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| Title | Type | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| A new CO2 sensor Tasmota project | Post | A Tasmota ESP32-c3 SuperMini node with a SCD41 CO2 sensor, an SH1106 OLED display and a WS2812 color LED |
| A Tasmota node with a SCD41 CO2 sensor with a TM1637 quad 7-segment display | Post | A Tasmota node with a SCD41 CO2 sensor with a TM1637 quad 7-segment display |
| The module ESP32-C3 SuperMini also exists with a 0.42 inch OLED display | Post | The module ESP32-C3 SuperMini also exists with a 0.42 inch OLED display |
| How to use the OpenSuse Build Service to build Simutrans locally | Post | How to use the OpenSuse Build Service to build Simutrans RPMs locally on my openSUSE Leap 15.6 laptop instead of online, by using the command line tool 'osc' |
| PlatformIO Core (CLI) installation on OpenSuse Tumbleweed | Post | How to install PlatformIO Core (CLI) on OpenSuse Tumbleweed from the commandline |
| ESP32-C3 SuperMini - Blink - Platformio | Post | The complete beginners description of using PlatformIO Core (CLI) to program an ESP32-C3-SuperMini with the Blink sketch |
| PlatformIO Core (CLI) installation on Linux | Post | The complete beginners description of the installation of PlatformIO Core (CLI) on a Linux system. |
| ESP32-C3 SuperMini - Blink - Arduino | Post | The complete beginners description of using the Arduino IDE to program the ESP32-C3 SuperMini development board with the sketch "Blink". |
| Building a 433MHz RF Gateway | Post | Building a RF-Gateway for 433MHz with an ESP32 and a CC1101 module. |
| Solar car charger | Post | I made my car charge on excess solar energy only |
| Low power Hall effect sensor for battery powered security systems | Post | I am looking for a low power Hall effect sensor for battery powered security systems, and found the Honeywell SL353LT |
| Proxmox DHCP IPv6 problem | Post | Proxmox DHCP IPv6 problem with networking service - No DHCPv6 client software found |
| Controlling my curtains with Domoticz | Post | Controlling my curtains with Domoticz - Dooya motors, Broadlink RM Pro, RF 433MHz |
| Requirements for a tool to document requirements | Post | Some requirements I have for a tool that I can use to document requirements |
| Chocolatey works! | Post | Chocolatey is a package manager for Windows, which means it can install/update/remove applications for you. Every application is installed in the same way. |
| Getting started with Camunda | Post | Camunda is an enterprise platform for workflow and decision automation. Since I had time, and wanted to learn about Camunda, and I implemented a pilot project with this versatile tool. |
| Microformats are amazing | Post | I added "rel=me" links to the home page of this website, for some of my profiles at commercial social media companies. So, from now on, everyone can verify that this website and the related profiles are about the same person. |