One day I will need to enable repeating those messages: [WayBack] linux – Is there a way to remove “Last message repeated x times” from logs? – Server Fault
–jeroen
Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/17
One day I will need to enable repeating those messages: [WayBack] linux – Is there a way to remove “Last message repeated x times” from logs? – Server Fault
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/17
If you have a Zeverlution PV converter, the easiest to get at the data is through the Zeversolar cloud.
The included documentation does not contain web browser registration instructions, only Android/iOS app.
So here we go:
CREATE AN ACCOUNT
, then
Email
Password
Re-type Your Password
I agree to the Terms of Service & Privacy Policy
boxSUBMIT
buttonMonitor SN
(this is actually the MAC address without seperator; it starts with EAB961 which is an unknown OUI)Registry Key
Continue
buttonPlant Name
Installed Capacity
(note the unit is not Wp, but KWp
, so multiply the # of panels by the Wp of the panels, then devide by 1000)Commissioning
(date in YYYY-MM-DD format)Company/Organization
Continue
buttonCO2 Avoided Factor
(the unit is Kg/KWh
; For The Netherlands get it from [Archive.is] Lijst emissiefactoren | CO2 emissiefactoren under ELEKTRICITEIT
)Yield Factor
(the unit is Currency/KWh
where Currency is from field 3; get this from your local energy supplier)Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving Time
boxContinue
buttonCountry
State
option
value: <option value="0">N/A</option>
City
Street/No.
Zip Code
Longitude
Latitude
Save
buttonNote that the 2.0.2 version of [WayBack] ZeverCloud – Apps on Google Play does not work on Android Oreo.
Via internal Zeversolar channels, I got 2.0.2 development version Android works on Oreo – ZeverCloud.apk.zip which despite the same version number, does work.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/17
Remember the introduction of Pokémon during summer 2016? Despite usage being far less by now ([WayBack] 80 Amazing Pokemon Go Statistics and Facts) you might still recollect the odd names the Pokémon Go characters in the Pokédex had: [WayBack] List of Pokémon – Wikipedia.
Back then I had the vague sense that some names reminded me of species, and others of companies. Both appeared to be true, for instance [WayBack] Seel looks awfully familiar to Seal. Domo has many meanings (including a Dutch dairy desert). Oh, and [WayBack] Gloom has quite a few meanings so I’m OK with being confused.
So I was amused bumping into these a while back: Pokémon names versus those of names of start-up and big-data companies:
Is it a Pokemon or a BigData tech?
You is able to tell which nonsense word is Pokémon character and which is the latest craze in #bigdata technology? You just might qualify as #bigdata expert. Much success!
You is able to tell which nonsense word is Pokémon character and which is the latest craze in #bigdata technology? You just might qualify as #bigdata expert. Much success!
The quizes also have very funny descriptions of what the companies behind the names stand (stood?) for, like “Hadoop is distributed system for counting words”.
Via many, including:
Maybe I should turn the GitHub repository in to a Google Assistant Trivia questionaire using a Google Sheet.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/17
Experience from a friend:
The cause is that the Samsung only does 60Hz on DisplayPort because they do not support HDMI 2.0.
–jeroen
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