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I'm using the linuxserver/wireguard docker, and trying to get a vyos 1.4 appliance to connect to it, I have no problem with other implementations (android / ubuntu / windows) connecting to it.

I am having a problem setting the public-key, I only see instructions to generate, and the config allows me to set private-key but not public, I can set the peer's public-key without issue.

I read in the forums on an older version of VyOS that people were able to use a folder that contained the keys, but that doesn't seem to work on vyos 1.4 [https://forum.vyos.io/t/convert-wireguard-config-from-rolling-to-1-2-5-lts/5345](https://forum.vyos.io/t/convert-wireguard-config-from-rolling-to-1-2-5-lts/53

They have some data sources on here for cops and criminals, but not the average person. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/aug/27/chris-larson/yes-police-were-208-more-likely-kill-be-killed-cri/

I'm sure there would need to be a factorization of interactions with the groups.

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Thanks everyone

Do any of you know what the voltage tolerance is for the pogo+?

I have several small lipo batteries and some 3.3v vregs, but would like to get away with not using a vreg if possible. Some of my small batteries have built in protection for low voltage. I'd design a 3d printed back for it if I could use my own batteries and not the cr2032s. I've been having very poor life with them.

In the building I work in, I've been able to walk around and it tracked me very well before today, now it'll skip 200+ feet if I extend the phone out and turn in a circle, also it thinks I'm very far away from pokestops, which is the main reason I'm asking.

--edit it was off on google maps too, and it just fixed randomly while I was watching the screen. It's possible that google's api might be overloaded.

I wanted to let you guys know that Extrudables.us accepts dogecoin. He doesn't have doge payment on the site yet, but will work with you via email.

I wanted to try out T-Glase and saw that they had some of the best prices and accepted bitcoin so I emailed them.

It's been a couple months since I posted last. I ended up taking a job in Orlando, FL, and had to pack everything up and move. I left my greenhouse and some of my old grow setups to my family so it would get some use.

We had to move to a 1br Apartment on the second floor and put a bunch of stuff in storage until we sort out selling the house and get to know the area better.

I think we're settled in enough (been here a month now) that I can start a small build for out on our balcony. I grabbed a tomato plant at a grocery store last week and it's about [doubled in size](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-diHJJDGOuSA/Uzc_2LyhGJI/AAAAAAAAK00/b2LQQ2qR2x8/w1296-h972-no/IMG_20140329_17

I won't claim to know what all everyone is doing for lab testing of water, nutrients, or lighting.

I have run across some stuff that may up our game though.

http://store.publiclab.org/collections/spectrometry/products/desktop-spectrometry-kit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2DnE8HiNXs http://spectralworkbench.org/

I imagine using something like this coupled with a large user shared database (spreadsheet) of values of each of the things in our setups could have significant impact on our hobby / lives.

I might be way off, and much more expensive equipment (gas/liquid chromatography) could be necessary, but I think this is good for discussion.

Thoughts?