What's that touchscreen in my room?
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What's that touchscreen in my room?
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#2Small bit about that Wi-Fi remark. Yes in your case it’s close to the server but Wi-Fi lets you mount the touchscreen anywhere. Wi-Fi completely makes sense here.
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#3Did you take notes along the way? Usually when I am "exploring" a problem like that it's hard to reproduce my steps later.
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#4Did you take notes along the way? Usually when I am "exploring" a problem like that it's hard to reproduce my steps later.
Yes! I started taking some notes when I was halfway through, that helped a lot with the thought reconstruction. There is no chance I would find these TCF links organically again
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#5Small bit about that Wi-Fi remark. Yes in your case it’s close to the server but Wi-Fi lets you mount the touchscreen anywhere. Wi-Fi completely makes sense here.
The equivalent energy monitoring device in my flat uses an RF link (no idea what kind, I haven't investigated further) to talk to its base station. Wireless seems fine, but WiFi itself seems like overkill.
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#6>DATE & TIME ARE ALWAYS CORRECT AND NEVER NEED TO BE ADJUSTED
Reads like a quote from a Philip K. Dick book.
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#7Nice write-up, I wish my apartment had this.
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#8I am curious, what "jira_version" in that listing means. Surely not Jira?.. :-)
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#9"urban archeology": The device was using an ARM processor extension that could directly execute Java bytecode.
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#10Very nostalgic, I have developed several apps before with Lollipop and was surprised with their choice of using WebView. I believe they set the NetThings app as a “launcher” app?