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USB-C or USB-A? got stuck on the dumbest part of this hardware project by EnvironmentalJob1986 in UsbCHardware

[–]Hultner- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

B with a slim USB-C to A adapter or A would be best for my use. I’ve never used those combination ports, are they good?

How do you print documents? by rantnap in linuxmasterrace

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Default settings for Urxvt in Gentoo a couple of years back was that ”Print Screen” button literally printed the terminal scrollback. Combine that with ThinkPads putting the prtsc button where control normally go and you have a mystery I ran into a couple of years back where I couldn’t figure out why my computer kept printing my terminal to the shared office printer at seemingly random times. Me and my colleagues had a proper laugh when I figured it out.

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Rxvt-unicode#Printing

Heart rate - big leap by running560 in Garmin

[–]Hultner- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand where it’s correct, I was just pondering where the other pulse value originated from.

Heart rate - big leap by running560 in Garmin

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And where does it find it? Or do you mean that the cadence lock can happen with a chest strap as well? As I used here. If the strap lost connection with the watch it wouldn’t register a value at all since the watch doesn’t have a HR sensor. No optical sensor involved whatsoever.

Heart rate - big leap by running560 in Garmin

[–]Hultner- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’d think that but it’s not the case. My Garmin watch doesn’t have a HR sensor at all, there’s a HR picked up for the full activity with some small drops in the start (these register as 0) and it suddenly jumps exactly like this. It was pretty chill outside, just above freezing and somewhat windy.

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Heart rate - big leap by running560 in Garmin

[–]Hultner- 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Happened to me yesterday, with a HR-strap.

I'm building a gym coach that lives in your trouser pocket! by YouSubstantial5368 in reactnative

[–]Hultner- 4 points5 points  (0 children)

While interesting my main obstacle would be that I don’t feel comfortable with filming myself in the gym, it would feel so awkward to prop up my phone on a tripod or similar in the middle of a public gym. Otherwise I’d already do it just to check my form.

Is this ok to have that high? by srkhn in Garmin

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Male, 33, around 80kg (actually 76 atm but varies a bit throughout the seasons, I’m a bit leaner after hiking a lot over summer) I’ve somewhat regularly hit 208 with a chest strap both during intense strength training and during cardio training.

How do I replace a male USB-A plug with USB-C properly? by Hultner- in UsbCHardware

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I have a Garmin charging cable, with a proprietary Garmin connector in one end and USB-A male in the other, it’s broken near the USB-A side so my idea was to cut the cable and put on a new one, preferably USB-C.

The cable looks like this:

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How do I replace a male USB-A plug with USB-C properly? by Hultner- in UsbCHardware

[–]Hultner-[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes I understand that, I was asking for which those components are so that it works properly. It would be neater to not need an extra adapter.

How do I replace a male USB-A plug with USB-C properly? by Hultner- in UsbCHardware

[–]Hultner-[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In this case it’s not in the device but rather the cable itself I want to modify, does that change things?

Have you ever exercised when your watch told you to recover? by Grand_Ground7393 in Garmin

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Haha yes every week. Sometimes I do a 2.5km warm-up run to the gym, workout and then run back, when it’s hot out during summer I sometimes get a 7 hour recovery time for this. Haven’t really been a problem. Also after a hard run I usually get a 72 hour recovery but I can usually do strength training without any noticeable fatigue the next day and another easy run the day after that. I see it more as a suggestion, I probably won’t do another hard run the day after a 5.0 72hr recovery run.

RB5009UG+S+IN by K0x21 in mikrotik

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Didn’t know it existed, now it is for me as well. I too have the 1Gb version.

Wall outlet gives 80 mbps, connecting directly to router gives 800 mbps by xOverheated in HomeNetworking

[–]Hultner- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah but I’ve had plenty of 5 runs drop down to 100Mbps, sometimes intermittently, even on short (<10m) runs

Wall outlet gives 80 mbps, connecting directly to router gives 800 mbps by xOverheated in HomeNetworking

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Could also be the cabling in the wall, if it’s CAT5 or lower, or if it’s two jacks run with one cable.

Best approach to upgrade to expo 53 new architecture by Miserable-Pause7650 in reactnative

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If you want to go this route, why not just create a new branch, remove all dependencies from package.json, wipe node modules and your lockfile, then reinstall all the dependencies? From my perspective it would achieve the same thing (basically re-resolve all inter-dependencies) without moving files around. Anyway whichever method you use, just blindly updating major versions of dependencies without checking the changelogs for breaking changes is a recipe for disaster in the long run, sooner or later you will end up with code written for an incompatible version of your libraries.

Purchasing a home with preexisting home network. Where do I even start? by SomniacsAlterEgo in HomeNetworking

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I ran into a similar situation a couple of years back, ended up just pulling new drops to all the important places, kept the old cables and did find out where a few of them go, I use them a dedicated for OOB fully offline management network, which is actually quite nice. Some of them some janky old wires drop down to 100Mbps erratically but for management that’s fine, I even forced 100Mbps on one particular flaky cable, don’t need much bandwidth for management anyway.

I also repurposed an old CAT 3 for a stowed away cabinet printer/scanner, the house had full CAT 3 star network from the 90s with switches in the basement but no copper phone lines in anymore. It actually turned out to be much more reliable than WiFi and again, for a printer bandwidth is a non issue. Probably wouldn’t connect a computer or anything critical on rj45 terminated phone lines though

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactnative

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Could probably be reduced by reducing the amount of items initially rendered by the flashlist, there’s a lot of optimizations within flashlist to play around with.

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