In mijn nieuwbouw woning zit een BUVA Q-Stream afzuiging. Deze wordt met een afstandsbediening kastje bediend. Het kastje hing in de woonkamer, wordt met 240 volt gevoed en stuurt draadloos het signaal naar de afzuiging. De afzuiging zelf bevind zich op zolder en zuigt in de keuken, badkamer en de zolder aan.
Recently I bought a secondhand HP Proliant Microserver Gen8 G1610T. It included a SSD drive in slot 1 and two HDD drives in slots 3 and 4. I want to add two more HDD drives in slot 1 and 2. Therefore the SSD had to move to the ODD slot. In this model there is no CD-rom drive installed, so that space is available.
These are some instructions to connect my Ubiquiti EdgeRouter SFP X to my internet provider XS4all. This post is primarily documentation for myself, but they may be helpful to you.
eth5PPPoE with username xs4all and password xs4allInternet connection is on VLAN with ID 6Enable DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation with prefix length /48Only use one LANAfter reboot:
Recently there have been some discussion a OTA in the PineTime Telegram group. This is my view on the trust model required for PineTime to work.
TLDR; I think we need to trust a new firmware to a certain extent before flashing it to PineTime. A corrupt or malicious firmware can brick your device. With the current hardware it will not be possible to design a system where you can recover from all situations. Let me explain.
I have done a little experiment with Over The Air updates for PineTime firmware. I used the mynewt project from my last post as a base. In a few hour I had updated my firmware.
I started with the blinky project from the last post. I expanded that to the BLE Peripheral App. This is a basic application that presents itself as a Bluetooth service. When it runs you can connect to it from your smartphone.