lots of great tidbits in the book. for example the first maps were made in radiant and tested in quake3! with getting fragged by a coworker and all
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on the flip side there is u-boot device tree overlays
is this open source? im using an am355x and would be interested in looking if so
there's a lot of variety out there. you can spend your entire ticket dorking out on digital modes (esp if you go for general+ and have access to lower bands) like FT8, FT4, Olivia, WSPR [0] to see how far out you can get on as little power as possible and so on.
Or if you want to ease into it, you can get a ham radio w/o a license, or cheap SDR and try to receive and decode weather sats, etc [1]
making tiny WSPR boards and things like APRS [2] interest me more than ragchewing or nets on 40 or 80 meters most of the time
forgot my favorite, amateur SSTV (analog baby!) - can see some analog and hybrid (easylink over internet.. cheating) http://www.g0hwc.com/
0 - http://wsprd.vk7jj.com/ (click search then map to get an idea)
1 https://www.rtl-sdr.com/using-50-lines-of-python-code-to-dec...
my 1080ti ran it fine so its not like you need bleeding edge gpus
well.. if you dont want to, you can download tribes1 archives preconfigured and ready to go on modern machines https://playt1.com/ (click on one of the configs)
yak shaving a fist pump, awesome
what about trackers?
yea this is ridiculous, they have lied through their teeth about what happens on Android. tho of course its probably half clueless negligence or a missed change, half not caring. all the same
heck no. but hopefully before the sun extinguishes
yes but didn't react do a big jump? like 0.13 -> 14.0 or such many moons ago. at any rate agree with the point
Oh I misunderstood a previous comment then. thanks
disabling notifications on apps goes a long way. and they all clearly hate it and bug you to turn em back on constantly
if i start one up and want to link a friend late to the party, would this make it so they cant join? how does this work
yes ive done this recently with both spi and i2c. it works with modules, the hardest part for me was finding the right way to create the device tree so eg, my module got the spi bus over spidev. same with i2cdev if you are not using userspace
they said C11 tho
I think they try to, but its not like they know patron A is a super lightweight and patron B has no liver
that I couldn't tell you. I'd personally pick lua (or damn near anything else) first. maybe just entrenched knowledge/tooling in certain industries monster codebases.
It would be cool to know the % of active uploaders that make money on videos
once you recognize it, you may start to catch it in use in applications all over the place. if you ever use xilinx tools, ECAD, etc, you will see reams of tcl handling builds and project definitions
long time user of SumatraPDF, this was a good read.
Let's say I need to do a network request. I could include a monster library like curl or I could write 300 lines of code using win32 APIs. I wrote 300 lines of code.
huh, reminds me of tangent I have been in the same exact boat and did the same. Then something came up with SSL and just dragged in curl and doubled executable size. I think things are better these days in WinHTTP..
48 Hz ouch, i weep for the eyes.
very true, i found a niche here (well 70% firmware but being able to understand and reason about the big picture of the rest) and really enjoyed it. seemed to have carved a niche out too troubleshooting basic hw level issues and delivering faster. highly recommend it to anyone who feels it isnt applicable
ive been in the misra c realm a while and romanticized ada, spark, ravenscar profile etc. i think if you have a team and problem that can go 100% in on it, its unmatched (and some industries certainly do, aviation, autopilots, internal fuze controls etc..)
in my embedded experience (small scrappy teams in contracting) c99 is just barely common place. and very welcome. 99% covers everything I've done. but for absolutely huge mcus where rust is supported, rust is probably welcome and easier to fit
windows is already not great for dev? I'll bite, what were you doing, ios apps? lol
i have been using no av on my main machine for a long time. in the rare cases i was doing RE or sketchy execution, vm or dedicated offline old machine
you may have misread the parent comment? it is deleting things completely unrelated to malware
ughhh this is why i ended up completely disabling it
refreshed and its gone, darn