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Now, it's just a matter of automating it: curl https://signserver.panic.com:54444/set/0/0/0/0/0/0 sleep 1 curl https://signserver.panic.com:54444/s

by kh_hk 10y ago

Now, it's just a matter of automating it: curl https://signserver.panic.com:54444/set/0/0/0/0/0/0 sleep 1 curl https://signserver.panic.com:54444/set/255/255/255/255/255/255 sleep 1 If I was there to check IRL, I would probably like the sign to spell SOS using morse. It's probably a good idea to add a queue and a minimum time for an specific configuration to run, although, that probably defeats the purpose.

LeoPanthera 10y ago
On a recent Periscope, Cabel explained that the sign can only be changed every 10-15 seconds, and simply ignores requests silently during the timeout. (Apparently the permit for the sign doesn't allow "rapid flashing".)
- kh_hk 10y ago
  So, every 10-15 seconds, there's the chance that one of the requests gets through, and all others are ignored? Sounds like a good enough solution. Still curious about the color configurations though.
- jessaustin 10y ago
  It's probably visible from a highway. Distracting signs are distracting.
- jasonjei 10y ago
  That's probably a good thing. People can get epileptic attacks from flashing lights...