Daniel Dunn

SyncThing is such a fantastic system. Just saving to the filesystem and syncing with SyncThing would be enough. Half the point of sync is mostly to the computer, and there's...

Making shell scripts that depend on local config(Which might even be a user's personal config) like that seems like a bit of an antipattern, so running .xonsh only interactively seems...

Oh thanks! Those 2 APIs actually do cover 90% of what I'd like to do interactively. I started working on a fork to allow multiple parsing contexts and stacks per...

Update: In my ESP32 fork. I've added a function mb_reset_preserve which doesn't clear the variables after you reset. I then added a function mb_open_child, which opens the child and makes...

Awesome! I'll probably be following this project for a while, I'm using it to allow remote code updates on an open source IoT platform I'm doing, and I might try...

I think a tree-like structure may be easier, both for developers and anyone used to traditional CAD. Graph-like features can happen on top of the tree by having a node...

Perhaps this should be a subclass of a new LinuxTWIDevice which descends from TWIDevice. Having the ability to send raw I2C to any device would be useful for education, and...

Do we *really* need /64 subnets? You could of course keep the /64 behavior internally, behind the router, but what if you only assign addresses with a longer prefix? If...

Just another random thought, Assuming you don't want to mess with DHCPv6 to be able to fake longer prefixes, why not give every non-mesh client a full 112 bit address?...

What about just adding a very basic initial implementation, where you take the center point of any pad, and draw four lines outwards, marking those regions as exempt from the...