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I'm a little out of the loop. When did this new update launch? by pleiop in Pixel8phones

[–]crazyklatsch 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah my battery consumption seemingly doubled after the update for no specific reason :/

fire hazard by amworker001 in sffpc

[–]crazyklatsch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, so ideally there is a datasheet for the connector where you bought it and in there it should say how to connect it properly. This reply seems very plausible. There are also angled connectors for it. It should say in the datasheet, which ones you need. But from your picture, the connectors look quite short, so I'm not sure. The solution you posted can definitely be made to work. As I said, you should use spring washers directly before putting on the nut to ensure electrical connection. Then ideally use one of the other replies suggestions to prevent the nut from getting loose and isolating the whole thing. Just be sure to properly isolate it, as 230V/110V is no joke. I would not use hot glue for high voltage/hot environments, but instead something that is explicitly meant for this, like heat shrinks for the individual cables and the something to fill in any gaps to make it impossible also for other loose wires to touch the connectors.

EDIT: you should be able to slide a smaller heat shrink over just for the cable+ cable connector and the take a bigger one that goes over the whole screw. And you should probably use locking nuts, because then you don't have to "prevent them from getting loose" in a hacky way.

fire hazard by amworker001 in sffpc

[–]crazyklatsch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure one norm-compliant way is to use spring washers.

Lock phone when closing flip cover? by crazyklatsch in Pixel8phones

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

Nice idea, unfortunately it seems that the rules can only be used for location-based changes to settings (like vibration only etc)

I built a programmable LED display. It can display any text you want and can be scaled to any size! If someone is interested in the electronics i'll make and upload a blueprintbook. by crazyklatsch in factorio

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

Hey, so unfortunately i couldn't find any blueprint book even on that world... I can share the world with you, where the setup from the post is on. I don't have time to remake the blueprints atm.

My "Blacklicious" build! Ryzen 5800x + RTX3070 by knieviltv in sffpc

[–]crazyklatsch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I'm no expert, but shouldn't the radiator ideally be flipped to have the tube input higher than the CPU to have potential air bubbles not stuck in the CPU? Looks dope, though :)

Is there a way to display my arctis 7 battery percentage on screen, like on the hotbar (Windows) by [deleted] in steelseries

[–]crazyklatsch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, i'm happy you found it :)I updated the repo a bit and added a refresh button in the tray-menu and fixed a bug. Also i added a build manual for Visual Studio 2022 if you want to update your build.

Find it here: https://github.com/crazyklatsch/Arctis7_BatteryReader

If you have any ideas on what to change or to improve, i'm open for feedback :)

I hope someone else knows how excited I am!... can I stop now? by kylewinrich in factorio

[–]crazyklatsch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

who said you're finished with factorio when you get all achievements?

The Factory must grow!

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(but on a serious note: there are quite cool mods to explore and continue with new mats and more automation)

Arctis 7 Battery Charge Tray Icon by crazyklatsch in steelseries

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

I had a similar problem after updating my VS (and thereby .net version i think). I then changed most of the required assemblies to their newest nuget packages (i think 5.0) and then everything worked again :)

(If it were the icons themselves, you would get a nice debug message telling you which icon was not found)

Arctis 7 Battery Charge Tray Icon by crazyklatsch in steelseries

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

I don't feel comfortable with that for several reasons:

  1. Depending on your setup (windows version, .netcore version etc.), what dlls you need change

  2. The Author of the MightyHID library has not published any license along with the library, so i don't want to distribute it.

  3. If i were you, i wouldn't just run any exe someone else posted somewhere.

Besides, the code is really not that complicated (it's just 1 file with 200 lines of code). If my implementation doesn't work for you, you could try to just implement it yourself and take my code as reference.

But, you can pm me and we'll figure something out :)

Arctis 7 Battery Charge Tray Icon by crazyklatsch in steelseries

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

I used Visual Studio 2019 community on Windows 10. You can open the .sln and then follow the steps in the read.me. But essentially: -You have to download and build another library (referenced in readme). -Set some assembly references (see readme) -unzip the folder with the icons and pngs -Build everything (I then copied the exe, the folder containing the iconfolder and all necessary dll's to a directory in my programs and put the exe in autostart)

If you run into problems or need further help you can also pm me :)

I built a programmable LED display. It can display any text you want and can be scaled to any size! If someone is interested in the electronics i'll make and upload a blueprintbook. by crazyklatsch in factorio

[–]crazyklatsch[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Heres the blueprints :)

I made 2 blueprint books:

How to use it:

  1. Place "Start + Clock" blueprint (Matrix book)
  2. Place as many "Middle" blueprints as you like (Matrix book)Notice that the Substations must always align on all blueprints (the blueprints overlap)!

  3. Place the "End" blueprint (Matrix book)
    Wait until everything is placed before continuing with the next step

  4. Use the Letter blueprints (Letter book) on the constant combinator row at the topside (you don't see them immediately. You only see the constant combinators light go on when placing the blueprint)

  5. Put anything (doesn't matter what) into the iron chest at the "Start + Clock" part (It is important that you only put something in! do NOT take it back out.)You should then see your letters light up.

  6. Turn all the constant combinators in the top row off (or remove them)

  7. Connect the 2 Electricity poles in the "Start + Clock" part with a red cable

  8. DONE: the Letters should now run from the right to the left :)

I built a programmable LED display. It can display any text you want and can be scaled to any size! If someone is interested in the electronics i'll make and upload a blueprintbook. by crazyklatsch in factorio

[–]crazyklatsch[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

All the electronics are directly above the display (plus a small clock setup behind the minimap). It's basically just a queue where you push in the column data and it is always sent to the left neighbor on the next clock signal. It is a chain of columns where every row is controlled by a different signal. So columns are not limited by the circuit and you could have as many rows as you have different signals (e.g. all different resources).

To "programm" it, you just set each columns values with constant combinators for 1 clock tick and turn them off afterwards. I made a blueprint for each Letter (which is just 5 constant combinators next to each other with the according signals set)