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Need a REST API to implement HTTP 418 I'm a teapot https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/418 Or maybe even the whole the Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (HTCPCP) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper_Text_Coffee_Pot_Contro...
I'm surprised the De'Longhi BLE protocol doesn't have _any_ replay attack protection. I get that making coffee isn't a safety-critical operation, but you could do some hilariously annoying denial-of-service on the communal coffee machines.
Sorry for the double comment at the top level, but were you able to experiment with different values for taste, coffee, milk? Or does each recipe require constant values? It may already be in your write-up, but if it is I missed it, sorry.
The application specifically allows you to program defaults and save beverages, so this is fully supported once you have the recipes decoded.
OH, THIS IS THE SAME EXACT COFFEE MACHINE I OWN. THANKS FOR THIS. Now I just need to have a robot putting cups under the dispenser
If you’re the only one using it and you’ve got at least two cups, you could place an empty cup each time you remove a full cup.
Sorry for the double comment at the top level, but were you able to experiment with different values for taste, coffee, milk? Or does each recipe require constant values? It may already be in your write-up, but if it is I missed it, sorry.
I've managed to brew a few custom coffees, including a comically over-sized cappuccino when I forgot to specify milk (apparently not including the ingredient means... use a lot of it?). The application specifically allows you to program defaults and save beverages, so this is fully supported once you have the recipes decoded.
to be fair, 0 = unlimited isn't an unheard of setting
yeah, that sounds like fun stuff to explore - playing with different values. How granular is it?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've managed to brew a few custom coffees, including a comically over-sized cappuccino when I forgot to specify milk (apparently not including the ingredient means... use a lot of it?). The application specifically allows you to program defaults and save beverages, so this is fully supported once you have the recipes decoded.
> (apparently not including the ingredient means... use a lot of it?) to be fair, 0 = unlimited isn't an unheard of setting yeah, that sounds like fun stuff to explore - playing with different values. How granular is it?
I haven't gone as far as pushing the machine out of bounds intentionally, or even sending a parameter that's considered invalid yet.
Some suffer from broken or outdated Android apps like my Eurochron A620 bluetooth thermometer - the only way to make it work on a modern Android version is to hack it like the OP did. (If only old apps would make their source code publicly available...)
So this article is very much appreciated.