I struggled following a great guide to get Home assistant's energy to work as I already have an SDR at 915M and rtl_433 running to capture weather station data without Cloud API delay. The solution there is great and purpose built. I'm just difficult. These are my notes.
Below is my rtl_433.conf:
Ok after finding some errors in my code(Missing ~~ after a question on the general exam and that I wrote the Regex without an ancor so it saw the question as an answer) I've completed the parser. I need to edit the code to make it easier to run yourself possibly code to python so I can cross compile it to a GUI.
Here are the Extra Flash Cards
So it was easier than I thought to alter the parser for the General set after I had the Technician Class working. I will update the parser code soon on GitHub. Below are the flash cards for the General Exam. I haven't spent much time reviewing so send me a note if there is an error.
If you downloaded this before please 2:30PM Nov 26 2014 please re-download there were some parsing errors.
I'm working on writing a parser to parse the questions into flashcards, random printable quizzes and ittertave quizzes. The questions come from the TXT files from NCVEC. You will need the images separate from the cards.
I started my IPv6 journey via Hurricane Electric's tunnelbroker.net service. It was an amazing journey they delegated me a /64 and /48 and provided instructions to get it setup on every operating system. Then the Chicago router filled and I didn't want to hop off my ISP's network to get to the tunnel so I started prodding my ISPs.
I became interested in VPS.NET when they sponsored DrupalCon Chicago last March. It was nice to know they were adding a node so geographically close to me, and fun to watch how many exhibits they could get the VPS.NET robot into. I have had mine on my desk(unless the office cats knock it off) as a reminder to check back for deals and remind me if the need arose.
I've started writing a bot that attaches to my Mythbackend. I'm calling it mythbot. It allows me to check on my recording status through commands like tuners, upcoming, jobs, info. It's written in php and uses xmpphp. XMPPHP does have performance problems. It needs a one liner to fix performance problems.
Update: The code is now hosted on GitHub at http://github.com/toddejohnson/mythbot
Power went out in the neighborhood and I'm finally getting to use my generator for the first time this year. Its great seeing an investment put to use.
I have decided to switch my website to use drupal. I decided this so that I could use a very stable and well supported CMS to maintain my web site. Also I am starting to develop some drupal modules and this gives me a place to production test some of them.
