Tea and Study

Spending the evening collecting materials and courses on sewing, crafts, photography, all in the realms of fashion 📸

Accompanied by a nice cup of green chai ✨☕️

I'm (over)preparing for a presentation about IPsec i'll soon have to hold. Pretty new to reading RFCs but i'm hooked. Fascinating to know these are the rules the bits have to play by for the cat pictures to work.

The tea was chosen more or less randomly, but it tastes well and does a good job of representing the bittersweetness of being able to dive deep into the subject while also having to do that on a deadline. Keeps me warm, too.

For the people that like other things: IPsec is a suite of networking protocols used for building VPN tunnels. Networking protocols are standardized in so called Requests For Comments (RFCs) by the Internet Engineering Task Force (i know, right?). RFC 7296 is about IKEv2, one of the protocols used in IPsec.

We now have a matrix channel!

Introduce yourself in "Intros 👋", post your study sessions in "General", drink tea and chat in the "Tea Rooms 🍵", and share your love for books in the "Library 📚".

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/41913405

(I know there are spelling errors, I'm not fixing it.)

Sorry, I came to ruin the community's rules already.

Study: Reverse engineering a Bluetooth LE device

"Tea": Ovomaltine chocco milk!!

I wanted to do some whacky and crazy hobby project, and this would be a perfect project, since I bought a Kronaby Apex hybrid watch last year which isn't supported on Gadgetbridge, so I began reading some stuffs about BLE with a cozy Ovomaltine milk, because this specific brand reminds me of dating a cute boy last in Switzerland (I'm not swiss) :3

Fun facts:

• Did you know that BLE was actually developed by Nokia as a "personal" project at first?
• Also BL Classic has 32 different states just to search and make the connection, whereas BLE only has 3 physical search channels, which is a major reason that it has such a low power consumption.

Good morning fellow free-thinkers and tea drinkers!🧠🫖

Thank you to those who have joined over the last 24 hours, it is a pleasure to have you here.

Whilst I prepare this sub to make it refined and polished, I thought we could engage in some community banter!

Rate your favourite, and least favourite, teas (other hot beverages are allowed, of course)!

Meanwhile, if you have any thoughts as how you would like this sub to operate, please do voice! I think a tea drinking, knowledge sharing space ought to be democratic.

Study: Webscraping 🕸️
Tea: Lemon + Lime Twist Tea 🍋‍🟩☕

Building a scraper to populate some data for a side excursion! Annoyingly, some of the paired data is sequential rather than nested in a div as one would desire - I'm learning to use generators to build the structures I want, very interesting indeed!
The lemon and lime tea is refreshing and quenching - would be a monstrosity with milk.

📖: Programming in Wren 🐦
🍵: Peach and Chamomile 🍑💮

Returning to my evening adventures of learning programming languages.
Peach and Chamomile is very soothing for these treacherous landscapes.