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by yetihehe 12y ago
You start here: http://thelegendofrandom.com/blog/archives/223 or here http://www.reteam.org/ID-RIP/database/essays/es29.htm and spend hundreds of hours on reading and using debugge
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by yetihehe 12y ago
In Poland you can use "eee?" which is like "eh" without h, but it's very rarely used as "retransmit" word, I don't remember using it ever. The most common is "co?" meaning "what?".
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by yetihehe 12y ago
This could be used to carve tunnels usable for water cooling. Instead of cooling chip cover, there would be substrate-level cooling.
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by yetihehe 12y ago
I've seen nice summary of #1 in one sentence: All generalizations are wrong, including this one.
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by yetihehe 12y ago
Nope, the same for me.
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by yetihehe 12y ago
Yeah, websockets have their own method: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19298651/how-does-websock... . Cowboy already supports x-webkit-deflate-frame, will support more soon.
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by yetihehe 12y ago
> Hydrogen on the other hand doesn't require any rare elements Only when you think that platinum is more commong than lithium. Platinum is used as a catalyst in fuel cells. Lithium is a rather abundand element (comparing to platinum
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by yetihehe 13y ago
Why do you have to reauth? Websockets can carry cookies or query strings just like rest. How else do you prevent the need to reauth on every http query?
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by yetihehe 13y ago
Then combined solution, arduino can be connected to computer and when someone clicks, arduino stops blinking image and notifies program, which does what it needs. Then when program is ready to blink another image, it shows blank screen, not
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by yetihehe 13y ago
You should also know that at such frequencies, displaying hardware matters. You can have distortions from refreshing frequency. If you show and hide image in software at 50hz and your display refreshes at 60hz, you eaither have tearing (one
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by yetihehe 13y ago
Maybe you don't need to do it in software? If you get LCD with LED backlight, you can turn it on and off from arduino or even external device itself. It would have nanoseconds of latency (it depends on length of cables now). If you nee
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by yetihehe 13y ago
The issue with usb on rpi is that it's unstable. It can drop messages. For ethernet it doesn't mean much, because packets will be retransmitted, but for audio it means sound will occasionally stop for a moment. It's very anno
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by yetihehe 13y ago
Because some stars emit more blue and some more red. Also you can't have 100% light in universe (without creating a black hole that is), so when you mix lights, you have to mix different colors as unbounded values and then divide by ma
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by yetihehe 13y ago
This one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_latte