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TI MSP430

Posted on 2023-05-03 [Wednesday] by Jay Jay
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Reading about the TI MSP430 microcontroller. A pretty nifty looking device. It is referenced in Zen and the Forth Language: EFORTH for the MSP430 from Texas Instruments.

Posted in Book, Chatter, Electronics, Hardware, Learning, Notes, Programming, Software | Tagged Forth, MSP430, Zen | Leave a reply

OVHcloud

Posted on 2023-05-02 [Tuesday] by Jay Jay
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Today I was checking out bare-metal systems available from OVHcloud.

Posted in Cloud, Hardware, Internet, Notes, Sys Admin, Web | Tagged bare-metal, OVH, OVHcloud, VPS | Leave a reply

The T2 Tile Project

Posted on 2023-04-27 [Thursday] by Jay Jay
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Today I discovered The T2 Tile Project. Looks pretty cool! It’s a whole new approach to computing with a focus on robustness.

The project is being run by David Ackley.

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Apollo Guidance Computer

Posted on 2023-04-17 [Monday] by Jay Jay
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From time to time I find myself back reading about the Apollo Guidance Computer.

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ATtiny85

Posted on 2023-04-17 [Monday] by Jay Jay
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Found myself reading about the ATtiny85 again. I keep coming back to this one. It’s an old favourite.

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Raspberry Pi SDK and such

Posted on 2023-04-17 [Monday] by Jay Jay
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This is the C/C++ SDK documentation. Code for the Pico (RP2040) on https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-sdk. The RP2040 is supported by the TinyUSB library. There’s a fun script for setting up the SDK: pico_setup.sh.

Posted in Electronics, Hardware, Programming | Tagged Pico, raspberry pi, RP2040, sdk, TinyUSB | Leave a reply

Why you shouldn’t water cool your PC

Posted on 2023-04-16 [Sunday] by Jay Jay
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I watched this video a while back, and was trying to find it today in my blog, but it wasn’t here. But now it is! Why you shouldn’t water cool your PC.

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PCPartPicker

Posted on 2023-04-16 [Sunday] by Jay Jay
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I always enjoy hearing about what other computers people are using. Today I had two friends share some of the details about their new rigs: rb and bsandro.

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ClockworkPi uConsole

Posted on 2023-04-14 [Friday] by Jay Jay
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This is interesting: ClockworkPi uConsole.

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Books!

Posted on 2023-04-03 [Monday] by Jay Jay
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