My good friend Dubz shouted me another round of Silicon Chip books as can be seen here. I now own all the books which have been marked and I’ve pretty much purchased everything that was left.
Final round of Silicon Chip books
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Chromium bug fixed!
For the past month or so I’ve had this intermittent problem where chromium would start crashing and would keep crashing every time I tried to start it until I rebooted.
Today I ran chromium under strace and straightaway discovered that it was trying to use shared memory in /dev/shm and it couldn’t because there was no space left.
There was no space left because I had PHP’s xdebug writing dump files there. I’ve just disabled xdebug while I’m not using it and after clearing out its old files I can now run chromium again.
I added a note about this to my debugging notes for in case this or something like it happens to me again.
Humble Bundles
There are a couple of decent looking ebook bundles available via Humble Bundle at the moment:
Christmas Day
A humble Christmas lunch with Mum & Dad and my brother. The big party is on Boxing Day, tomorrow.
It’s Christmas time
Well, you know who your friends are in life. They’re the people who invite you over for drinks on Christmas day. <3
State of the lab
Thought today was snapshot worthy. Here is my lab as it stands at the end of 2023:
And this is what my lab looked like two years ago, when it began:
Bosch Accessories 91-Piece V-Line Titanium Drill Bit and Screwdriver Bit Set with Ratcheting Screwdriver (For Wood, Masonry, and Metal)
Picked up some drill bits from Amazon for AU$30: Bosch Accessories 91-Piece V-Line Titanium Drill Bit and Screwdriver Bit Set with Ratcheting Screwdriver (For Wood, Masonry, and Metal).
Interlude #3: Demo Of The New Studio Cameras – Now In 4K! | In The Lab With Jay Jay
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Silly Job Title: Charge Charmer
Old Book: Vest Pocket Guide To Electrical Testing And Troubleshooting by John E. Traister published 1987 with 130 pages.
Today is just a quick video to demo my new camera setup made possible by my new studio workstation ‘verve‘.
In the video I demo the new mat/bench camera which supports various zoom levels. Then I demo the iPod touch camera for showing some of the bench equipment. Then I demo the HDMI system which supports two microscopes, the MSO5074 oscilloscope, and the AV switch which usually would show the Xbox among other things (but I couldn’t get the Xbox to work in this video, drats). Finally I demo the thermal cam.
Sorry for the dodgy audio in this video. I will try to make sure that doesn’t happen in future videos.
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New computer ‘verve’ installed
My new computer ‘verve‘ has been installed. You can see it driving its two monitors. So far so good. Up next: I install OBS Studio and see which of my cameras work. Fingers crossed!
Cabling for ‘verve’ is done
Cables for ‘verve‘ are all in. Just gonna do one boot to make sure it’s all working and then I will put the new tower in its place (to its left, on the right of the bench).
