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There actually isn't much left to do... I just need to pull in a couple of address pins so you can set the current row/column and row/column wrap (like on an ili9341). Most of the project was fighting with the vagaries of the SDK documentation, lack of simple examples that combined stuff like side setting, and I/O on several pins. I spent several hours discovering that I needed to connect side set, wait, and jmp pins to the GPIO and not just the PIO. Also documentation, because this is something other people might want to build on. hbag posted:my current free time project is getting loving zonked over the weekend and Posting Goodly thanks for listening love you y/w <3 u2. bang out some good ones this weekend.
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well, i finally finished my frankenma lighting console. i'm very happy with how it turned out. thanks to my buddy simon who let me use his cnc to machine the holes. had to write some code in c# to interface with the grandma software. i want to order some custom printed black keycaps that allows to pass the light through. my stickers on transparent keys solution isn't great 
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go play outside Skyler posted:frankenema
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go play outside Skyler posted:well, i finally finished my frankenma lighting console. i'm very happy with how it turned out. thanks to my buddy simon who let me use his cnc to machine the holes. had to write some code in c# to interface with the grandma software. jesus christ expectations exceeded. Knob sizes okay? they look a lil cramped but also like they'd be nice to spin with a finger on top
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go play outside Skyler posted:well, i finally finished my frankenma lighting console. i'm very happy with how it turned out. thanks to my buddy simon who let me use his cnc to machine the holes. had to write some code in c# to interface with the grandma software. I don't know what that does but it looks really really nice (and nicely done). Knobs, buttons, and sliders that you put together yourself are extra satisfying to use.
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Jonny 290 posted:jesus christ expectations exceeded. oh yeah, the knobs feels great. they're so heavy you barely feel the click on them, which is a good thing. the original gma 2 consoles have terrible knob feel.
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how is the knobfeel
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Endless Mike posted:how is the knobfeel
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my knob feel good thanks for asking :)
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there was no knob feeling i wanted to make a funny hee hoo hoo joke
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update re my ridiculous "10Gb in the home network" shenanigans: i havent yet received my new switch but i have received the dual-port 10Gb PCIe card as well as the SFPs and cables so i went ahead and connected my PC direct to my QNAP via 10Gb LC-LC fibre. amazingly it actually works lol this owns! https://twitter.com/GarbageDotNet/status/1462036615392468993 https://twitter.com/GarbageDotNet/status/1462045525209800711
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haha excellent test file
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you can get a bracket that lets you mount a sideways fan over all the cards to avoid cooking the 10g nic, a lot of those server cards expect to have air funnelled across them by the chassis and most tower cases have a nasty dead spot for air circulation at the pci slots https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=pci+side+fan+mount
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r u ready to WALK posted:you can get a bracket that lets you mount a sideways fan over all the cards to avoid cooking the 10g nic, a lot of those server cards expect to have air funnelled across them by the chassis and most tower cases have a nasty dead spot for air circulation at the pci slots the case i've got (Lian Li PC-A71FB) has two 120mm fans in the front that pushes air through the chassis over the PCIe cards so it should be fine imo edit: also once i get my new switch which should be arriving next week i'll be able to remove the old I350-T4 quad-port 1Gb card at the bottom and then move the new X520-SR2 into it's spot to give is some room. edit2: the dual-port 10Gb PCIe card i got for my QNAP NAS is tiny and adorable. also has a fan on it because you probably need one to dissipate the heat enough given the size of the PCB. 
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Pile Of Garbage posted:update re my ridiculous "10Gb in the home network" shenanigans: i havent yet received my new switch but i have received the dual-port 10Gb PCIe card as well as the SFPs and cables so i went ahead and connected my PC direct to my QNAP via 10Gb LC-LC fibre. amazingly it actually works lol this owns! 
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Pile Of Garbage posted:update re my ridiculous "10Gb in the home network" shenanigans: i havent yet received my new switch but i have received the dual-port 10Gb PCIe card as well as the SFPs and cables so i went ahead and connected my PC direct to my QNAP via 10Gb LC-LC fibre. amazingly it actually works lol this owns! That's pretty cool. I really need usb4 to hurry up so my home sneakernet (usb3.2 nvme drive) doesn't fall behind the times...
