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btashton
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Comment #25986665
With all these UF2 first boards the first thing I do is solder on the SWD header and figure out what magic sequence of memory read/writes I need to make over jlink to unlock the fl…
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Comment #25975844
Over a year ago http://grep.app showed up which does basically all I want from GitHub search and Nat (GitHub CEO) said lets talk, but nothing public happend. Biggest thing I use it…
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Comment #25735057
The contacts bit is a disaster right now, there is a whole support page devoted to it and it still does not tell the whole story. https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/36000…
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Comment #25351103
You can already do a lot with https://renode.io I have run a full simulation with a verilator (slooow) of a small RISC-V before I had hardware in hand.
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Comment #25012859
So many years of people telling me that my exact setup does not work, yet here I am not remembering the last time I had an issue with displays on Linux. It has even gotten _better_…
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Comment #24936335
I wonder if this is the same VPN technology they have been using with Google Fi for public WiFi access points https://support.google.com/fi/answer/9040000
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Comment #24752058
Except that even studies by the US Department of Justice show that risk of financial loss has one of the lowest impacts on likely to appear in court. This is also not recent discov…
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Comment #24666758
Right URLs never change. Remember when one of the most popular golang logging libraries renamed from github.com/Sirupsen/logrus to github.com/sirupsen/logrus and all of a sudden ev…
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Comment #24430013
Yes codewarrior is loading.
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Comment #24428861
I do not miss managing the memory banks, the HCS12 were also something special.
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Comment #24262460
I would have agreed with you at one point, but most of the automotive companies are diving into this. They want less computers and would rather invest in hardware partitioning if n…
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Comment #24140194
You can also get with some more work the much higher resolution HIRT images from the GOES sats. It's kind or fun to mess with. I used it as an excuse to mess with offloading the er…
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Comment #24025549
BLE mesh is difficult to do at high performance across multiple platforms and we did it years before there was a spec. Would I use the spec now? Probably. Would I have waited 3 yea…
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Comment #24025520
We wrote a Bluetooth mesh product before there was Bluetooth mesh standard. Don't call me lazy for not publishing a short spec when the actual Bluetooth spec is over 100 pages. BLE…
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Comment #24025028
This kind of response is a big part of why I have given up building commercial IoT products for now. It's great to want to have some super abstract high level self discovering prot…
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Comment #23883423
Why is this the company employees problem. Seems like work should be supplying good audio hardware if this is a real issue.
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Comment #23794671
I don't get why people are OK with a company being able to wipe a personal device on a whim. If you want full control of my mobile, then provide a mobile.
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Comment #23774458
If you are interested in a framework for stitching together a soft SoC there is a great framework call FuseSOC. It supports several of the cores used here. : https://fusesoc.net/ T…
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Comment #23757122
If you tell it to _navigate_ home it will actually pull up the directions and the go button will have a autostart timer so you don't touch anything. Ask for directions and you will…
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Comment #23674584
First think I had to do was see if Active Desktop worked... And yes it does. "View My Active Desktop as a web page", I guess Windows 98 was just ahead of its time.
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Comment #23486224
I have come to just accept the firmware will be read out in most microcontrollers unless they are specifically built to hold secrets. Maybe you can keep someone from copying your c…
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Comment #23205349
This is what I am currently working on. I think I paid $80 to get one shipped to the US most of them seem to be in eBay in Europe. https://twitter.com/enjoy_digital/status/12579851…
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Comment #23204715
You can find some shitcoin mining flops that are $300-$400 worth of hardware being sold off for $60 that are PCIe cards. There are a few examples in the LiteX project.
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Comment #23186996
most of it was FPGA work but in some cases DSP processors. Even when you have floating point support it is much slower than if you use fixed point. As for MATLAB, modeled plenty of…