Jeff Geerling
Jeff Geerling
(Also thanks for the work you did to make this project initially—it's a great little Ansible playbook, one of the few that just does what it says and without a...
Good point; I should drop that image as it's no longer necessary.
Poor man's way of doing this, quick and dirty but it works: First, install Apache: ``` sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -y apache2 ``` Second, create a virtualhost that...
Added a `latest.html` page to the project directory so you can hit that page and it will just use Javascript to load up the latest image from the latest series:...
Also, the above is a pretty inefficient technique—three page loads and a little JS that uses some regex on what could be thousands of bytes of text—to load in the...
Alternatively: ```yaml resolution: width: 1920 height: 1440 white_balance: red_gain: 1.3 blue_gain: 1.75 ```
Nice, and easy to reproduce! I've never thought of using a clear plastic container; that could offer some decent possibilities. One thing I'd like to be able to do is...
These changes look great, thanks! I'll merge together with your other PR once I get a chance and if you can switch those two other defaults back.
I'm interested in incorporating the changes in this PR still (sorry I didn't get to it way sooner), but I realized I changed the architecture of the timelapse script a...
There may be some other options too... but I'd like to use an easy, low-profile addon board if possible.