GeorgeHahn

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by GeorgeHahn 9y ago
For what it's worth, I made the same mistake and have since discovered that ZFS on Linux is a smooth experience. Raided a pair of SSDs and now enjoy a (single) real command line and native docker containers.
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
Have you verified that CH_PD stays low when the ATTiny is asleep? I'd consider putting a 10k pulldown on the CH_PD line so it defaults into powerdown mode. Do you have a multimeter? Insert it between VCC and U1 and between VCC and US1
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
There are three big things to look out for on the software side. Are you using deep sleep? Are you putting your sensors into shutdown mode between measurements? How long does it take to take a measurement, connect, and report? On the hardwa
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
Pretty easy to download on a desktop as well: https://github.com/coursera-dl/coursera-dl
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
Here's a video full of these! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRQaXDafs_Y
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
Unfortunately, it appears to be a design problem on the Microsoft side: https://github.com/Microsoft/BashOnWindows/issues/111#issuec...
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
I had a similar experience with Lenovo. I was unable to use my device for nearly six months, during which I went through about four returns. They kept sending my laptop back broken! They sent it with a range of issues - initially, they fail
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
I think many of us who use Windows take for granted the number of tools we use to cover over our pain points. I use Msys2, Cmder, a bunch of custom tool builds, and some Powershell scripts. This setup works great; I'm productive with i
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
There are official builds of nano for win32 (Cygwin). In my experience, they work quite well - especially when paired with Cmder/ConEmu. https://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.5/NT/
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by GeorgeHahn 10y ago
Development kits are expensive due to low sales volume, no cost optimization, and buyers' price insensitivity. There is a huge amount of value in having a known good implementation on hand when designing hardware or firmware. Additiona
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
> $5 per capsule https://nimasensor.desk.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2138... > capsules are not reusable or recyclable and will need to be disposed of in the trash https://nimasensor
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
No onboard USB kills it for me, especially at that price point. For something in that price range, I'm more interested in the ESP-210 - it's tiny and has USB-Serial built in.
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Anyone who enjoys this sort of work may also like the book Complexity by Waldrop, which covers the history of Complexity theory through the eyes of the people who created it. It's a really fun story that's inspirational and intell
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Zen Photon Garden(zenphoton.com)
114 points by GeorgeHahn 11y ago|18 comments
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Alternatively, if you need a bit more power, there's Fadecandy from @scanlime: https://github.com/scanlime/fadecandy
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Summarized nicely by @whitequark on Twitter: the details of this are amazing. by pressing backspace you overflow a variable, which overwrites the return address with zero & jumps the code at address zero Just Happens to be a valid self-
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CSL Dualcom CS2300-R signalling unit vulnerabilities(cybergibbons.com)
6 points by GeorgeHahn 11y ago|0 comments
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Wonderful! This works perfectly on my HiDPI Windows 10 laptop (as opposed to MarkdownPad, which requires an ugly hack).
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Ditto. I usually roast outdoors, but I think after this I'll add some flexible ducting to my Behmor just to be safe.
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Doesn't look like it [1]. Certainly a skilled team though! [1] https://twitter.com/EspressifSystem/status/65372641801515827...
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
KeePass [ http://keepass.info/ ] has worked well for me across Firefox and Android, though I haven't tried it on Chrome.
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Perhaps it would be possible to do positioning from balloons that reference ground stations or stars. It would be more expensive than the current systems but cheaper than a fully ground based system.
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
I have observed the same issue over the past few months. It's a dealbreaker of a problem: instead of running the application you asked for, more often than not you are directed to the application's website. I've been able to
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
This exists: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2015-Newest-Vmsart-X1-windows... 15.1x8x1cm x86-64 computer with a built in 3000mAh battery
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Do you know what happened to the reading list that existed in Nightly for a while?
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
What happened to the native Reading List? It was in Nightly for a time, but it appears to have disappeared recently. I love Pocket, but I was looking forward to migrating to a setup where my data was kept private.
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
I used the same solution until I found Audio Switcher - https://github.com/davkean/audio-switcher . I prefer it because it sits in the tray where it's more accessible.
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Sadly practically unusable on high DPI screens
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
Soundrop was the best music discovery service I've used in my life, and it shut down as a result of Spotify killing their app platform. Still searching for something even close to comparable.
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by GeorgeHahn 11y ago
I sell a bunch of these modules on Tindie too! https://www.tindie.com/stores/George/ I only know what I've read. That said, take a look at the FCC certification document for the ESP-12: https://fcc

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