2 days, and it seems to be working. This is what I did:

1. Go to the Android preferences -> System -> About device
2. Press on the Build number 5 times to enable Developer mode
3. In the System menu you now have Developer options.
4. In the developer options enable "Don't keep activities"

This has fixed my issues. I have not found any unwanted side effects from enabling this option.

Edit: I don't think this is a RAM issue. I think this is Android messing up and reloading a stale a

I've had my Lenovo Duet for a few months now, and I'm really not too impressed with it as a tablet.

I'm mostly using it in tablet mode to watch Youtube (using the Android app), and browse the web or Reddit in parallel. Overall the experience is really buggy. Youtube frequently shows a black image instead of the video (audio still works) or stops responding to presses entirely.

I tried using Youtube in the browser, but it's hard to use without a mouse, picture-in-picture rarely working, a lot of unintentional presses, etc.

I see a lot of people giving the Duet good reviews, so I'm not sure if I'm the only one with these issues.

Edit: I'm now experimenting with Youtube pip being disabled.

I'm just starting to learn about devops, so this might be a stupid question. Does anyone here have a pipeline step where they try running a program?

Let's say that hypothetically we have a C++ Qt application that uses configuration files. I would like to check if the application starts successfully without failing.

I was thinking of using the "timeout" Linux command.

Is this something that you would do?

I'm trying to find a bot that will send a message to a Skype group chat every day at a fixed time.

This seems like something that could already exist.

Thanks.