After around 12 years with a completely unreadable look and feel I have finally bowed to pressure and switched my WordPress theme over to something sensible. I’m using the Twenty Eleven theme, which is what the old unreadable theme (known as OldSkool) was based on. This change is as a courtesy to my readers, who I do actually value. :)
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This video is just me testing the operation and recording of my MSO5074 scope and my signal generator.
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EXAR XR2206 Signal Generator notes |
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Just preparing my lab cameras. This video is a bit sketchy because I made some mistakes during recording. But it is what it is. Hi! :)
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Logitech Brio USB Camera |
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The default toolbar links which ship with Chromium on Debian are:
Hell yeah! ChatGPT Shared Links FAQ. I see many links in your future.
Note to self: the default links provided by Firefox after install are:
Just re-enjoying this old chestnut: Falsehoods programmers believe about programming.
I found myself reminiscing about my implementation of Blowfish today. It earned me the great honour of being listed on Bruce Schneier’s web page. My implementation made Blowfish compatible across 32-bit signed ints, 64-bit signed ints, and 64-bit floats. I wrote this code coming up on 12 years ago… how time flies.
I just found him but I’m a big fan of Bret Victor.
So it turns out when they’re talking about the AT Protocol (the Authenticated Transfer Protocol) they are *not* talking about the Hayes AT command set. Just FYI for any old timers around here. :)