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macOS menu bar app that shows how full the ISS urine tank is in real time
- InfiniteVortex 2y agoWhat an incredibly specific application!
- bagels 2y agoI wish there was more written in the readme about the motivation for this project.
- jsheard 2y agoKnowing the status of the ISS piss tank is its own reward.
- jaennaet 2y agoSee, you get it.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoI mean, > Not the epitome of good coding practices since this was my first Swift & macOS app ever, may break in exciting ways at the slightest excuse. sounds like it's a learning exercise. One of my first interesting programs was a weather app; this is just a weirder version of that.
- beAbU 2y agoI wonder how many amazing things put there died a crib death because the creator struggled to find a "real" motivation for it's existence. I reckon more often than not "because I wanted to" is more than enough for many things.
- dialup_sounds 2y agoI expected to see a CoC in the repo.
- jaennaet 2y agoGood point! I'll have to add that in at some point after the holidays. My motivation was entirely that I thought this was both a hilariously stupid use of a space station's telemetry stream, but also kind of amazing at the same time. Also a great excuse to learn Swift, but the sheer ridiculousness was what drove me. Like I said in my earlier Show HN post on this (I think? Or maybe on Bluesky), it's remarkable that we live in a world where it takes an afternoon to bang out a joke application that reads actual realtime telemetry data from a space station's toilets.
- zanderwohl 2y agoI enjoy that you learned how to use Swift in some new ways, including the MacOS menu bar. This is a perfect practice project, it seems.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoI... Did not know that was public information.
- Oarch 2y agoIt's publicly funded!
- pooper 2y agoI didn't know that working for a state-funded college meant my pay information would be public information until one day someone told me they googled me and found how little I was making...
- qingcharles 2y agoUsername checks out.
- bowsamic 2y agoI was a LIGO member, which is publicly funded, and our live data stream was extremely secret, and in fact when you publish a paper you have to go through an internal review process called P&P that checks if you're using any secret data without permission
- lostlogin 2y agoAn API may have saved a Freedom Of Information Act request.
- btown 2y ago> I found out about the data stream from https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/ https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/, which has considerably more and more interesting stats than just how full the piss tank is. > I will not be adding any of them. This, right here, is how you communicate non-goals of a project. Just perfect open-source communication best practices. We all stand to learn from this project. (Though, predictably, some of us sit to interact with it.)
- omoikane 2y ago> https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/ https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/ Be sure to also read the project page: https://github.com/ISS-Mimic/Mimic https://github.com/ISS-Mimic/Mimic
- spoonfeeder006 2y agoAll that data seems would be really helpful to help me do some nasty social engineering with the ISS and crew Only thing now is how to haul my ass up there to do that
- dylan604 2y ago> Only thing now is how to haul my ass up there to do that If you take a ride on Starliner, you might need to ensure your schedule is extremely flexible
- brian-armstrong 2y ago"I'm calling about your space station's extended warranty"
- voxelghost 2y agoI don't know why, but I imagine a situation where all communication has broken down, and the only working sensor is the one in the piss-tank, and the astronauts have to communicate in morse by modulating the delta in the tank. And some guy with ADHD, and this menu bar app installed, is going to figure out whats going on what is going on, and save them all. (Hey, Hollywood - if this turns into a movie - I want my royalties)
- mofunnyman 2y agoPrivacy is not a concern in space I guess. Absolutely horrific, I love it.
- daft_pink 2y agoI’m just waiting for Apple to invent the iSpace Station, where privacy is taken seriously and Google writes them a trillion dollar check to be the default service provider.
- MarcelOlsz 2y agoThis reminds me of the [0] iBrain. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtV80ZdpTY0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtV80ZdpTY0
- DonHopkins 2y agoI love the "Merry Christmas" part, very seasonally appropriate. The clown stuff was pretty unexpected though.
- highwaylights 2y agoCareful. We don’t need another iRack situation. https://youtu.be/xcjLEwZqcQI?feature=shared https://youtu.be/xcjLEwZqcQI?feature=shared
- jaennaet 2y agoHmm. Maybe the next version should use AI to deduce the path the whizzing crew member took, by combining the tank fill status with other telemetry data like station orientation, vibration in different components etc.
- CodeWriter23 2y agoThis is weird.
