Adam
Adam
1. Flashed firmware 2. Connected to `ESP32_NAT_Router` AP 3. Setting STA Settings: SSID=foobar Password=[63 ASCII chars] 4. Click connect The I get `Header fields are too long for server to...
pdf-view 0.71.0, atom 1.39.1 x64, Ubuntu 19.04 When opening and closing several PDFs atom uses more and more memory and does never free it up. I'm talking about GBs! ...
I just tried this out and found that my phone and router show all the APs on channel 13 instead of 1,6,11. Using a single channel works as expected, but...
In `/lib/systemd/system/alsa-state.service` the condition line is ``` ConditionPathExists=!/etc/alsa/state-daemon.conf ``` but it should be negated. ``` ConditionPathExists=/etc/alsa/state-daemon.conf ```
On https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Buttons-and-Switches/ it says >SwitchMode, as the name implies, applies ONLY to GPIO configured in Tasmota as a Switch ... but further down it also says in a danger box...
In [the docs](https://www.wellenvogel.net/software/avnav/docs/hints/CanboatAndSignalk.html?lang=en#SignalK) your write how true wind is mapped - `environment.wind.speedTrue / environment.wind.speedOverGround --> gps.trueWindSpeed` - `environment.wind.directionTrue / environment.wind.directionGround --> gps.trueWindAngle` You have to be careful here. True wind...
I just came across [AngelNav](https://www.angelnav.co.uk/) by Tom Cunliffe. It features some nice tools for classical chart work like you would do it on paper charts. - draw a bearing line...
The following code produces unexpected result ```tex \sisetup{round-precision=3,round-mode=figures} actual \num{0.000000} \num{1.000000} -- expected \num{0.00} \num{1.00} ``` renders as  There are too many trailing 0s when 0 is rounded. Using...
It would be nice to see network manager to be used instead of just manipulating /etc/network/interfaces, because - it will automatically reconnect to the net if the connection was lost...
This one is a bit tricky. One would think that if I used 2 processes to compute the alamanc, it would only take half the time. Unfortunately this is not...