#char: router

[fnaflucasverse]

OPINIONS CHART (Like to Dislike = Green to Red. No arrows means characters haven't met / interacted enough)

Every character here except Lucas and Perry belong to @fivenightsatfreddysfanfiction

maaan i spent like too many hours planning this thing out... anyway this is just like a handy visual reference for me and anyone else who wants to know! wrote some notes on each characters thoughts But if you want to know more in-depth my askbox is Very open (and i would be Beyond thrilled if you sent me anything 😭😭😭 please)!

OH and better view of the icons i drew under the cut:

[shwoo]

There was a really loud clap of thunder, and now the router won't turn on... It doesn't smell charred, nothing's come loose inside, it just... won't do anything. Everything else seems fine, it's just the router.

That has never happened before. I guess I'm going down to the shops tomorrow morning.

[jxyic]

E5908 module RJ45 interface communication

How to achieve communication with the E5908 module RJ45, a brief introduction to help you take the next step

Introduction to the module and interface E5908 is an Ethernet communication module with a built-in TCP/IP protocol stack. It supports direct communication with an Ethernet switch or router through the RJ45 interface. The main control MCU can interact with the module through UART (AT command) or SPI/SDIO (depending on the module description).

Hardware connection (RJ45 interface) RJ45 interface (with magnetic transformer): The module's onboard RJ45 interface has an integrated magnetic transformer and can be plugged into a standard network cable without an external transformer. Power and ground: VCC (3.3V/5V) -> module VCC, GND -> module GND. UART connection: MCU_TX -> module UART_RX, MCU_RX -> module UART_TX Reset pin: connected to the MCU GPIO for module hardware reset. Decoupling capacitors: Add 10µF and 0.1µF decoupling capacitors to the module power pins to ensure stable power supply.

Network configuration:

DHCP: AT+NETMODE=DHCP returns +IP:...; Static IP: AT+NETMODE=STATIC,<IP>,<Mask>,<Gateway>. Establish socket: TCP client: AT+TCPSTART="<IP>",<Port>; TCP server: AT+TCPLISTEN=<Port>; UDP: AT+UDPSTART="<IP>",<Port>.

Data sending and receiving: Sending: AT+TCPSEND=<Len> → module prompts > → sending data; Receiving: module serial port pushes +TCP:RECV,..., followed by data.

Typical C code example:

#define UARThuart1 bool at_send(const char *cmd, const char *exp, uint32_t to) {...} void net_init(void) { //reset HAL_GPIO_WritePin(RESET_GPIO_Port, RESET_Pin, GPIO_PIN_RESET); HAL_Delay(50); HAL_GPIO_WritePin(RESET_GPIO_Port, RESET_Pin, GPIO_PIN_SET); HAL_Delay(200); at_send("AT+NETMODE=DHCP", "OK", 2000); } void tcp_client(void) { at_send("AT+TCPSTART=\"192.168.1.50\",8000", "CONNECT", 5000); at_send("AT+TCPSEND=5", ">", 2000); HAL_UART_Transmit(&UART, (uint8_t*)"hello", 5, 100); at_send("", "SENDOK", 2000); at_send("AT+TCPSTOP", "CLOSED", 3000); }

If you want to know more detailed solutions, please read this article: E5908 module Ethernet communication implementation solution

[draegerit]

ESP-01S Temperatursensorshield DS18B20 Teil 2: Webseite mit Sensordaten erweitern

In diesem zweiten Teil möchte ich speziell darauf eingehen, wie du eine kleine Webseite für den ESP-01S mit dem Temperatursensor DS18B20 erstellen kannst. https://youtu.be/SeniGF1OMT8 Den ersten Teil zu diesem Beitrag findest du unter Arduino Lektion 81: ESP-01S Temperatursensorshield DS18B20 in diesem Beitrag hatte ich dir gezeigt, wie die Daten in einem JSON ausgeben werden können. Die Anzeige der Daten auf einer Webseite ist aber auch nicht viel schwerer, was du gleich erfahren wirst.

Was wird für dieses kleine Projekt benötigt?

Du benötigst nachfolgende Module zum Programmieren und messen der Sensordaten: - einen ESP-01S*, - ein Modul mit Temperatursensor DS18B20*, - ein USB-Programmer* für den ESP-01S, - ein Jumper - Universal Netzteil* Zusätzlich benötigst du noch ein Netzteil, welches eine Spannung von 3,7V bis max. 12V liefert. Wobei ich meines auf 4V einstelle. Hinweis von mir: Die mit einem Sternchen (*) markierten Links sind Affiliate-Links. Wenn du über diese Links einkaufst, erhalte ich eine kleine Provision, die dazu beiträgt, diesen Blog zu unterstützen. Der Preis für dich bleibt dabei unverändert. Vielen Dank für deine Unterstützung!

Programmieren einer Webseite mit Sensordaten des DS18B20 am ESP-01S in der Arduino IDE

Aus dem ersten Beitrag entnehme ich das kleine Beispiel mit der Ausgabe als JSON und forme diese einfach als HTML Seite um.

Programm - Anzeige der Sensordaten eines DS18B20 am ESP-01S auf einer WebseiteHerunterladen Schritt 1 - Import der benötigten Bibliotheken Für den Mikrocontroller ESP-01S benötigen wir zusätzlich einen Boardtreiber. Diesen können wir installieren wenn wir zuvor die nachfolgende Adresse den zusätzlichen Boardverwalter URLs hinzufügen. https://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json Des Weiteren benötigen wir noch die Bibliothek DallasTemperature von Miles Burton.

