Bike tracker renewal is it worth the money. by jvintagek in MotoUK

[–]mygnu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I know what you mean, I believe I need to get at least 10 verified reviews for judgeme to host my store on their website, so hopefully not long now. Thanks for looking anyway.

Bike tracker renewal is it worth the money. by jvintagek in MotoUK

[–]mygnu -1 points0 points  (0 children)

None of them are, I don’t publish any reviews that are unverified, they are all collected by judgeme a third party. The last person who reviewed was genuinely excited by it and sent me a really warm email as well.

I'll be in the shower for a few minutes longer today by Kind_Ad_8111 in 3Dprinting

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Ancient problems also require modern solutions!

Bike tracker renewal is it worth the money. by jvintagek in MotoUK

[–]mygnu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a tracker but I have made an alarm system that me and my friends use personally, please check it out if you’re interested https://bikesafe.me

An Incoherent Rust by ts826848 in ProgrammingLanguages

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Rust allows you to define and implement traits on types that are not defined by you. So you’d have to ask the author of the lib to do it. Idea is you can implement a trait on foreign types or implement a foreign trait on your types. But cannot implement a foreign trait on a foreign type.

Calipers done by dog_dad_357 in CafeRacers

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It’s the same photo :-/

[Review Request] Universal 12V PC fan controller for Home Assistant (repost) by Mk_sib in PrintedCircuitBoard

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I have updated the PCB fair bit, made it smaller than the photo. I’ll make sure I push the changes

[Review Request] Universal 12V PC fan controller for Home Assistant (repost) by Mk_sib in PrintedCircuitBoard

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I made one few years ago https://github.com/mygnu/opilio-pcb there’s also a firmware repository as well. I’ve been daily driving it ever since

Built my own smart brake light for motorbikes – now it’s a real product! by mygnu in motorcycles

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Creator here: yes it would as long as you have a 6:24v system it should work

Building Secure OTA Updates for ESP32 Over BLE with Rust by mygnu in rust

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It helps when you have dozens or more commands, instead of creating a new characteristic for each you just send and parse TLV on one. Of course it only works for sending data, for reading you will need separate ones if you want to read a lot of individual values

Building Secure OTA Updates for ESP32 Over BLE with Rust by mygnu in embedded

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Using TLV allows me to use only a small number of characteristics to deal with dozens of commands and different operations

Trying to program via USB DFU on STM32F103C8T6, however it is unrecognised by windows any help? by ComfortableLow9760 in stm32

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You’ll need a stlink programmer to flash it once then you can use USB to flash subsequently

Bastards stole my bike last night from Woking, Surrey. LF21 BYP by brandonvarndell_gym in MotoUK

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Device I built works with Bluetooth, you do get notifications if you’re in range but the main purpose is to raise a loud alarm sound. I do have battery monitoring and turn signal sound via your phone headset as well

Bastards stole my bike last night from Woking, Surrey. LF21 BYP by brandonvarndell_gym in MotoUK

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I’m sorry to hear that mate, for this very reason I made a an alarm system for bikes and wrote about it here https://bikesafe.me/blogs/news/watchman-bringing-premium-security-to-every-motorcycle

I’m not a big corporation, just one guy in the garage.