David Albrecht

Thank you @kizniche. I should be able to review this in depth next week.

I am reviewing this now.

I just pushed a commit on top of your PR containing a few small changes from my review. See: https://github.com/David00/rpi-power-monitor/pull/62/commits/134a253b49ba9164f539413a1db0f38c33ca3d17 The commit message at the top shows a summary of...

@kizniche, I'm updating my Wiki docs, and I think running this from a virtual env will add unnecessary complexity to the setup process (specifically, the calibration part which requires command-line...

> I'm just used to always using virtual environments because they're reproducible and don't cause conflicts with whatever has been previously installed. Those that are familiar with them will use...

Hey @kizniche, just wanted to bump this and let you know I'm still working on integrating and testing with my automated build process. I had some issues with dependencies changing...

Hi @beadon, thanks for your input. Do you know of any open _kernel-level_ security vulnerabilities? The kernel version I've recommended is a rather late release in the 4.19 chain and...

@beadon I'm on the same page with regards to the security concerns. Thank you for your input. The information you've shared on CPU frequency and scheduling is awesome!! Thank you...

Wow, this is going to get pretty deep, but I'm all for it. It seems there is lots for me to learn here. I don't think the GIL is the...

Hi @beadon, great find on delay_usecs being removed from the kernel. I think a PR for py-spidev is in order (eventually!). For DMA, that's an interesting note, however it shouldn't...