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Getting the SSD1306 OLED Display to work on the ESP8266 via D1 Mini.

First, open your arduino IDE, and go to preferences.
In the "Additional Boards Manager URLs" field, enter "http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json"
press "okay"

Now go to to "Tools->Board->Boards Manager"
Find "esp8266" by "ESP8266 Community", and install it. This installs the toolchain and libraries needed.

Now under "Board", select your esp8266 board, in this case, the d1 mini.

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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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Section A: Preparing your models in Blender.
1. In blender, open up one of your 3d tiles.
2. Center it in the scene and have it sit directly above y=0
3. Export it as a .obj file
Repeat these steps for every tile in the tileset.

Section B: Setup in Godot
1. Create a new scene with a spatial node.
2. Create a new folder called "Models" and drag your .obj files in there.
3. Drag all your models into the scene as children of Spatial. They should all be of type MeshInstance.