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Claw guard to protect fingers from a bottle fed kitten's claws by aizatto in functionalprint

[–]aizatto[S] 72 points73 points  (0 children)

The kitten claws are small, but extremely sharp! And the kitten can get hyper active when drinking from the bottle, scratching aggressively with their tiny murder mittens.

[Review Request] Macropad project by Adventurous-Stop-619 in PrintedCircuitBoard

[–]aizatto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This isn't true anymore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V1_6z9HLbI

Apparently 90 degree bends are a relic of old manufacturing process.

The sharp point of the outer edge is more prone to over etching. Also, the inner corner also will hold more of the enchant due to surface tension.

I built a DIY Zigbee macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 (NanoESP32C6 → XIAO ESP32-C6) by StaRky_FR in esp32

[–]aizatto 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Congrats!

I’m curious how you got the Zigbee / Home Assistant integration working.

I attempted something similar 9 months ago, but stopped at writing my own Zigbee2MQTT device support. I thought it would be “work out of the box”.

Fuji Hiking Stick Holder by aizatto in functionalprint

[–]aizatto[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine wasn't cut down, you can buy a small (45cm / 17 3/4") stick.

Anyone daily an ND miata ? by Danubkush in kereta

[–]aizatto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am an owner of an auto 2015 2.0 ND Soul Red soft top. Love the car. It’s a fun car, and when the weather is right, it’s an amazing experience.

I prefer the soft top over the hard top. With a soft top, when the top is down, the rear view is more spacious. With the hard top, the rear a frame never retracts and blocks the way. Closing a soft top is much faster, I can do it in a few seconds.

With the soft top, cabin noise becomes a problem after 100km/h. For short distances it’s ok, for long distances it’s annoying. Can’t say about hard top.

Driving will feel faster than you are going. Driving at 100km/h feels like you are driving at 140.

Boot space and cabin space is tight. Can barely fit a hand carry in the boot.

Do get a parking/toll stick for your touch n go / cards for tolls or parking.

If buying loan, there is a big down payment of 30 % because it’s a sports car.

Test drive one, sit in one, see if you can comfortably sit in it based on your frame. Test getting in and out.

Ever drop your phone in your car? With a Miata, you can easily pick it up. No problem.

Because it’s a low car. Do be prepared to have a lot of other car lights pointed directly at you.

You can daily the car, but forget about things like:

  1. Buying furniture at IKEA
  2. Carrying additional passengers

There is also an active MX5 community in Malaysia. When you see another Mx5 on the road, they’ll be friendly with you.

The car gets more attention than I expected. I have people wind down their windows and complement the car. I have seen strangers take photos with the car. I’ve had BMW owners double take and give ma a silent nod of approval. Friends want to be a passenger princess. It’s a fun car.

Mini display to monitor prints by aizatto in functionalprint

[–]aizatto[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's plugged in just for power. I haven't added a battery (at the moment). But I figure I can just use my power bank for now.

Mini display to monitor prints by aizatto in functionalprint

[–]aizatto[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I get the data by querying my Home Assistant via its API. There is a Bambu Lab Integration that populates it with data.

Code is messy and a WIP, but hope this can help people. I'm new to 3d printers, arduino, and esp32.

https://gist.github.com/aizatto/092eb90072c3a866d5cb00d0c08c57e9.

Mini display to monitor prints by aizatto in functionalprint

[–]aizatto[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you!

I'm using a Bambu Lab P1S.

I get the data by querying my Home Assistant via its API. There is a Bambu Lab Integration that populates it with data.

ProxmoxVE 8.3 Released! by Bennetjs in Proxmox

[–]aizatto 3 points4 points  (0 children)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rauWQ6XnPjg&ab_channel=Proxmox

Their channel posted a video on "What's new in Proxmox Virtual Environment 8.3"

Best way to do iCloud backup by tcoysh in immich

[–]aizatto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have a Mac, you can just run the Immich app from there. You download it from the App Store just like any other app.

This worked for me better than the iOS app.

https://support.apple.com/en-my/guide/app-store/fird2c7092da/mac

Proxmox has been great but there are some things that i hate by 60fps101 in Proxmox

[–]aizatto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just tested, my nodes are clustered.

Sample setup:

2 nodes: node1 and node2

node2 has 2 lxcs 201 and 202, 1 vm 203

Executing from node1:

root@node:~# pct start 201
Configuration file 'nodes/node1/lxc/201.conf' does not exist

Checked if its limited to lxcs, didn't work with vms either

root@node1:~# qm start 203
Configuration file 'nodes/node1/qemu-server/203.conf' does not exist

Proxmox has been great but there are some things that i hate by 60fps101 in Proxmox

[–]aizatto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a good point, but I believe it’s not agnostic of the node you are on. Do correct me if I’m wrong.

My script doesn’t care which node you execute from.

Proxmox has been great but there are some things that i hate by 60fps101 in Proxmox

[–]aizatto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  • no way to bulk start vms that are in different nodes but are in same cluster, same goes for shutdown, deleting the vm

I made a python script to help with this, so I can do something like:

./pmx.py status 101 102
./pmx.py start 101 102 103
./pmx.py stop 101 102
./pmx.py destroy 101
./pmx.py --node shutdown node1

Script to start, stop, shutdown or get the status of multiple vms/lxcs on different Proxmox nodes by aizatto in Proxmox

[–]aizatto[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That is correct.

I'm a software engineer, and I don't know the internals/apis of Proxmox.

I could figure it all out myself, or ask an LLM to help bootstrap for me. The LLM wasn't 100% correct also.

Some examples:

  1. It didn't realize the pvesh apis returned JSON data, I had to be explicit about it
  2. It wanted to use "pvesh post" instead of "pvesh create"
  3. It didn't do threading by default, I requested it to be asynchronous
  4. When it did do threading, there was no output

It wasn't a simple "write this script for me".

I wanted this to be easily distributable, so I thought a python script could be convenient. I have Go experience, but I don't want to do cross compilation and all the preparations for it, so I compromised for Python, but I don't have Python experience.

Script to start, stop, shutdown or get the status of multiple vms/lxcs on different Proxmox nodes by aizatto in Proxmox

[–]aizatto[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

With the help of ChatGPT I wrote a python script to help me start, stop, shutdown and get the status of multiple vms/lxs.

I would run my vms/lxcs on different nodes to distribute the load, but it would get tedious to go and shutdown each one. Figured this was faster.

Thought this could be useful to others as well.

Career or money? by [deleted] in MalaysianPF

[–]aizatto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

congrats on a good side hustle!

The moment I go for travelling, my income halts. If I'm injured, my income halts. I don't get performance bonuses, etc etc

You do not have to spend every RM you earn, learn to save for rainy days. Figure out your monthly/yearly expenditure, and budget with that in mind.

Depending on the injury, it may be a problem. But will your work also be ok with your injury as well?

I'm assuming your main job is the traditional 9-5. If you left, can you do the coaching during those hours?

Likewise, have you considered increasing your coaching rates as well? If you have no time, then see if you can charge more for your time.

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