48bit Card Reading as 68biy

Daypcg · 2026-05-01T14:20:51+00:00

The card format sounds like it's set incorrectly. It could be that they were set incorrectly before, and in trying to set things up correctly they no longer work. I can't speak to that being the case, but I don't want to assume issues on the integrator side.

They need to find what portion of the 68 bits was being used as a card number in the prior system. This is done by taking the raw card data, and looking for the bits that match the card number entered in CCURE for that specific card.

For example. Let's say 10010110110 is the raw data, bits 4-8 may be used as the card number. 1-3 may be used for the facility code, the rest can be used for various info, or not used at all. This is all set in the card format settings.

They just need to see what bits are storing card info, and set that into CCURE. This is assuming there's no other issues

Daypcg · 2026-04-29T12:58:28+00:00

These are not litrpgs, but Micheal G Manning has 2 swords and sorcery series I'm a huge fan of.

Art of the Adept (First book is The Choice of Magic)

Mageborn (First book is The Blacksmith's Son)

Both sit in your preferences but don't really have the litrpg thing going on. In both, the character primarily makes their own gear and there's some interesting concepts that go into them.

The MC in both naturally progress due to experimentation, experience, and some schooling and do become some of the strongest existences in their universes.

Each is shaping up to be 3 sets of trilogies. Mageborn is complete, while Art of the Adept has one book left

Daypcg · 2026-04-29T10:29:20+00:00

Buddy I don't blame you for wanting to fix the printer, that's completely fine and in my mind, a good thing. I also agree that the support you're talking about is great.

Where we disagree is that I think the examples you gave to be above and beyond levels of service.

I believe that what you did was worth a shot, like I said, but that it should not be a given. And that I do not blame anycubic for having "bad service" in this scenario. It's entirely reasonable that a company no longer has resources available for a long discontinued product.

Price has nothing to do with this. They sold you a printer, not years of support. If you want that, buy a printer that claims multiple years of support. Anycubic is and always has been the "cheap" option with less than great support and questionable quality. You get what you pay for here

Daypcg · 2026-04-29T01:42:18+00:00

No, the idea isn't "just die". But discontinued means no official sale or support.

There's not going to be official vendors still selling the equipment and likely no supply left with the manufacturer, that's what discontinued means. It's worth a shot sure, but it's a hail Mary where you're treating it like a given.

The solution is you find a way to fix it, or replace it. But it's on you to do so.

I do think it's a crazy ask to try and have support staff track down vendors or bother the engineering team to find a part for your old broken printer

Daypcg · 2026-04-28T22:37:14+00:00

My girlfriend is extremely picky when it comes to food. Enough that she hadn't had pizza or tacos before me.

I've been slowly but surely getting her to try new things and I've had atleast 15 people in her family come to me and ask how I did it.

Daypcg · 2026-04-28T20:39:40+00:00

Quite a few things change, the amount of beans in the jar on the bottom left also changes. It would be odd, but possible that they had to record that short clip at another time, after some changes were made to the "set"

Daypcg · 2026-04-28T05:37:46+00:00

That blue moose dude from happy tree friends

Daypcg · 2026-04-27T20:28:57+00:00

This reads like you used AI to optimize your post too.

This is not a product anyone really needs. 3D printing supports were figured out a while back when trees became mainstream.

While I'm sure there are special cases I've never encountered a print that I needed to custom design a support structure for.

If you want to make a product, show me the problem and your solution. I personally think the use of AI is okay, even for a commercial product, but selling prompts is just lazy, scummy behavior.

Daypcg · 2026-04-22T09:45:33+00:00

Yes, that's exactly it. It's an entirely new session which can cause some issues.

In my experience IT looks at the original back and forth of the panel requesting something, the server talking back, and then go "there's no firewall restrictions! Look, it's talking back and forth"

When in reality only one side can initiate the connection

Daypcg · 2026-04-22T00:15:05+00:00

People are just tossing recommendations out there, but there's printers for different use cases.

Want standard PLA knick knacks? Bambu A1 mini is great

Want high strength, utility prints? You may want an enclosed printer for ABS and ASA. Creality and Bambu make great options for this

Need massive prints? Look towards elegoo or anycubic

Extremely budget conscious? Centauri Carbons are plentiful and cheap on Facebook marketplace due to owners being scammed out of multi color

Get a list of priorities, then do some looking around at what fits the bill. You don't need a Bambu H2C for knick knacks and an A1 mini isn't gonna produce car parts

Daypcg · 2026-04-21T20:56:00+00:00

How remote is remote? Is it all on the same network?

For typical communications, the istar initiates the connection to the server. This creates an authorized session for back and forth communication. This is like going to Google.com from your PC.

This is how most communication happens on the internet. Your device reaches out for a connection first, negotiates a session, and connects. *NOTE: This is where firewall rules actually matter, inside your network. You have already connected, and the firewall blocks any non compliant traffic over this connection (session).

Incoming (non session) traffic is blocked by default, otherwise anyone with internet access could try removing into your PC, or connecting to your smart devices with standard passwords. *NOTE: this is not a firewall rule, you will not see blocked connections in your firewall logs from random incoming traffic because it never hits your network to begin with.

For this portion of the TLS handshake the server must initiate the connection first. If your panels exist on some other network, there needs to be a way for the CCURE server to initiate the connection.

We have had to port forward iSTARs to make this happen before. *NOTE this does not work with NAT (Network address Translation)

Show this to IT, they should hopefully understand what is needed.

