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NXP LA9310: A new platform for SDR and the 10-year-old AD9361 RF Transceiver

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Re: NXP LA9310: A new platform for SDR and the 10-year-old AD9361 RF Transceiver

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Is this with an older Firefox version maybe? I've tried with a relatively recent one and couldn't reproduce, but I'll look at the logs and try to fix this now that the HN storm has passed :-)

It seems to work a bit better now but it looks like it isn't working as the page stops when it goes into a transition. There's a writers maxim, "murder your darlings". what they mean is that a work often has some styling, phrases, exposition, even whole characters or subplots that the writer has worked hard on and become attached to, but that detract from the work as a whole. So they have to be removed. I think this…

Strange. I haven't changed a thing. Just to confirm, the problem yesterday was that the website would be stuck, not that you couldn't move down further by scrolling in an unnatural way, right?

Re: NXP LA9310: A new platform for SDR and the 10-year-old AD9361 RF Transceiver

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I don't like them either, but I couldn't find a better way to provide the clock in/out feature and still fit in that area of the board. The optional OCXO on the opposite side of the U.FL connectors doesn't help (can't do edge-launch mmcx, for example), and if you move down you would ruin the legend for the user interface connector. But fair feedback, noted. I can't move the optional OCXO below the enclosure, as that…

They will be the first thing to break. I can't stand the amount of fragile connectors people keep installing on expensive boards. My BladeRF's micro USB 3.0 sheared off. USB-C is even a bit contentious for me. USB-A with the 3.0 extensions is much more durable.

Yeah, USB-A/B are the best, where applicable.

Re: NXP LA9310: A new platform for SDR and the 10-year-old AD9361 RF Transceiver

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It seems to work a bit better now but it looks like it isn't working as the page stops when it goes into a transition. There's a writers maxim, "murder your darlings". what they mean is that a work often has some styling, phrases, exposition, even whole characters or subplots that the writer has worked hard on and become attached to, but that detract from the work as a whole. So they have to be removed. I think this…

Strange. I haven't changed a thing. Just to confirm, the problem yesterday was that the website would be stuck, not that you couldn't move down further by scrolling in an unnatural way, right?

I thought so but don't seem to be able to reproduce it now.
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