Hmm - I'm going to give up on die.net for now. I figured out how to use
mysqueezebox.com's image proxy (I think), and managed to fetch one of
the other images via the proxy.
Code:
wget
"http://www.mysqueezebox.com/public/imageproxy?u=https%3A%2F%2Fapi.sat24.com%2Fmost
Paul Webster wrote:
> Forum shows
> Location: Portland, OR, USA
Yeah, shipping heavy Boom's overseas probably would be cost prohibitive.
Though somehow they can ship me trinkets from China for $1, I don't
think the UK qualifies for that loophole. :-(
-
Thanks Erland, that gives me something to go on. I'll certainly be
interested to see how to use the mysqueezebox.com image proxy.
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chill wrote:
> Hi Erland - do you have any tips for fetching a plain image from
> die.net?
>
It worked previously without having to do anything specific but I guess
they might have added something to stop people from downloading the
images when they switched to https. My guess is that you might
erland wrote:
> In the Daylight Clock applet I used images from die.net:
> https://www.die.net/earth/
> There is a number off different projections available and also one for
> moon phase: https://www.die.net/moon/
>
Hi Erland - do you have any tips for fetching a plain image from
die.net?
If
> On 22 Jan 2021, at 14:15, chill
> wrote:
>
>
> rkrug wrote:
>> in which folder do you put the script so that it survives reboots?
>>
>
> Anything in /home/tc (and below) will survive a reboot, provided you do
> a backup first (pcp bu).
Thanks a lot.
>
>
>
rkrug wrote:
> in which folder do you put the script so that it survives reboots?
>
Anything in /home/tc (and below) will survive a reboot, provided you do
a backup first (pcp bu).
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Quick question (I like that approach!) - in which folder do you put the
script so that it survives reboots?
Thanks
Rainer
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Looks useful - so tagging for pretend #wiki
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supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
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erland wrote:
> In the Daylight Clock applet I used images from die.net:
> https://www.die.net/earth/
> There is a number off different projections available and also one for
> moon phase: https://www.die.net/moon/
>
> Daylight Clock applet no longer works since die.net switched to use
> https.
RonM wrote:
> and just fine now, over my pretty slow connection.
Back to normal now, just one of life's mysteries.
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chill wrote:
> I now collect a variety of images from other sources, and am on the
> lookout for other sources, so please go ahead and post anything you
> think might be interesting.
>
In the Daylight Clock applet I used images from die.net:
https://www.die.net/earth/
There is a number off d
chill wrote:
> Fortunately, which is key to this, the Image Viewer screensaver seems to
> re-read the directory and re-load each image file whenever it updates,
> so I can add images to that folder, or update existing images, and the
> screensaver always cycles through the current images.
Corre
slartibartfast wrote:
> Someone I know booked tickets for a cinema in Leicester Square. Or so he
> thought. The tickets he booked were actually for a cinema in Leicester
> [emoji1787]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Plus regular stories, some true, of people thinking they're flying to
florca wrote:
> So rather more than 10 miles away then... :rolleyes:
>
> Was reading on my phone and didn't spot that bit.Someone I know booked
> tickets for a cinema in Leicester Square. Or so he
thought. The tickets he booked were actually for a cinema in Leicester
[emoji1787]
Sent from my
I had occasionally thought about trying to write a dedicated screensaver
to show various real-time geo/weather maps, maybe a bit like a
'Geochron' (https://geochron.co.uk/) display. But then I saw how
'@sodface was using the built-in Image Viewer screensaver'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/show
Paul Webster wrote:
> Forum shows
> Location: Portland, OR, USA
So rather more than 10 miles away then... :rolleyes:
Odroid HC1 / Armbian Stretch LMS & LocalPlayer
4x Slim Devices SB3 (White)
1x Boom, 1x Radio
2x Joggler + Squeezeplay / Squeezelite + Topping TP30
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florca wrote:
> Where are you? If you're in the town of Plympton, South Devon, then
> about 10 miles from me and interested in a good Boom and maybe the
> failing SB3..
Forum shows
Location: Portland, OR, USA
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering
Where are you? If you're in the town of Plympton, South Devon, then
about 10 miles from me and interested in a good Boom and maybe the
failing SB3..
Odroid HC1 / Armbian Stretch LMS & LocalPlayer
4x Slim Devices SB3 (White)
1x Boom, 1x Radio
2x Joggler + Squeezeplay / Squeezelite + Topping TP3
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