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highdeserthackr

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About highdeserthackr

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #43895306

    I did a lot of poking around when I first started. Tried ~10 different apps. On one end there are the toys, and the other end were sophisticated apps that were too big an investmen…

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    Comment #42366461

    Several years ago I made a simple 2D display with WS2812B led strings, just daisy chained together for a serial interface. Controlled by an ESP8266, with a number of static images …

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    Comment #41347512

    Very nice! Just snagged a number of scifi titles it identified.

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    Comment #40440676

    Solvespace is freaking awesome. I tried so many different tools and it hits the sweet spot for reasonable learning curve (esp. for someone that is not a mech engineer), power, Linu…

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    Comment #40432535

    Agreed. Mostly a question of competition for time given so many other projects vs. something that is ready to use.

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    Comment #40432449

    Mechanical CAD (Computer Aided Design)

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    Comment #40428196

    Organizers are so essential in my workshop and homelab. The mill alone has hundreds of items to keep track of. You can only go so far with misc cardboard boxes. I've been using Sol…

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    Comment #39807012

    I master all files on the home nas. No more files on a local laptop. Everything, including photos. Photos moved off of phone and stored on nas. Plex has access, and Home Assistant …

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    Comment #39765754

    How would you compare your vision to EspoCrm? It has nice UX, custom fields, formulas, can be self-hosted, is very low cost, api access, with add-ons for workflows, reports.

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    Comment #39358343

    Absolutely love HA, it's been deployed for 6 years now. I try and run as much as possible through a mosquitto server to keep things decoupled. The biggest pain has been ZWave devic…

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    Comment #39204047

    Altium claims to have a translator that covers symbols: https://www.altium.com/documentation/altium-designer/orcad-i...

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    Comment #39166138

    Following. Inventor of OrCAD CIS (Component Information System) here. Still using an old version of Eagle (7.3.0) before it got neutered by Autodesk. I mostly just use schematic ca…

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    Comment #37751688

    default password zero-zero-zero-destruct-zero !

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    Comment #35915862

    I solder in the garage, never indoors. My bench has a 6" inline duct fan near the soldering station and I just run the fumes out a long section of ducting. These fans high cfm and …

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    Comment #34389663

    This is very cool.

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    Comment #34380581

    True, more and more sites get broken, even page content for our DMV website. I've gotten used to activating the pi-hole Disable for N seconds/minutes feature regularly.

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    Comment #34315130

    Thanks for sharing, never heard of OnlyOffice...I will be investigating as part of a goal to manage shared access to ~30K MS Office files.

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    Comment #34289679

    Great thread. My setup... Hardware: Intel NUC, running Proxmox Synology DS920, 16 TB - used for storage and file services only. I avoid the Synology installed apps to keep this dec…

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    Comment #32459371

    Been quite happy with my Anycubic Mega S. It just works. $179 on Amazon when it goes on flash sale.