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i'm still eternally angry that you cannot plug a nas with a usbc into a computer with usbc and just...get fast link. like its so stupid. give me the gigglebits
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Really been going crazy with z80/z180 kits from tindie. Did an rc2014 classic ][, then an sc126, and just finished a z80 kit that breaks out all the pins. I wasn't able to use my hands well for several years and it's nice to be able to do stuff like this again.  I've got a sound card, a parallel interface, and I'll be getting an expansion card based on the video chip in the ti99/a for christmas Gonna try to hook it all up to the sc126 and do a custom basic ROM so you can use it like an 80s micro. It already runs CP/M through romwbw, but late 70s business software isn't really that exciting. Jonny 290 posted:i'm still eternally angry that you cannot plug a nas with a usbc into a computer with usbc and just...get fast link. like its so stupid. give me the gigglebits Someones probably got a dumb patent on it, and want $100/unit or some dumb crap.
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Jonny 290 posted:i'm still eternally angry that you cannot plug a nas with a usbc into a computer with usbc and just...get fast link. like its so stupid. give me the gigglebits all computers born after 1993 cannot clock and only know hot chip and
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eschaton posted:the SwissMicros are really awesome, I need to use my DM42 How have I not heard of these before now... What's the button-feel like, same top-hinged design as the HPs had? Could definitely use a second Voyager series calculator for use at home, my 11c is still used at least weekly at work.
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Jonny 290 posted:i'm still eternally angry that you cannot plug a nas with a usbc into a computer with usbc and just...get fast link. like its so stupid. give me the gigglebits
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longview posted:How have I not heard of these before now... button feel is good, very HP-like they’ve put a ton of care into their products
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istp: repairing and refurbishing my DIY midi pedalboard that tweakers got to (ripped out some switches and all the wires - left the $149 circuit board, lol) its got an intentionally distressed/hosed up finish as i wanted to emulate the vibe of one of those enormous 70s amps/PA cabs that has seen a million road miles. did a lot of rubbed layers of a thin stain and then would go back and mutilate it with thinner, let it dry, did it again. bout 8 coats
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longview posted:How have I not heard of these before now... not as good, but not bad imo
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SYSV Fanfic posted:I initially prototyped my PIO code in micropython. I wound up going entirely with C. Unless I missed something somewhere: anything you want to do with DMA means writing a C extension for micropython, which means learning how to build micropython for that board. It wound up being easier to just do it in C. that's been my experience w/ micropython as well. I'm currently building a gently caress-off big digital clock out of those cheap LED neon strips. Here's a rough rear end prototype of a single digit. i've got a second digit built, but there's as issue with the multiplexing, so i'm rethinking how i'm going to do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlachpUMbo8
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If you're just using io to turn them on and off and you need more ports you can get super cheap multiplexer chips to do that.
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Finished the video interface.  Github repostory. https://github.com/keyvin/docnotes/tree/master/z80
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been building a home network powerful enough to kill god: https://twitter.com/GarbageDotNet/status/1464189371108659204 like this but with a network instead of a company and also im not selling anything: https://twitter.com/Stev_D/status/524686327233921025 Pile Of Garbage fucked around with this message at 14:04 on Nov 26, 2021 |
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I made an iphone puzzle game about cooking barbecue, please play it https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hog-crankers/id1589475134 
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i feel like navigating the user interface and figuring how to start the game is the hardest part of this puzzle but once i figured it out it's totally worth a dollar
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when i hit the button to restart a level, it often doesn't give me back all my game pieces 
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Lutha Mahtin posted:when i hit the button to restart a level, it often doesn't give me back all my game pieces :/ which levels specifically does this happen on? do you get them back if you exit to main menu and re-enter?
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haveblue posted:I made an iphone puzzle game about cooking barbecue, please play it i laughed at the above gif and bought your game. it's fun! edit: lmao at the double bowie reference. Midjack fucked around with this message at 20:59 on Nov 26, 2021 |
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haveblue posted::/ which levels specifically does this happen on? do you get them back if you exit to main menu and re-enter? yes, when this happened, if i backed out to the level menu and then entered the level again, the full set of pieces was there i tried to reproduce the bug and now it works fine, of course. maybe it is only some levels where it happens but i am not sure
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Hog Crankers bug. Go into level Surf and Curf. Place all parts onto the play area, and see the text "All parts placed!" appear in the box where your parts are stored. Go into the in-level menu and click the level-restart button. When the level restarts, the "all parts placed" text doesn't get cleared, and obscures the parts as they sit in the parts bin. have you made a thread for the game? e: just tried the same steps in a different level and the bug happens there too
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good report, I'll look into it. app store review being what it is I probably can't get another version out until monday though I didn't make a thread because I wasn't sure what level of attention seeking this deserved, but I'll make one in games next chance I get
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Hog Crankers issue report: Not on Android (yet?) and I'm missing the fun.
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GWBBQ posted:Hog Crankers issue report: Not on Android (yet?) and I'm missing the fun. ive cranked so many hogs already
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