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- jaennaet 2y agoI wholeheartedly agree
- yen223 2y agoYou could potentially send a notification every time a crew member takes a whizz
- dylan604 2y agoCould you then start to identify which astronaut by the amount? I didn't follow the link to see what other data that is not being used contains, but if there's any other chemical analysis data it could be done. NASA could then solve their funding issues by selling all of that analytics to data hoarders and start showing ads on all of the screens on the ISS. Hell, I'm now surprised that some YC startup hasn't released a Smart Toilet that does this.
- Waterluvian 2y ago> Hell, I'm now surprised that some YC startup hasn't released a Smart Toilet that does this. Thanks, Smart Pipe! https://youtu.be/DJklHwoYgBQ?si=xfgjgOVc_P4-k44C https://youtu.be/DJklHwoYgBQ?si=xfgjgOVc_P4-k44C
- dylan604 2y agowell, rule 42 of the internet: if you can think it, it exists on the internet
- Y_Y 2y agoI'm more concerned about the unthinkable things.
- notpushkin 2y agoDon't think too hard about it. And probably let's not apply rule 34 here, either.
- magic_smoke_ee 2y agoDepending on the frequency of data updates, rate-of-change and rate-of-rate-of-change could be calculated and possibly correlated with specific user(s).
- MarcelOlsz 2y agoThis is the first and only macOS menu bar app I've ever used and I couldn't be happier.
- esprehn 2y agoRelevant pop-culture: https://bigbangtheory.fandom.com/wiki/Wolowitz_Zero-Gravity_Waste_Disposal_System https://bigbangtheory.fandom.com/wiki/Wolowitz_Zero-Gravity_... Space toilets are one of those things that are both critical and ignored in most depictions of space. Even in all the years of Star Trek they have "sonic showers" , but never depict a toilet. It's amazing that NASA publishes this data in real time.
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoMy pet theory is that Star Trek just beams the waste out of folks automatically.
- jsheard 2y agoHopefully no beta testers had their guts beamed into space by accident when they were dialing it in. What a way to go.
- ceejayoz 2y agoThe frequency with which the supposedly mature tech glitches out would have me very leery of using it for mundane purposes daily.
- hyhconito 2y agoHaving spent an uncomfortable and expensive night in a foreign hospital after creating my own personal fatberg, this sounds like a technological innovation that would bring tears of joy rather than stress to my eyes.
- caseyohara 2y agoNow I’m curious when and how the tank is emptied. Is the waste periodically picked up and brought back to Earth? Is it flushed directly into space? If not, is it because there is a risk of septic satellites, so to speak, stuck in orbit for other satellites to collide with? Moreover, what happens if the tank reaches capacity?
- lostlogin 2y agoShipping water is not ideal, I’m all for filtration and reuse. As a true NIMBY, I’ll stick with fresh water for myself.
- ThinkBeat 2y agoThe water you can find to drink on earth has most likely been recycled through men and beasts countless times over millions of years. Though the precise permutation atoms could be new.
- lostlogin 2y agoOf for sure. It’s just that it’s a bit too close to home when you know who’s piss it is you’re drinking. I’m more ok with diplodocus piss.
- gruturo 2y agoThe Expanse (book series) has a nice quote about water that "had been piss and tears and sweat and blood. The circle of life on Ceres was so small you could see the curve." (Can't remember if these 2 are actually back-to-back, or even from the same book, but I think they were. Been a few years).
- gosub100 2y agoI can't remember the original source but I recall a pseudo inspirational quote that X atoms in your body were once part of Michaelengelo (or some other famous person). Seems plausible, yet another mind bender attributable to quantum physics.
- fghorow 2y agoFor all the potential US Vice presidents in here[1] this NEEDS to have a temperature reading too! Not to mention volume conversions to buckets. [1] Hey, it _could_ happen. Look at Elon!
- lanewinfield 2y agoso this means if the % is actively increasing, we could also have a isSomeoneCurrentlyPISSSing boolean
- perching_aix 2y agoGreat for competitions.
- jaennaet 2y agoWhat… uh, what sort of competitions are we talking about here, exactly?
- hyhconito 2y agoThat is absolutely hilarious and amazing. I love the effort people put into things like this.
- jaennaet 2y agoThis is exactly the sort of reaction I was hoping to inspire. Like I said in my Show HN story, this is clearly a ridiculous and more or less completely useless application (probably even if you work for ISS Environmental Control and Life Support System), but it really is kind of amazing that this is possible in the first place, and didn't even involve all that much effort apart from the obvious newbie hurdles like "how in the hell am I supposed to do XYZ in Xcode?"
