Dear everybody.
Stop burning your fucking trash when half the population has their windows open because there is no power. Have some consideration for fucks sake.
Stop burning your fucking trash when half the population has their windows open because there is no power. Have some consideration for fucks sake.
Tate school on Thursday morning
I’m looking for a simple smart card writer with same blank cards that 1. Is easy to program and 2. Doesn’t break the bank.
I just want to set up some smart card access for my local machines.
Honeywell screwed us changing the address of their api and I was ready for a new thermostat system anyway so I bought an ecobee setup on their Memorial Day special.
Only to find out they no longer offer an api key at all and the only way to bring it in is thru apple home which frankly I’m trying to get away from entirely.
So disappointed. Not sure if I’ll keep the ecobee. I was looking forward to the total package of sensors and door bell cams, smoke alarm monitoring etc.
Greetings!
I have a pair of NSA3600’s configured for high availability mode
X10 is a cable modem
X11 is a cellular modem
I cannot get an IP4 address on X10, but it will get an IP6. This seems to be forcing them to fallback to X11, the cellular connection.
I’ve exhausted what can I think of, even had cable come out and check things which all checked good.
Any ideas?
So. I have cox cable as my primary internet. 1g, unlimited, $120 a month. I also have Verizon as a backup 300mbs, unlimited, $35 a month.
Apparently my cox connection has not had an active IP/connection for the last several months and I’ve just been running on 5g the entire time. I did notice some slight delays/buffering but honestly cox service isn’t that great to begin with (hence the 5g backup). I feel like I could just cancel the cable service at this point. I obviously don’t need it.
So. Just a reminder if you have multiple providers it’s worth keeping a check on them..
Also thanks Sonicwall for not telling me a connection has been down since the beginning of the year….
Finally getting around to writing up and integrating this Liebert System3 panel into my rack and Home Assistant. When I am done I am considering offering a premade kit for the interface hardware.
Any suggestions, ideas etc are most welcome!
Hey all!
I have some electronic experience but am a complete noob to stepper motors.
All I want to do right now is for it to. Work. But I can’t make sense of the “directions” for this thing.
The motor has four wires (two pair)
Did I buy the wrong controller? Or do I need another piece of hardware?