I just got an email about a new power supply board for the rpi5 - PD Power Extension Board for Raspberry Pi 5. It’s on their pihut website and is $20. Has multiple input types.

Well that’s cool as shit!

This first year it could be done a few more times trying out a lot of the suggestions in this thread. That’s the other thing about having this not controlled by a commercial site like you said, we can actually act on new ideas and not just take whatever they decide to give us.

You just have to take it piece by piece. That command takes each line in the log file, and the first awk strips out the username@node using the default delimiter of a space. The second section splits that into username and node which is delimited by the @ sign. Then once it has a full list of nodes, the sort -fu takes that list and ignores case and eliminates duplicates. Which leaves you with the list above. Just like anything if you do it enough it will get easier and easier.

Here’s the linux command in case anyone was curious.

cat pixels.log.txt | awk '{print $3}' | awk -F"@" '{print $2" "}' | sort -fu

Same here!

Gotcha. Well I was a part of the two on reddit (I don’t count that last one they fired up just to reflect from the shit that was really happening) and now this one here. Thanks to everyone that made it possible. That was fun!

So I missed the beginning, why was this a timed event? Just to mirror the reddit experience? Is there a reason one (a canvas) isn’t being left up ad infinitum?

Has to be the KSP.

LOL. Glad I got my little bit done right before it went.

Then make it end when some timeframe (say 5 mins) has occurred that no pixels have been updated?

Commenting because I too am interested in this. I also would like to see if anyone has solved the issue with Thunderbird and Yahoo email where only 10,000 emails are kept. I have an inbox with about 20+years of emails, and with the 10k cap, I realized Thunderbird was literally deleting the oldest ones. Since I wisely told it not to delete them on the server when it copied them, I didn’t lose them, but with that volume of emails, I really don’t want to have to manually move them into folders. Guess this turned into a ramble, but it would be nice to have a backup since you never know when one day you will wake up to be told service x is shutting down.