Roark66

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by Roark66 4y ago
Well, with a camera port. Both the soquartz and Quartz64-A have csi connector for the camera. The pinout is such that raspberry pi v2 camera (imx219) can be connected directly to soquartz. However for Quartz64-A it requires an adapter. Rega
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by Roark66 4y ago
Well, As opposed to having to plug register addresses directly into C code. That's the alternative, isn't it?
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by Roark66 4y ago
So they write a bunch of drivers and stuff for pine phone. As a pine fan I thank them, but this doesn't mean we can't have a difference in opinion what does it mean for some component to be a black box. If you compare with some ot
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by Roark66 4y ago
It is also funny because there is no way in hell Google and Apple are allowing "an everything app" in their play stores. They very much dislike apps that don't have a very clearly defined purpose.
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by Roark66 4y ago
Yes, but all my docs are for rk3566, pine's Quartz64-A and soquartz boards. Radxa uses the same chip in few places, but I'm not sure if the board schematics will be of any use to you. If this is the chip you need info for let me k
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by Roark66 4y ago
People don't realise how much stuff the ISP does. It took me over a week to make an extremely basic profile for a new camera chip. And I had all the tools and the documents OEMs use. There is a 100 page long procedure I had to follow t
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by Roark66 4y ago
It's registers are documented yes, but from the point of how it actually works. How data flows, how it is buffered internally, how it is timed etc it is absolute mystery. Yes, you can configure various parameters, but you can't fo
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by Roark66 4y ago
I too have a (fairly) strong emotional bias towards pine products. I can tell you why. For one, pine is the only manufacturer I know of that managed to obtain and release real down to register level documentation for the hardware they use.
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by Roark66 4y ago
The reason why modern smartphones have such good camera picture quality is primarily thanks to the ISP profiles developed by teams of people for the particular sensor in use. ISP is an imaging signal processor, a component of most mobile SO
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by Roark66 4y ago
>Having worked with devicetrees and hated it, I don't like this idea. I don't like the modern world of ARM and embedded where you have hardcoded firmware images for every single device. I like the x86 model, where you have a on
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by Roark66 4y ago
>For what it's worth I'm pretty sure there are systems in place in these countries which actually make it possible. right? >Like, there are insurances and government assistance programs that businesses use to pay for things
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by Roark66 4y ago
Having worked in UK for over a decade with various employers I never got an actual reference letter other than a confirmation of employment. Nor I have ever been asked for one when being hired. In fact if I remember correctly it might have
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by Roark66 4y ago
>Somehow occupying sovereign countries and killing kids is a bad thing only when putin does it. If you don't see a difference between a war where soldiers that rape and pillage are criminals in their own country, where questionable
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by Roark66 4y ago
Here in north-east Poland we're quite used to it. The most frequent are GPS spoofing and lte jamming. Its not like they even try to hide their location or anything. If I was to put my tinfoil hat on I would say those current attacks co
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by Roark66 4y ago
The problem is not that to some "reality is a game", but there are a lot of people that have given up on independently verifying information they get. There always were people like that. People that feel happy offloading their thi
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by Roark66 4y ago
It would be really useful to have some storage media that can truly last 50 years. It is pretty disappointing that most of the media with useful capacity (dvd r etc) cap out at 20~50 years. I wouldn't trust the most commonly used stora
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by Roark66 4y ago
I'm sorry to hear of the op's troubles with meta, but this "No fake-news, crypto-currencies, violence, porn, or illegal activities... " is a very strange sentence. Why would the author lump "crypto currencies"
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by Roark66 4y ago
If this is actually how US's justice system works it is even more bonkers than I thought. Could someone versed in this legal system explain, please? Is is any accused that can demand documents/data/free research from vaguely
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by Roark66 4y ago
Exactly. Probably they already started lobbying against selling high end cheap GPUs to the public. No doubt ether going proof of stake is a huge blow to their agenda. They can't claim all those GPUs are just wasting energy for crypto m
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by Roark66 4y ago
One could argue this is a fault of the juidicial systems involved. Laws should be written clearly enough for any judge on whose desk such lawsuit lands to throw it out or face ridicule from their peers.
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by Roark66 4y ago
I haven't. Thanks for mentioning it. However, after briefly looking at its website I can't see what functionality other than source code search it has that tui lacks (tui is built into gdb - unless compiled without)? Tui looks ver
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by Roark66 4y ago
It has some usefulness to people like me. Not that long ago I went through all gdb GUIs I could find to test them , but I found none I liked. Back then I missed the one that is mentioned by the top poster as well as the one linked above. In
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by Roark66 4y ago
Any uncertainty will raise market prices. Russia still benefits economically from higher gas prices. Also, the reasoning from the Russian leadership has never been very logical. From the decision to attack Ukraine in the first place in 2014
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by Roark66 4y ago
Yes, as absurd as let's say attacking the only country in the world that has a large percentage of population that actually supports you(many people in Eastern Ukraine speak Russian at home)?
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by Roark66 4y ago
Ok, if you feel offended I'm sorry. It's just the way you written the first sentence to someone with local knowledge was quite polarizing.
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by Roark66 4y ago
I don't see a mention that today is the day Poland officially opens up its pipeline to Denmark and Norway. The pipeline Russia (and to a much lesser extent Germany) put a lot of resources trying to jeopardize. Some of the things those
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by Roark66 4y ago
I think what author describes and attributes to "everyone" is a trait of character. Yes, a common one, but not universal. From my own experience to that of (some of) my friends I can say with certainty people do change their minds
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by Roark66 4y ago
Wait what? "lignin underutilised", (used)"only in low-value applications"? If by low value applications they mean individual house heating then perhaps. Could those factories that make wood products and currently dispose
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by Roark66 4y ago
>"projects in 2011 would typically have assumed a 20 year operational life, but the industry has moved towards 35 years as a standard and some players now even expect that 40 years is achievable" I wonder how does the real life
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by Roark66 4y ago
It is a very interesting thread, but reading 100+ pages of a forum thread to find the details of the project is _hard_. I would definitely like to read a detailed description of his pump unit.

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