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If you want to retrieve the full quality profile picture without ever having uploaded it to Google+, follow these steps: If you have multiple google accounts, open a private window by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + N for Chrome or CTRL + SHIFT + P for Firefox. Go to any google service such as gmail.com and log into the account you wish to retrieve a profile picture of. Go to https://get.google.com/albumarchive Navigate to Profile photos > profile photos. All the profile pictures of your account can be found here. You can use the triple dot button in the top right corner to either download a single picture, download all pictures or delete individual ones. This is also where to find your uploaded Google Maps photos, and all Google Hangouts photos. I hope these keywords help future search-wizards having this problem. Ref: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/28420/extract-gmail-account-profile-picture-to-mobile-phone/111662#111662?newreg=f71155ebb8b04007aa9e0bf686b8aeda Cred...

Delivering python sources Python sources are script files which are readable. Sometimes it's not necessary to expose the source code to the customers are we may want to intentionally protect our sources. In that cases we can compile the software and deliver it as a .pyc file How to compile bala@IND68FL4H2-L:~/reflash-tools/bin$ ls genpack-flash.py  genpack-orch.py  genpack-usb.py  swpart.py bala@IND68FL4H2-L:~/reflash-tools/bin$ python -m compileall . Listing . ... Compiling ./genpack-flash.py ... Compiling ./genpack-orch.py ... Compiling ./genpack-usb.py ... Compiling ./swpart.py ... bala@IND68FL4H2-L:~/reflash-tools/bin$ ls genpack-flash.py  genpack-flash.pyc  genpack-orch.py  genpack-orch.pyc  genpack-usb.py  genpack-usb.pyc  swpart.py  swpart.pyc References https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17590889/recompile-all-python-files-in-directory/17590925