#include #include #include #include "secrets.h" Zusätzlich erzeuge ich die Datei secrects.h in welcher ich die Verbindungsdaten (SSID & Passwort) zum lokalen WLAN ablege. #define SSID "xxx" #define PASSWORD "yyy" Schritt 2 - aufbauen einer WiFi Verbindung zum lokalen WLAN Im zweiten Schritt bauen wir die WiFi Verbindung zum lokalen WLAN auf. Auch wenn der Mikrocontroller hinterher die Daten über die serielle Schnittstelle nicht mehr anzeigen kann, gebe ich im Code trotzdem die IP-Adresse aus. Jeder Router sollte den verbundenen Geräten immer dieselbe IP-Adresse vergeben, somit können wir zunächst im ersten Durchlauf ohne den Sensor die IP-Adresse auf dem seriellen Monitor ablesen können. const char* ssid = SSID; //SSID aus dem Router const char* password = PASSWORD; //Passwort für den Zugang zum WLAN ESP8266WebServer server(80); //Port auf welchem der Server laufen soll. void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); delay(10); //10ms. Warten damit die Seriele Kommunikation aufgebaut wurde. WiFi.begin(ssid, password); //Initialisieren der Wifi Verbindung. Serial.print("Aufbau der Verbindung zu "); Serial.println(SSID); while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) { //Warten bis die Verbindung aufgebaut wurde. Serial.print("."); delay(500); } Serial.println(); IPAddress ip = WiFi.localIP(); Serial.print("IP-Adresse: "); Serial.println(ip); server.on("/tempsensor", callTempsensor); server.begin(); // Starten des Servers. } Schritt 3 - Erstellen einer kleinen Webseite für die Sensordaten Die kleine Webseite verfügt lediglich über eine Überschrift und zwei Paragrafen, in welche zum einen die Temperatur und zum anderen ein Hinweistext enthalten ist. void callTempsensor() { sensor.requestTemperatures(); String celsiusValue = String(sensor.getTempCByIndex(0)); String webseite = ""; webseite += ""; webseite += ""; webseite += "

Temperatursensor DS18B20

"; webseite += " Die Temperatur beträgt: {temp}°"; webseite += " Aktualisiert sich automatisch jede Sekunde!"; webseite += ""; server.send(200, "text/html", webseite); } Der CSS Stylesheet ist im Header -Bereich hinterlegt und lässt sich dort sehr einfach erweitern. webseite += ""; Zum Schluss wird der Platzhalter {temp} innerhalb des Strings mit dem Temperaturwert ersetzt. webseite.replace("{temp}", celsiusValue); fertiges Programm Nachfolgend das fertige Programm zum Anzeigen der Sensorwerte auf einer Webseite am ESP-01S.

Zu einem Test habe ich das ganze mal in den Tiefkühlschrank gepackt und es werden hier auch die Minusgrade angezeigt. #include #include #include #include "secrets.h" #define ONE_WIRE_BUS 2 //Sensor DS18B20 am digitalen Pin 2 OneWire oneWire(ONE_WIRE_BUS); // //Übergabe der OnewWire Referenz zum kommunizieren mit dem Sensor. DallasTemperature sensor(&oneWire); const char* ssid = SSID; //SSID aus dem Router const char* password = PASSWORD; //Passwort für den Zugang zum WLAN ESP8266WebServer server(80); //Port auf welchem der Server laufen soll. void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); delay(10); //10ms. Warten damit die Seriele Kommunikation aufgebaut wurde. WiFi.begin(ssid, password); //Initialisieren der Wifi Verbindung. Serial.print("Aufbau der Verbindung zu "); Serial.println(SSID); while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) { //Warten bis die Verbindung aufgebaut wurde. Serial.print("."); delay(500); } Serial.println(); IPAddress ip = WiFi.localIP(); Serial.print("IP-Adresse: "); Serial.println(ip); server.on("/tempsensor", callTempsensor); server.begin(); // Starten des Servers. sensor.begin(); //Starten der Kommunikation mit dem Sensor } void loop() { server.handleClient(); } void callTempsensor() { sensor.requestTemperatures(); String celsiusValue = String(sensor.getTempCByIndex(0)); String webseite = ""; webseite += ""; webseite += ""; webseite += "

Temperatursensor DS18B20

"; webseite += " Die Temperatur beträgt: {temp}°"; webseite += " Aktualisiert sich automatisch jede Sekunde!"; webseite += ""; webseite.replace("{temp}", celsiusValue); server.send(200, "text/html", webseite); } Read the full article

[rewordthis]

No. No. NOOO!

After 10 years of Mamoru Miyano voicing Rin, I just can’t take the guy seriously, ok?

Why is this anime so disappointing? Why? 😩

First my love Obi sounds like his muscles are crushing his lungs and windpipe (which ok, kinda cute if I must tolerate that), Joker has a too sincere voice since he’s voiced by Tsudaken, who no offence but sounds a lot more awesome when he’s exasperated or just loud and fun like when he voiced Mikoshiba, and now Miyano is voicing Benimaru? The most “badass” captain?! Hello? Hell no!

Also… I never dreamed Arthur to be so cool? What on earth…?

