jdeeny

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by jdeeny 7y ago
The software, on and off tablet, feels like it was an MVP and now they are improving it gradually. The quality of the existing software is actually pretty good, everything is smooth and polished. It is just not very packed with features. It
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by jdeeny 7y ago
I think you can using the new USB network interface based web-UI. Which is not great and quite an interesting choice of ways to go about things IMO.
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by jdeeny 9y ago
Linux desktop is at a pretty nice place right now, you should at least give it a try.
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by jdeeny 10y ago
Unadjusted looks correct for me in Chrome and Firefox in Fedora. I have an nvidia card so I'm not using Wayland, I'm not sure if that would make a difference.
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by jdeeny 10y ago
It can be used similarly to italics in English writing.
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by jdeeny 10y ago
The Tesla charging station where I live is located at traditional style shopping mall, which is in deep decline. I'm certain they are appreciative of any captive customer, and I wouldn't be surprised if they preferred increased qu
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by jdeeny 10y ago
An EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory) is erased electrically rather than with UV light like an EPROM. Even if there isn't a possible attack with light, there might be a way to alter the contents of the EEPROM
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by jdeeny 10y ago
If a compiler supports ARM and Thumb, it covers a majority of modern embedded platforms. The days of 8- and 16-bit microcontrollers are coming to an end -- 32-bit Cortex-Mx chips are very competitive on price and power consumption and much
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by jdeeny 10y ago
As a C magician, rust provides too many clear improvements over C to ignore it. I certainly don't feel like I am 'throwing everything away and starting from zero,' as much of my C (and other language) knowledge transfers over
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by jdeeny 16y ago
If Digikey doesn't have it, no one else does either. I don't think that is really true. Digikey does have an impressive inventory, but there are plenty of brands that they don't stock aggressively (first thing that comes to mind is Lattic
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by jdeeny 16y ago
If you assume that there is no cache (only on-die memory) and that memory is not shared between cores, things become much simpler and scale more linearly. Core-to-core communications and plenty of other details remain to spend man-years iro
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by jdeeny 16y ago
I would love to see a few examples from the printer cheat sheet. I'm sure this would be helpful in structuring user manuals and other documentation.
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by jdeeny 16y ago
I found it referenced on wikipedia[1], but the source given[2] in the article does not mention broken bottles. The documents in the collection may. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola#Contour_bottle_design [2] http://www.vigo.lib.
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by jdeeny 16y ago
As far as I know, Phenom II processors are backwards compatible with AM2+ sockets [1]. And they work with DDR2 when in an AM2+ socket. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenom_II
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by jdeeny 16y ago
I made an InDinero account to kick the tires a bit, and made a few comments when closing the account. I received several emails from Jessica within 24 hours and an offer to discuss things on the phone. Maybe she has increased her attentiven
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by jdeeny 16y ago
I know for a fact that you have at least one employee, yourself. I'm in a rural area and the local paper loves to do stories on any small business happenings. A single-person startup is still economic news in a small town.
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by jdeeny 16y ago
I just tested some PNGs that I am currently using in a sprite. These are transparent arrows used for slideshow control. Four images make the sprite: Individual image sizes: 1811, 1809, 1774, 1817 bytes Combined in a sprite: 5970 bytes Indiv
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by jdeeny 16y ago
I think he means they have reserved the right to change prices for existing customers, but choose not to do so as a general rule. If they ever are in a situation where they need to change pricing for existing customers, the TOS would allow
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by jdeeny 16y ago
http://www.budind.com/ http://www.boxenclosures.com/ http://www.polycase.com/ Polycase is carried by Allied (www.alliedelec.com) and has some inexpensive, decent quality plastic boxes for around $3-4. I thought of those immediately af
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by jdeeny 16y ago
I've completed a lot of projects with 8051 derivatives in the past (Dallas and Atmel mostly), but I am designing new projects with ARM Cortex-M3 chips from NXP. More speed, more memory, more peripherals, better watts/MHz, and decent free to