discovering new website is my hobby, instead of scrolling on media social. i enjoy finding a new inspiration, whether it’s in layout, information, and many more. but, honestly, many of website i discover end up dissapointing me.
i think we all know about this one. ads have become a serious problem. imagine trying to read something while an ad blocks part of the content and it completely ruins the experience.
recently i got an arduino project to prove my worth as a micro-controller laboratory assistant.
however, at the time, when i was trying to use the sensor, suddenly my arduino became unresponsive because the sensor was producing a negative output.
the best way to escape from the problem is to restart the device by itself. luckily, someone had added the function from assembly instruction inside the watchdog library.
the functions are wdt_disable and wdt_enable which you can use both like this:
Two weeks ago, i discovered about ESP-IDF, the official framework for ESP32 and ESP8266 Microcontroller development.
Developing for the ESP32 with ESP-IDF offers many features:
The workflow between Arduino and ESP-IDF is different, but you dont have to worry because i dont think it will be a big problem.
This year marks five years since I started using Linux and I’m still enjoying it on my device(s). Most of my devices are installed with Unix-like systems (Linux and OpenBSD) for various tasks.
Sadly, I’m still keeping Windows on another partition due to college requirements. Before I started my college studies, I was fully running Linux.
Mostly, people ask me about my decision to run Linux while others are using a ’normal’ setup. Not infrequently, some of them also comment in a trivial tone because of the ‘complicated’ nature of my Linux setup.
Now, we can expose our localhost service to the public without a public IP or router setting with Cloudflare Zero Trust and it’s completely free. You need a credit card for registration.
I’m not explaining how to register zero trust, and you can read the documentation on the Cloudflare website.
We need CloudFlared, a lightweight server-side daemon, to connect a tunnel between the localhost and the CloudFlare server. You can download it as a Debian package, RPM, Docker, Mac, or Windows. Also, it has different architectures, like 64-bit, 32-bit, arm64-bit, and arm32-bit.