SNIPE07

Hello,

I'm trying to find a client & server to manage IoT 'devices' exclusively over MQTT, with the following requirements:

• Lightweight clients, most importantly in C and Python.
• Self-hostable management server, preferably supporting Docker.
• Server must act as a client or bridge to existing MQTT v3 or v5 broker.
• Not a 'platform', we have MQTT 'data hubs' and analytics tools, we just need device management.

The options I've found are mostly Cloud hosted, which is a non-starter for management of industrial IoT devices for our org.

I've also encountered several management tools that must act as a broker and cannot bridge, also a non-starter as our IoT devices must be managed throug

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What kind of "in stock" product takes 3 weeks to "process"? If it's backordered, why not just tell me?

Or better yet, when I was viewing the product on your webstore, why not inform me I would be backordering?

I've been seeing this bait & switch business practice more and more recently, and it's a shame. I understand there are supply shortages, but the least you can do is not misinform your customer.

Hell, I could have bought some DDR5 on FB Marketplace weeks ago and finished my build if I knew "Processing" really meant "backordered and shipping from Taiwan".

Hey guys,

I've got a 93 SC400, 1UZ-FE. Planning on running a microsquirt + turbo. I wired and tuned this MS myself on another car.

Can I basically redirect all relevant engine controls to the standalone, while still giving the OEM ECU enough info to run the A/T ECU, traction ECU, and do things like start/stop the engine, run the FP, etc?

redirected to standalone: Coils, injectors

shared: cam + crank position, TPS, IAT

new sensors for standalone: wideband, CLT

I'm planning on running the microsquirt in the engine bay.

Please view this screenshot of my task manager: https://i.imgur.com/ZITWtyq.png

Every couple of minutes, I'll get a momentary complete network dropout. Very annoying working from home in business calls.

Shaw Cable Modem (bridge mode) -> Edgerouter X -> NetGear GS108T Managed Switch -> Windows 10 PC

I'm not really looking for an answer, but how do I even debug something like this? Where would you start looking?

Thanks!

I reached out to the Angus Reid Institute who conducted the poll where "80% of Canadians favoured a complete ban on Assault Weapons". I got in contact with the research director who ran the poll and got a copy of the survey the gave to their respondents.

Here is the link: http://angusreid.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/2020.04.22_guns.pdf

Quite concretely, they define "Assault Weapons" as semi-automatic, but then in the next paragraph they define Assault Weapons in contrast to Long guns, which they define as "non-automatic firearms for sporting purposes". They also include that "Assault Weapons" are "designed for rapid fire" (false) and "hold lots of ammunition" (not true in Canada)

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