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malcolmputer

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    Comment #12744115

    I think for me the main issue is the lack of a decent search. Take for example buying a power supply from Newegg.com or Amazon.com: I want a 750W PSU, made by Corsair, Seasonic, An…

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    Comment #11625080

    Looks like the rpi3 may have onboard ethernet and wifi, but it's still just one ethernet (100Mbit to boot) and single band wifi. The point still stands that a $30 router blows away…

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    Comment #11624703

    They are really completely different ecosystems, each with their own use cases, but off the top of my head: 1. Raspberry Pi boards (and rpi-similars) don't typically break out the …

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    Comment #11410333

    Location: Plano (DFW) Texas Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PCB Design, Schematic work, Design for Manufacture, Hardware Design Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com…

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    Comment #10656167

    > The other way to see progress on `dd` is to issue a signal 3 (USR1, iirc) to the dd process. kill -3 Be careful with this on some distributions and compilations of DD. Purely ane…

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    Comment #9560775

    Yeah, I am still working on that. You will notice my HN profile is less than a day old.

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    Comment #9560774

    If you want to go that route, have a contractor review at various stages. It shouldn't take more than an hour or two, and most contractors will do it with the hope that if you make…

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    Comment #9558079

    1. Contextual Electronics does have a really good course on kicad. 2. Kicad is a very good PCB software package. Word of warning though, kicad is currently in a state of "flux" wit…

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    Comment #9558064

    I can recommend Practical Electronics for Inventors. It is very helpful in getting practical prototypes designed pretty quick. I sometimes still refer to it when I need something s…

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    Comment #9558059

    Honest advice? Hire someone to do it. There are so many things that you won't know about how to make things manufacture-able it would be worth your time and money to just pay a con…