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Comment #48875490
Lame duck.
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Comment #48661483
This guy gets it completely wrong. You are allowed to use the 25k, but only for business expense. Not as salary to yourself.
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Comment #48651865
You mean neglect?
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Comment #48124715
So this is essentially the academic version of veloce?
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Comment #47657754
You must be fun at parties...
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Comment #47647650
Neat project - there are already a couple of good open FPGA projects. Have a look at Dirk Koch's and the FABolous teams work. They are doing exceptional work. But all open FPGA pro…
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Comment #47361804
Whenever a Bank is sued, you can be certain a guy from Deutsche is somehow involved.
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Comment #47023709
Please put up some screenshot or video. I would be very interested in this project since I need a lot of example video content for LED applications.
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Comment #41589057
Okay, this means reducing Innovation to a bare minimum I guess. It is baffling to me, how this giant company manages to suck at everything they touch. They managed to be unrelevant…
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Comment #40786725
This collective of stooges of the European content industry seems to be somewhat irrelevant. Never even heard of one of their "prominent" supporters. This seems like one of the tho…
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Comment #39622185
WOW. These two projects must be the most esoteric hardware projects out there. Why should anyone use code for hardware? This flux thing seems only to be useful for simple hobby pro…
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Comment #38907759
It is a bummer that 802.11ah did not took of. This technology has a lot of potential and the implementation is pretty easy, also for ultra low power applicatons. But for some reaso…
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Comment #38871743
Sadly, the bandwidth of the devices is not given anywhere. Would be really interesting for certain applications. This is very helpful in medic applications like MRI.
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Comment #38727249
Consumer application and FPGAs are an oxymoron in itself. FPGAs are used in applications requiring special interfaces, special computing units or other custom requirements. If ther…