A pretty timer for yesterday's #pixel_dailies : #timer .
Wait, why is it counting backwards?
A pretty timer for yesterday's #pixel_dailies : #timer .
Wait, why is it counting backwards?
Timix v1.9.99 is out!
This update brings: Backup & restore (Import/Export)
New default templates
Pause/Resume timers with Siri Shortcuts
Bug fixes & UX polish
And more...
More about the update: https://rogy.app/1278
Download on App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6477807870
Always happy to hear your feedback!
#iOSDev #SwiftUI #Accessibility #DarkMode #IndieDev #Timer #TimixApp #macos #watchos #ipad #mac #BuildInPublic
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ESP32 Powers Custom Darkroom Timer - Developing your own film is an unabashedly analog process, which is one of the rea... - https://hackaday.com/2024/09/24/esp32-powers-custom-darkroom-timer/ #microcontrollers #controlpanel #toolhacks #darkroom #timer
Noodles Time Themselves While Cooking - Cooking some types of noodles requires that the uncooked noodles be placed in boil... - https://hackaday.com/2024/05/30/noodles-time-themselves-while-cooking/ #3dprinterhacks #instantnoodles #mechanical #3dprinted #noodles #spring #weight #clock #timer #bell
Delays and Timers in LTSpice (no 555) - If you need a precise time, you could use a microcontroller. Of course, then all y... - https://hackaday.com/2024/04/13/delays-and-timers-in-ltspice-no-555/ #rcdelayline #parts #timer
Back to Basics with a 555 Deep Dive - Many of us could sit down at the bench and whip up a 555 circuit from memory. It’s... - https://hackaday.com/2024/02/17/back-to-basics-with-a-555-deep-dive/ #shouldhaveuseda555 #blinkenlights #backtobasics #oscillator #hardware #deepdive #tutorial #timer
Are you still using cronjobs?
Systemd timers are a modern alternative that work wonderfully with Systemd-based systems. Simply create a <service>.timer configuration file next to your <service>.service file and define the type of timer and execution time.
One advantage is that the scripts and executables started via the .service file can also be assigned resource restrictions or a defined execution environment (e.g. restrict CPU time or permissions).
In addition, the execution time can also be specified relative to the boot time, e.g. "Start the script every 10 minutes and start it 5 minutes after the boot".
The systemctl tool can be used to monitor the last execution time and check the status.
At ZERO GmbH, we are fans of systemd timers and use them regularly!
You can find out more in the Arch Linux Wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/systemd/Timers
Simple CMOS Circuit Allows Power and Data Over Twisted-Pair Wiring - If you need to send data from sensors, there are plenty of options, including a be... - https://hackaday.com/2023/11/21/simple-cmos-circuit-allows-power-and-data-over-twisted-pair-wiring/ #twisted-pair #monostable #hardware #cd4538 #sensor #reset #timer #pic
Clock Escapement Uses Rolling Balls - The escapement mechanism has been widely used for centuries in mechanical clocks. ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/07/09/clock-escapement-uses-rolling-balls/ #time-keeping #ballbearing #rollingball #clockhacks #escapement #3dprinted #kitchen #clock #timer
Op Amp Contest: A Slice Of The ’70s - The 1970s was a great time to be an electronics hobbyist, as a whole new world of ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/04/25/op-amp-contest-a-slice-of-the-70s/ #phaseshiftoscillator #opampchallenge #classichacks #contests #op-amp #timer
OK, how old are you? #timer