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FixPath is rpath for Windows executables
(lastlog.de)
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2y ago
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qknight
2y ago
fixPath is a tool to modify the path to a certain DLLs (Dynamic Shared Objects) for Microsoft Windows Executables by rewriting parts of the executable’s PE header, when the .fixPath section is present and indicates support for such rewrite,
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Using Grafana on NixOS with Selenium and get lots of votes
(lastlog.de)
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10y ago
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Using 'declarative webservices' on NixOS
(blog.lastlog.de)
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12y ago
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qknight
13y ago
i guess my setup is about 200-300 euros summing all the single devices and casings together. this does not include the days of assembling the hardware.
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qknight
13y ago
i've seen many such proprietary solutions and i dislike them all for various reasons. i've added a list in the motivation of my article. why do these vendors not honor open source development?
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qknight
13y ago
good point. but i do think that my setup works stable and safe for me. however, i had added the disclaimer because others might be facing a different situation and therefore they are warned.
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qknight
13y ago
interesting. this one-way problem was the main reason not to use 433mhz controllers. thanks for your posting.
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qknight
13y ago
i will consider erlang for the next project - you got interesting points.
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qknight
13y ago
thanks for providing your link. very nice writeup but as i pointed out, 433mhz is not an option for me as i wanted to know if a set(..) really was working and 433mhz usually doesn't provide any return value. seeing your post earlier wo
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qknight
13y ago
thanks for your feedback! it is very cool stuff but i do not want to rely on external SaaS stuff. anyway, it seems to be really cool - especially the part where the server replies with JSON ;-)
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Linux volume control broken by design, here is how we can fix it
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13y ago
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Traditional infotainment in decline and how it will be fixed
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13y ago
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Home automation using Node.js, raspberry pi and tinkerforge
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13y ago
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