Title makes it sound like it was Qantas fault, but I've never seen a runway just lift off and fly away in jet wash before.
That's correct. You're telling docker to bind to that specific network interface. The default is 0.0.0.0 which listens on all interfaces.
Just curious, but have you tried just making things bigger in software? There's vision accessibility tools tied into all the major OSes.
Otherwise the amazon basics monitor mounts are basically an ergotron clone for way cheaper.
A touchscreen monitor is basically designed to be pushed on, and might be a good option for more resilience
Long term hobby that I'm trying to now turn into a small business / online store.
FYI all mod actions should show up, but if a post has been "purged" (completely deleted from the lemmy db) then it also disappears from the modlog.
The republicans would have to find someone new, really quickly.
Trump will never drop out though.
Very safe unless you attach razor blades to the blades.
Most small DC motors don't have enough power to break the skin
STAT should have a current limiting resistor on it, go through your led, then ground.
That would make sense, but page 21 of the datasheet with a typical application shows it going to REGN.
If it's missing the cap on REGN though, that would probably fuck this all up? I must admit I'm not good at understanding when/where caps are applied.
Oooh, thanks.
Stupid schematic question for a second, when looking at this:
If the "REGN" above the LED there is just referring to the REGN pin right below, why doesn't the line just go back down to the pin? Is this just a style thing, or does it mean something functionally different?
I've been messing around with circuits my entire life but this design was time sensitive and I've never done my own PCB designs before, so I hired someone to put this together. After getting some test boards, when I plug them in the charger chip gets very hot and smells like burning....
Circuit is just a simple li-ion usb charger and a switch. I've gone through the datasheet for the bq25302 more times than I can count and I'm missing something obvious here. Using it just for delivering power seems to work fine, the problem is only when charging.
I do see R6 + R7 off TS don't have the recommended 10k values, but I don't feel like that would cause what I'm seeing. This is being connected to a 21700 lipo.
Someone mind lending me their eyes please?
bq25302 datasheet - https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/bq25302.pdf
It's not as big a risk as this person is making out. If you're playing with low current microcontroller stuff, there's virtually no risk. At most you're gonna let the magic smoke out of a chip, not start a fire.
If you start getting into stepper motors and things like that, sure, but that's a long ways from where you are today.
Find a project and make it. Maybe something off adafruit? https://learn.adafruit.com/
Pick up a pinecil for your first soldering iron.
She's baiting the crap out of him, and he keeps taking it before going off rambling. It's great.
Please America I hope the people that need to watch this, are doing so.
I can't stand fight scenes where people are flying through the air at each other doing stupid poses and making sounds. They usually have some special power, and it's all so meh.
I really liked Pantheon and then cringed when it resorted to that near their end. There's lots of exceptions, like princess mononoke.
https://github.com/containrrr/watchtower is a bit cleaner than that
I'm appreciating how rapid the releases have been coming lately.
I would also recommend the XM series. I have both the xm3 (personal) and xm4 (work) and there's barely any difference, so you might want to see if you can find the older xm3's for cheaper.
Recently I was asked if we'd be willing to reconsider federation with Hexbear, followed by CARCOSA reaching out to me to see if it was something we'd be open to.
They made a post asking if their community was interested in refederating with us, similarly I'd like the opinion of our local users.
Why refederate?
Hexbear has a decent number of sizable active communities:
- https://hexbear.net/c/games
- https://hexbear.net/c/technology
- https://hexbear.net/c/movies
- https://hexbear.net/c/food
- https://hexbear.net/c/vegan
These all seem fairly well moderated, giving us access to more diverse posts and viewpoints. A lot of our feed right now is dominated by US centric communities, and it'd be nice to get some more variety.
Why not?
They love trolling and I don't expect them to follow our rules when commenting (primarily "be civil").
Just looking at their thread about us, there's a significant number of immature replies slandering us / Canada. I'm not confident their users will engage in actual discussion in our threads, rather than just showing up to throw out insults and memes.
We can try to handle this by banning users / blocking specific communities, but that's going to increase moderation workload for both admins and mods. Hexbear is self admittedly quick to ban users on their side, but they also don't mind ban evasion - not ideal for us.
So what's next?
This is where we solicit your opinions, how does our community feel?
Edit: Well, it looks like the community is overwhelmingly against refederation. Decision made, thanks everyone for your feedback!
Sometimes I want to find a post I viewed a while ago. I can hide read posts, but is there any way to view read posts?
I can't find anything in any menus.
Hi everyone,
We'll be undergoing maintenance on Saturday morning from about 11am - noon PST.
We've been having some stability issues over the past few days that I've tracked down to database performance, so I'll be doing some tuning and also applying all our needed system updates at the same time.
Cheers!
Update: This is all done now!
Sorry for the brief bits of downtime here and there, I snuck in a quick upgrade of us to the latest lemmy 0.19.4 now that a few bugs have been patched out.
More details here! https://join-lemmy.org/news/2024-06-07_-Lemmy_Release_v0.19.4-_Image_Proxying_and_Federation_improvements
I'm in the process of upgrading us to the latest 0.19.4 release.
https://join-lemmy.org/news/2024-06-07_-Lemmy_Release_v0.19.4-_Image_Proxying_and_Federation_improvements
You might see some brief downtime during the next hour or so, pictrs is currently upgrading its database.
Edit: Holding off on lemmy as Blaze was nice enough to flag some new bugs - https://lemmy.ca/comment/9660430
Edit: Pictrs upgrading taking longer than expected after the migration crashed, hopefully wrapped up soon!
Finally Done! We're all ready for the new lemmy version now, maybe once a patch release comes out.
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Here's the video referenced: https://youtu.be/ZSC4Bc8LHGM?si=etDbG0Sld2DMdOda
Ljdawson we need you now more than ever, you're our only hope!
On old.lemmy.ca we're seeing a significant number of requests from Google Bot to random sites: 66.249.72.233 - - [27/Feb/2024:21:49:30 -0800] "GET /link?url=https://moebelsachverstaendiger-ganz.de/...
Heads up for anyone running mlmym on their instance, your site is probably being used for google SEO manipulation: https://github.com/rystaf/mlmym/issues/101
If you're running an old version, update to v0.0.40!
Hello everyone!
I'm going to be taking the server down on Sunday to apply system updates, as well as migrate us to running across multiple lemmy containers.
Currently we do a nightly restart of lemmy / lemmy-ui at 2am resulting in a 2-3 minute outage (visible on our status page). This change will make those restarts transparent so I stop getting alerts on my phone.
I'm current planning on starting this at 11am PST on Sunday Feb 18th and will probably take about 30 mins.
Edit: All done! We've upgraded to postgres 16 as well.