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Sharif

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About Sharif

  • Birthday March 20

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    NL
  • Interests
    It's changing less often v2
  • Biography
    Hugs rule
  • Occupation
    Dev
  • Member title
    Electric Veggie 4.0

System

  • CPU
    Skylake Chip
  • Motherboard
    GIgabyte GA-Z170XP-SLI
  • RAM
    Crucial Ballistix 16GB
  • GPU
    GTX 970 Strix
  • Case
    NZXT H440, a good case and would buy it again
  • Storage
    2TB,1TB,0.5TB WD HDD and HyperX savage 120GB
  • PSU
    Corsair CX600M
  • Display(s)
    At the best buy tv section
  • Cooling
    Corsair H80
  • Keyboard
    Logitech G710+
  • Mouse
    Logitech G400s
  • Sound
    Had a dedicated one - Dead now
  • Operating System
    Garage Door 10 Pro
  • Laptop
    Some ThinkPad number number

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    1. Biohazard777
    2. Sharif

      Sharif

      On 2/22/2024 at 2:49 PM, Biohazard777 said:

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      Thank you!

  1. A little update. That board controlling the display was the issue but unfortunately the display itself was also damaged during the cab ride to my place
  2. It's getting close to that time of the year again and I still have my photo ready from insert number of years 

  3. Model - lg oled65c8pua As the titles suggest, is there a good way to distinguish between them? So far I tried a replacement PSU and mainboard on this TV to no avail. Symptoms: Vertical Green line was a little haze (Photo below) . TV stays on for max a minute or doing anything on the TV, relay can be heard opening the circuit. Block Image Image: Things done or will do: Changing power supply board and mainboard made no difference to symptoms above. Reconnected all cables and cleaned all ribbon cables. I do have a replacement tcon board in the mail (That was the first part I ordered but I received a broken one, the company I ordered it from finally sent a replacement my way but with slowest shipping possible to an island I am at, so it will be a while to get that).
  4. So I ended up doing it this way or stopped till something kinda put a nail in my plans, in a bad way. Took the sensor data from the sensors and directly pushed them to Mongodb from the pi, the problem arise where the pi zero doesn't support mongo on it's CPU's architecture, since I did most of the code and pseudo code already written up, thinking of just buying a raspberry pi 3 off the marketplace when I see one. Since I am broke right now, I decided to put the project to a pause but I was so close to calling it done-ish lol
  5. Thanks for the recommendation. Once I get to that bit, for my use case because I normally water my plant once it's dry to at least inch deep (Plant in a pot, indoor) it doesn't have to be all that accurate, since the difference will be big enough. I'll probably find out about drawback as I work on it in the summer, right now a binary value will do the trick and I'll likely take it off before that current sensor does anything to my soil on my actual plants.
  6. Thank you! I don't really have anything relatively for scale right now, everything being so new to me. Would you say it be extreme overkill to use mongodb to store the data?
  7. Yep aware, right now it's mainly a pretty thing for my portfolio first. In the summer once it did its job, get me into my internship, I'll turn this into the actual thing I wanted to do, more an automated thing for my plants, my overkill project justification being for my tiny indoor plant collection, that doesn't really need a lot of tlc is.... because I can kind of reason hahaha, I always wanted to do something like this as a kid. I was aware of their drawback, didn't know a lot of info about them existed, I'll go through that rabbit hole when the time comes, thanks a lot for the info!
  8. Thank you! I'll get back to this when I reach that point, at the moment I am thinking of just creating a dummy database to play around with and see if everything is doing what it is supposed to, it'll save me a lot of hassle if I can get that postman thing to to pretend to be my pi and try different things and not actually mess with that until the final stage.
  9. Exactly! haha This is what I am leaning towards, I might try to see if I can use json to send everything over but..... I want to keep 12 months worth of data on a file to create a graph on the website showing changes over the time, that would be one huge json file, wondering to use a csv for that purpose or just use an ever growing json file.
  10. I am reading up about nodejs express, it's a thing I need to use in my group project I am doing for a course, so it's working as double homework lol As for the website it's already up and hosted on netlify, currently figuring out how to actually use express and then figure out how to actually send of data to the website to make use. I already did get the sensor working few days ago (at least the moisture sensor) using a little infinite while loop, it was fun seeing the sensor kick out a little text saying it detected water, it was weirdly way more satisfying than it should be lol
  11. I am making this thread to get some pointers on a personal project of mine, I made a little documentation to make it less intimidating but I still got no clue where to start. My question, is there a more simpler way to do what I am doing? or how would you do it? I am trying to get more ideas, I never messed with a micro computer prior to this and this whole thing is supposed to a trip down learning lane
  12. A combination of you both and that really informative flex website helped! Thank you! Taking a web dev course in school this semester and looking forward to it
  13. Basically trying to center a 3x3 grid into the center of the page but can't get it to align on the center, how does one go about that? I tried using display: block in a css class "top-images" that's on all the spans but ends up turning all the photos into a div layout
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