Hinawa and the rest of the cast so far are very spot on, though. Rekka was also close to what I imagined him, too. If not better than expected. No complaints here. 😌

However, I’m a little worried for the rest of the VAs that will come up. Who did the casting anyway? 😒😬

Ah, btw, I don’t have internet since yesterday and I don’t know when it’ll be back. We had to change the router because the hardware was old and the lines were ‘upgraded’. Bro! The lines are so ‘upgraded’ that the router doesn’t even connect to the phone line, let alone internet!!! Fuck the 80€ monthly fee!!! Give me back my telecommunications!!! 😭

I will try to release the new exercise but… we’ll see how that’ll go because data costs are like charred takoyaki. You pay them and they go up in smoke in no time!

[gharashambles]

The Last of Us II  [pt 1]

I’m just going to put all my The Last of Us ramblings on this one main post and pin this in case anybody wants to see what I’m up to later, just so I don’t clog up anybody’s dash. This seems like the better option. 

[IMAGE HEAVY COME HEAR YOUR ROUTER SCREAM]

Joel: I saved her. internally uglysobbing and I’d do it again and again sorry humanity I’ll miss you 

This game is even more gorgeous than the first

Seeing spraypainted warnings like ‘Will shoot trespassers’ always spooks me because we know damn well people will shoot trespassers at the first opportunity

Your compound has giant sturdy gates but you’re... letting them sit wide open? Interesting strategy!

Ellie owns the last functional lava lamp of humanity

I didn’t buy this game with the expectation that I’d be composing a bitchin’ guitar solo but here we are

Ellie I’m giving you this geetarr with the caveat that you can never ever play anything sad on it don’t make me regret this

Jesse made me dislike him and instantly made me love him I’ve got fucking whiplash, we love a dead-pan delivery

Ellie = weaboo confirmed

She also likes space and futurism, this makes me so sad

Thank goodness this place is a well stocked and secure utopia and nothing bad will ever happen here

There is no choice involved here. If there is a prompt, you must pet the dog

I refuse to believe they’d have a tannery in the city center that stuff smells fuckawful but then again limited space so guess what we’re all stinky now

I can already see The Tipsy Bison is where all the shit goes down here

This bar’s dress code is Puffy vests, denim and plaid. LOVE. IT.

Don’t need your homophobia sandwiches motherfucker

It’s at this point I decided to link my twitter. Out of all the places that made it this far past civilization’s collapse I’m glad this one made it.

Cute~

“I hate this kid so much.” “You wanna fuck him up?” Dina rules hets drool

Which one is Green Boots?

The perk is me

Ellie’s all shall we thankfully Dina’s like we shan’t

Her horse is named Japan what’d I tell ya

Young lesbian struggles to flirt

This is adorable but sad 

[Flips over letter] SYKE it’s 100% gutwrenching

I just enjoy going through houses and stockpiling all the random pills. Are they for blood pressure? Is it an aspirin? Is it a boner pill? Who knows [Tosses them all down the gullet] Let’s find out together

And here we flippin’ GO pls hold my hand Dina

We can stealth kill clickers now without needing a shiv, just Ellie’s switchblade and I’m blissing

Dina help me carry back this souvenir for Joel?

Random thought: Love playing an LGBT+ char that’s not sexualized in any way. She’s just my little plaid gremlin and I would burn the world for her safety

Ellie’s face is miserable and scrunched up in the cold it’s hilarious tbh

Holed up in a library and jotted down a note, checked and what do I find? She drew the fucking giraffes I want to bawl

Ellie is lost over you gorl

Can’t we just let them be happyyyyyyy my heart is preemptively breaking during this adorable smoochfest

JOEL! FINALLY! I missed you! Salt and pepper king~

I’m sure Joel finding her and saving her will have zero negative repercussions whew glad I’m always right about these things

I’m going to hazard a guess that she’s out for revenge because of what Joel did the the Fireflies to save Ellie they’re just not explicitly stating it yet

Thank goodness a whole group of strangers was here to save us um why do you know his name already...???

Oh dear I was wrong for the first time in my whole entire life it’s gonna be a bad time, they shot Joel in leg and I’m from the south and I can tell you that shit is 100% not southern hospitality

You thought this was all a metaphor for how humans are the RILL MONSTERS but in all honesty the true monsters are the psychopaths who shelve b**ks with the spines facing away I’m so uncomfortable just looking at this image

I really didn’t want to open that door the muffled screams were coming from and boy were my instincts right. Why do you insist on hurting me, game?

[TBC]

[funsize-mermaid]

So may pa photo contest si Client namin, they want to see our Work from home set-up.  WORK FROM HOME STARTER PACK! AHHAH. Ang hirap mag isip ng English humor :( For the sake nalang na may ma entry. Di ko din naman alam yung prize kung ano, kaya medyo walang motivation. Char.

