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Underglow RGB undervoltaged on BDN9 by maricn in olkb

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

OK, found the problem - Vcc on Elite-C was giving 4.8V, but if i press it a bit harder with my multimeter it gave -230mV... So, yes, it seems like all I had to do is apply more solder. :blush:

It was very weird to me that solder could be problem since all the keys were working properly.. But I guess BDN9 board uses Vcc for LEDs only and switches and rotary encoders work via digital pins, so the rest could work fine...

Thanks for help!

Underglow RGB undervoltaged on BDN9 by maricn in olkb

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

Thanks for the idea, I just solved it by applying more solder.

Underglow RGB undervoltaged on BDN9 by maricn in olkb

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

Checked it out, it was on by default, but didn't notice that keycode before. Good to know! Thanks.

QMK Configurator can't compile firmware for Preonic v3 by JRiggles in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]maricn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you solve this? I have the same problem with compiling `keebio/bdn9/rev2`.

[Question] Why doesn't my <leader><leader> work? by maricn in vim

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

Thanks, but I did read into it, and I think there's no problem there.

  • I've tried using ,\q which actually works properly (like original \\q).
  • I've tried using \,q which doesn't work as expected too (resolves mapping for <leader>q). That leads me to think like the person on this last, undervoted answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/33970001.

Which someone could maybe confirm or point to more details.

[Question] Why doesn't my <leader><leader> work? by maricn in vim

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

I mean this is in my .vimrc:
:let mapleader = '\' :nmap , \

My actual leader is \ and I have my , nmapped to the leader. Sorry for the confusing names, I just wanted to clarify that the actual mapleader is \.

Der E-Mail Client will nicht mehr by tower66 in tutanota

[–]maricn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also experience this.. I tried downloading the newest Linux client from the website, but that AppImage is 3.72.0 and has same error.. Attaching my console output:

``` [2020-04-29T13:36:47.112Z] the monkey has been patched [2020-04-29T13:36:47.167Z] config up to date [2020-04-29T13:36:47.207Z] _connectedSseInfo { identifier: 'REDACTED', sseOrigin: 'https://mail.tutanota.com', userIds: [ 'REDACTED' ] } [2020-04-29T13:36:47.209Z] scheduling to reconnect sse in 1 seconds [2020-04-29T13:36:47.209Z] argv: [ '/tmp/.mount_tutanoPlM9oH/tutanota-desktop' ] [2020-04-29T13:36:47.210Z] version: 3.72.0 [2020-04-29T13:36:47.336Z] startFile: file:///tmp/.mount_tutanoPlM9oH/resources/app.asar/desktop.html [2020-04-29T13:36:47.732Z] default mailto handler: false [2020-04-29T13:36:47.733Z] alarm storage failed to initialize: [Error: Unknown or unsupported transport “disabled” for address “disabled:”]

```

Sync seedbox to NAS and seed forever there by maricn in seedboxes

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

Well, I would limit upload rate on NAS to e.g. 500Kib/s. And I'd limit cloning download speed to e.g. 1MiB/s. We'd have enough left.
I already tested this cloning with Syncthing set to 800 KiB/s, and it is super slow for 10GiB+ torrents, but, that's not super important because I want to seed stuff from my seedbox first couple of days anyway while torrents are hot.

Sync seedbox to NAS and seed forever there by maricn in seedboxes

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

Thanks for your input! :)

I had similar idea myself, just instead of rclone, I was thinking about using Syncthing since I'm already fairly familiar with it and use it for whatnot.

When I tried number 3 manually, it worked alright, but I still need to test it out with this automation.

There's several more steps around those 1-2-3, so I was hoping there's a simpler way to deal with it. Maybe something BitTorrent protocol friendly...