It's not the postgres db, it's the internal pictrs db.
Fix your docker volume permissions so pictrs can write to the folder
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Make sure your power supply is rated for high enough watts/amps.
I think it would be fine. You'll never try to charge it obviously.
Will the laptop be happy with that though? It might be expecting communication with the BMS. I'd just try it and see.
Wtf he wrote a book about himself.
Guess Russia didn't pay him enough to thrive over there.
Whenever I read about this stuff it seems to be such a paltry sum, like $10k. I don't understand why someone would do it for so little.
If I'm betraying my country, I want at least my own fully staffed super yacht.
If my dog has poop stuck to his butt he comes over and whimpers at me for help. My cat smears it all over my floor.
That's a pretty disturbing story, and I never would have imagined they would not tell a victim. I understand the argument against it, but the risk of long term mental illness / PTSD from it being suppressed just seems way too high.
He was always a scum bag, but 911 made him seem like a golden boy for a little while.
I've been messing around with circuits my entire life but this design was time sensitive and I've never done my own PCB designs before, so I hired someone to put this together. After getting some test boards, when I plug them in the charger chip gets very hot and smells like burning....
Circuit is just a simple li-ion usb charger and a switch. I've gone through the datasheet for the bq25302 more times than I can count and I'm missing something obvious here. Using it just for delivering power seems to work fine, the problem is only when charging.
I do see R6 + R7 off TS don't have the recommended 10k values, but I don't feel like that would cause what I'm seeing. This is being connected to a 21700 lipo.
Someone mind lending me their eyes please?
bq25302 datasheet - https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/bq25302.pdf
The bees love my garden but I'd never noticed these orange things on any of them before. I thought it might be a parasite but nope!
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Use a camera app that will let you control the aperture and aim for around f7 (if possible on your phone).