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Bought two of these arms (designed for laptops) for my desk. One for my oscilloscope, and one for my soldering station.
They are now out of my way when I don't need them, but still easily accessible.
They are now out of my way when I don't need them, but still easily accessible.
April 3, 2025 at 5:43 AM
Bought two of these arms (designed for laptops) for my desk. One for my oscilloscope, and one for my soldering station.
They are now out of my way when I don't need them, but still easily accessible.
They are now out of my way when I don't need them, but still easily accessible.
On my way back from a great Hackaday Berlin 2025.
Internet on the train is a bit slow. I think I will just roam.
#hackaday-europe #ping
Internet on the train is a bit slow. I think I will just roam.
#hackaday-europe #ping
March 16, 2025 at 3:54 PM
On my way back from a great Hackaday Berlin 2025.
Internet on the train is a bit slow. I think I will just roam.
#hackaday-europe #ping
Internet on the train is a bit slow. I think I will just roam.
#hackaday-europe #ping
oops.
Just accidentally turned off Toit's Windows signing server instead of turning on the light...
On a related note: I just discovered that I had forgotten to 'systemctl enable' the sign-service.
Just accidentally turned off Toit's Windows signing server instead of turning on the light...
On a related note: I just discovered that I had forgotten to 'systemctl enable' the sign-service.
March 11, 2025 at 2:35 PM
oops.
Just accidentally turned off Toit's Windows signing server instead of turning on the light...
On a related note: I just discovered that I had forgotten to 'systemctl enable' the sign-service.
Just accidentally turned off Toit's Windows signing server instead of turning on the light...
On a related note: I just discovered that I had forgotten to 'systemctl enable' the sign-service.
I couldn't understand why the rewritten driver of the pulse-counter wouldn't work...
After resoldering pin 14, things look much better...
I'm pretty sure we bought that board already assembled.
This is also the board that has an CP2102 that reports a serial number of "0001"...
#Toit #ESP32
After resoldering pin 14, things look much better...
I'm pretty sure we bought that board already assembled.
This is also the board that has an CP2102 that reports a serial number of "0001"...
#Toit #ESP32
March 11, 2025 at 12:13 PM
Huge chunk of Aarhus without heat and hot water this morning. (district heating).
I have never seen an outage this big.
I have never seen an outage this big.
March 11, 2025 at 5:59 AM
Huge chunk of Aarhus without heat and hot water this morning. (district heating).
I have never seen an outage this big.
I have never seen an outage this big.
Sometimes I need to get some information from a device. Instead of building a complicated server-structure, I find chat-servers very useful for that.
The easiest is imho IRC. No need for TLS, HTTP, ... Simply a few lines on a socket. However, the rate-limiting is annoying.
#Toit
The easiest is imho IRC. No need for TLS, HTTP, ... Simply a few lines on a socket. However, the rate-limiting is annoying.
#Toit
March 10, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Sometimes I need to get some information from a device. Instead of building a complicated server-structure, I find chat-servers very useful for that.
The easiest is imho IRC. No need for TLS, HTTP, ... Simply a few lines on a socket. However, the rate-limiting is annoying.
#Toit
The easiest is imho IRC. No need for TLS, HTTP, ... Simply a few lines on a socket. However, the rate-limiting is annoying.
#Toit
The joys of developing GitHub actions for platforms you don't own (Windows).
Being able to run an ssh server on the machine is often a life-saver (needs a free ngrok account): gist.github.com/floitsch/ff4...
Being able to run an ssh server on the machine is often a life-saver (needs a free ngrok account): gist.github.com/floitsch/ff4...
February 26, 2025 at 2:12 PM
The joys of developing GitHub actions for platforms you don't own (Windows).
Being able to run an ssh server on the machine is often a life-saver (needs a free ngrok account): gist.github.com/floitsch/ff4...
Being able to run an ssh server on the machine is often a life-saver (needs a free ngrok account): gist.github.com/floitsch/ff4...