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Valeyard posted:visit the site again (do a ctrl+f5 refresh just in case) and then click on any of the slices well ithink it isvery hosed up that klavern of cobol is listed as its own forum!!! but fwiw the ui is extremely snappy for a web thing
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Luigi Thirty posted:holy crap someone made a KSP serial communication library and someone else wrote a C library for AVR chips to go with it couldn't you just have it press space?
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:well ithink it isvery hosed up that klavern of cobol is listed as its own forum!!! i made up for it by omitting project.log  MALE SHOEGAZE posted:but fwiw the ui is extremely snappy for a web thing in the sense it isnt slow and sluggish, or its lacking animations for some of the transitions/resizes?
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BONGHITZ posted:couldn't you just have it press space? okay, combination big red button and cool vessel status panel it transmits vessel status, orbit statistics, etc over serial and receives analog thrust controls and digital inputs for separation, abort, etc. here's a display someone built using the plugin/AVR program.  on the other hand this guy is making a project mercury-style all-analog control panel  Luigi Thirty fucked around with this message at 05:47 on Dec 21, 2014 |
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these are both amazing holy poo poo i like dude's use of U-bolts down there for switch barriers
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that's p cool with the serial data comm > AVR. btw if u ever want to just emulate a button push to pc and use big ol arcade buttons use this: http://www.ultimarc.com/ipac1.html ipacs are fuccckkkkkiinnn sweeeeett but u probably already knew that if you looked into MAME poo poo or whatever
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Chill Callahan posted:lol if ur spending any real money on car audio components when u have the noise floor of highway driving btw would it be possible to use noise canceling with car speakers or is it such a finicky technology it needs the absolute positioning of headphones re:ears?
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it's very easy to overcome road noise anyway plus what are you listening to anyway classical music? I feel sorry for people who don't try to maximise their time having thumping bass in they cars
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echinopsis posted:it's very easy to overcome road noise anyway plus what are you listening to anyway classical music? I don't want to drown out the sweet sounds of the engine on my classic 2010 Citroen C3.
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echinopsis posted:it's very easy to overcome road noise anyway plus what are you listening to anyway classical music? yeah this. like i dont expect super low level accuracy but starting with better sounding components will still yield a better result. also there's always acoustic absorbing material you can install ive never understood the mentality that suboptimal listening conditions completely cancel the benefits of nicer gear. they dont even if they mask quite a bit
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Depends, do you move your head significant fractions of wavelengths in your car? You probably do Your destructive interference is pretty likely to be constructive
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if only i could remove my corporeal existence as a factor in the listening experience, then i would know true audio clarity
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Get cochlear implants and use the line-in
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so after getting v frustrated at not being able to find the knobs to put the stand etc on the bench grinder and hunting down some bolts that'd work, knife-making continues and holy moley after spending like 4-5hrs chopping off a rough outline using a hacksaw smoothing it out with the bench grinder is loving magic
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echinopsis posted:it's very easy to overcome road noise anyway plus what are you listening to anyway classical music? As someone who used to do this stupid poo poo in highschool and compete in DBDrags. . . i will state, i'd rather have the road noise. Every few moons though, i get the urge to go get my fiberglass shaping tools and masks and poo poo from my parents house, and head to the stereo shop I used to work at and just be like "i need 20 12" subwoofers, and 10 of those thousand watt amps"
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something about moderation? I have a single 1200w dual voice cool 12" and it's pretty solid for a single driver but it's not ridiculous
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yeah, i was a bit insane. . . my high school show car was this My daily driver was an 86 caprice estate station wagon that I had 3 Orion XTRPros 10" DVC in a sealed enclosure in being pushed by a 1200 watt BMF amp from crossfire I think enotnert fucked around with this message at 19:19 on Dec 26, 2014 |
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i had a 200w with a JL microsub and it was quite nice. went plenty low and loud enough for me. i love insano sub setups though 
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enotnert posted:yeah, i was a bit insane. . . my high school show car was this i wanna sit in that car with a MBP loving around in ableton plugged into it. love the idea of hitting a key and duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu shaking my poo poo out
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echinopsis posted:i wanna sit in that car with a MBP loving around in ableton plugged into it. love the idea of hitting a key and duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu shaking my poo poo out I had an aux input, some shows I'd use a friends oscilloscope that he used for his rig to just generate sine waves that he calculated would put out more db with how the speakers were situated in relation to the mic area. It would do subsonic really well, which scared people, when you can sit side by side talking in a normal voice but the bass is shaking your hair, and pushing your lungs in.
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did you do it to enjoy music?
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echinopsis posted:did you do it to enjoy music? i was more into it at that point for the dbcomps, but I also did SQ comps in that vehicle. it actually had 5.1 sound and a dolby decoder for an optional dvd player. 27 total speakers in the guy, all high end kicker components backed by 6 xs1200 amps (if you look at the top you'll see vents, the amps are in the ceiling). 5 optima yellowtops, 2 300amp alternators, 305 smallblock chevy shoehorned into the bitch. It did have remote gain on the amps for the subs, so I could crank them down for SQ, and crank up for DB
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i think headphones have the best audio quality
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if youre body isnt moving though... its like jizzing in a cup
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echinopsis posted:if youre body isnt moving though... its like jizzing in a cup
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i got a raspberry pi for christmas and lack the creativity and technical knowhow to do anything exciting with it
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do you know python? learn python. then write scripts to turn the gpios on and off.
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download some code someone else wrote to make an LED flash, then write a 10,000 blog post about what a hardware hacker you are
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Sweevo posted:download some code someone else wrote to make an LED flash, then write a 10,000 blog post about what a hardware hacker you are
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Sweevo posted:download some code someone else wrote to make an LED flash, then write a 10,000 blog post about what a hardware hacker you are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FOw4f1_AeU
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Sagebrush posted:do you know python? learn python. then write scripts to turn the gpios on and off. what about a Flask powered website that people can go on and hit a button, that then trickles down and turns on some of those pins with a tiny little gimmick projector attached which then projects a huge poo poo on my wall like the bat symbol Valeyard fucked around with this message at 03:10 on Dec 27, 2014 |
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Valeyard posted:i got a raspberry pi for christmas and lack the creativity and technical knowhow to do anything exciting with it send it to me and i'll make a vape out of it
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a while back I found a website that had a Votrax sound chip hooked up to the web and its output streamed via shoutcast so you could type phoneme codes and make it curse asp.net supports serial communication too so I wrote a web form that set the display of my arduino at one point
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Luigi Thirty posted:a while back I found a website that had a Votrax sound chip hooked up to the web and its output streamed via shoutcast so you could type phoneme codes and make it curse not shoutcast but this is the one i know of http://real-votrax.no-ip.org/ the votrax always was the best sounding of the old sound chips imo. not the most "realistic" but it had the best character
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I'm trying to think of a way to make a 'touch' enabled ping pong table. maybe a kinect? put it over the table and have certain areas be triggers for input, so you'd hold your hand out over a corner and it'd trigger whatever ui element was there I dunno if you can use a kinect like that, though.
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BONGHITZ posted:i think headphones have the best audio quality please dont troll
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BONGHITZ posted:i think headphones have the best audio quality 
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