I kinda want it. Right now, my mesh is just a tiny unit sitting in a window and a roof node. Having the window node to have a little flag would be fun lol.

Heh well now im subscribed.

Yeah my old favorite app was RIF from back in the day. That was how I worked with reddit. Then the API stuff happened…and said F it. I already didn’t like that reddit hid so much from users when it used to let us see real up/down vote/mod actions/etc…

Thats not a sentence I thought I would be typing up 😆

nice!

@cm0002@lemmy.world I see you literally everywhere! Not a bad thing but I have to ask, were you one of the power posters on reddit from the before times? Also how the hell did you get mod status on /c/conservative lol?

Try meshmap and have it running for a while. If it’s consistent, you will get more info either way.

No idea. Might also have been someone in a plane right above. We have had nodes appear that were all across the state, then disappear after about 30 mins because someone in a plane had a mesh device.

You created code, congrats you are a “coder” ;)

On a side note, I love how python looks on lemmy. This is awesome! I really like the way you parse the message, its readable.

            if 'Ping' in message:
                interface.sendText("Pong!", destinationId=sender)

Im totally doing that to test out my node(s).

Great job on this. I may take some of this later.

Here is the weather code (fat fingered the name, cant be bothered to change): https://yuno.chrisco.me/git/michael/meshtastic_forceast/src/branch/main/main.py

Heavily influenced by something I found online a while back which I lost the reference to.

Im guessing you were a C/C# dev based on the function names.

Nice! When you get a chance, I would love to see that code! We have a system right now that does local weather and events once a day.

yeah its working well for me.

I got this near the end of the meetup. Fantastic time!

It’s only pulling anyone with mqtt from my understanding.

I make my own bread. A good bread knife is worth it. I also have an electric one that’s a couple decades old with a bread maker another couple of decades old.

Id rather get a vehicle/parts that will fail reliably than one that is bolted on everything and you cant repair anything.

That’s terrible, thanks for the he heads up.

Baens library has been doing this for the past 25(?) years. They even have a free library. https://www.baen.com/catalog/category/view/s/free-library/id/2012

If you get it off Amazon, you can use Calibre to download the ebook. Then convert to ebook .epub and now it’s yours forever. I don’t like this but some books are not possible to get it legally without Amazon.

Or use baen to buy. Or if your really lucky off the authors official website.

I made that mistake a couple of times. I know most guides say that worms can eat a lot, but I found another that stated worms can go without fresh food for a week. So what I do is have a huge bucket and just put in a very small amount of everything and a tiny bit of dirt. Then once a week, I’ll give them food scraps cut up, some leaves, and turn the pile with a spoon. I put a water bottle in with them to help with the temperature. I live in a desert as well so I water them once every three days ish but on one side, that way, if they feel like they have too much water, they can migrate.

One thing I did notice is once the pile got established, the pile itself got easier to self regulate. It seems the best way to get a compost pile started is to literally get some from someone else and start there. I wish more people around me would do composting so we could share.

We do the same with old containers.

We also have our own compost. Started from some fishing worms and kitchen scraps. Black gold has helped out with pots and gardening.