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lemonlime0x3C33
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About lemonlime0x3C33
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Comment #41033650
An interesting article to read, would love to see a larger samples size at some point. I am also going to continue drinking my mid-day espresso, morning coffee, and afternoon pick …
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Comment #40987133
This was great, I loved all the parts it was super thorough :) You have to love serial ports on embedded devices, especially non password protected root access
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Comment #40870188
Thank you :)
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Comment #40864702
You did an amazing job, soldering wire to BGA pads must have been fun :) What was the probe tool you were trying to use?
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Comment #40839355
This was a joy to read, your easyEDA design looked great too! I didn't know they had 3D capabilities.
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Comment #40839305
I enjoyed reading through your debugging process and as someone who has been trying to debug a custom board for a few weeks now I feel your pain. I still cannot say that my issue i…
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Comment #40819906
Your phone will do this automatically and will not show you you have been connected to a hotspot on the main screen, it will still show you as connected to cellular, this is most l…
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Comment #40819810
I was really hoping to see a picture of it in dim light with the valves glowing. Also I was not expecting to see such an adorable light house for ducks in the post. All around a gr…
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Comment #40809672
I have stopped using MicroUSB in my designs because without fail at some point I rip the thing off the board -_- normally only occurs while aggressively debugging
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Comment #40752020
thank you for summarizing the results, I feel much better about my job security. Now if AI could make a competent auto router for fine pitch BGA components that would be really nic…
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Comment #40700543
I will always love raspberry pi's, they are well supported and great for quick and cheap prototyping. I have used them to teach children how to code (They really enjoyed working wi…
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Comment #40700496
This was a depressingly accurate view of my limited experiences at large companies :(
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Comment #40696860
I think your PCB schematic looks great, especially for your first design! It is quite readable :) I also started with easyEDA for my first few PCB's, it is very intuitive.
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Comment #40685683
Addressing needs to make ones life a little better is great, I only worry that it may lead to people not pursuing more organic/rewarding options in the future.
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Comment #40685572
I have been dual booting for years but this has been my motivation to officially abandon windows at home, just need to figure out how to play civ 7 when it comes out next year...
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Comment #40650954
that is fair, I did a lot of robotics research in University so I may be a bit biased :p
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Comment #40645262
I hope you can take a break, burn out is real and it is important to take care of yourself! It is never too late to work on something you care about :)
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Comment #40639063
This was incredibly well written and the project itself was super cool to see come together. I worked on building UAV's in University but seeing the unique challenges with dealing …
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Comment #40568572
I was able to reset downstream USB devices using usbreset to the individual ports (or the entire hub) in my design, using usbreset. I did also have a hardware reset built in using …
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Comment #40565875
I have had a good experience using microchips USB2514 and USB2512
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Comment #40561217
I think it is nice to have a basic understanding of differential pairs and impedance, I will admit I never really had to do the calculations since the ecad software I use has sever…
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Comment #40561187
This is a very well written and informative article for working with USB, wish I had it when I first started USB signals.
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Comment #40556126
I love Pomona SOIC test clips, the other cheaper ones off of amazon are garbage though. :) I find when flashing hardware you might have to try a few times and if you get a good rea…
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Comment #40349089
as long as they are accurate I do not mind. I was annoyed that as women who is also an engineer google's ad profile always insisted I was a single man. Despite my many skincare/mak…