More likely the phone. Has less memory compared to the TMO one. On the TMO Samsung, termux stays up throughout, even when sentenced to background duty. On the AT&T one, it restarts every time I get it back from the background.
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On 2025-05-11 15:48, Charlie Carothers via groups.io wrote: Thanks.
Sounds like AT&T is messing with their interface.
I'm curious about what the connection path, etc. would?be using an LTE modem. Perhaps next meetup...
On Sun, May 11, 2025 at 1:44?PM Cornelius Keck via groups.io < groups.io> <dfwrpi@... <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Last week's talk and files are here:
<
dallasrpi.org/Files/DallasRPI/ssh-sms-readme.txt>
<
dallasrpi.org/Files/DallasRPI/ssh-sms.tgz>
For some dumb reason my AT&T phone no longer sends SMSs through termux.
Using the messaging app everything works, termux-sms-send just
hangs. My
TMO phone, on the other hand, does just fine. The longer I play with
this, the more I like using an LTE-modem for this task.
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Thanks. Sounds like AT&T is messing with their interface.
I'm curious about what the connection path, etc. would?be using an LTE modem. Perhaps next meetup...
Last week's talk and files are here:
For some dumb reason my AT&T phone no longer sends SMSs through termux.
Using the messaging app everything works, termux-sms-send just hangs. My
TMO phone, on the other hand, does just fine. The longer I play with
this, the more I like using an LTE-modem for this task.
On 4/30/25 13:25, Cornelius Keck wrote:
> Yay, tax day is behind us. Hopefully that all went well, and nobody got
> hit with having to send a check with way too many digits. Now that this
> is behind us, it's time for another round of the Dallas Raspberry Pi
> Usergroup meeting, as always both on location at https::/ and
> online.
>
> There's a bit of a remote chance that I'll be talking about how to send
> an SMS from within Linux. Unless, of course, everybody is sick and tired
> of me talking, and wants to show off something of their own.
>
> This being said, here you go:
>
> Topic: DFWRPI 2025-05
> Time: May 3, 2025 10:00 Central Time (US and Canada)
> Join Zoom Meeting
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>
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> Passcode: 488914
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Last week's talk and files are here:
For some dumb reason my AT&T phone no longer sends SMSs through termux. Using the messaging app everything works, termux-sms-send just hangs. My TMO phone, on the other hand, does just fine. The longer I play with this, the more I like using an LTE-modem for this task.
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On 4/30/25 13:25, Cornelius Keck wrote: Yay, tax day is behind us. Hopefully that all went well, and nobody got hit with having to send a check with way too many digits. Now that this is behind us, it's time for another round of the Dallas Raspberry Pi Usergroup meeting, as always both on location at https::/thelab.ms/ and online.
There's a bit of a remote chance that I'll be talking about how to send an SMS from within Linux. Unless, of course, everybody is sick and tired of me talking, and wants to show off something of their own.
This being said, here you go:
Topic: DFWRPI 2025-05
Time: May 3, 2025 10:00 Central Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 886 3298 4431
Passcode: 488914
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? +1 305 224 1968 US
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Yay, tax day is behind us. Hopefully that all went well, and nobody got
hit with having to send a check with way too many digits. Now that this
is behind us, it's time for another round of the Dallas Raspberry Pi
Usergroup meeting, as always both on location at https::/ and
online.
There's a bit of a remote chance that I'll be talking about how to send
an SMS from within Linux. Unless, of course, everybody is sick and tired
of me talking, and wants to show off something of their own.
This being said, here you go:
Topic: DFWRPI 2025-05
Time: May 3, 2025 10:00 Central Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 886 3298 4431
Passcode: 488914
---
One tap mobile
+13462487799,,88632984431#,,,,*488914# US (Houston)
+17193594580,,88632984431#,,,,*488914# US
---
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? +1 719 359 4580 US
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? +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)
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? +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
? +1 689 278 1000 US
? +1 929 205 6099 US (New York)
? +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC)
? +1 305 224 1968 US
? +1 309 205 3325 US
? +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
? +1 360 209 5623 US
? +1 386 347 5053 US
? +1 507 473 4847 US
? +1 564 217 2000 US
? +1 646 931 3860 US
Meeting ID: 886 3298 4431
Passcode: 488914
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Yay, tax day is behind us. Hopefully that all went well, and nobody got hit with having to send a check with way too many digits. Now that this is behind us, it's time for another round of the Dallas Raspberry Pi Usergroup meeting, as always both on location at https::/thelab.ms/ and online.
There's a bit of a remote chance that I'll be talking about how to send an SMS from within Linux. Unless, of course, everybody is sick and tired of me talking, and wants to show off something of their own.
This being said, here you go:
Topic: DFWRPI 2025-05
Time: May 3, 2025 10:00 Central Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 886 3298 4431
Passcode: 488914
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One tap mobile
+13462487799,,88632984431#,,,,*488914# US (Houston)
+17193594580,,88632984431#,,,,*488914# US
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? +1 689 278 1000 US
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Hi,
Jessie Saenz gave an interesting talk tonight on SSH Certificates and
how to automate the process for a large group of users.
Jessie's web site is <www.jessiesaenz.me> There are a number of blog
posts there, including one on SSH Certificates. For work on
automating the creation of an SSH CA, the signing of Certificates for
Host Public Keys and the signing of short-lived Certificates for User
Public Keys, see:
<>
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Forth2020 Cafe this Saturday, 0800CDT
Now for something entirely different, in form of the Forth2020 Cafe.
Forth is a very interesting programming language, a little bit like scripting, by its nature pretty close to the metal. Lends itself to microcontrollers in a similar fashion as MicroPython does.
