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markfeathers
11mo ago
I do not use books for engineering work and never will, because doing the work of thinking for myself is how I maintain the neural capacity for forming my own original thoughts and ideas no writer has seen before. If anyone gives me an opin
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markfeathers
11mo ago
From my perspective they spread FUD about open source licensing. QT core is LGPL3. Many applications would be fine with using LGPL3 in commercial applications. Read QT's landing page on licensing, and fossa has a good block post on re
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markfeathers
1y ago
Check out ARM SBSA / SBBR which seems aimed at solving most of these issues. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Base_System_Architectur... I'm hopeful RISCV comes up with something similar.
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markfeathers
3y ago
Anyone using VitualBox please be careful about the extension pack. Oracle is very litigous. https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/147k6az/oracle_is... https://www.reddit.com/r/s
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markfeathers
3y ago
Stock debian is 5 years with their LTS project, but they have a paid "ELTS" project that adds an additional 5 years. So 5 years for free, 10 total years as a paid support option. https://wiki.debian.org/DebianRelea
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markfeathers
3y ago
As I understand their water rights were recently revoked: https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/arizona/articles/202...
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markfeathers
3y ago
I switched for similar reasons, but went from Ubuntu to Fedora a couple years ago. I like Debian as well, but its a bit slower to release at every 2 years unless you stay on testing or backports. Fedora releases are every 6 months, and the
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4y ago
I'm not familiar with that definition, I typically see debouncing used as any means to filter out the state as it is changing from the mechanical action. I've seen simple BSP debounce example code that affects latency for both pre
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markfeathers
4y ago
This post inspired me a few years ago to start a very impractical learning side project. Most keyboards don't overly prioritize latency. Development of a keyboard is easy using a USB stack from the manufacturer, but it might not priori
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6y ago
ptp is <1us synchronization. From my testing NTP is ~20-60us after about 10 minutes of sync, but it intentionally drifts the phase around. On average, NTP is pretty close. If you look at the white rabbit FPGA PTP updates, its in the ns
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6y ago
Even so, a good RNG will make attempts to verify the quality of the entropy. For example, Intel's RNG will statistically observe bit patterns from their RNG. Eg, it fills up a FIFO and checks for the counts of certain bit patterns.