#VirtualBoy fixed \o/
More OpenSCAD playing
Playing with @openscad and @ParallaxInc & @Nur…
Playing with @openscad and @ParallaxInc & @NurveNetworks Prop C3 for a laser cuted case, it needed just a few hours https://t.co/FL7czSadk3
Repair done! #oric #atmos #apple2 #capacitors #rec…
I have a doubt there..Top 4uF 25V 85° NPBottom 4…
I have a doubt there..
Top 4uF 25V 85° NP
Bottom 4.7uF 63V 105° NP
Hum #capacitors https://t.co/2H2omAcKbg
30 years of #capacitors evolution https://t.co/2K8…
30 years of #capacitors evolution https://t.co/2K8eyICWV4
Thing of a beauty! #OricMouse (cc @oshpark) https:…
Thing of a beauty! #OricMouse (cc @oshpark) https://t.co/Zsmp60NSk7
A new generation of Framebuffer library!
Yep you read the title correctly!
Long time ago, I was eager against the linux Frame buffer and the fact that it’s always complex to do some quick test on a framebuffer, especially on Embedded Devices (EDs), where you generally don’t have a compiler on it, and testing need a Big Fat PC (BFP) on the left (or right) side of your embedded device (Ok I know some people may want to put the BFP in front or behind the ED, but that’s basically a really wrong thing to do, and you The Gods will kill dozen of kitten, puppies, spiders and bunnies if you do that!!!!!!! You can’t says I haven’t warned you!) and testing the Framebuffer is really really borring if you have to do it this way.