📍- Seattle, WA (Capitol Hill)
🐱🪡 - @homebrewedsuits.bsky.social
FurTrack - https://www.furtrack.com/index/character:beans_(cat)
Fortunately for you, TriMet/Portland Streetcar are a transit agency supported by their API 😸
transit-tracker.eastsideurbanism.org/docs/user-ma...
Fortunately for you, TriMet/Portland Streetcar are a transit agency supported by their API 😸
transit-tracker.eastsideurbanism.org/docs/user-ma...
If you follow the guide, you can run the transit board, but may be limited in display function if you ever repurposed the displays.
I'd go for 5v 4A USB C power if you can!
If you follow the guide, you can run the transit board, but may be limited in display function if you ever repurposed the displays.
I'd go for 5v 4A USB C power if you can!
www.adafruit.com/product/5036
The microcontroller for the panels is out of stock on Adafruit but it's in stock at Mouser Electronics. Just gotta pay a separate shipping fee :(
www.mouser.com/ProductDetai...
www.adafruit.com/product/5036
The microcontroller for the panels is out of stock on Adafruit but it's in stock at Mouser Electronics. Just gotta pay a separate shipping fee :(
www.mouser.com/ProductDetai...
The full build guide and parts list is available here: transit-tracker.eastsideurbanism.org/docs/build-g...
The total build cost is ~$150 and you'll want to hit up a friend with a 3D printer for the enclosure!
The full build guide and parts list is available here: transit-tracker.eastsideurbanism.org/docs/build-g...
The total build cost is ~$150 and you'll want to hit up a friend with a 3D printer for the enclosure!
Or this year's design: store.trimet.org/products/tri...
Or this year's design: store.trimet.org/products/tri...
Make sure you listen for those bells or Santa might run over you with his Traindeer 🥴
Make sure you listen for those bells or Santa might run over you with his Traindeer 🥴
I have a reasonably standard network setup. I have a pfsense router connected to a Unifi switch with 3 APs controlled by a SDN controller. All devices connect to the Unifi APs with network specific SSIDs.
I have a reasonably standard network setup. I have a pfsense router connected to a Unifi switch with 3 APs controlled by a SDN controller. All devices connect to the Unifi APs with network specific SSIDs.
I don't need 2.4Ghz on the hotspot so I disabled it and now run it only on 5Ghz, but DAMN. That's SILLY.
I don't need 2.4Ghz on the hotspot so I disabled it and now run it only on 5Ghz, but DAMN. That's SILLY.
WHAT THE FUCK??
Why would it automatically use an overlapping channel? Maybe that's a good thing in some situations... But that's TERRIBLE automatic behavior 😭
WHAT THE FUCK??
Why would it automatically use an overlapping channel? Maybe that's a good thing in some situations... But that's TERRIBLE automatic behavior 😭