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Teams, hats and colours

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/06

I learned a few new things a while ago, but still have a hard time to get the association between colours and meanings right.

Colours:

  • white: friendly / sanctioned / by permission
  • black: enemy / unsanctioned
  • red: attacks by permission
  • blue: defends by permission

Based on these tweets and links:

 

–jeroen

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Highly esteemed science: An analysis of attitudes towards and perceived attributes of science in letters to the editor in two Dutch newspapers – Stefan P.L. de Jong, Elena Ketting, Leonie van Drooge, 2020

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/06

All my IPv4 addresses seem to be blocked with messages like this (note the odd, but allowed, leading zero in the IPv4 address [WayBack]):

Error

The IP you are accessing the site with (037.153.243.242) has been blocked because it has triggered one of our security measures. Please see the reason below:
Block reason: This IP was identified as infiltrated and is being used by sci-hub as a proxy.
To restore access, please contact onlinesupport@sagepub.com citing this message in full.

A quick [WayBack] “This IP was identified as infiltrated and is being used by sci-hub as a proxy.” – Google Search shows they also block the Google Bot.

I am not not even going to bother with companies that have bad infiltration detection.

Of course I ensured the paper has been archived:

[WayBack/Archive.is] Highly esteemed science: An analysis of attitudes towards and perceived attributes of science in letters to the editor in two Dutch newspapers – Stefan P.L. de Jong, Elena Ketting, Leonie van Drooge, 2020.

Note I do not run sci-hub, though it tempts me doing so. For more info: [WayBack] Sci-Hub – Wikipedia

I checked the router and web-proxy for any suspicious activity. There is none.

I do run the ArchiveBot by the ArchiveTeam to support the WayBackMachine of the InternetArchive and the great team Mark Graham has there providing some bandwidth and CPU/memory resources helping them archive public internet content for posterity.

It that triggers SAGE, too bad for them.

–jeroen

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Some Alulux links videos for my archive

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/01

Since we have a similar garage door, below the fold some videos.

Before the fold some links.

Manual control is optional: [WayBack] Nothandkurbel (NHK) | Alulux

Remote control:

Generic:

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Ian Colwater: Here are some terms to mute on Twitter to clean your timeline up a bit. · GitHub

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/30

[WayBack/Archive.is] Here are some terms to mute on Twitter to clean your timeline up a bit. · GitHub

Here are some terms to mute on Twitter to clean your timeline up a bit. – twittermute.txt

Via:

Related:

More details in [WayBack/Archive.is] List of Twitter mute words for your timeline | Hacker News curated comments:

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Empathy Quotient

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/27

–jeroen

 

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Liander: aansluiting inzien en SMS waarschuwingen bij storingen

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/17

Logon met postcode, huisnummer+toevoeging, en meternummer:

Meldt aan met postcode, huisnummer+toevoeging, en GSM nummer:

Overige:

–jeroen

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BMW E46 How To Code Module Options – YouTube

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/16

For my link archive: E46, INPA and NCS Expert videos.

And

  • [WayBack] NCS Dummy – Taking the expert out of NCS Expert
  • Nice video! But since i do code several vehicles per week for different customers, i would like to point a few things out. 1st. For people who don’t know anything about coding: The central coding key (ZCS) or vehicle order(FA or VO) is like the DNA of the car. The build date, basic equipment and optional equipment are listed inside here. It’s saved redundant in 2 modules and has one simple funcion.. The computer that’s going to program or code the module(s) reads it and then determines how to deploy the software/coding to suit that specific car. 2nd. Because of the vehicle order only being changed for manual transmission, you should only code the relevant module(s) after you write the FA to the modules storing it, so in this case you should have only coded the kombi (AKMB) instead of the whole car and you would be all set. Processing the whole car can be quite dangerous. As failure to communicate with a module during coding actually can destroy a module.. ask me how i know ;) Because of that you should only code modules that actually need to be coded and leave the rest alone, to reduce the risk :) 3rd. Just leave the car running while coding, you won’t hurt anything ;) If battery voltage dips too hard it might cause communication problems and the consequences of that can be really bad for your module. 4th. Regarding the E46ZST file… There are 2 types reference files actually, one E46AT and one E46ZST. If your car has a central coding key (ZCS) , use the E46ZST file for reference of what to add or distract from the strings. If your car has a vehicle order, use the E46AT file. Within the AT file, the options will be listed, and the option codes to add will be in front of the description in the following format: Wxxx , in which case you should enter it like this in NCS expert: $xxx The newer chassis that only have a vehicle order will only have a ExxAT file in the DATEN folder. Lastly, You should (in theory) also program (not coding, flashing the module actually) the DME after a manual swap. You could do this by any programming tool of choice like WINKFP, ISTA /P or an external scan tool with module programming capability. The reason for this is that the software for an AT DME is different to that of a MT. The software in the DME for an AT actually retards the timing a little bit when the transmission should shift, thus reducing torque and enhancing the life of the clutches inside your transmission. Don’t feel offended by my criticism, I really do like all of your videos and i myself learned quite a bit from them! Keep up the good work man ;) If you ever need help with coding or programming any BMW, old or new, feel free to contact me. I love helping the BMW community :) Greetings from Belgium!

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Laat Je Niet Hack Maken: een goed wachtwoord kiezen of maken

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/13

[WayBack] Laat Je Niet Hack Maken: een goed wachtwoord

Laat Je Niet Hack Maken legt op een begrijpelijke manier uit hoe je jezelf beschermt tegen hackers.

–jeroen

via:

https://twitter.com/danielverlaan/status/1174262886472048640

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Wat links over formatief en summatief toetsen

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/13

Voor mijn link archief:

–jeroen

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Hoe laat het is: hoe laat is het? Zo laat is het.

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/10

Reminder to self that this is an excellent part of a dashboard for someone with Alzheimer’s disease: [WayBack] Hoe laat het is: hoe laat is het? Zo laat is het.

–jeroen

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