Tapos na OC pa ko dun sa kulay green sa ulo ng pusa ko. Di ko alam san nanggaling yan buset. -_-, eh na close ko na yung photoshop nung nakita ko, tapos di ko pa sinave yung PSD file. Shunga shunga din. Props lang yung PLDT router, hahahahaha nahalugkat ko lang sa mga gamit ko. Nasa baba kasi yung internet router namin HAHAHA kakatamad tatanggalin ko pa sa connection. Anyway, Goodmorning guys! Happy Tuesday, sahod na sa Thursday! Best thing to look forward for this week! YEY! AHHAHA

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[fnaflucasverse]

hey so i found this action movie from like 1999 no one's ever heard of??? as they should it sucks. lol

Router belongs to @fivenightsatfreddysfanfiction

WOW this got out really out of hand. first it was going to just be perry but then i thought they looked kind of lonely so yk what? why not router! they work together after all (but lets be honest they fight like cats the whole time because Someone established a hierarchy for his affection/respect 🙄 and perry is absolutely losing)

alt versions under the cut:

[draegerit]

AZ-Envy - Sensordaten auf einer Webseite

In diesem Beitrag möchte ich dir zeigen, wie du die Sensordaten vom AZ-Envy auf einer Webseite anzeigen lässt.

Den AZ-Envy habe ich dir bereits in den beiden nachfolgend verlinkten Beiträgen vorgestellt und gezeigt wie dieser programmiert wird. - Vorstellung AZ-Envy - AZ-Envy - auslesen der Sensordaten Hier soll es lediglich darum gehen, wie du eine HTML-Seite mit einem Liniendiagramm schreibst und dort die Sensordaten für die Luftqualität, Temperatur sowie rel. Luftfeuchtigkeit darstellst.

AZ-Envy im Überblick

Der AZ-Envy verfügt wie erwähnt über einen Luftqualitätsmesser vom Typ MQ-2 sowie ein Luftfeuchtigkeits-/Temperaturmesser SHT30.

Aufbau des Boards "AZ-Envy"

Aufbau einer Wi-Fi-Verbindung

Auf meinem Blog habe ich dir bereits einige Beiträge veröffentlicht, wo ich dir gezeigt habe, wie du eine Wi-Fi-Verbindung am Mikrocontroller mit ESP Chip aufbaust. Du benötigst von deinem lokalen WLAN die SSID sowie das Passwort. Der ESP8266 arbeitet im 2.4 GHz WLAN daher musst du hier ggf. im Router darauf achten welches Netzwerk bei dir aktiv ist! //Bibliothek zum Aufbau einer WiFi Verbindung #include //SSID aus dem Router const char* ssid = ""; //Passwort für den Zugang zum WLAN const char* password = ""; //Aufbau eines Webservers mit HttpPort 80 WiFiServer server(80); void setupWiFi() { //Ausgabe der SSID auf der seriellen Schnittstelle Serial.print("Aufbau der WiFi Verbindung zu "); Serial.print(ssid); Serial.print(" "); WiFi.begin(ssid, password); int index = 0; //Warten bis die Verbindung aufgebaut wurde, //oder 10 Versuche gescheitert sind. while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED || index < 11) { delay(500); index++; //incrementieren des Indexes Serial.print("."); } Serial.println(); //Wenn die Verbindung erfolgreich aufgebaut wurde, //dann soll die IP-Adresse ausgegeben werden. if (WiFi.status() == WL_CONNECTED) { Serial.print("IP-Adresse: "); Serial.println(WiFi.localIP().toString()); } } void setup() { //begin der seriellen Kommunikation Serial.begin(9600); //Aufrufen der Funktion setupWiFi //zum Aufbau der WiFi-Verbindung. setupWiFi(); } void loop() { // bleibt erstmal leer } Wenn das Programm erfolgreich auf den Mikrocontroller gespeichert / hochgeladen wurde, dann sollten wir nachfolgende Ausgabe im seriellen Monitor der Arduino IDE sehen.

Die IP-Adresse können wir nun im Browser eingeben, jedoch werden wir zunächst nur eine Fehlermeldung.

Damit du den Code nicht abtippen musst, kann du dir diesen hier bequem als ZIP-Datei herunterladen.

Erstellen einer Webseite für die Sensordaten

Zunächst schreiben wir die Webseite in einem einfachen Editor wie dem Notepad++. Da wir diese Webseite später vom Mikrocontroller ausliefern möchten, müssen wir diese komprimiert in einer Variablen im Quellcode ablegen (aber dazu später mehr). Im ersten Schritt möchten wir lediglich die Daten anzeigen lassen. Die Uhrzeit & das Datum ermitteln wir per JavaScript und sparen uns somit einen Zugriff auf NTP-Server, wie ich es im Beitrag ESP8266 – NTP Protokoll für das lesen eines genauen Zeitstempels erläutert habe.

Der Code für dieses kleine Projekt ist schon jetzt recht umfangreich, daher biete ich dir hier einfach die ZIP-Datei zum Download mit allen Ressourcen an. Die Bibliothek jQuery sowie die CSS-Stylesheets und JavaScript Dateien habe ich auf meiner Domain unter http://progs.ressourcen-draeger-it.de/azenvy/ abgelegt, somit kannst du dir diese recht einfach einbinden. Read the full article

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2013: Twitter- Osric Chau

Context: Osric Chau weighed in after Adam tweeted, making a longer public statement on twitlonger, which he linked to in the first tweet:

OsricChau: “I’ve been warned that this is not a “smart” move but I have to show my support to AdamGlass44, the writing (cont) tl.gd/n_1rqa58i” LaurinGb: “OsricChau but .. but how did cas having sex with a girl help the story arc or the characters?” OsricChau: “LaurinGb It’s exploration for a char in a new environment. Much like using the toothpaste, which i loved, what else would a 40 year old do?” xceteras: “OsricChau LaurinGb Oh I dunno, have sex with a guy? That happens sometimes! So many possibilities and they went with this?” OsricChau: “xceteras LaurinGb That could have very well happened! Can you imagine Dean’s reaction then? Lol!And I think their intentions change daily.”

