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@tubetime Oh no! The bits might leak out! To be safe, don't tilt the board on its side.

@whyrl @paul This is not the first LiPo cell I've seen with "Fire" in the name.

The time element is a new addition though.

Thur 9/5 Stream: Second attempt at soldering a blinky board for the CERBERUS 2100 computer. (Modern 6502 + Z80 SBC). youtube.com/live/WNV3RQurbJg

@adistuder Related, TestEquity (a T&M rental house) signed them in September 2022.

I don't think there is a direct connection. But I find it interesting that announcement is missing from the news posts before going quiet.

Well. I should have listened to chat. The correct answer was to just do it in the RP2040's PIO. 18 lines of code and two cups of coffee later ...

C-side keeps increasing the delay between Clock "In" and Clock "Out"

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Since #ParamountPlus makes it impossible to get a screenshot, I went ahead and mocked this up in honor of Gabriel Bell. #startrek #ds9 #bellriots

Here's looking forward to a day when the United States finally faces its ongoing humanitarian crises.

Thur 8/29 Stream: Attempting to program this (hopefully) clever clock delay circuit. It'll be used in my state mode logic analyzer project. Twitch or:
youtube.com/live/KlQh8Rn1QOA

🌦️Data from the garden, thanks to Bald SENSE and MacroFab's turnkey PCB assembly platform. Dive into my latest video to see DIY vs. Turnkey and my turn-on process.

youtube.com/watch?v=cIrElRTOhc

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As Raspberry Pi 5 broke pigpio, I implemented bit-banged UART RX in Python using gpiod:
gist.github.com/astuder/c319cf

My application runs at very pedestrian speeds (4800bps), but I'm still shocked this works reliably, even when the Pi is under load. Haven't tried faster speeds yet. #RaspberryPi

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Thur 8/22 Stream: Let's do some RP2350 design. I want to upgrade my state-mode logic analyzer. Come say hi.

youtube.com/live/SnUesxjJU-k

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I definitely feet the mental stress when I realize I could have accomplished more.

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@gsuberland Polymers do not have an electrolyte. The polymer replaced it.

PEDOT is typically used. It oxidizes at high temperatures (which increases its ESR.)

While PEDOT caps have a wear-out mechanism, they differ from traditional wet electrolyte-based caps.

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A resistor was also trying to make a run for it, but came to its senses.

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Pico 2 pinout now documents HSTX pins and - thanks to cfp of PicoScratch - documents the test points - pico2.pinout.xyz

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