interfect

The issue is that PyChromecast dropped the `device` property in release 10.0, 25 days ago. See https://github.com/home-assistant-libs/pychromecast/releases/tag/10.0.0 and https://github.com/home-assistant-libs/pychromecast/pull/556. All that stuff is now in `cast_info` instead. So the easy...

I had trouble applying the API docs without the Curl command examples, so I've turned these learnings into a Bash script that can set up your Chromecast for you: https://gist.github.com/interfect/5f68381d55658d334e2bc4619d796476...

Reports of my script working may have been greatly exaggerated. I can get the device to join the wifi network, and *somehow* the first time I did it I got...

OK I read @kkhanh's comment again and noticed the *save*_wifi endpoint was mentioned, not *connect*_wifi. And according to http://blog.brokennetwork.ca/2019/05/setting-up-google-chromecast-without.html?m=1 that call is both essential and not documented in this repo....

@leo5593 I think this is related to a somewhat-nonsensical combination of cryptography options being specified: I would give a hash function to use for padding, and then specify a padding...

I've got an unlinked device, and endpoints that supposedly require authentication seem to be open on it. ``` $ curl -vvv --insecure --tlsv1.2 --tls-max 1.2 https://10.1.0.243:8443/setup/supported_timezones * Trying 10.1.0.243:8443... *...

I've found [this forum post](https://forum.sparkfun.com/viewtopic.php?f=145&t=54070&p=219968&hilit=flash#p219910) claiming that the SPI flash is used by the bootloader for something. If so, why bother to expose `SPI1` and the `FLASH_*` macros to Arduino...

I tried `go build -v -tags nommio` and `go build -v -tags nommio ./cmd/go-sbot` but those didn't seem to modify the go-sbot binary at all. I did a `go clean`...

I tried running two runs at the same time, and I got about the performance hit I would expect from having something on the other thread in a core, and...

Probably what we want is a `--threads` option to let the user specify thread count, and then a default detector that works right on both Linux and M1 Mac.