Okay, the CI hell is over. I have released the first version of my "switch your monitor inputs from your computer" program. It even comes with a GUI :D:
Hopefully you'll save a few minutes of your life over the course of a few years :).
#lazyweb I need a used-working NVMe SSD (2280). Anyone have an one they'd be willing to part with for the cost of shipping (plus a convenience fee)? 1TB preferred, but I'm fine with any size.
I'm looking to do all this under $15.
It's fine if it's used because I want to test if my 2017 desktop supports NVMe (and the answer seems to be... possibly... not even Acer seems to be sure).
Unlike what Wikipedia has to say on the subject, it's not clear to me that basic +1/-1 non-restoring dividers are a net win for hardware size or speed.
Seems like any size/speed wins by avoiding the restoring step are negated by the need for two different subtractions that need to be muxed per iteration. Also, the restoring step can be done in parallel in hardware.
The daisy chaining wasn't even all that intentional in my case. I just have a bunch of USB devices that almost never need unplugging. I on't mind them being a bunch of hubs away if it means less cable clutter thanks to more unused ports.
@cr1901 can't IRC right now, but as far as I know there's no way to break on IO. I instead used ghidra to search for the instruction pattern, then manually set breakpoints on those locations (after translating the segments)
According to Wiki, Eastmancolor was early 1950s. The linked short was ~1936-37. AFAICT, when Paramount sold of it's cartoons to U.M. & M./NTA in the 50s, they created 16mm Eastmancolor prints for television. These prints had to have a further amplified red to be compatible with dodgy B&W equipment at the time.
Source: One Glenn G. whose grandfather worked for NTA:
#lazyweb Anybody know a better way to print the size that all files (and directory entries, BUT NOT DIRECTORY CONTENTS) take up in a directory besides, e.g.:
ls -lh path/to/dir | head -n 1
(The above does what I want, just feels like there should be a better way...)
@cr1901 I lived my whole life without ever eating Hot Pockets! (not available here in Canada)
But this makes me want to try Canada's own exclusive "Pizza Pockets" in the air fryer! (Though apparently "Stouffer Bistro Crustini" is a much closer match to a Hot Pocket.)
This is a bit time sensitive, but... feel free to RT.
I'm looking for a bit of paid work (low to mid hundreds of USD) before year's end.
Most comfortable with embedded Rust and FPGA design using Amaranth HDL.
Small things I can think of include porting your board to Amaranth, getting you started with embedded Rust, or getting you started with verification tools with yosys-smtbmc and symbiyosys. I am willing to write C as well.