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r/crestron•

Imagine you're doing a project with 25 cookie cutter meeting rooms. They all a variation of another and you're trying to be smart about it and have the same program uploaded to all of the RMC3's and have a config file in NVRAM dictate what to enable/disable.

For some reason sales sold half the rooms with a sharp display at 38000 baud, and half with an LG at 9200 baud out of the box. In some rooms there's a DSP that needs a higher baud rate that goes on the only two way serial port. So you have COM1 needing to be at multiple baud rates in many different rooms.

Is there a way to set the baud rate of a serial port through my config file? I'm trying to avoid having to make multiple versions of

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r/watercooling•

I've got a water-cooling setup that's getting to be almost 10 years old. The tubing is soft primochill and has been in my loop in its various iterations over the years. Never had a leak until 6 months ago when I had a slow leak my 240mm rad was the problem. Pulled the rad out of my loop, redid the tubing runs to account for that change, was fine for a little while but noticed I was still slowly leaking. Noticed it happened outside a fitting near my pump. Checked that it was tight, it was, topped the water up and kept an eye on it.

Yesterday the tubing almost completely fell off of that fitting. Water sprayed everywhere since the tube was half hanging off the barb post of the compression fi

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r/electricians•

Hey all,

Asking here because r/AskElectricians isn't so great

I do A/V Integration and Smart switches/dimmers like Lutron Radio RA2 (and a whole slew of others) are becoming more prevalent. I'm no electrician but I have done plenty of simple electrical as a homeowner with my father (homeowners can do simple 120V device wiring in their home as long as it gets inspected properly in BC and they get a permit). I'm confident I can wire a dimmer/switch/plug safely and correct.

If I'm doing a smart dimmer/switch system for a homeowner where I'm either:

  1. Replacing existing plain old switches with smart switches, or

  2. Installing smart switches in new construction after all the work has bee

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I live in Vancouver, BC.

Got the car as a complete gift - no amount was written on the vehicle ownership transfer form, the "gift of a vehicle" form was filled out. I'm considering selling this car, privately for cash, because gas costs a damn fortune here and isn't going down anytime soon. I could save a lot of money each year not having to fill it with gas (I drive about 50km a day, and spend about 280 doillars on gas monthly), insure it, etc.

Other than the vehicle transfer tax, which I would pay based on the book value of the car like normal, do I have to pay any other types of tax?

I'm particularly concerned about capital gains tax, which normally you don't have to pay on the car be

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r/MechanicAdvice•

Hit the curb going about 25 k/h.

The passenger side wheel is about 20 degrees out of alignment now. I cannot tell if the control arm or tie rod is bent, but it's not rubbing against the wheel wall. If they are bent, it's not super obvious.

Do I just need a front end alignment? That's what my friend seems to think - is a front end alignment meant to fix something that out of alignment?

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r/laravel•

Trying to get started building tests for a project (I inherited the project with no tests).

PHPUnit version: 5.7.13 - installed with composer

PHP version: 5.6.30 - installed through the PPA for PHP 5.6 on Ubuntu

Laravel version: 5.1.45 - installed with composer

The route in question is at http://djland/api2/public/APIinfo. All it returns is the text "Welcome to DJLand API V2.0". Visiting there in browser works, using curl on that url work, and my entire API works just fine for any other purposes other than testing.

My routes.php file does use require instead of require_once when including all my other routing files.

My APP_URL in my .env file is

APP_URL=http://djland/api2/pub
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