[source] 

Below is Chau’s longer statement on twitlonger: 

I've been warned that this is not a "smart" move but I have to show my support to @AdamGlass44, the writing team and our execs.

To those who were upset by yesterday's episode, I apologize that it didn't go the way you would have wanted, but I really hope you can understand that the writers write for the characters, for the story arc and not the fandom. That isn't to say they don't care about the fandom, cause that is faaaar from the truth. They are online and they love to interact with the fandom because they do care. Same goes with the cast.

Except Jensen that is, who lives under a rock. Everyday he yells "Thank you so much! I-I just.. thank you!" at the router on set because Jared explained to him that's where the SPNFamily hangs out.

I think that's one of the best things about this show though! The fans are vocal about what they love, and what they hate and then the writers read your comments with thought, they respond and sometimes they'll even get ideas from those interactions. But don't think that they would write an episode just to offend any particular group(s) of the fandom. They write to make the most possible drama (this situation makes it a pun?) for the show, for the story. When you have a character like Castiel discovering human life for the first time, we want to see him do everything! It makes sense to look at the basic needs first, so shelter, clothing, food and sex. And there it is in that episode. Cleanliness was next but they didn't get there yet..

Yes it could still suck a bit, and I might be more into it once I finish the rest of the show most likely but let me shed some hope to an ailing group! I'll try to, anyways.

I don't know too much about this show I'm in.. but isn't Supernatural a show where anything can happen? Especially things that are.. not natural?

So whether or not what happened on this episode actually makes anything even remotely permanent.. who knows? but it's a good bet that things will change. Even the writers don't really know all the time! If they did, Kevin would be dead in season 7's finale and that would be terrible! Right?! Yes? Maybe? Well at least I can thank the angels for that one.

So let's look at what we do know.

Angel Cas was Angel Cas. Now he's human and basically a completely new.. well he's a person now. With no powers, new needs, new wants. Mankind used to pray to Angel Cas. Mankind now eats hotdogs made my Human Cas, sometimes they throw change at him. If Cas one day turns back into an Angel, or a demon, or anything else, you can bet things would change too. If he were turned into a puppy, I can bet you he would really like Kevin's dog (cause Kevin would get a dog if Cas turned into a puppy) or even Sam's kitten (Sam would get a Kitten).

All of this to say that anything is possible with this show! Characters start one way, they transform into something else, they go back to their original state or they change some more. It's all possible. And it's what we love about this show.

Every single one of your comments are appreciated but I would love to squeeze out the negativity. Though I could easily be ignorant and continue my happy go lucky ways and avoiding any type of confrontation since I rarely ever see any of the drama brewing in the dark dens of the internet, It pains me to see what could be constructive criticism turning to attacks going every which way. This show changed my life and it means the world to me. The same goes for the people involved in creating it, making it happen and the people who continue to support it, the SPNFamily.

I don't think I could ever properly thank every single one of you, but I will always try.

I don't think any show will ever be able to make everyone happy but I urge you to see the glass as half full. We still have a show! And it's not all that bad! Sometimes I wish for some things and it doesn't happen, but at least I get that other thing.

I think my fandom is actually the Supernatural communities. The writers, the fandom, the cast, the crew, all the ships, all the ports. I just want everyone to play nice together and constantly hugging! Can we get a few episodes of that?

Which makes me realize that if the writers were actually just writing the show based off of the majority of fan reactions, we would just have Team Free Will sipping hot chocolate safely in the Men of Bunkers and hugging every second episode to recover from the feels of the last episode. The most dramatic moment would be Sam burning his tongue on the hotness of the cocoa, and the rest of TFW sorts that out with water and massages. Well that doesn't sound so bad actually.. would probably get through a ton of marshmallows.

The next day after these some Destiel factions were setting up a campaign of sorts on tumblr to rally supporters to tweet at spn’s crew to express their upset and wants in light of these tweets.

[twitlonger]

[fnaflucasverse]

combine

:D

"I don't get it," Peregrine announced boredly, flipping through Router's cookbook. "'Combine, then fold in wet ingredients'—sounds fucking stupid not to use one bowl from the start. They're gonna end up sludge either way."

More than fed up, Router slammed the metal bowl onto the table. "I didn't ask you to get it. I told you to put my goddamn book down," he snarled, jabbing his whisk at Peregrine, who continued to hoist the book above his head, "and I fucking swear if you get even a single fucking speck on it—"

"It's because it's important how you mix your ingredients."

The bickering pair turned and blinked.

Tiger didn't look up from polishing his rifle's barrel. "Pouring the dry ingredients into the wet makes the batter mix unevenly. Shit gets uncooked; you get salmonella. And it makes a mess. You know, Lee, your mother used to—"

Lip curling back from her teeth, Peregrine cut him off with an irritated groan—"Whatever!"—and chucked the book at Router's chest. "Take your fucking shit back; I don't even want it," she snarled, and stormed out of the kitchen.

Frowning, Router returned to mixing his cookie batter. "Thanks for that, I guess."

Tiger just grunted.