- kirubakaran 2y agoGood example of stream processing
- 94b45eb4 2y agoAt least it’s got tests … oh, wait …
- mrcwinn 2y agoThank you. Humanity's not done yet!
- thomasjudge 2y agoMerry Christmas to you too
- _-_-__-_-_- 2y agoI do hope someone can port this to gnome extensions.
- freedomben 2y agoMy thoughts exactly. Surely somebody will take on this important work
- highwaylights 2y agoIf you’re looking at this post and thinking to yourself “but.. why?” that means it’s currently functioning correctly.
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- nom 2y agoAwesome, was just looking for sth like this, perfect timing
- simonw 2y agoHere's a web port of this: https://gistpreview.github.io/?76f03f49be58344bfa64c9d5d9f0ec29 https://gistpreview.github.io/?76f03f49be58344bfa64c9d5d9f0e... (source code here: https://gist.github.com/simonw/76f03f49be58344bfa64c9d5d9f0ec29 https://gist.github.com/simonw/76f03f49be58344bfa64c9d5d9f0e... ) Created by pasting the entire Swift GitHub repo into Gemini 2.0 and asking it to port it to a web page: https://gist.github.com/simonw/b4aec4e879e50ac74f6f9cc6e1cdc0a1 https://gist.github.com/simonw/b4aec4e879e50ac74f6f9cc6e1cdc...
- jaennaet 2y agoThe bastard even added rudimentary error handling
- fragmede 2y agoInteresting. I asked Claude and ChatGPT-4o similar things and got quite a bit of variance. Using Aider and giving it your prompt, "Output a single HTML page with included JavaScript and CSS that fetches the latest levels of the urine tank on the ISS and displays it appropriately - it should be mobile friendly" and adding "use the same api as the swift code" worked in one shot. However, Claude could not one-shot it If I just asked for a "web page", and it took a couple more prompts to get it working. ChatGPT-4o kinda failed at the task. It hallucinated a URL to load lightstream.js from, but didn't realize that and I had to gasp debug the problem myself. I also tried with Copilot in VSCode since that's now free and got similar results. With such variance though, it now becomes much easier for me to see why the question of if LLMs are any good at coding is so contentious every time it comes up on HN. If, even for such a small, well defined task, there's such variance in behavior from seemingly small prompt changes, it's now easier for me to see why some people see it as the second coming and others think LLM-assisted program is all hot air.
- sumedh 2y ago> With such variance though I agree, I have noticed some prompts which work perfectly fine on Claude when used in WindSurf IDE which uses Claude the same prompt did not work. LLM models work fine for small scripts but when it comes to large Codebase I just cannot trust them.
- layer8 2y agoMaybe one of the crew members will start to urinate in Morse code.
- JodieBenitez 2y agoSpot on variable names. static let pissYellowLight = Color(red: 0.95, green: 0.85, blue: 0.2) static let pissYellowDark = Color(red: 0.7, green: 0.6, blue: 0.1)
- jaennaet 2y agoHeh yeah I was meaning to change background & foreground colours on the menu bar item, but apparently SwiftUI's MenuBarExtra labels don't actually support changing the colors – at least not in any way that I found immediately obvious. I naturally forgot to remove the unused enum after I gave up trying to customise the label.
- jaennaet 2y agoHeh, I follow a Bluesky bot that posts HN stories that have gone over 50 points and unexpectedly saw a very familiar Github link. I'd made a Show HN story about this ~5 days ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42464454 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42464454) and I was like "huh, how'd that suddenly get more traction" but turns out it wasn't even my post! I'm so delighted that this is easily my most popular OSS project over the past 15 or so years (I have my "serious" stuff elsewhere), and I'm not being sarcastic here. I'll happily answer any questions folks have (expect some reply lag because holiday season). I figure the most popular question is probably going to be "… but why?" though, and the honest-to-the-gods answer is "because I thought it was funny"; I was trying to come up with a nice and simple 1st project to do with Swift (holy crap that language's concurrency story is confusing), and once I ran into iss-mimic I knew what I had to do.
- yen223 2y agoAre you planning to add AI and monetize this?
