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3y ago
Steam Deck as a left of field option with the best supported gaming outside windows and very competent linux machine when docked (might want an alternative OS such as Bazzite[0]). Fan noise audible if it's permanently loaded up but tha
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The firebeetle claims 10uA and from memory is pretty close on a tinycurrent, or the Unexpected Maker boards [0]. You might be able to fix your existing boards if you look at the schematic and remove any unnecessary draws (voltage measuremen
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I use QR codes for this, they work for both android and iOS. This link explains how they are formatted: https://qifi.org
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LED Industrial Piercing
(mitxela.com)
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Hmm I was just going off the Firefox estimate, maybe there's some browser difference?
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Good point - are there any low cost or at least widely available integrated IC receivers? There's the MAS6180C but that doesn't seem to be commonly available at any of the big distributors. GPS works, but then your clock needs to
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I don't understand why in the age of dirt cheap Espressif modules people keep doing DIY clocks with micros that don't have WiFi for S/NTP. It's the same with a lot of the expensive nixie clocks. At least throw in an RTC!
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If anyone else was curious, their sample OSM derived PMTile file (protomaps-basemap-opensource-20230408.pmtiles) is 103GB. https://docs.protomaps.com/basemaps/downloads
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A350-900 Flight Deck and Systems Briefing for Pilots [pdf]
(smartcockpit.com)
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Unfortunately a lot of engineers who do this don't appreciate that flash has limited write cycles, and the issues with upgrading non-reproducible systems down the line.
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Yes, excellent point regarding secure boot (for good or for evil)!
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Openwrt also makes an excellent base embedded distro - it's designed to run from a read-only root which is important for any serious embedded device, whilst still having the ability to add packages. The common ringlogger simplifies sys
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Just in case this puts anyone off motorcycles: - Uphill starts are easy compared to a manual car as you operate the rear brake and accelerator using different parts of the body - Stopping facing down a slope requires the use of the brakes a
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Another possible confounding factor is that these aircraft have different operational profiles. The 747 variants were likely be to employed on longer haul routes whereas a 737 will be doing multiple individual flights per day in more crowde
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If your router supports OpenWRT that's a good alternative that doesn't require any additional boxes/boards and is simpler to set up networking-wise. There's a nice UI that generates the QR codes or config files ready for
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How to Implement the 10Base-T1S Interface
(digikey.co.uk)
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KiBot [0] is super handy for this, the documentation has an explicit section on CI/CD usage. It does have to basically script drive the GUI to achieve some functionality which has now been added to the kicad cli, so hopefully going for
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Some of the marketing mentioned private keys so I stupidly assumed a per transmission negotiation mechanism but of course they probably just mean "symmetric key". A per tag key extraction would be annoying though presumably. The P
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Nice article - is the idea to communicate with the tags with their stock firmware using another CC25x series chip or dev board? Unfortunately, that might be tricky without the private keys in the controller. User manual [0] describes a per
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Having worked with both the ESP-IDF experience is far better than Cube MX or even HAL. FreeRTOS is properly integrated out of the box, and stateful drivers are implemented as FreeRTOS tasks. There are decent escape hatches if you need to ge
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Personally, I'd would say another advantage is sdk. IMO ESP-IDF is up there with Silabs and nRF in the top tier of dev experience. Then STM/TI etc and Microchip a very distant last. The ESP32 isn't ideal for basic battery stu
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I use these https://www.olimex.com/Products/IoT/ESP32/ESP32-POE/open-sou... - they support proper PoE as opposed to the dodgy passive stuff you usually end up with with splitters. Personally I'd tak
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Valetudo [0] supports local only operation of various supported robot vacuums. Even apart from the privacy stuff, the fast local web interface and open standards integration support (mqtt, homeassistant etc) are brilliant. 0: http:/&#
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Dinorwig pumped storage hydro is another: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinorwig_Power_Station It's built inside a hollowed out mountain - definitely worth doing the tour if you're in the area. Edit: apparent
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That's some serious Pikchr-Fu! Nice that you kept the diagrams clickable to see the code.
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Pikchr is a modern implementation of PIC (with some nice new features) from Sqlite/Fossil! https://pikchr.org/home/doc/trunk/homepage.md
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I recently discovered Pikchr from Sqlite/Fossil [0] if anyone is looking for something in a similar vein, although it has it's own scripting/layout language rather than using go (a plus IMO, as it's not tied to a specifi
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Question for anyone with inside insight... When something like Boom announces: American said it too had paid a “non-refundable deposit” – it also did not say how much – as part of an agreement to buy up to 20 of the jets. Does that
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From https://www.motorcyclenews.com/bike-reviews/ktm/890-adventur... for the current model, which has the same upgrades thing but doesn't have the demo mode (that's the new thing). USD pretty much equals
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I run Openwrt on an Edgerouter-X nowadays and it's rock solid. Has same/better routing perf + stability as the original ubnt firmware, but with native wireguard, full package management, a much better UI, much better configuration
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