[trashpandaorigins]

And If You Don’t Love Me Now Ch. 8

"Well both the engines are broken but it looks like the left one can carry us far enough to Gravior and we can have the right one looked at when we get there. It'll be slow but…" Peter looked under his arm from where he had been leaning over to inspect the ship, only to shake his head at Rocket's absence. "Rocket!?" Peter called, circling the ship. All around them the black earth spread out, so devoid of anything Peter could see the curve of the planet against the grey horizon.

"Rocket where are you…" the human halted.

"Sorry," came the raccoonoid's unusually soft voice. "Usually I'm working on metal and metal don't feel pain." He screwed another piece into the back of Gamora's neck. She sat still as stone on the ground, legs crossed and eyes staring ahead through the pain.

"It's fine."

"Gams don't lie to me. It ain't fine. None of this." Gamora cast a look behind him,

"I know." Rocket worked calmly but methodically. Peter watched him study Gamora's unique cybernetics with his keen beady eyes and was quite surprised at the creature's thoughtfulness while he worked, the tenderness of it. Gamora sat silently for the rest of the duration.

"Peter," he turned to Mantis staring wide eyed at him within inches.

"Mantis! Yo what did I tell you?" The empath thought gently, then nodded stepping backward.

"Personal space." He nodded, giving her a small pat on the arm.

"How's your head?" She cocked her head, blinking. Peter pointed to the slightly less swollen purple and blue swollen lump.

"Oh! Yes!" She giggled. "My face does hurt but what hurts more are the feelings of the others. Oh great, Peter thought. It didn't take an empath to read the general emptions of the group. Groot hadn't said at word. The adolescent had only been wandering around, slowly healing his wounds. Neither him nor Rocket had spoken a word to each other.

"Groot is the worst off," Mantis finished, looking at the flora colossus. "He is sad because his planet is destroyed but he is so confused as to why he has a planet at all. He does not know why he didn't know about it sooner, and he blames Rocket."

"I don't entirely blame him," Peter mumbled. Put on the captainly face, he told himself, giving a sigh as he turned away. Time to make a game plan. Time to suck it up.

"A'right guys, time to think of a plan."

"Shut up Quill I'm almost…." Rocket fixed his grip on the strange tool he was using and aimed it precariously. "Gams hold still, this is gonna hurt." Peter watched Gamroa grimace, that look she had to put on all too often. With a grunt and a jolt Gamora's head snapped backward, sending Peter's stomach dropping. Before he could do anything her head bent forward and she shook it, Rocket smiled and gave her a pat. "There we go," she smiled, wiping her hair from her face.

"Much better, thank you." Rocket stood up, brushing himself off. "Anytime."

"So what's the plan?" Gamora asked.

"The plan, yeah…umm. Step one make sure we're not in immediate danger. Step two, Rocket I'll need you and Groot to get that one engine up and running. Step three we repair the rest of the damage, then we blast off to Gravior and deliver the goods." Gamora nodded,

"I'll check on Drax, see if he and I can still work the comms and see if we can get and ID on that ship that attacked us." Peter nodded, she met his eyes briefly and gave him a squeeze on the arm as she passed. He watched her go with a mixture of regret and longing. A shuffling noise drew Peter to turn around, just in time to see Groot walk away.

"Shit fuck," Rocket cursed, starting to go after him.

"Rocket!" Peter called. To his surprise the raccoonoid actually turned.

"What?"

"Listen Rocket, you should know that Groot asked me about Xandar…" he fumbled with the words.

"I know Quill. Gams told me. It's fine." Oh, Peter thought. Okay well that makes my job better.

"So, you going after Groot?" Rocket glared.

"Yeah," he answered skeptically.

"I'm not sure that's a good idea, he might just want to be alone."

"No one wants to be alone!" Rocket snapped, his ears flicking back, flat to his head. Peter shrugged, realizing what the creature really meant.

"Alright, just…let me know if you need anything…I'm glad that gun shot wound wasn't too deep." Rocket grinned, patting the make shift bandage.

"Don't get sappy on me Quill." "Get outta here then," the human teased. Rocket took off.

"Groot! Groot!" The creature yelled, he cursed himself for that desperation dripping from his voice. Memories swirled around him as he ran after Groot's back. Memories of crowded streets and dark alleys and hostile planets. Places where he never needed to call after Groot, times when they'd been out numbered in battle multiple times and he'd been able to leap up to his large friend's shoulder, to safety. "Groot! Groot just stop!"

"I am Groot!"

"You hate me? Yeah that ain't news! You've said it about a thousand times!" He rounded the turf as Groot stalked away, those iron eyes scowling at the ground. "We gotta get the ship back and running!"

"I am Groot!" Groot continued to walk away, not meeting his eyes.

"Oh your not going? How childish."

"I am Groot!" Groot spun around, lashing out thorny roots. Rocket dodged them, sliding to the ground on all fours, glancing around, thank the stars no one was around to see.

"Groot! Just stop!"

"I am Groot! I am Groot! I. Am.Groot!" Groot shouted, Rocket's body trembled against his will. Cowering. Cowering instinctively at the large towering presence that could easily squish him. The acid like air between them vibrated with the shout of Groot's furry. Rocket's heart hammered away, threatening to shatter the bones in his chest. Groot fixed him with a cruel, hurt, broken look. Why, why hadn't Rocket just bee honest with him from the start when he'd first filled some of the gaps of their time together as friends? Why hadn't he been better at taking care of him? Why had Groot sacrificed himself on the Dark Aster? Rocket looked at the teen in breathless hurt. Groot looked back.

