https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/e5a0fb8b0e8f4486ad95afb2beecc1c5

#!/bin/bash
MESSAGE=”Hello from my iMac!” # Your message

# List of phone numbers in sequence after yours
PHONE_NUMBERS=(“6717872345” “6717872346” “6717872347” “6717872348” “6717872349” “6717872350” “6717872351” “6717872352” “6717872353” “6717872354”)

# Loop through each number and send the message
for PHONE_NUMBER in “${PHONE_NUMBERS[@]}”; do
osascript <

import requests

def ocr_space_file(filename, overlay=False, api_key=’helloworld’, language=’eng’): “”” OCR.space API request with local file.
Python3.5 – not tested on 2.7
:param filename: Your file path & name.
:param overlay: Is OCR.space overlay required in your response. Defaults to False.
:param api_key: OCR.space API key.
Defaults to ‘helloworld’.
:param language: Language code to be used in OCR.
List of available language codes can be found on https://ocr.space/OCRAPI Defaults to ‘en’.
:return: Result in JSON format.
“””

payload = {‘isOverlayRequired’: overlay,
‘apikey’: api_key,
‘language’: language,
}
with open(filename, ‘rb’) as f:
r = requests.post(‘https://api.ocr.space/parse/image‘, files={filename: f},
data=payload,
)
return r.content.decode()

def ocr_space_url(url, overlay=False, api_key=’helloworld’, language=’eng’): “”” OCR.space API request with remote file.
Python3.5 – not tested on 2.7
:param url: Image url.
:param overlay: Is OCR.space overlay required in your response. Defaults to False.
:param api_key: OCR.space API key.
Defaults to ‘helloworld’.
:param language: Language code to be used in OCR.
List of available language codes can be found on https://ocr.space/OCRAPI Defaults to ‘en’.
:return: Result in JSON format.
“””

payload = {‘url’: url,
‘isOverlayRequired’: overlay,
‘apikey’: api_key,
‘language’: language,
}
r = requests.post(‘https://api.ocr.space/parse/image‘,
data=payload,
)
return r.content.decode()

# Use examples:
test_file = ocr_space_file(filename=’example_image.png’, language=’pol’)

https://www.notion.so/Weekly-To-do-List-20ee1e7002bb8008a620d6cd2bde211d

Yes! You can send a message from your iMac to a phone number using **AppleScript** with the **Messages app**. Here’s a simple script:

“`bash
#!/bin/bash
PHONE_NUMBER=”1234567890″ # Replace with the recipient’s number MESSAGE=”Hello from my iMac!” # Your message

osascript <

#!/bin/bash
PHONE_NUMBER=”1234567890″ # Replace with the recipient’s number MESSAGE=”Hello from my iMac!” # Your message

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