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## changelog - v1.1
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- ! made a static win64 binary and stubbing the pyautogui module
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- ! included a static win64 binary and stubbing the pyautogui module so no python is even needed.
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```
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## screenshots
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![screenshots](screenshots/s.jpg)
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## overview
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after some inactivity microsoft teams will put you into an idle status affecting your notifications,
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this is just a cheap trick to move your mouse around a few pixel every minute and pressing the shift
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key a few times to keep your status online and active to receive notifications as it should be.
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this is a cheap trick that moves your mouse around a few pixels every minute aka mouse jiggler, also
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pressing the shiftkey so that you never idle out. now you always receive your message notifications.
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```
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## prerequisites
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- `python3`
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## content
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- antiteams.py - **main file**
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## usage
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- syntax: `python3 antiteams.py` - **execute main program**
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- syntax: `antiteams.exe` - **execute main program - a compiled version of the exact code for win64**
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- syntax: `python3 antiteams.py` - **execute**
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- syntax: `antiteams.exe` - **execute - a static build of the same code above for windows 64**
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## setting up environment
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- `git clone --recursive https://git.tcp.direct/decoded/aNTItEAMs.git`
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## notes
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