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> If you’re designing a universal port, you will be expected to provide power. This was a lesson learned in the times of LPT and COM ports, where factory-made peripherals and DIY boards alike had to pull peculiar tricks to get a few mill
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I do some retro work, and in order to debug a system (this was at a time when I knew less about this type of system) I once plugged in a Raspberry Pi Pico into a Z80 socket (not directly of course) and ran commands to read/write from&#
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2y ago
Why C++? Does the C++ code use any difficult C++ features or is it more C with classes?
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2y ago
The PicoGUS uses PIO to implement a PSRAM interface in order to store 1 MB of audio sample data: https://github.com/polpo/rp2040-psram
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2y ago
I think that applies to most cables, BTW. Always look in thrift stores first if you can afford to spend some of your time in exchange for reducing ewaste! (In Japan you're guaranteed to find boxes full of old and some new VGA cables at
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Hmm, I don't get anything in this thread. What's so bad about Nintendo's or the Sony PlayStation's software? From my perspective they're like... almost perfect, except for the fact that there are updates sometimes,
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The PIO allows you to bit-bang DVI/HDMI; you can put the RP2040 on any bus imaginable (which is the real reason it's popular for console modding) (from a digital perspective of course); you have two PIOs so you can convert between
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If you mean x86/x86-64 assembly, you can turn on intel syntax.
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EU car makers in China usually aren't. They're usually set up as joint ventures, so they're 50% EU and 50% Chinese car makers.
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konsole implemented the same protocol; I use their unmodified imgcat script on Linux. It's of course much faster than converting using imagemagick, still added lsix to my bin directory for now. :)
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> I try a bunch of different OCR programs, but can't find any that can transcribe the document with 100% accuracy. They often confuse certain letters or numbers (like 0 and C, 9 and 4, 0 and D). Sometimes they omit characters, somet
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Just the other day I asked my boss if I can reduce my hours a bit, essentially giving me a 4-day workweek, just that even those days have slightly reduced hours (8->7 hours, though the lunch break is 1 hour, so really it's down from
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> Once Zig becomes stable Zig was introduced in 2016. If it still isn't stable 8 years later, I wouldn't hold my breath.
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Yes, especially if you like ads in your start menu.
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What trouble exactly?
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I've always been wondering, could you build connectors like this by CNCing the metal parts and 3d-printing the insulation? (Maybe add in some metal bending, but maybe that could be done manually using hand tools?) In this case, there a
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What if you have multiple webcams?
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MSX: https://nazo.main.jp/prog/retropc/gcmsx.html
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Poor guy :/ Got bad genes but didn't harm anyone, still went to prison.
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Google Takeout was released in 2011.
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Last night I somehow dreamed I had a hydrofluoric acid burn. Reading this thread I remembered there was this rust stain remover product on US Amazon that is 3% HF. https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B000LNQNM0/
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What about the HP iPAQ 112 then? Wasn't the HP iPAQ 110 Classic released in November 2007? Also why are you entering questions into the Google search prompt?
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I don't think the standard (C99) uses the term "undefined" in its description of the gets() function. (Also gets has been removed from the standard in C11.) But maybe it uses the term to describe what happens when you change
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It's the same with many things. Hotel users suck sometimes, restaurant users suck sometimes, even museum users suck sometimes. Some people are grateful, some people think you're the hostile one.
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Heh, most commenters here are way off-base IMO, and IMO the real reason is hinted at in the article. Notably, there are categories of adult content that are illegal in the US and UK, but not in Japan. Based on something that very recently h
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I don't get why this incident occurred, it should be quite preventable with the currently installed (quite simple) technology, namely status lights. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runway_status_lights They're
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3y ago
Too bad that gedit is utter garbage now. Lol Gnome. My pet rabbit gets confused when there are too many features so let's remove them all.
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3y ago
Maybe educate people about conspiracy theories in school. Too late for current believers, but maybe it'll get rid of the problem in a couple decades.
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Some unsolicited solutions, maybe not for you but somebody in a similar situation: maybe replace it with a supercapacitor (needs some wiring changes, otherwise it won't ever be charged, should last long enough for most power outages),
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I'd like to try and read a modern English & prose (i.e. highly non-poetic, non stilted, if necessary non-direct) translation of Dante's Inferno sometime. (Poetry is incompatible with my brain, unless it's funny. I can
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