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samm_cz
5mo ago
Thank you for the article. I tried to report this to the upstream, but it was closed as "not a bug" https://gitlab.isc.org/isc-projects/bind9/-/issues/5898#
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Its always DNS: Why the default BIND setup is failing to resolve
(smallhacks.wordpress.com)
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5mo ago
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samm_cz
5mo ago
How complexity of the DNS, DNSSEC and IPv6 + recently enabled DDoS protection made recursive DNS broken in the default setup
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samm_cz
3y ago
It is, indeed. E.g. by looking on remapped sectors on traditional HDD you may see trend that drive will die soon. Selftests are only way to check surface before you will hit it with real files... On SSD the most important is wear out and us
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samm_cz
3y ago
Yep, and this release finally adds NVMe tests for the drives supports it.
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Smartmontools 7.4 released – tool to monitor disk (NVMe, SATA, SCSI) health
(smartmontools.org)
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samm_cz
3y ago
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samm_cz
3y ago
- The docker image used for CI and release builds is now based on Debian 12 instead of Ubuntu 18.04. - macOS: CI and release builds are now generated for the x86_64 and arm64 targets. 32 bit platforms will require to
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Updating FreeBSD on armv6 board (RPI-B)
(smallhacks.wordpress.com)
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3y ago
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Converting Old TD-W8970B DSL Router to the LTE AP
(smallhacks.wordpress.com)
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samm_cz
4y ago
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samm_cz
4y ago
Giving new life to the old EoL tp-link router using OpenWRT
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Using AM2331 Sensor with a FreeBSD/Raspberry Pi
(smallhacks.wordpress.com)
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5y ago
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Adding web based remote control to the old Marantz amplifier (ESP32)
(smallhacks.wordpress.com)
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5y ago
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samm_cz
6y ago
nice. friend of my grandfather had similar and it was USSR DIY. It had 2 PCB boards full of transistors and other elements to drive them :) At that time no lcd was available for amateurs, so it was a natural, non-vintage choice :)
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samm_cz
6y ago
Interesting, in ex. USSR and Czechoslovakia i am aware only about "2 wire" systems, but i heard also about "IBM" one with a 3 wires, so now i know what it was for, thanks :) Here master clock was producing 1m or 30s dura
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samm_cz
6y ago
How to connect to the AWS client VPN not using "official" client, e.g. from the Linux
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AWS Client VPN Internals
(smallhacks.wordpress.com)
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6y ago
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samm_cz
6y ago
thanks, i don`t remember, may be it was something on my side. Anyway, i am happy with current implementation, so no need to migrate. Will try it on some next project :)
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samm_cz
6y ago
Oldest electrilcal mechanism from pragotron, was produced in 195x-196x years, see https://f.aukro.cz/images/sk6961755962/c15a8263-ced4-4e31-a3... for the photo.
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samm_cz
6y ago
In EU using DCF-77 probably would be more practical. I am sure that similar radio-s are in US too.
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samm_cz
6y ago
Nice :) This mechanism is less advanced, when there no impulses it just sleeps. BTW, same company (pragatron) been doing very nice "digital" clocks with the "rotating" digts, e.g. https://f.aukro.cz/image
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samm_cz
6y ago
I was looking on acetime but it was not working as expected on ESP, so switched to Timezone. I will add screensaver to my code soon to protect OLED, good suggestion.
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samm_cz
6y ago
you can easily convert any cheap clock mechanism to such :) But my intention was to keep all original mechanic.
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samm_cz
6y ago
this device was not connected to AC input. And, btw, few yrs ago in EU AC based clocks had an issue due to problems in the grid (frequency was < 50Hz)
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samm_cz
6y ago
Nice, i will add link to your project to my GH :) I see you solving +- same problem but a bit different way + my board have OLED to show the status and also that you supporting work on battery and i was not doing that. Another different i f
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samm_cz
6y ago
Thank you! I was thinking about it - as clocks and controller are indoor it is unlikely that there would be stable GPS signal, external antenna may be needed. Another option is to add DCF-77 receiver, this one could be used in most of the E