Paco HopeI am tired of my WLED #Christmas lights being a big faff each year and requiring me to solder and futz with them. So I am properly making little project boxes for them and making nice connectors for them. December me will thank March me.
And they’re done. Time to pack them up until Christmas.
Raise your hand if you have to jot down the IP address for your #ChristmasTree lights so you don’t forget it.
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Anybody? Anybody? Just me, then.
Paul_IPv6@paul_ipv6 Now that is a good idea. Funny I hadn’t thought of that.
Baloo Uriza@paco Dang, thanks for reminding me that class B private networks exist.
Geoff Beier@paco I have a whiteboard with the IP addresses of various holiday things, which I reference once/year/decoration.
I use 10.9.8 for mine.
Wait... I mean... it's just you. Who would do that?!
Jigme Datse@paco Pretty sure that the Christmas tree lights are only using IPv0. Oh, maybe IPv-1? They transmit at 60Hz (at least here, some places that might be different). And a pretty constant tone. I find this stuff interesting, but I would never have the patience to try to play with anything like that. At least not for the "Christmas lights" use case, maybe if I could figure something else out that was maybe more practical, or something I could see it.