@furan , USB, MIPI, or various combinations thereof.
I can't speak for other methods, but MicroPython runs absolutely beautifully on the S3 and C3 (I still need to test the C6).
They do have their flaws—like the poorly thought-out antenna placement on the SuperMini—but there are well-
I'm totally not counting turns, just playing. note the trick of sitting the spool of wire on end so there is no yanking it as it feeds onto the bobbin! I didn't make the wire guide yet, there is a lot to do...
Did I already mention that those USB Wi-Fi adapters are elephant shit?
My guess is that they overheat because their antenna is poorly designed, causing a large portion of the transmitter's energy to be reflected back; this triggers the protection mechanism, cutting off t
It really frustrates me that I can't use the built-in wireless on BSD, because I know that, in most cases, those USB wireless adapters are absolute elephant shit.
This particular unit heats up to over 60 degrees Celsius. That’s hotter than the processor itself.
The firing mechanic is finally done! 🔥🧱
It introduced a bunch of entirely new concepts (fueled crafting recipies, crafting in batches, crafting that requires time to be completed), so I've been refactoring a ton of code lately 😅
#gamedev#indiedev#indiegames
And here is what happens when my theories don't pan out: the DFF lacking a clock signal simply halts the entire process.
Oh well, time to come up with some other hypotheses. It’ll work eventually, but I’m already nominating the #TangConsole60k as the most convoluted, twisted
The refinement involves testing one specific "spine"—SPINE27. It differs radically from the other 30 spines because its switching cell falls within a non-existent, empty area.
In theory, I imagine it’s combined with the adjacent cell, but it’s not straightforward due to
Excellent! 15 DFFs scattered across different clock quadrants are up and running. One LED is dedicated to the "ticks" :)
This example will be included in *apicula* once I finish refining it.
#fpga#apicula
When #apicula generates a version that works on actual hardware, while the vendor IDE produces a non-working version from the same source code, it becomes clear that I must be dreaming.
I think I'll turn my attention to #netbsd on some Pi (not Raspberry :) ) for now.
@cnlohr Well, that’s probably a codec issue. Android phone has sound, mpv on FreeBSD has sound, Chrome on a virtual Windows XP instance has sound. I have nowhere else to test it.
the dialogue:
Britt: It’s not that easy to get human beings to turn on each other.
Ben Chang: Turn on her!