- jaennaet 2y agoAbsolutely! Realtime data will require a subscription, which will also include an LLM analysis of the past week's data. I think one of the VCs funding my upcoming disruptive space station piss tank telemetry platform requested that. I'm pretty sure I can also shove a blockchain in there somewhere too even though they're a bit passé.
- onionisafruit 2y agoJust in time for “Merry Christmas, shitter’s full”
- khaledh 2y agoI don't see a "urine test" in the test suite.
- jaennaet 2y ago100% probability that there will be a test with a name along those lines if I ever do end up actually writing tests
- egypturnash 2y agoNow this. This is the kind of quality hacking I come to this site for.
- m3kw9 2y agoWhy not the poop tank, dueces per hour. Not too hard to do engineering wise
- jaennaet 2y agoOh believe me I would have used that metric if there was one, but apparently there is no fecal storage tank as such; your poop is collected in a bag by the Universal Waste Management System or UWMS (which is what you call a space toilet when you're NASA and don't want to say "space toilet"), and those bags are stashed in a "removable fecal storage canister". Some of those canisters are returned to Earth "for evaluation" ("yup, it's poop"), but most are loaded onto a cargo ship that is then burned up on re-entry. Couldn't see any obvious telemetry for the UWMS' urine / feces separatator fan system kajigger either (the "Dual Fan Separator" + sort of gearbox, because apparently a space toilet needs a gearbox.) This is not knowledge I ever expected to have. https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/boldly-go-nasas-new-space-toilet-offers-more-comfort-improved-efficiency-for-deep-space-missions/ https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/boldly-go-nasas-new-spa...
- m3kw9 2y agoYeah it makes more sense to not have feces plumbing on the ship.
- Dilettante_ 2y ago>because apparently a space toilet needs a gearbox For when you need to shi(f)t into maximum overdrive?
- wasabinator 2y agoThe perfect DevOops tool
- sugabush 2y agoUrine trouble if I see this on your screen
- drooby 2y agoThat's great thank you. Can we please get this as an on the iOS Lock Screen app. Thanks.
- jaennaet 2y agoLeave a feature request issue! I might actually get around to it one beautiful day, and if we're very lucky that might even happen before the heat death of the universe.
- userbinator 2y ago...and it's almost 6MB. For a little widget that just reads some data from the network and displays it. That's what really takes the piss. Relevant quote: "We flew to the moon on 4KB of RAM."
- yosito 2y agoGreat! Now I just need a way to see the menu bar items that get pushed behind the notch.
- amanda99 2y agoThe finns strike again.
- AIorNot 2y agoOk I was the the tech lead and a flight controller at NASA with the team that released this telemetry as part of Isslive which this api (used by ISS mimic) used - we spent a number of years educating the public about the space station program https://youtu.be/xAhw_8B25N0?si=OZXH9sZ0bY_iX40V https://youtu.be/xAhw_8B25N0?si=OZXH9sZ0bY_iX40V And now 12 years later we have PissStream.. haha lol that is a bit funny.. good to see our livestream server is being put to good use - lots of other good telemetry though :) I love ISSMimic
- jaennaet 2y agoI am not sorry and I will do it again. But on a more serious note, while my use of live ISS telemetry is probably about as maximally frivolous as can get, it's nothing short of amazing that this sort of abject silliness is not only possible but actually trivial to pull off. So hats off to you and the rest of the hard-working folks at NASA (et al) who made it possible in the first place. And yes there's definitely all kinds of interesting telemetry available from the ISS. Seeing the dashboard that the ISS mimic project has was quite an eye-opener
- matsemann 2y agoThousands of people are today learning about these metrics thanks to your funny project. And from that, someone else will also make something cool and useful.
- jaennaet 2y agoI'm going to add "science communicator" to my résumé. But yes, the app may be a joke but at least there's something there beneath the joke.
- mhh__ 2y agoIn jest but this is a good example of how spending a bit of time on APIs and metrics and so on is buying an option on creativity in the future
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- pyrolux 2y agoISS Mimic team member here - I love it. Great work! And for anyone worried about astronaut privacy, the urine tank quantity does not reflect ... direct addition of urine from a crew member ;)
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- klausa 2y agoNow I'm genuinely curious — what _does_ it reflect then?
- zaik 2y agoAliens using the ISS toilet confirmed.
- matsemann 2y agoIt might include additional liquid for flushing/cleaning etc? What I'm curious about is when the levels go down. Does that mean it's emptied over some country?