The Forth2020 users group meets on the second Saturday each month on Zoom, because participants hail from all corners on this rock. Meetings mostly alternate between one with a formal agenda (talks between 10 and 30 minutes each) and the cafe, which does not have any agenda. This weekend it's the cafe.
For more information, check and
0800CDT == 1300UTC. Might want to convert that into your local time at places such as
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Time: Apr 12, 2025 08:00 Central Time (US and Canada)
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Passcode: 779195
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DFWUUG meeting April 10, 2025
Heads up, y'all:
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Hi,
The April 10th DFWUUG meeting will be at 7 PM at Improving in Plano. Pizza will be available about 6:30. The meeting will be live and on Zoom.
Improving has offices at 5445 Legacy Drive, Suite 100, Plano, TX 75024. That's about a mile southeast of the intersection of the Dallas Tollway and the Sam Rayburn Tollway (Texas 121).
The Dallas Ft. Worth UNIX User?s Group offers area UNIX users the opportunity to attend monthly meetings that include presentations from industry experts, small break-out sessions for special interest groups, and free pizza!
Our meetings are scheduled for the second Thursday of each month.
If you?d like to get involved and increase your networking opportunities, join us for our next meeting:
Thursday, April 10, 2025, 7:00 PM
The April 10th meeting will be live and virtual through Zoom.
Presentation/Talk: Jessie Saenz will present "How to Implement SSH Certificates"
Jessie will bring a couple of Raspberry Pi's to serve as an SSH CA Server and a test "Host" that participants can submit their public keys to and receive SSH Certificates for to SSH into the test "Host" with. So bring your wifi-equipped laptops.
If you plan on attending, please let me know by Wednesday noon so that we can have enough enough pizzas ordered for everyone: syarus aatt gmail ddoott com
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The doors to the building are locked at 6 PM. Someone will be available to let you in after 6. There may be a note taped to the building doors with a cell phone number on it to call to get someone to let you in.
You can get to Improving early and wait in their lobby. Improving has wifi available for guests, should you bring a laptop. I have arrived there as early as 5 PM.
The Zoom link and ID and passcode are:
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It's getting pretty freakin' tricky to distinguish regular news and April fool's pranks. Like AT&T turning off its email-to-SMS, SMS-to-email functionality on June 17. Not one bit happy about that one. Announced it yesterday. That's only slightly less annoying than Sony turning off the PS3's Linux capability back in 2010, also on the 1st of April.
But, since we all survived April 1st in hopefully recognizable form and shape, there's no reason to not attend this one, as always, both in person at and online right here:
Topic: DFWRPI 2025-04
Time: Apr 5, 2025 10:00 Central Time (US and Canada)
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Actually, it's not too bad for a "jig".
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Yeah.... means getting up at odd hours. One gets used to it. Especially on Saturdays. :)
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On 2025-02-27 14:01, Rusty Haddock via groups.io wrote: I'll be bringing my RPi 500 and the RPi 15.4" 1080P monitor.
Good stuph! Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to actually show
up at TheLab.
-Rusty-
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I'll be bringing my RPi 500 and the RPi 15.4" 1080P monitor. Good stuph! Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to actually show up at TheLab.
-Rusty-
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Gonna be March in a New-York minute, only 6 more weeks until tax-Doomsday, got all your paperwork lined up, right? RIGHT???
But, before that there's quality edutainment right here, as always hybrid, both in person at and online:
Topic: DFWRPI 2025-03
Time: Mar 1, 2025 10:00 Central Time (US and Canada)
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Re: [HUMOR] Raspberry Pi 800
When the pizza is in the oven...? AI = Artificial Italian ? Remember Pizza Shop becomes PiShop by removing 3 letters!
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Re: [HUMOR] Raspberry Pi 800
Like, lots of 'A', little 'I'? Roundabout as much as in 4-y/o on a good day?
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On 2025-02-17 13:10, Glenn Dubay via groups.io wrote: Perhaps there has been some AI involvement, pimoroni has become pepperoni?
Sent from Surface Duo
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*From:* [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Cornelius Keck <dfwrpi@...>
*Sent:* Monday, February 17, 2025 11:38:24 AM
*To:* [email protected] <[email protected]>
*Subject:* Re: [dallasrpi] [HUMOR] Raspberry Pi 800
Given that one can't devour all that pizza when using that thing
full-time, the next logical thing to do is to code from within a roach
coach, for a nice side hustle.
On 2025-02-17 03:13, Rusty Haddock via groups.io wrote:
The Raspberry Pi 800.
This would be the death of me. :) At least I'd go happy!
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Perhaps there has been some AI involvement, pimoroni has become pepperoni??
Sent from Surface Duo
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Given that one can't devour all that pizza when using that thing
full-time, the next logical thing to do is to code from within a roach
coach, for a nice side hustle.
On 2025-02-17 03:13, Rusty Haddock via groups.io wrote:
> The Raspberry Pi 800.
> This would be the death of me. :) At least I'd go happy!
> image.png
>
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Given that one can't devour all that pizza when using that thing full-time, the next logical thing to do is to code from within a roach coach, for a nice side hustle.
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On 2025-02-17 03:13, Rusty Haddock via groups.io wrote: The Raspberry Pi 800.
This would be the death of me. :) At least I'd go happy!
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On Mon, Feb 17, 2025 at 10:19?AM Clem Martins via <clem.martins.2020= [email protected]> wrote: Pack it in bubble wrap... Lol
The Raspberry Pi 800.
This would be the death of me. :) At least I'd go happy! 
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Re: [HUMOR] Raspberry Pi 800
Pack it in bubble wrap... Lol
The Raspberry Pi 800.
This would be the death of me. :) At least I'd go happy! 
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