pyr0ball

Artist turned Engineer, creating custom circuitry and 3D Printer add-ons. #EasyPiezi is on the way!

[Bruce Long @BruceDavidL]

Bruce’s Substack: How to make AGI reliably safe by the end of 2023 https://t.co/Mw4KhBigCC

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@3D_Musketeers @igus_Inc @RustOleum @Krylon @starwars @lulzbot3D fun thing, I just picked one of those up at auction last week! Finally get a chance to try out my own sock for it :D

[Maxius @mAxius]

@Norton @TheHackersNews @WIRED @CondeNast @hacks4pancakes @SwiftOnSecurity
Norton is installing a Cryptocurrency miner called Norton Crypto (NCrypt.exe) on end user systems with out so much as a dialogue during the install of its security product.

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@3d_musketeers @3DPProfessor @JustinLevy_ In a nutshell, each addressable LED has a logic chip and 3 colored LED's inside. The logic handles the data and controls each LED channel, then passes the remainder of whatever data has been sent to the next logic chip in the chain.

[Peter Sassaman #TouchVR #SmellVR @PeterSassaman]

@skeeva @RobynzReality @MegavoltService Who hath summoned the great and powerful duo of Peter and Peter!!! Lol 😂. Well plus Gypsy, Rubick, @pyr0ball @3d_musketeers, @RileyGuy1000, @Nexulan, @LargeBat, etc 😀 You can join our discord at https://t.co/HxRzjq4A2O

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@BillieRubenMake @OctoPrint3D Not only is the behavior and mentality of this "us vs them" just unacceptable, but they're not mutually exclusive either. Klipper is capable of working with Octoprint and vice versa. Trying to compare them is apples/oranges

[BillieRubenMake is heading to LBX25 @BillieRubenMake]

It's ok to love the software you're using. It's not ok to shit all over @OctoPrint3D just because you joined the Klipper cult.

A thread..

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@denicmarko https://t.co/Q5gEsmVXsb

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@BillieRubenMake 2nd contribution: can always build a DIY version of my #EasyPiezi Piezoelectric Auto-Bed-Leveling sensor: https://t.co/asAQy2Wi9f

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@BillieRubenMake ESP-01S + Neopixel Strip + https://t.co/zmqwUraIaW

^ as long as you've got a breadboard, a few wires, and one of those USB Programmers for these and Platformio, you can spin one of these up in about 10 minutes. Rest of the time can be spent making a pretty enclosure!

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@Sparta Oof bruh, take it slower. Your body isn't an enemy you have to beat into submission. Making daily healthy changes incrementally sucks less and sticks longer. Try cutting back on sugary drinks only first, get comfortable with that, then move on to the next thing. <3 your self!

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@bornity @setlahs Damn autocorrect, HVSA*

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@bornity @setlahs Not super common, but not unheard of in some embedded applications especially in stuff like HVAC controllers

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@bornity @setlahs I'll bet it's doing ac voltage input then rectified in that little group of passives, then put out as DC on an inner layer

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@bornity @setlahs Might be used for diagnostics or during programming to apply power from a rig

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@bornity @setlahs I would go and start looking around with a multimeter, see if you can find any other continuity points attached to those pins

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@bornity @setlahs Likely a bottom or inner layer

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@techniack Maybe you left it's wifi unsecured and some hacker decided to have a little fun?

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@bornity @smellsofbikes @setlahs That's one possibility. Another is a PSoC or a lightweight SoC

[pyr0ball @pyr0ball]

@bornity @setlahs I can tell you exactly why it's two boards actually! That's a module typically used as a sub-pcb in larger devices. They've gone and slapped a USB-C interface on it's generic pinout to make a standalone device!