- stragies 2y agoI thought, that most/all water is recycled into the drinking water tank after some processing.
- jaennaet 2y ago"Great" may be overstating things just a tiny bit especially in comparison to ISS Mimic but I'll absolutely take the compliment, thank you. I'm also curious as to what the quantity actually does reflect – I clearly haven't peered deep enough into the soul of the UWMS.
- pyrolux 2y agoOh it definitely does reflect how much astronaut urine is in the tank, but the value changes (sadly?) don't indicate direct use of the toilet due to how the system is configured.
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- sys_64738 2y agoWhat type of MCU sensor is on the pee bucket? How would one communicate with it?
- noufalibrahim 2y agoA bit of a drip if you ask me. The whole thing reeks of stale body fluids. Why don't you piss off and make something useful? Seriously though, this is a hits the sweet spot of being useless and funny perfectly.
- jaennaet 2y agoExactly what I was going for. I'd rather make something funny (but also kind of interesting) than useful any day.
- noufalibrahim 2y agoI remember David Beazley of SWIG fame saying that he uses this as a metric. Include stuff in the course that makes people say... " I don't know how that's useful but damn that is cool".
- ok654321 2y ago[dead]
- bfeist 2y agoCreator of apolloinrealtime.org here. I work on the ISS program now. Hat’s off, sir.
- BuildTheRobots 2y agoApollo in Real Time is an overwhelmingly awesome resource. Thank you.
- davidblue 2y agoThank you.
- toben88 2y agoForked the code and built a windows .net version. I got it to bring in telemetry data but failed to get the Urine Tank [%]
- rylan-talerico 2y agoThis readme is hilarious
- hooverd 2y agoThe piss meter IS real. I love this.
- charles_f 2y agoI love that the project embraces piss as its central theme, the name itself, all variables such as "pissAmount"... But then the project description modestly calls it "urine". That's my favorite project of 2024 so far!
- dbacar 2y agopISSStreamUITests -> pISSStreamUrineTests
- grantsh 2y agoI thought this was really cool so I decided to write a windows version :) https://github.com/grantshandy/WinpISSStream https://github.com/grantshandy/WinpISSStream
- heyarviind2 2y agoThis is cool, when I clicked on the link https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/ https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/ I was amazed to see a lot more data in the public domain.
- 9dev 2y agoIf you like a more practical version of the metrics feed, I created a Grafana dashboard once: https://github.com/Radiergummi/iss-metrics https://github.com/Radiergummi/iss-metrics
- Thorrez 2y agoI don't think that page is using the word "errata" correctly. I think it's supposed to be a list of errors, but it doesn't seem to list any errors.
- bayindirh 2y agoIt's interesting that the Russian version of the page uses the same blue color scheme Russians like to use for their consoles and equipment. It's a neat and considerate detail if you ask me.
- speakspokespok 2y agoAre there any video games that include the ISS? It would be a cool add-on, having live telemetry added to the in-game version.
- thr0waway001 2y agoWhat do they do with the urine when the tank is full?
- wkat4242 2y agoReprocess it to drinking water
- orf 2y agoIn space, nobody can hear you piss. And they don’t need to, because they get a notification on their desktop when you do. Add space piss notifications.
- DonHopkins 2y agoFinally the perfect use for the accursed touch bar!
- e-clinton 2y agoNothing against the project itself but I gotta say, the amount of votes this post has gathered makes me lose faith in HN.
- danbr 2y agoFound this X account which posts in real-time some of the same info, hahaha: https://x.com/isstoiletelem https://x.com/isstoiletelem
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- KaiserPro 2y agoWhen you make a newsletter (so hot right now) can you call it "Piss Fax"?
- cute_boi 2y agoJust checked github and the folder/file names are totally unreadable. Even rust project has better folder name like src/ test/ instead of these pISSStream.xcodeproj pISSStream etc... Apple please do better. Thanks.
- riiii 2y agoIs there a separate tank for solid excrement? Are we missing an opportunity for a shit stream? How is that even released from ISS?
- shever73 2y agoYes, the solid matter goes into waste containers that are burned up on re-entry of the supply craft. Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be a reading for the solid waste containers. It makes wishing on a falling star less romantic, though, when you realise you could be wishing on flaming astronaut poop.
