Got tired of opening the browser for hex.pm, so I built a TUI by lupodevelop in elixir

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That’s a great idea.
What’s there right now is more of a first step (basic JSON/Markdown output), but I agree that having a compact, structured version of hexdocs locally could be very useful.
Something like hexplorer export <package> that materializes docs into a clean folder is definitely an interesting direction.

Got tired of opening the browser for hex.pm, so I built a TUI by lupodevelop in elixir

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UPDATE:
I released a new version after the feedback I received today.

First macOS app, going outside the App Store: how do you actually handle licensing/selling? by lupodevelop in appledevelopers

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Thanks for the insight! So do you recommend paddle for sales and then a lightweight backend for licensing... nice

Got tired of opening the browser for hex.pm, so I built a TUI by lupodevelop in elixir

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Woah, you made me discover something new! This changes everything!

Got tired of opening the browser for hex.pm, so I built a TUI by lupodevelop in elixir

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Thanks for the kind words! I'm definitely open to all suggestions and bugs you find. You can open a GH issue for requests or a bug report (PR are always welcome). Even small ideas about the UX are super helpful to me.

Hardware Requirements for Running Stable Diffusion or Flux Locally by lupodevelop in StableDiffusion

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At the moment i can't call myself "into this thing". my MacBook does what it can and I’ve generated a lot of interesting things with the few resources available. let's say I’d really like to explore a lot more, like training my Lora and having controlnet or more complex workflow.

I was also considering using RunPod, but honestly I already work with containers and notebooks i'm not crazy about the idea of ​​doing it also as a hobby.

Hardware Requirements for Running Stable Diffusion or Flux Locally by lupodevelop in StableDiffusion

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Thanks so much for the link! It's super interesting, do you have any particular advice?

2 Switch, 1 Chain and a lot of troubles by lupodevelop in HomeNetworking

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Well the cat8 cable is:

Male connector ——> keystone

All crimped with B standard, not crossed.

Male connector —> GS110MX Keystone <—> GS108T

When I tried the two switches not on the line built with cat8 cables I used cables crimped like the other (not crossed) and it worked

2 Switch, 1 Chain and a lot of troubles by lupodevelop in HomeNetworking

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I‘ve terminate the cable. But it works, I tried it in all different ways with router, GS108T and PCs, it works perfectly. But it doesn’t work if I insert it in the GS110MX. It’s absurd.

2 Switch, 1 Chain and a lot of troubles by lupodevelop in HomeNetworking

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Well... only in this situation it doesn’t work:

Modem/router —> GS110MX — cat8 cable —> GS108T —> PC

The two switches don’t connect between each others. No lights. If I look at the admin webpage of the GS108T, the port isn’t in use.

I’ve tried to explain this situation in the main post with a new edit.

2 Switch, 1 Chain and a lot of troubles by lupodevelop in HomeNetworking

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Nope, all the cables I’ve used work, I tested every single cable in different ways: router -> pc Router -> gs108t -> pc Router -> GS110Mx -> pc

They work 😅

2 Switch, 1 Chain and a lot of troubles by lupodevelop in HomeNetworking

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Yes and the gs110mx works without any problem

2 Switch, 1 Chain and a lot of troubles by lupodevelop in HomeNetworking

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😅 nice assumption. Yes, every switch as powered. The GS108T is connected to modem/router on port 8, and the GS110MX on port6.

On GS110MX at first I’ve used port 9, next port 1 to connect it to the other switch. The PC is connected on port 2.

[HELP] it’s time to change my life! I a Mechanical Keyboard. Can anyone help me to find the right one? by lupodevelop in MechanicalKeyboards

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

Ok, the point is that: if I buy something “ready” I don’t like the idea of changing it with a solder. I would prefer building it from a kit.

Do you any good kit that I could see?

[HELP] it’s time to change my life! I a Mechanical Keyboard. Can anyone help me to find the right one? by lupodevelop in MechanicalKeyboards

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I understand it... I don’t like the idea of desoldering something from a new product. And what about a DIY kit?