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5t4n5 wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 07, 2019 1:08 am
Just a random thought:

Maybe just send the moderators a polite email asking them to delete your account would get you what you wish.

None of the responses are of any help....

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So far as I know, there isn't one. You can just stop posting as the easiest solution. Well, I'd like the difficult solution that is also kind of required by law. An option where I can be somewhat sure that none of my account details remain on this sites DB and such.... You know.. the concept of del...

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Where is this option?

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There is no need for a 10K pull down resistor if the pull-down is being set in software. That makes sense. Not used to things that can bet configured in software like that. Still wondering why the GPIO to ground method isn't used. Would that not protect the GPIO pins better from both a hard- and so...

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AFAIAA Arch Linux Arm includes Firefox Browser so that may be an alternative ! I'm planning on trying other distro's on Pi soon, but for a running project, I'd rather stick to the main supported OS. That, and I'm very much at home in Debian'esque environments. Point is that alternative distro's wil...

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Meh, Headless without any peripherals attached to USB, it works.. Otherwise just get the proper 3amp brick.

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Smalltimer wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 28, 2019 2:10 pm
RE: Is it fully updated?
A. Unfortunately, I am not able to update, as the system will always lock-up during the update.

That is not a good thing at all. the SD card is the weak point. Indeed try another one.

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chromium-browser included in Raspbian is tweaked by RPF / RPT to "function" on all models. I can confirm the same issue exists on the model 3, 3B+ with both Buster and Stretch. I believe this to be some kind of configuration issue somewhere between firefox and.. pulseaudio? perhaps? Therefore "some...

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I think the minimum resistance needed in this diagram is 220Ohms using the 3.3v output. In this diagram I would also have added a 10KOhm pull-down resistor to ground. You could also try to connect the GPIO to the button and switch to ground and measure the state of the GPIO that way. I think there i...

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I know audio problems with Firefox on Rapbian are not a novel thing, but I tried all the suggestion on other threads and these do not seem to work. So here is what I am experiencing. With the current project, I'm stuck with Firefox because it turned out to be the most stable and best rendering brows...

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It doesn't. Probably reverts back to a default timestamp or the last logged on or something.

If your boards must remain offline and you need accurate time, then installing an RTC if your only real quick fix.

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Het kan vast. De toeren die je in Linux met poorten kan uithalen zijn eindeloos, maar ik kan uit je verhaal niet opmaken hoe vorken precies in stelen zitten. Je PC heeft software die over een (USB??) kabel met de zender/ontvanger communiceert? Communicatie over deze kabel is com poort emulatie? Er w...

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From your original post and the link you provided, I assume you still want a proxy server and not just a local web server. I only have experience with Squid and that is from some years ago. You actually do not need to use 2 interfaces. 1 is enough. the 2 interface setup is used to separate the local...

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I think this is what you are looking for. It's from 2017, so I think this should still work on todays systems.

https://scribles.net/customizing-boot-u ... pberry-pi/

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Wow all these noobies think we know the answers after one week? Seeing as on the software side little has changed from the RPi3 boards, many "noobie" forum members might have had some experience with earlier boards that is still relevant. I do think that my experience with deploying these machines ...

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What you want in a power-supply is fairly straight forward. First of all, you want a good quality one. Not a grade-b Chinesium dollar store job, but a proper one. The connector should, of course, match the power input of your PI. For the RPi4 this would be a type USB-C. Secondly you want the correct...

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It is certainly possible to use two touchscreens and map them correctly, but I do not know how that effects the functionality. For instance, I do not know if you could do a drag or pinch gesture simultaneously. Part of it depends on the driver or how it is supported in xinput. While most likely poss...

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My first (headless/no desktop) test unit is currently running 65'ish degrees science when idle. A bit toasty, but still fine really. It certainly is good enough for test purposes before deployment and I expect that new firmware or other measures will be available then. I mean, surely nobody is going...

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Honestly this one usb-c port is fooling your customers.. The magsafe was great charging connector.. Magsafe was indeed magnificent for a period much longer than any other company cared to support a single standardized power connection for laptops, however that is not the issue, nor is it a problem....

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solar3000 wrote: ↑
Thu Jun 27, 2019 12:17 am
What functions does the USB C connector provide besides 5 volts?

Future proofing.

For the foreseeable future, this connector will become as common as dirt, probably even more than micro USB.

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Hi, I'm Peter and I run a business creating tech solutions for the cultural sector with emphasis on the historical disciplines. This basically means I write software for municipalities and museums and the like. This often means Raspberry Pi based solutions! Have been into tech since the 80's. I do b...

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Depends if you want to live in dongle hell as some Apple users do. There is no such thing really. When it comes to supporting interfaces and standards, chances are that it will be supported by Apple for much longer than the competition. This non argument just is mindless Apple bashing. Pre magsafe ...

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chromium-browser is open source: Still, I'd like to stay away from it as far as possible. Not only because it was started by Google (which is a big part of it), but also because it is inherently unsuitable for any serious web application deployment. Regards firefox-esr, that is a decision made by D...

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I get the backward compatibility argument, but at some point being backward compatible means it isn't here-and-now compatible. Currently if you want to shun Google invested crud like Chromium and would like to run Firefox, you are stuck with Firefox ESR. I do not think it should be an adventure inst...

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