- raminf 2y agoOn semi-related news... Santa Cruz Wharf’s fallen restroom becomes an unlikely tourist attraction: https://archive.ph/k1lwt https://archive.ph/k1lwt
- g3ol4d0 2y agoThe internet is amazing
- AzzyHN 2y agoFinally
- khobragade 2y ago"but most of all, jaennaet is my hero"
- beaugunderson 2y agowanted this but didn't want to run another app when I'm already running SwiftBar--here is a version suitable for use with SwiftBar/xbar/etc. (error handling left as an exercise for the reader): #!/usr/bin/env node var Ls = require('lightstreamer-client-node'); var sub1 = new Ls.Subscription("MERGE",["NODE3000005"],["Value", "Status", "TimeStamp"]); sub1.addListener({ onItemUpdate: function(obj) { const percentage = obj.getValue('Value') + '%'; console.log(`${percentage} `); process.exit(0); } }); var client = new Ls.LightstreamerClient("http://push.lightstreamer.com","ISSLIVE"); client.connect(); client.subscribe(sub1);
- TheGreatAIPurge 2y ago[flagged]
- post-it 2y agoHey man, it sounds like you had a shitty experience on some payment platform, so you made this account to complain and rile people up? Sucks that you had a bad experience, it may be worthwhile posting a more direct tale of it - people here love commiserating about things and may even be able to help out. Not sure what's up with your other racist comments though, that's pretty weird my dude.
- jaennaet 2y agoSomewhat incredibly, v0.2 is out thanks to a contributor! Adds signal loss handling, so now you can see at a glance if ISS telemetry is actually even being received by the ground station. Direct download link: https://github.com/Jaennaet/pISSStream/releases/download/v0.2/pISSStream.0.2.dmg https://github.com/Jaennaet/pISSStream/releases/download/v0....
- slater 2y agoRunning this app, it's downloading about 1kb/s from push.lightstreamer.com, is that expected behaviour...?
- jaennaet 2y agoYeah that'd be the telemetry stream, probably specifically the new telemetry status & timestamp subscription that got added in 0.2, it gets updated maaaaaany times per second. Unfortunately it's a push and not a pull model stream so I'm not quite sure if there's any "clean" way for the app to throttle the incoming data except eg. periodically just unsubscribe from the very chatty status subscription.
- slater 2y agoJust to be sure, you mean telemetry in the sense of "retrieve latest ISS " telemetry, or "evil marketing 101 phone-home" telemetry...?
- varenc 2y agoyes of course. If you go to https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/ https://iss-mimic.github.io/Mimic/ you can see the websocket to `wss://push.lightstreamer.com/lightstreamer` being opened and the stream of events. That provides a stream of ALL ISS telemetry data and this app is only making use of the urine tank data.
- jaennaet 2y agoEvil marketing 101 phone-home telemetry would be going in the other direction. So I guess in effect you're sort of getting the ISS's phone-home telemetry?
- EvgeniiAl 2y agoLet's do it in the cloud-native way. Here is prometheus exporter https://github.com/EvgeniiAl/piss-exporter/ https://github.com/EvgeniiAl/piss-exporter/
- neycoda 2y agoHow do they know it's urine in the tank?
- ngcc_hk 2y agoIs there other modern interested telemetry we can do? Btw is in big bang theory …
- pmarreck 2y agoThe real story here is that a man with no Swift experience but who had a funny idea banged out a Mac app in a spare afternoon, probably with LLM assistance
- i_love_retros 2y ago> It's remarkable that we live in a world where it takes an afternoon to bang out a joke application that reads actual realtime telemetry data from a space station's toilets. An afternoon? Yeah, right.
- durul 2y agoHi Guys, I added Immersive Experience with 3D for Vision Pro. If you want to see a urine tank with a fullness rate with 3D. Please check this Pr. https://github.com/Jaennaet/pISSStream/pull/7 https://github.com/Jaennaet/pISSStream/pull/7 #visionpro
- sam0x17 2y agoand yet I still can't get a working CPU temp monitor in KDE taskbar in 2024 :(
- yipikaye 2y agoGrafana related https://iss-metrics.9dev.de/d/cdeveweiz1p1cd/iss-telemetry?orgId=2&refresh=5s https://iss-metrics.9dev.de/d/cdeveweiz1p1cd/iss-telemetry?o...
- mrlonglong 2y agoI'm tempted to do something similar for Gnome extensions, how straightforward is it to write an extension that does the same thing on Gnome? Gnome is a Linux desktop.