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by qiqitori 2y ago
If the chip isn't defective, why did it work with a known good one? If it isn't complicated to make them, why does your chip not work? To answer these questions, we need to know: what do the chips do? Where did the replica cartrid
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by qiqitori 2y ago
There was visible arcing every time the toaster popped up the toasts though. Now that you mention it, I'm kinda curious what exactly was causing it. (Too late of course.) It's not the first toaster I've seen that produced a f
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Sorry, I meant my comment to be taken sarcastically. I agree with everything you said.
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Time to sue Intel for releasing chips that process our inputs as we request.
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Actually toasters need to be able to switch off a huge current, which causes arcing. This arcing may slowly burn the PCB and desolder the metal contact mounted on the PCB. At least that's what happened with my last toaster after >5
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by qiqitori 2y ago
I think you're interpreting "as you indicate with your use of Firefox." in some weird charitable way. Law doesn't work like that.
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Ahh, but that would be mean because it would make ARM64 CPUs 16-bit too. Though actually if you put -1 and it sign-extends to 0xFFFF'FFFF'FFFF'FFFF then that's technically 64-bit? :p
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Speaking of interesting bits, this machine isn't actually an 8-bit computer, the CPU is 16-bit. (The video controller is 8-bit though, i.e. the VRAM data bus is 8-bits. It's also the same video controller used in various other mac
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by qiqitori 2y ago
"we were still stuck without DP Alt Mode (a feature which required deep reverse engineering, debugging, and kernel surgery to pull off, and which, if it were to be implemented properly and robustly, would require a major refactor of ce
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by qiqitori 2y ago
My mom heard this statistic somewhere and now doesn't send email anymore, just WhatsApps :/
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by qiqitori 2y ago
They have so much bandwidth and never seeded anything? Damn leechers! That is not fair use of torrents at all!
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Your plan was to use USB, but to me it looks like you're pretty much just using serial via USB. That's completely fine of course! One cheap way to tackle your problem is to use a version of printf with locking, which is likely ava
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by qiqitori 2y ago
The Quectel BG95 is a similar modem chip. If you want to add low-bandwidth connectivity in a project you can just get a BG95 or this Simcom as a devkit and e.g. a 1NCE SIM card, hook up the UART pins to your microcontroller and you're
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Are you allowed to use "se" in Scrabble because it exists as a single word in "per se"?
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by qiqitori 2y ago
I think this depends on your budget and what exactly you want to do. Do you want to scan your house from outside? Sounds expensive, would probably have to be drone-mounted, and the drone would fly around for a while (depending on the shape
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Hey, I made something like this a couple months ago! (Except it's more like "Tennis for Two", so you also hit the ball in the X direction, and there's another button to hit it back in the other. I didn't have any sp
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by qiqitori 2y ago
As others have said, PIO has your back. https://hackaday.com/2022/12/03/bit-banging-bidirectional-et...
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Cause that's probably just a TB of logs per short unit of time.
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by qiqitori 2y ago
There is a chip out there that contains both an ARM and a RISC-V core, the RP2350. It's reasonable to assume that the ARM part and RISC-V part are manufactured in the same process. There are some benchmarks pitting the two against each
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by qiqitori 2y ago
> I see more content that relates to me and has since found myself using X more than all the other social media platforms combined. You do know that you shouldn't be looking at stuff it's recommending to you, right? Think of so
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Social media is like TV zapping, just... probably more addicting because you're likelier to find something mildly interesting (to you). It's also described as junk food for the brain. Don't go there, instead spend time in the
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by qiqitori 2y ago
This won't compile with reasonable compiler flags. (-Wall and a reasonable set of -Werror settings). Now, assume that you didn't compile this with those flags; what actually happens is entirely obvious but platform-dependent. Assu
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Other people in this thread are saying that you can run your own software on it. If that is the case, it should be easy to integrate whatever you want, or am I mistaken?
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Hrm, everyone is different but I wouldn't consider living in a place like that. PSA: 100 F is 37.7778C. Here is a relatively simple way to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius in your head. You just need to remember three simple facts: 1. 32
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by qiqitori 2y ago
I'd pick... u wot m8.
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by qiqitori 2y ago
There's this guy I met at Maker Faire Tokyo last year who builds walking things (including Strandbeests) out of single-use chopsticks and a dollar-store lint remover for propulsion. If you're interested he has a YouTube channel,
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by qiqitori 2y ago
On the topic of analog computers, I recently decided to explore the topic a bit and built something similar to "Tennis for Two" (one of the first video games) on a single breadboard using op amps and relays: https://blo
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Looking at the comments here, I think there is a bit of a rift between how people think here and how the person who made this thinks. I can totally see how both viewpoints make sense. And even if you can't, it isn't that far-fetch
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by qiqitori 2y ago
10 Install an app that is able to use UVC cameras 20 If works goto 50 30 Else Use a different phone and goto 10 50 Find an open-source app that is able to use UVC cameras 60 If it doesn't work goto 50 (find anoth
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by qiqitori 2y ago
Full stack? Well, I suggest you start off with HTML/CSS/JavaScript, move on to databases and typical web backend languages. Then you will need to learn C, C++ and similar languages to understand the databases and backend languages

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