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2y ago
great read. I have several Daikin split units and installed Faikins on them. https://github.com/revk/ESP32-Faikin Having the PCBs made, flashing them, sourcing the connectors,and installing them was a bit involved, bu
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3y ago
I've had the same desire to extend USB HID devices, but I want to take it a step further. Once a USB device <- Wi-Fi ->USB host technology is available, then a wireless USB switch should be possible. The research in this article
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3y ago
I tried using a Flipper with some NFC stickers so I wouldn't have to carry around so many FOBs and cards. It turns out that the Flipper does not excel at this task. It complained that the NFC stickers I bought were non-writable. And it
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3y ago
This is the point of mechanical/electrical interlocks to prevent exposure to energized UVC. This is why I find the attempt to make 'far uv' safe in the public conscious even more dangerous.
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3y ago
Personally I feel the use of the term "far uv" is very misleading because the 220 nm wavelength is within UVC, and not too far away from 254 nm germicidal UVC. It is always helpful to consult a chart: http://www.drb-ma
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3y ago
In most cases no, AsciiDoctor-PDF converter uses the Ruby library PDF library Prawn to generate PDFs, However, there are alternative PDF converters which do convert from HTML (the VSC AsciiDoctor plug-in allows the option to use a differen
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3y ago
I want to second your comment. AsciiDoc is growing in popularity. A year ago I surveyed a dozen tools and went all in with it. I'd like to see IJ take it a step further beyond AsciiDoc, by supporting Antora to generate and deploy stati
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3y ago
Neat project. I'd really like to author plain AsciiDoc on an e-paper display without distractions. On one of your earlier commits ( https://github.com/rberenguel/PiWrite/commit/c23bfdccd43e1c5... ), you me
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Raspberry Pi Pico W USB Host MQTT Numpad
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3y ago
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The Pico W USB Host MQTT Numpad is a proof of concept for the Raspberry Pi Pico W. It demonstrates USB-Host support for a USB numpad which connects via Wi-Fi to an MQTT server. This allows integration with smart home automation software suc
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4y ago
I have been thinking about building an open-source RPI Pico-based E-Ink writer for a long time. I was primarily motivated by my opinion that the Freewrite seems way more expensive than its components should cost. I also didn't like the
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4y ago
It may vary well work best by genre, or not cater to people who have gone through spaghettification (insist on subdividing genres infinitely) with their music. For example, take the "Phonk" genre, which I only was introduced to du