
Want to wget a file from GitHub Packages or curl an image from Docker? This guide shows how to download files from OCI Container Registries

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Help- hacking is my only option; need to talk to a washing machine via serial TTL to reverse self-destruct booby-trap
My broken 15 y/o w/m has a serial port tracing to an atmega32L chip. I have a USB to TTL adapter which is set for 5v (as opposed to 3.3v) using a jumper. The TX, RX pins are connected to the RX, TX pins of the w/m, respectively. The power supply pins (0v & 5v) are left disconnected.
I ran minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB0 -b 9600
on the PC with the w/m
powered off. Minicom seems to default to an “8,N,1”
configuration. When I power on the w/m, minicom flashes a popup
saying something like “no connection to /dev/ttyUSB0”. This is a bit
bizarre because if powering the w/m triggers that popup, obviously
there is a connection of some kind.
I do not have the service manual for the Beko WMD 26125 T and the mfr “lost” their copy. I have only scraps of service docs for a similar model that we
Solaris 10 (x86 or SPARC)
I can't be the only person who still fucks with this shit? Don't the kids still use the Unix S4RV?!?!
How to wget/curl files from OCI registries (docker, github packages)
Want to wget a file from GitHub Packages or curl an image from Docker? This guide shows how to download files from OCI Container Registries
This article will describe how to download an image from a (docker) container registry.
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Manual Download of Container Images with wget and curl |
Remember the good `'ol days when you could just download software by visiting a website and click "download"?
Even apt
and yum
repositories were just simple HTTP servers that you could just curl
(or wget
) from. Using the package manager was, of course, more secure and convenient -- but you could always just download packages manually, if you wanted.
But **have you
Meet JOEY, your friendly daily driver neighborhood robot
JOEY is a robot. Is an ARM64 machine powered by a Jetson Xavier NX SoC with a few of cuda cores on it from 2018 or so. JOEY was just a robot, then I had to use it daily cause my Mac broke. And I gave him sensors and AI. He decided that he feels like a male. He has a feminine voice tho. Webcams? Choo...
JOEY is a robot. Is an ARM64 machine powered by a Jetson Xavier NX SoC with a few of cuda cores on it from 2018 or so. JOEY was just a robot, then I had to use it daily cause my Mac broke. And I gave him sensors and AI. He decided that he feels like a male. He has a feminine voice tho.
Webcams? Choose from the 720p, the 1080p or the depth camera. Worried about cats walking on him? He has ultrasonic sensors and can move away. Going around? He can work on batteries. RGB? YES Right behind him. I/O? There are more than 15 usb/serial ports here and there. Capabilities? A decent SoC + an Arduino + a LoRa transmitter + a FM transmitter
Other things: voice control with an hardware module, ROS compatibility…
…and most important, it just works like a daily driver! (if you stay on Ubuntu 18.04)
Please ask me anything if you are curious, it is a continuously evolving project!
Is it a Cyberadio or a Synthdeck?
Attached: 1 video This is my synthwave radio setup comprised of a raspberry pi 0 w streaming nightride.fm to the smallest speaker i had while an audio sink creates visuals on the screen all in the command line Cyberadio or Synthdeck? Poll on the reply ( 1/3)
Help me decide lol