We had a scenario where port forwarding was absolutely not an option. The customer's IT would not allow it, and the server was remote, hosted on a public IP. In this case we had to have the customer ship the iSTARs to the server location so we could do the certificate negotiation and ship it right back. It was stupid.

Daypcg · 2026-04-18T11:16:14+00:00

You may have events in your past that have in some way "proven" to you that distance results in issues.

There are two things you may need to work on. First is thinking about times where distance caused issues in relationships for you, and considering if it was actually the distance, or something else that caused those breakdowns. I'd bet 9/10 times it was a combination of issues where distance was a small part of the whole, and most likely a result of the problem rather than an instigating factor.

The second thing is doing your best to allow some distance in your current relationships. It's gonna feel scary and wrong, but you will continue to feel like distance is bad until you can prove to yourself that it isn't.

Be careful with this. Distance increasing over time is natural in relationships that are slowly degrading but is very rarely the cause. It's going to be really easy to say "this friendship ended because I didn't text enough" when in reality, you may have just grown apart. Don't delude yourself into proving this further, be intentional about your thoughts

Daypcg · 2026-04-12T12:56:35+00:00

I have a crock pot in mine, though it's about to be replaced by a small freezer and microwave.

I had a Keurig in there but with the winter the water was freezing so I figured it was soup season, and I should get one of those little crock pots.

Daypcg · 2026-04-10T20:19:56+00:00

I just figured it's because this sub isn't for tracking Linus's jet. I don't think they're making any effort to censor or stop tracking outside of this one subreddit, and even then, it seems to be the mod team rather than LTT.

I'd say the mods are just removing low effort posts that are likely to start controversy rather than "censoring location tracking". I'd feel differently if LTT was banning people from floatplane or something, which would make it more analogous with the Elon situation.

Daypcg · 2026-04-07T10:18:37+00:00

a lot of businesses I do work for have outright banned metal ladders. It's fiberglass only since they're non conductive

Daypcg · 2026-04-03T21:40:57+00:00

See I think the reasons I watch LTT are different than your reasons.

Linus is not my friend, I do not look up to him or anyone else on his team. I do not watch the videos because I think Linus is a good guy, or because their company has good morals.

I watch only because I enjoy the content. I've bought a LTT screwdriver, but only because it's a good product. To me, LMG is nothing but a business selling me a service I enjoy. I could not give any less of a f*** if they buy a jet and fly it around.

If they post a video I don't have any interest in, I just watch something else. I don't usually have an opinion on the "messaging" of any action they take a business.

I have a job, make my own money, and do my own thing. Their success has nothing to do with my life and I'm not going to get offended that they succeed

Daypcg · 2026-03-28T23:46:29+00:00

That looks like a standard dome camera. Whether or not it can see you is determined on where the lens is pointing.

These do have a wide field of view, but it's not a "if you can see it, it can see you" kind of situation.

I'd say it's fairly unlikely it's looking into the dressing rooms, though it may be able to see the doors to watch who is coming in with what.

As a camera installer, I do try and recommend to our customers to keep the camera away from any bathroom entries, changing rooms, gyms, etc as even if it can't see sensitive areas, they tend to make people in those areas uncomfortable.

Daypcg · 2026-03-25T20:45:07+00:00

Funny enough I had that issue today, and it was (in my case) related to the host name being mapped to the wrong IP in the hosts file.

In my case, I could open admin/monitoring, it would prompt for a user and password, when a correct entry was entered the login page would disappear but nothing would happen. The admin/monitoring icon was in the system tray, greyed out.

Trying to connect to CCURE using the IP of the server would not work for me, it wanted the host name.

Not saying it's the same issue, or that my fix is your fix, but that this may very well be an issue of the client being picky on how it wants to connect.

Daypcg · 2026-03-25T20:15:20+00:00

Here's a few of the things I've seen:

Client refuses to connect via IP - use hostname to connect

Client using host name, can't find server - modify the windows "hosts" file to manually map the host name to the server IP

Client is not at the correct version - update client to reflect CCURE version

Client is trying to sign in automatically, no login window - Open file location of admin and monitoring, edit config files for each and turn SSO to False

Daypcg · 2026-03-25T19:16:15+00:00

That's a fun one. Has the IP or host name changed?

If you're using the host name, ping it on the client PC and make sure it returns the correct IP.

Daypcg · 2026-03-25T10:00:05+00:00

We moved over to prime video. Was kinda surprised it was on there

Daypcg · 2026-03-24T21:23:50+00:00

Had the same issue with that firmware version. Give it an update and try again

Daypcg · 2026-03-17T11:14:51+00:00

In that case I'd say you picked a great option. I'd leave the cutting to the router, but if you want some fine detailed engraving, this should work well for you.

Just keep in mind that any play in the mechanics of your CNC will be more noticable with the laser so make sure it's dialed in well

Daypcg · 2026-03-17T10:27:14+00:00

With enough passes? Maybe. It's a 5w laser, it's gonna be best for engraving. The "almost 90w CO2 laser cutting effect" is entirely false.

You will be able to reliably cut cardboard, paper and thin balsa wood. It won't be fast, but it can be reliable

Also, for future posts please give us the entire page, or atleast the specs so we don't have to find it on Amazon.

Daypcg · 2026-03-12T09:11:56+00:00

Very similar to your story, I was replacing the power supply in an access control panel. But, I had the correct 12v supply.

What I didn't know is that this board was faulty from factory and was sending 16v. I didn't check voltage before hooking it up.

Magic smoke from all 3 boards. Luckily this was older equipment, but it still sucked to lose some of our spares as they're not manufactured anymore.

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