"Fine…." Rocket whispered to himself. In his mind he could see his best friend, smiling, making him flower crowns he didn't want. Drinking from public fountains and so, so full of love and light and everything Rocket could never be. Yet here, before him this Groot only frowned, confused and full of hatred.

"I am Groot…" Groot huffed.

"He was my best friend!" Rocket began with more intensity in his tone then he intended. Groot's eyes narrowed. The raccoonoid bent down, taking some of the charred soil in his paws and holding it out him. "This is your planet, you were once part of a great many Groots. Thousands of them." Rocket told him everything, remembering all the things about the Groots. Told him about how he got to Halfworld, about the experiments. The torture. The burns and metal rods and lopping off of limbs. Rocket told him all of it. Feeling his palms grow sweaty and his stomach going in knots. Every story he recounted making him want to scream and shot and sob.

"He died," Rocket finished, all the air sucked out from him. "He sacrificed himself for all of us on Xandar. I took some twigs because that's all that was left of him. A day later, you regrew."

"I…am Groot…?" Groot asked timidly after eternity. Rocket's next immediate thought would haunt him for the rest of his life. Yes. Yes he wished his original Groot back instead of having this new one.

"No!" Rocket forced, "of course not! Groot! I…I loved him…but…I love you too man." Groot's large expectant eyes widened. "And don't go trying to change yourself or do things because that's what you think Groot would want." He was lying through his snout and swallowed the bile that came to his throat. Groot managed a smile,

"I am Groot," he nodded, walking back in the direction of the Milano. Rocket followed behind, trying to calculate how the teen felt. No one deserves that burden, Rocket thought to himself wishing he could do something to ease it, to bring back Planet X to the glory his original friend had spoken of.

"Groot," Peter called in surprise as they came back.

"I am Groot," Groot passed him into the ship.

"A..alright bud, yeah just go check out the damage and see if you guys can get her repaired," he said bewildered. Peter walked down the ramp, looking at Rocket.

"What happened man?" Peter asked, looking at Rocket's disheveled face.

"I told him," the creature whispered; he looked at Peter and the human knew not to press further. Rocket shook his head as he followed Groot down to the engine room.

"We don't gotta talk about it, if you don't want….Maybe it's better that way."

"I am Groot," Groot pointed.

"Yeah yes, that's the engine router."

"I am Groot?" Rocket nodded, a small warmth budding in his chest. So Groot had been listening during those lessons. Stil, the teens normalcy was unnerving. Rocket himself felt like he was spinning around and around.

"Yeah, umm, yeah we just have to patch that up and the rest of the damage to body is pretty much superficial. Groot nodded, getting up and going over to the array of tools. Rocket watched him, his own person. He held his breath. All the words he'd spoken to Groot now out of him, leaving an empty void inside him.

"Damn Groot, what am I going to do…" he whispered loud. He didn't know if he was invoking this Groot or his old dear friend. He wiped his eyes with his paws, time to get to work.

[mweinbergblog]

Control LED Lights With A Webpage (ESP8266 Relay)

This is a quick tutorial on how to set up a simple web controlled relay using Adafruit’s Huzzah ESP8266 board and Adafruit’s Latching Relay Featherwing.  When you are done you will be able to open a web page while on your local network (on your phone, on your laptop, on anything with a browser) and turn lights plugged into the wall on or off. 

95% of this is pieced together from other places online, but when I was piecing I couldn’t quite find it all in one place.  Hence this blog post.  The entire process is pretty easy as these things go.

In order to make this work you need 1) something connected to your home network that hosts the website and turns inputs on the website into action, and 2) something to translate that “action” into power going on or off.  That’s the Huzzah ESP8266 board and the Latching Relay Featherwing, respectively.

Practically, you will need:

An ESP8266 breakout board (I used the Adafruit Huzzah because I knew it would be well documented)

A USB to TTL serial cable (I used the Adafruit one too) to program the Huzzah.  Note that it will also power the board during development.

A mictrocontroller-friendly relay (I used the Adafruit Latching Relay Featherwing)

Some LEDs to turn on (I grabbed these).  

Some wires, a breadboard, and a soldering iron will also help

For the purposes of this project you could use pretty much anything that uses a moderate amount of electricity as the thing that is turned on (you are just creating a remote controlled switch).  The most appealing features of the LEDs I chose were 1) that they plugged into the wall instead of being battery powered (relevant to the long term use I have in mind), and 2) that it was easy to access the power cord downstream from the power adapter so that the loads were less dangerous.

Programming

I very much recommend using the Adafruit tutorial for setting up the Huzzah.  Once you’ve successfully blinked a light with the Arduino IDE come back here.

The code is taken from this post, which is also a great post about using the ESP8266 boards as simple web servers.  The only thing I added as the CSS styling, which I’ll get to in a second.

