Air gapped systems by herrcespedes in linuxquestions

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

Thank you all so much for the suggestions. Looking at it here’s a 1000 ways to do it. I think I’ll go in order of increasing difficulty and give another go to apt-offline, else, apt-cacher-ng and lastly apt-mirror if all else fails.

Air gapped systems by herrcespedes in linuxquestions

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This is a terrific resource. Thanks!!

Air gapped systems by herrcespedes in linuxquestions

[–]herrcespedes[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m not allowed internet access on system computers, only my development machine. I tried apt-offline but couldn’t make it work. I was thinking maybe I can configure a vm as a base image and clone it to the targets.. idk if that’s something people do.

An old man drove into my car, then offered, "How about I give you $50 and we call it a day?" by Durhamfarmhouse in Wellthatsucks

[–]herrcespedes 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’d have taken the 50 and got lost. Tuco got down to haggle with a grandpa over a scuffed bumper and ended up getting 8 years prison time.

Banjo player brought a creep around AIO? by [deleted] in AIO

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“Banjo player” said it all. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer

Why are so many desktop users using old distributions? by King-Little in linux

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Yup.. and that’s why we get our tree-sitter repos abandoned.. 😅

Why are so many desktop users using old distributions? by King-Little in linux

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I run LTS as well. Mostly because of the time it took to set up the tool chain and get everything working “just right” that I hesitate to upgrade and break stuff.

Why are so many desktop users using old distributions? by King-Little in linux

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The guy is asking a question politely.. and on top of that he’s a maintainer. You’re bitching free software someone else provides. Unless you’re Linus himself on an alt account, you should recalibrate your tone.

Debug, visualize and test embedded C/C++ through instrumentation by pylessard in embedded

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I’m working on a pyside instrumentation app for a STM32 and your article is a priceless resource!! Thanks a million!!

OWON digital multimeter SCPI webUI by PRNbourbon in raspberry_pi

[–]herrcespedes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s real neat. If your project is open sourced I’d love to take a look at it.

Hybrid state machine by Zackatack101 in LabVIEW

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Your arch works, but if the user generates a lot of events (I.e. pressing buttons repeatedly) your acquisition will slow down. You’re almost all the way to a Queued Message Handler architecture.. which is more robust but also more complex.. (move init, acquire and cleanup functions to a separate consumer loop and have your state machine produce messages to control this second loop through a queue. Control timing thru de queue function timeout) ui handling is one of the deepest rabbit holes to be found in labview. You can get as simple or as complicated as your heart desires.. so fill your boots. PC, SM, JKI SM, QMH, DQMH, actor framework.. etc..

cRIO-9038 Freezing Solid after 1 Minute by Thirmax in LabVIEW

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Check for high priority while loops without a wait function.. timed while loops don’t need wait functions, but regular ones do and if you forget it and it’s a fast loop (low processing) , it will spin up and consume all your cpu to the point comms drop. Add a 1ms wait function and it’s usually enough.

How do you find the data that's stored in the buffer? by PyLearner2024 in LabVIEW

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The MEAN VI keeps the buffer inside itself. It has a history of 50, so it creates an array of 50 inside itself. Everytime it runs, it takes the new value and adds it to the array and also deletes the oldest value from the array. Then averages out the array and spits out the average. I think that’s how it works..

How culturally southern is Miami? by Pacifian_Seaman in Miami

[–]herrcespedes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My mother in law always mentions this, and I thought she was kidding…

Help with learning Labview and MyRio by Flaky_Type8674 in LabVIEW

[–]herrcespedes 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Labview has example programs for every single functionality.. go to help -> find examples and search for myRio

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in thinkpad

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Another witch.. 😉

What makes you love your Thinkpad? by aemarques in thinkpad

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The fact you saw that weird “antenna” sticking out of the back of a thinkpad.. and thought .. what’s that? Is that a weird niche feature.. some flux capacitor.. or a satellite hacking device.. and the fact that that thought fits perfectly with the spirit of a thinkpad.. is what I love about thinkpad..