James @baldengineer@qoto.org

@mmu_man This is why I am a hardware person. :)

@mmu_man It’s still better than a bitmap. At least things are properly searchable.

KiCad 7's PDF plotting is pretty awesome... depending on the reader you use.

https://youtube.com/shorts/cFADI3C2Olw?feature=share

Live on YT working on an Apple IIe Schematic in KiCad... come say hi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5LZrmN_rEA

@robryk Script, no. It wouldn't make sense posted as-is. Plus, it really helps to see the waveforms live.

There is a summary at this link. But I did not write it and am not really a fan of it.

https://community.element14.com/challenges-projects/element14-presents/workbenchwednesdays/w/documents/28318/workbench-wednesdays-78-how-to-avoid-oscilloscope-aliasing-pitfalls-for-accurate-measurements

Early in my career, a technical mentor revealed two myths about the Nyquist theorem. I cover them both in this video.

https://youtu.be/UHwyHcvvem0

@mmu_man To clarify, it's from MH-EDU Electronics (in Turkey). aka, not mine, I just wrote about it on Hackster.

Pick your PIC with this Uno-compatible dev board: https://bald.ee/zwmnf7

@Workshopshed Sounds like a great idea, in theory. Or when everything is AI generated.

macOS users could tag, search, smart folder like this for over a decade. No one does.

@mmu_man 15 years ago, the generation before me would use a camera to send a PC screenshot (via email.)

Today, that's what the generation behind me does too (via Discord).

I'm seeing a growing number of people with programming and PCB design skills who do not understand how file paths work.

And this concerns me.

@joeycastillo I'm often surprised how the simple thing (blinky) has a massive brickwall in front of it, but then all of the seemingly difficult stuff works out one step at a time.

@geekmomprojects Love the idea of having to find a case that looks like the thing I need my glasses to read.