I suspect flow control. The pi doesn't even support hardware flow control natively so I used some hacky tool to add it.

I kind of want to redo the whole thing now instead of fixing this

Two rpis, both don't work, in *different ways*

Using a rpi was a bad design decision in the first place, but it was what I had. Ughhhhh

Sadly I won't be around then but appreciate the heads up!

Oduševljen sam tvojim toolom!

Fenomenalni ZET CLI courtesy of @ivan.habunek.com

@jonworth.eu has a handy flowchart for figuring out whether you're experience an "identity check" or "border control" when police ask for your documents within Schengen, as well as what your rights are depending on nationality

jonworth.eu/downloads/bo...

sadly traveling by bus in the North/West direction is almost guaranteed way to witness/experience control

This is the official suspension list, but checks happen even outside of these very broad suspensions: home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/sch...

France has had a continuous Schengen suspension since 2015, including the border with Belgium. To my knowledge there are no stats on exact locations where controls occur, so presumably France controls the border with Italy more than Belgium, but controls do occur all over nowadays

I hate it here 🤡

You can see this progress well at other borders, like between Slovenia and Austria in Gornja Radgona/Bad Radkersburg. Simple office containers turn into more permanent infrastructure between 2019 and 2022

While most controls within Schengen are still somewhat improvised (cops park a car or get an office container), examples like this one from Austria show how the controls are becoming permanent.

Having crossed dozens of internal Schengen borders this year, the checks are mostly racist and classist. Cars rarely get checked. On trains, non white people mostly get checked. Buses get checked a lot.

I was controlled only once this year, but I witnessed checks many times.

I find the lack of conversation about these border checks, which have become ubiquitous across the EU since 2015, incredibly chilling. At most you get dismissive comments that they are security theater and that they "don't work", and meanwhile new border infrastructure keeps going up.