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prashnts

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    Comment #48780673

    Few years ago I did an educational project to extract waveforms from logic capture - it was doable [1]. But this approach may have limits on newer faster FPGA based controllers. [1…

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    Comment #46764304

    > packet-loss For one it can adequately show if your WiFi is performing well... In a home network setting I've got a UDP display sink (64x64px, RGB) with a custom protocol. It work…

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    Comment #44725662

    I would give the LLM statistical tools that work to find general anomalies, distributions etc. from the spreadsheet. Then it's about an LLM interpreting (or not) those results in n…

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    Comment #44229247

    Reduce Transparency in Accessibility settings removes the glass effect, but I believe has been updated to be closer to the translucent effects in current iOS.

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    Comment #43889444

    Another option is water slide decal. It can give a really seamless look, but is time consuming and expensive.

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    Comment #43886159

    Really cool! A quick enhancement you can add, which will help mobile users, is adding appropriate touch specifiers to the element. Currently I am unable to drag the pen to draw -- …

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    Comment #43718340

    Better to draw boxes, print, then scan. I reckon it will somehow be possible to see through the sharpie -- for example change in shine.

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    Comment #43398127

    As a hobbyist I use it to drive HUB75 LED matrix. I use the W version so it receives UDP packets of each line to draw a full frame. This equates to about ~5mbps at my desired frame…

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    Comment #43386717

    I can't stress how fast it is when using on resource constrained envs like a Pi Zero. I intend to use system python there but previously poetry will simply crash the whole Pi while…

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    Comment #42660966

    What really helped me was doing some sessions with an Orthoptist to reeducate my eyes. I used to see double when stressed sometimes and could never imagine to converge/cross my eye…

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    Comment #42610673

    I tried to make a bidirectional channel from a webpage to a python script over MIDI. I'd just found that with sysex you can pack any arbitrary data that you want, that python can c…

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    Comment #37048340

    I find these a visual noise. What can be achieved with a subheading "Bug fixes", "Features" etc. is repeated in all lines.

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    Comment #36645622

    At one point my laptop had some thermochromic indicators to indicate when the laptop became warm. I salvaged it from dead duracell batteries (ones which have a battery level indica…

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    Comment #35725978

    Sorry but at home I would like to connect to my WiFi, with my preferences and access to my local network. The last time I was forced to use a common access point was in my dorm at …

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    Comment #32543238

    A good read, thanks. I like the description of take/give sides and it's well portrayed. I wondered if there's any take home message here for salvaging a give-take conversation. I'd…

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    Comment #31716621

    I see gridlines on my iPhone, but only if I zoom in a lot. I'm guessing this is a case of "designed and exported on Retina display, for Retina display". Because yeah, in true 1-bit…

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    Comment #31655448

    M5Stack sells some really good quality modules and I think kits as well. These work fine with Arduino, and also with their own UiFlow software. The advantage I think with their pro…

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    Comment #31479268

    Correct, it's not possible in default PDF view in Chrome -- contentscript is not injected. However as long as you have full access to pages, you could intercept a PDF link, render …

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    Comment #31401955

    Cheapest version is 31$. Without internal pullups. Which means it's basically gonna bit-bang if you want to interface with SPI, I2C etc. I'd consider a raspberry pi even if it cost…

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    Comment #30899573

    Long time reader of your blog, thanks for doing what you do! So I've been into "connector technologies" (if that's a thing) for a while -- more specifically I really admire the sim…

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    Comment #30841031

    I'd like to do this in theory, but practically I find it not worth it. Consider a case where your partner or your kid lose their phone, are stranded, and borrow a phone from someon…

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    Comment #30792841

    I won't blame them -- It seems to be the hard-to-customize youtube embed that's breaking it.

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    Comment #30777198

    > This allowed other apps like MonitorControl [1] and DisplayBuddy [2] to port some Lunar features (like DDC on M1) to their own code. So I'd say it's still useful enough. When I w…

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    Comment #30753115

    The banks (BnP, CdE) I use ask you to confirm in their apps, and have never seen this before! Not to say this isn't legit -- I can completely imagine this happening. That said, I a…

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    Comment #30590257

    Unfortunately the link is unreadable on mobile due to the sidebar taking all the space.