42wim/matterbridge: bridge between mattermost, IRC, gitter, xmpp, slack, discord, telegram, rocketchat, twitch, ssh-chat, zulip, whatsapp, keybase, matrix, microsoft teams, nextcloud, mumble, vk and more with REST API (mattermost not required!)
bridge between mattermost, IRC, gitter, xmpp, slack, discord, telegram, rocketchat, twitch, ssh-chat, zulip, whatsapp, keybase, matrix, microsoft teams, nextcloud, mumble, vk and more with REST API...
If my mom wanted good art on her fridge, she could’ve purchased reprints of works by Vermeer, Lichtenstein, Wyeth, etc. But she didn’t want good art – she wanted my art.
Somebody with good taste could’ve made my website, but then it wouldn’t be mine.
To bake
Last updated: 22MAY2025 (see Changelog for details) The Retroid Pocket handhelds are seemingly simple devices to set up — they run on Android, so how hard could it be? Well it turns out there…
Using DKIM records in Wordpress PHPMailer in a way that it survives an WP update
Has someone found a solution for using the DKIM option in PHPMailer to send emails DKIM signed without editing wp-core files?
The PHPMailer has public properties that start with $DKIM_ that can be ...
The largest collection of MCP Servers, including Awesome MCP Servers and Claude MCP integration. Search and discover MCP servers to enhance your AI capabilities.
The largest collection of MCP Servers, including Awesome MCP Servers and Claude MCP integration. Search and discover MCP servers to enhance your AI capabilities.
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90s Cable Simulator - Recreating Retro Cable TV with a Raspberry Pi
I made a 90s cable simulator to recreate cable's greatest decade. In this video, I’ll show you what I did, how it works, I’ll give you a tour of the 90s cable simulation I built and then show you some simulators that have been built by others using this same software.
FieldStation42 Source Code
https://github.com/shane-mason/FieldStation42
Cable Box model for 3d Printing:
https://github.com/shane-mason/cable-box
This is based on work I did in a previous video to build an over-the-air simulator - you can find that video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_BkD85yIg0
Two-Row Guitar Pedalboard Feet, Customizable by rivir
If you use my file, PLEASE post a make! I'd love to see your pedalboard!To get a rough idea of how long of a board you will want, use a tool like https://www.pedalplayground.com/ to lay out your pedals. Be sure to leave room for cables, and roughly 1" per side for the printed feet.I bought some 3"x1" oak planks at my local hardware store and wanted to make a simple two-level pedalboard out of it, so I designed this using OpenSCAD. (Note that the planks are actually smaller than 3"x1", but like most wood, they are labelled larger.) Printed both sides, screwed it into the boards, added Velcro tape along the boards and under the pedals, screwed a power supply to the underside of one of the boards, et voila! It turned out great - rock solid.I tried to make the OpenSCAD file as flexible as possible, but I can't guarantee it'll work well if you put wildly different sizes into it compared to the values I used. Specifically, the cable holes may get messed up, so you could delete them or tweak them, if need be. I would suggest just measuring your board dimensions, plugging them in (with an extra 0.5 or 1mm, to be safe), and go with that. Oh, and maybe measure your cable dimensions because the step up value I used is JUST enough space between the two layers to get Ernie Ball flat ribbon patch cables through. If you use something else, you might need a few more mm of clearance (or just route all cables between the boards on the same level, of course). I'd suggest after making changes, sink the STL into your build plate and print about a 1mm high test piece to see if it fits the wood to your liking.You will need to have a larger printer to print this in one piece, with the default values (this could change if you start tweaking it!). I fit it easily onto my Thinker SE, which is 300x300mm. Just had to rotate it correctly in the slicer (see photos).If I could do it again, I think I'd make the top open, maybe no sides, too, and just screw into the wood from the bottom, but I dunno. It worked really well just like this, and I'm done designing it, now. There doesn't seem to be any need to support in the middle of the planks, even with 30-inch boards, as there's no sag or flex, really (at least with oak). But I may just do one for piece of mind, anyhow, I dunno.
