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@raheelys STM32 C0 or F0 series probably. Still many many more I/Os than it seems like you need for any with CAN. Lot of 28 or 32 pin QFNs. Alternatively, a C0 or L0 but then you have to figure out CAN yourself with one of the UARTs
@braedenhall_ Only newer- slightly better TX efficiency, +2 dBm TX power. Higher data rate.
Downside is it doesn't support 434 MHz, or anything below 800 for that matter
I'm not sure how it's stacking up price wise now but as another suggested, STM32WL chose SX126x as it's a new design
@jmwilt21 I love it because of how fast it is! I don't have to go through the dials like the iPhone picker, and hitting any 5 minute increment is also instant
@ondsel@FreeCADNews I like to refer to one of their popular bait products as "Fusion90" because of all the features and freedoms that have been taken away again over time.
@ajtxander@LinusTech Going to comment the same thing, remove the acronyms (and maybe even the word protection after each one) but keep the extra details in a similar (?) tooltip. And maybe consider replacing Yes/No with checkmarks?
@aleksliving It looks like they're just applying a filter to the icons instead of requiring new assets as Material You does. That doesn't seem to be the right way to go about it
@durreadan01 I'm not sure, I noticed the same on my Surface Laptop Studio 2. Considered that it could be to help with ergonomics in some way, maybe that pressing a bottom row key doesn't result in your finger touching the pocket edge depending on your hand position? It's hard to say.
@soren_iverson Not the worst idea. If it's a drive you made 100s of times before, set audio instructions to Alerts Only automatically, otherwise, have them on!
@AwokeKnowing@ianzelbo@SecrtAgntSquirl@iFixit The display technology is quite impressive and I'm sure it's a huge bump in resolution inside. What you're looking for is the pixels per degree (PPD). From https://t.co/FOTuIMyAaH the PPD is ~34 compared to the 80-100 PPD most phones are equivalent to depending on distance
@nikvassev@VRwithJasmine I love my Logitech K375S I picked up for this purpose. It seems to track well and has a decent design. Obviously you don't get a track pad included but the number pad is pretty neat to see.
@gf_256 I'm actually working on a VR teaching tool like this right now! If you're interested, check out this playlist of development updates: https://t.co/FxF00pox7G
@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R I'm actually working on a project pretty similar to this right now! If you're interested, check out this playlist of updates: https://t.co/kKTPItPf3h