Dries007

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by Dries007 3y ago
Yea, Pythonifying the scripts is also generally my preferences the moment they become somewhat complex. But even then it's nice that you can be reasonably sure you're not forgetting quotes around variables or using bash constructs
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by Dries007 3y ago
Shameless self-plug: I very much live by the "fix all warnings before you commit" (or at least before you merge), so I have Shellcheck and a bunch of other linters set up in my pre-commit configurations. But the majority of the s
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by Dries007 3y ago
Facebook etc are simply not allowed to use it. At least in Belgium, by law, you cannot require people to use their ID, or even ask to show it, without legal authority. Some stores will ask to scan your ID for loyalty points, but they'r
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by Dries007 3y ago
What resolution & DPI is I think far more important than how many displays. I have 4. 1x 1440@27", 1x 1440@24" and 2x1080@24". If I had known 1440@24" would die out, I would have bought 3 of those instead. For me the
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by Dries007 4y ago
Explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqOoY-o-j-Q
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by Dries007 4y ago
I think this is the equivalent page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-slot_structural_framing
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by Dries007 4y ago
In Belgium since last summer you have to accept at least 1 form of digital payment system. Some places try to bypass it by only accepting some obscure creditcards. Most places that didn't accept card now also accept payment via the app
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by Dries007 4y ago
This is no longer legal under the PSD2 framework. In Belgium since last summer you have to accept at least 1 form of digital payment now. Some places try to bypass it by only accepting some obscure creditcards.
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by Dries007 4y ago
On premise I have: - Fritz!Box 7530 AX (purchased router, connected to fiber endpoint hardware from ISP) - OpenVPN - Dynamic DNS update of domain name - Synology DS220+ (bought new with 2x4TB, running striped/
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by Dries007 4y ago
Unfortunately where I live (Belgium), this kind of options result in a disqualification of any subsidy. They always require that the install is done by a pro with some certificate (even though DIYing electrics is actually legal here). I und
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by Dries007 4y ago
SEPA instant transfers are (unfortunately) not free or even available everywhere. My bank had them for a while, they cost 5€ but they are currently (and have been for a few months already) unavailable due to "widespread fraud".
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by Dries007 4y ago
I'm (slowly) working on something that can eat up PSD2 data from banks and parse it into some usable data, but I'm bad at nicely presenting stuff. It would be great to see your tool and get some inspiration, or maybe even use it.
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by Dries007 4y ago
That screenshot includes the home power consumption and solar panels. Most EVs source the same current on all 3 phases most of the charge cycle and switch to a single phase when they are almost full (and charging goes slower).
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by Dries007 4y ago
Funny, I've just started working on adding OCPP support to the SmartEVSE v3 platform. If you want a capable DIY solution, I recommend the SmartEVSE (v3) platform. The hardware is quite capable (ESP32 based, support for switching betwee
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by Dries007 4y ago
Also: If you don't specify a byte order character, the size of fields is platform dependant! Docs: https://docs.python.org/3/library/struct.html#format-charact...
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by Dries007 4y ago
Looks great, only question is why invent your own software when sigrok exists?
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by Dries007 5y ago
We had a legal requirement for street lamps everywhere until a few years ago.
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by Dries007 6y ago
I bought <beer>@<computer>.kz but it doesn't work, the forwarder doesn't have SMTPUTF8 support sadly. The QA engineer in my couldn't not try that one :)
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by Dries007 6y ago
I have a box full of electronics I bought in 2017 just waiting for that free weekend I can get started :|
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Ben Eater: Installing the world’s worst video card(youtube.com)
23 points by Dries007 6y ago|3 comments
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Negative Ion Products Are Radioactive(youtube.com)
7 points by Dries007 7y ago|1 comments