Just log into your routers admin panel and see if there are any online devices online that arent yours? That would be my goto because then you can just block them from the panel?

otherwise via linux cli you can do arp-scan and youll see online devices in your subnet. Theres also a few options to scan different interfaces

Neovim all the way!

Rustanalyzer is seamless with it and I never have issues with multiple instances running

Looks great!

Although I did wonder why you censored your languages and left your author names open lol.

Its the amount of votes that the post has

Our poor Namibian team cant ever catch a break lol.

I use newpipe to not have to struggle with all the ads.

My goto channels that id always recommend and support via patreon/ donations:

(General stuff) Clickspring Ben Eater Sebastian Lague Steve Wallis Luetin09 JunsKitchen

(Gaming) TomatoAnus Pete Complete Rhadamant Nivarias

I absolutely hate all the screaming that some youtubers think they have to do....

If anyone has any great (calm) youtubers, especially something strategy gaming related, please drop them!!

Well I'd say we try and make this the new and improved r/rust

You can edit the hosts file on your local device, but I would recommend you take a look at using the rpi for a pihole/ DNS server. Then you can edit the hosts file on the PI to make it so that any device on your network redirects with the custom name.

Hell if you want to have fun install nginx proxy manager then you can set up routing so that anything is easily accessible from inside you net ie: rpi/jellyfin or rpi/soju.

If youre interested in doing anything like that and youre stuck ill help with any questions. I setup docker containers with proxies all the time

Something weird happened... So I edited my comment: Ive used those exact relays, 3 in a single prototype that I was tinkering with quite a lot, so what worked best for me in the end was mounting a DIN rail into my enclosure (Any box would probably work for you? I needed IP65 so I used a proper box with glands for incoming wires.) And then the relay boards were hot glued to DIN rail mounts... (The relay boards are then lined perpendicular to the DIN rail) That ensured that I could add or remove the rails as needed.

The rest of my circuit is also mounted on another DIN rail... Also allowing me to swap out main boards as I programmed/ upgraded them with minimal effort.

This was all connected by DIY 'ribbon cable' so that plugging and unplugging was also a breeze..

Granted this all might be overkill for you? Ive also have had projects that still live in shoeboxes and they work but obviously it all depends on your use cases?

Just remember, if you go the box route, to make your life easier, make sure the box is big enough to work in if anything is to be mounted permanently. Its a massive headache trying to feed one wire past all the others into the hole if you are working 20mm from the edge of your box.

Hope this helps!

(Second edit):

I read like my arse... If youre installing inside the switchboard and already have din rails, then a rail mount would be the most convienient solution

The bolder text looks great!

I used that to wipe my account.. got like 10 automod messages complaining about it lol

Wow, well done, I still struggle with that and ive been coding in rust for almost 3 years now

ATTiny would definitely work. Ive use them for really really long timer systems with some trial and error.

You should maybe just look at a bigger battery depending on what lifetime you would expect? They are not exactly super low power(at least the ones I have used)

To be honest I wish I could be optimistic. Theres a chance itll be a good game but at any rate it would be really nice seeing Nam give their best.

Either way theres going to be an amazing game day braai going on lol.

Wow crazy. I honestly couldn't say what lsp settings I use. My personal config broke a while back and I use Astronvim now until I get to fixing it... Although so far its been good enough that I just dont bother moving back...

Im working on a weather script. Currently it pulls data from yr.no along my commute and lets me know via a telegram bot (also done in rust a while back) whether it will rain.. im also storing the data for the time being hoping to possibly learn a bit about ML to see if I can get more accurrate predictions, its my first time working working with async runtimes so its quite a lot of new stuff though

The first Mistborn trilogy is probably my favourite. I wasnt too much a fan of the second era stuff.

If you like longer stuff then Stormlight Archive is really good. Also obligatory WoT insert... there was a bit of a slump somewhere in the middle, for me, but overall Id always recommend sticking to it!

And then Stuff not related to Sanderson... Im currently on the Black Company and im digging it so far, although it might not be everyones cup of tea.

Wow that sounds interesting. I could definitely use something like that one day. Ive been looking at hosting pages with rust but ive gotten stuck after doing examples so this might be a way to get interested again.

What makes I2P anonymous?

Also how is it different from normal torrenting?

The electrolytes are good for the fish