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How To: Set Up your Stupid Fucking 4 Dollar "Cozy-Life" Wi-Fi Smart Bulb with Home Assistant with Minimal Hair-Pulling

Installing Home Assistant with Docker Compose

This parts simple enough, but requires some adjusting of the official instructions to get working. Most instructions online tell you that your docker-compose.yml file needs to have a network_mode: host in there. I dunno about that! Works fine for me without that, so we're going to not.

version: '3'
services:
 homeassistant:

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The M8 Headless is so cool!
Except that it wants to send audio over USB! That shit sucks! Especially on android where it doesn't work at all!

Solution: Hook a PCM5102 up to the Teensy 4.1 running m8 headless! It actually works!

Pins:
PCM5012 -> TEENSY
SCK     -> 23
BCK     -> 21
DIN     -> 7

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import os
import threading
import shutil
from collections import namedtuple

ThreadWithData = namedtuple('thread', 'thread, filecount')

# Constants
MAX_THREADS = 12
FILES_PER_THREAD = 500

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I don't think anyone, at any point, actually wrote this shit down, so here I am, doing God's work:

1. Download `http://bigota.d.miui.com/tools/xiaomi_usb_driver.rar`
2. Extract.
3. Connect your phone to the pc, boot into fastboot mode.
4. In Device Manager, select the device, select `update driver`
5. Choose `browse my computer for drivers` and select the xiaomi usb driver folder.
6. It will install something, but it'll be the wrong one.
7. Select Update Driver again, choose `browse my computer for drivers`, but this time click `let me pick from a list of available drivers`
8. Select the `bootloader` option.

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#Plexhometheater closes itself after 30 minutes of inactivty
#This script checks to see if plexhometheater is off, and if it is,
#checks for any major network traffic (to indicate movie stream, or file xfer)
#if no network activity is detected, the computer shuts down.
#if network activity IS detected, plexhometheater is started again
def plexIsRunning()
	command = `ps -ef|grep -v grep|grep /opt/plexhometheater/bin/plexhometheater`
	if command == "" then
		return false
	end

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The Seagate Ironwolf is insane. It spins up and down like 5 times a minute by default. Insane behavior, and it results in a massive Load_Cycle_Count which theoeretically will result in the premature death of the drive.

find the disk in question with sudo fdisk -l

You can check the Load_Cycle_Count with sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdc

wow, look at that load cycle count. Not good! The max the drives are designed for is 600,000, and if you do the math from the Power_On_Hours you can calculate how much life your new drive has. And it's proably not much~

Let's check the current APM setting: sudo hdparm -B /dev/sdc

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# An actual safe model loader.
# I consider this file to actually be safe because it physically cannot load pickle file. 
# If you try to load a pickle file, it will instead look for a safetensors file with the same name and try to load that.

# If it does find a suitable Safetensors alternative, it will load it in such a way that makes it compatible with all pickle-related code (params_ema/params checking)

# This code was written by Jeremy C (badnoise.net)

import safetensors.torch
import torch

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from PIL import Image
from PIL.ExifTags import TAGS
import os

SOURCE_DIR = r'C:\Users\jerem\ai\stable-diffusion-webui_working\outputs'
DESTINATION_DIR = r'C:\Users\jerem\ai\converted2'

def find_png_files(directory):
    """Returns a list of full filenames for all .png files in a directory, including subdirectories."""
    png_files = []

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import pickle

PAYLOAD_MESSAGE = "You just got owned by Arbitrary Code Execution inside a Pickle file."

#A class that when unpickled, will execute the code embedded in the __reduce__ method's return value
class PickleACE(object):
    def __reduce__(self):
        return (print,(PAYLOAD_MESSAGE,))

# Save the pickle data to a file

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import argparse
import glob
import sys
from PIL import Image
import os

def main():
    """
    When given a directory, this script will create text files containing the positive prompts of each image (if the data exists in the png metadata),  
    and stores it as a .txt file with the same name next to the original image.