#include <ESP8266WiFi.h> #include <WiFiClient.h> #include <ESP8266WebServer.h>

// Replace with your network credentials const char* ssid = "YOUR_SSID"; const char* password = "YOUR_WIFI_PASSWORD";

ESP8266WebServer server(80);   //instantiate server at port 80 (http port)

String page = ""; int LEDUnsetPin = 0; int LEDSetPin = 2; void setup(void){  //the HTML of the web page  //don't forget you need estapes (\") around the quotes  page = "<style>  .button{    background-color:red;    color:blue;    border-radius: 8px;    padding: 12px 24px;  }</style><h1>Simple NodeMCU Web Server</h1><p>    <a href=\"LEDOn\"><button class=\"button\">ON</button></a>         <a href=\"LEDOff\"><button>OFF</button></a></p>";  //make the LED pins output and initially turned off  pinMode(LEDUnsetPin, OUTPUT);  digitalWrite(LEDUnsetPin, LOW);  pinMode(LEDSetPin, OUTPUT);  digitalWrite(LEDSetPin, LOW);

 delay(1000);  Serial.begin(115200);  WiFi.begin(ssid, password); //begin WiFi connection  Serial.println("");

 // Wait for connection  while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) {    delay(500);    Serial.print(".");  }  Serial.println("");  Serial.print("Connected to ");  Serial.println(ssid);  Serial.print("IP address: ");  Serial.println(WiFi.localIP());

 server.on("/", [](){    server.send(200, "text/html", page);  });

 //turn on the on pin and turn off the off pin  server.on("/LEDOn", [](){    server.send(200, "text/html", page);    digitalWrite(LEDUnsetPin, LOW);    digitalWrite(LEDSetPin, HIGH);    delay(1000);  });

 //turn off the on pin and turn on the off pin  server.on("/LEDOff", [](){    server.send(200, "text/html", page);    digitalWrite(LEDUnsetPin, HIGH);    digitalWrite(LEDSetPin, LOW);    delay(1000);  });  server.begin();  Serial.println("Web server started!"); }

void loop(void){  server.handleClient(); }

Make sure to replace “YOUR_SSID” and “YOUR_WIFI_PASSWORD” with your wifi network ssid and wifi password.

As I noted above, the only modification I made to the code was to add styling to the server.  The code above isn’t the final styling - it is just a first cut to verify that the way I thought styling would work was the way that styling actually worked.

The “page=“ part of the code is the HTML for the webpage you will visit with your browser to control the lights. It may look more familiar once it is converted from a string into a more standard layout (apologies - tumblr is very bad with tabs but this may be a bit better):

<style>  .button{   

background-color:red;   

 color:blue;    

border-radius: 8px;    

padding: 12px 24px;  

}

</style>

<h1>Simple NodeMCU Web Server</h1>

<p>    <a href=\"LEDOn\"><button class=\"button\">ON</button></a>         <a href=\"LEDOff\"><button>OFF</button></a></p>

The links to LEDOn and LEDOff trigger the server.on functions further down in the code.  Since the latching relay has two pins, each function turns off and turns on the appropriate pins on the relay so that the relay is either open or closed.  If you were using a non-latching relay there would only be one pin that was either HIGH or LOW as necessary.  Those pins were defined in LEDUnsetPin and LEDSetPin at the start of the code.

The nice thing about mapping LEDUnsetPin and LEDSetPin to pins 0 and 2 is that those pins are also mapped to leds on the Huzzah board.  That means that you can test the sketch to make sure it works by just seeing if the lights turn from blue to red.  Of course, to do that you’ll need to go to the webpage that the Huzzah is hosing.

Finding the Huzzah on the Network

In theory the serial monitor in the Arduino IDE will return a message with your Huzzah’s IP address.  I found that to be a somewhat unreliable action.  Instead, I just went to the connected devices section of my router and looked for it in the table.  Once all of this is set up I’ll use the router to assign the Huzzah a static IP address so it is easy to find.  For the development period I just track it down in the router every time.

Once you have the IP address (probably some variation of 192.168.1.X) you can just type it into your browser.  If everything is going well you’ll see the webpage with two buttons (one with ugly styling):

Clicking on or off will turn on a red or blue LED on the Huzzah.  If that is happening things are working out just fine so far.

Hooking up the Relay

Now that the Huzzah is connected to your network, serving up a web page, and responding to clicks on that web page, it is time to connect the Huzzah to the relay.  

Note that I’ve been having problems uploading scripts to the Huzzah when it is connected to the relay.  That means it is probably best to have the final version of the code loaded into the Huzzah before you solder it all together (obviously you can breadboard it to your heart’s content).

There are four connections between the Huzzah and the relay to  make this work.  Unfortunately fritzing does not have the latching relay featherwing in its library, so we’re stuck with my description and this picture:

Fortunately there are only four connections so words should be able to get us most of the way.

Connect the GND pin on the huzzah to the GND pin on the relay

Connect the 3V pin on the huzzah to the 3V pin on the relay

Connect the #2 pin on the huzzah to the SET pin on the relay

Connect the #0 pin on the huzzah to the UNSET pin on the relay

Once you have that up and running try controlling it all with the webpage again.  If things are working every time you click a button on the webpage you will switch the LED on the huzzah and hear a nice click from the relay.

Connecting the Relay to the Lights

The last step is to make that click impact something you care about.  Cut the live wire on the LED power cable (obvious notes about electricity plugs into walls apply - make sure you know what you are doing and take appropriate precautions) and plug it into the “COM” and “NO” ports on the relay.  Plug the lights into an outlet.  

At this point if everything is working when you click a button on the webpage you should get

An LED switch on the huzzah

A satisfying click on the relay

Lights on or off

And that’s pretty much it.  At some point you’ll need to switch the power for the huzzah/relay from the computer you are using for debugging to a real power supply.  I haven’t done that yet but will update when I do.