MartijnBraam

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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
Well that ends my app...
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
Sadly a paid standard though :(
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
The Behringer X-air mixer does everything realtime with a lot of processing for 18 channels on a bog standard 400Mhz arm core, no special hardware needed.
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
I actually use one of those setups semi-regularly made from Xilica hardware. It does what it needs to reasonably well but that's only enableing/disabling some microphones in a converence hall basically. The interface is horrible,
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
Teensies are very much overkill for a lot of projects. I have gathered a decent amount of random microcontroller boards now and it's just a lot of fun to make them do random things. I have some arduino nano knockoffs to do the really s
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
The Behringer XAir18 I used as inspiration for this adds an FPGA to the design so it really is fully software defined for the audio path. The only limitation is that behringer doesn't let you control any of it and adds a load of arbitr
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
Oh of course it's MISO, makes sense. I'll update the post
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
The power management model in phones is just radically different than desktops. Android can get a lot of battery life by suspending applications and tightly controlling application resource usage.
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
Both the package and the index is signed actually. That's why it still works when installing APK files directly
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
It could be simple, just hook the led to the reset line of the camera and you'll know if the camera is in use. Downside is that the led will blink on boot when linux probes the driver.
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
So this seems like it's exactly the same as the Librem 5 but renamed, a different eMMC chip and a different RAM chip?
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
Looks like it's based around the Rockchip RK3308 so it's likely not that bad. I'm sure this ships with some old patched vendor kernel but the SoC is already supported in mainline. I've not gone through the other componen
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
It's not heuristics, it's executable metadata
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
Windows is a goldmine of horrible translations. Since the introduction of the Windows Fax & Scan tool the dutch translation has the translation "Zoeken" for the button to start the scan. This translates back to "Search&qu
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
You don't even need the cell towers. You need _very_ good gps reception though, so outside without tall structures nearby. Then you have the issue that you need to keep the GPS active enough to keep the almanac updated. Which is usuall
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
I have not even seen the HN comment section before writing this post
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
You don't need a third party, you just need to check your network traffic. The issue is that this request is not sent very often because this data is valid pretty long. But it's basically just fetching https://xtrapath4
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
This is not even done by firmware, it's just part of qualcomms android userspace.
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
This is basically a copy of a signal broadcast worldwide by the GPS satellites. Just static data.
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by MartijnBraam 3y ago
That's not a list of things allegedly sent. That's a list the lawyers put in a legal document to not get sued in case it happens.
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
I went with 19" rack gear [1] instead of Series 500. As mic I use an SM57 which is fed into a DBX 286 compressor/de-esser/gate/enhancer and that signal is going to the videoconferencing application and is looped back int
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
Oh nice idea, I have not even tried using my tilt-shift adapter for this
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
If it's supported that would require buying the propriatary usb cable for this camera sadly. And I'd have to have the computer nearby.
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
Well the downside is that with my longer lenses I'd have to make a hole in the ceiling :D
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
That would make everything lit with the flashes look way too yellow. also it wouldn't make it a perfectly FFFFFF white mask around the board.
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
So far has not been needed. With the lens I'm using and the amount of light I can stop it down to f/8 and not have issues with blurry parts. For the macro pictures of components I need to look into focus stacking if I want to have
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
The issue with this is you need flat PCBs due to the depth of field of a flatbed scanner. Even in that article they had to remove components from it. That's quite annoying since most of the boards I have have stacked USB connectors.
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
Software support for the PinePhone is quite decent, but only if you count it as a feature phone mostly. It just doesn't have the battery life to act as an "connected 100% of the time on all platforms" device. Especially if yo
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
Or... snip off the connector and crimp a new one on.
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by MartijnBraam 4y ago
That would require doing benchmarks for all the boards though, which is problematic since I don't have all the boards

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