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NwtnsMthd
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7y ago
My first impression is that it smells like BS but let's take a closer look. CAT6 cabling uses 4 pairs of AWG 24 wire. This type of wire typically comes with two options for insulation 250V and 600V, Let's be optimistic and use the
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NwtnsMthd
8y ago
Most automotive wiring harnesses have crimped connectors, these leave the ends of the wires open to the atmosphere. Connectors used under the hood tend to have seals these effectively seal the wires as well. Wiring used inside the cabin (or
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9y ago
Oh, I'm sure they recognized Honnold. There probably aren't many serious climbers who don't know who he is.
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10y ago
> I indeed haven't used CCS-Eclipse in years. Has it finally eliminated its lag and RAM usage? I was always amazed how it managed to continuously stay just ahead of Moore's Law in terms of resource usage. You're right, the
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10y ago
CCS has come a long way since version 3. Ever since TI started using Eclipse as the base for CCS things have been getting better. Out of all the IDE's I've used over the past 5 years CCS is my favorite. > Embedded development r
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10y ago
FPGAs generally use RAM based look up tables and have to reload their configuration (programming) from non-volatile memory at power up. Since an FPGA is a RAM based device, it doesn't really have a limit on how many times you can repro