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github.com

Join the world's most widely adopted, AI-powered developer platform where millions of developers, businesses, and the largest open source community build software that advances humanity.

robwu.nl

rob wu: open-source contributor, software engineer (browser extensions, web apps, browsers) and information security enthusiast.

community.particle.io

Interested? Apply Here ###Description Technical support contractor needed! Part-time work-from-home opportunity. Provide assistance in resolving support inquiries. Must be familiar with Particle platform, have approximately 20 hours/week availability, and strong communication skills. Particle already has the largest developer community in IoT with over 100,000 engineers and hundreds of companies building with our engineering tools. We pride ourselves on the simplicity of our product, but buil...

discourse.nodered.org

Topics tagged security

developer.tuya.com

Tuya MiniApp Codelabs 提供了指导性的，教程性的编码经验。 大多数代码实验室将引导您完成构建智能小程序或向现有小程序添加新功能的过程。 它们涵盖了广泛的主题，例如：小程序开发者工具的使用方法、小程序性能优化经验等等.

forum.libreelec.tv

LibreELEC Support Forum

community.openhab.org

oops - should have thought of that! I’ll get cracking!

classic.yarnpkg.com

Fast, reliable, and secure dependency management.

raspberrypi.stackexchange.com

I have a new Raspberry Pi 5 for ref cat /etc/os-release is PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux trixie/sid" NAME="Debian GNU/Linux" VERSION_CODENAME=trixie ID=debian HOME_URL="htt...

community.smartthings.com

This question comes up a lot. Suppose you have a Z wave lock, but the status doesn’t seem to update or commands don’t always seem to work. Typically someone in the community will recommend that you add another beaming repeater within 10 feet or so of the lock. So the question is why would you need that if the lock is already pretty close to the hub? The short answer is that the hub is busy, and it takes some load off of it if you have a separate beaming repeater near your lock. The long answe...