Karolis Stasaitis

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I don't understand how to this day iOS still produces seemingly random casing for HEIC file extensions. The two images show were taking roughly at the same time and transferred via airdrop

One surprising function of nix/nixpkgs that I often use is having the option to easily generate darwin app bundles out of things that normally wouldn't be.

I packaged a wine-wrapped bgb (the gameboy emulator), created a desktop entry for it, and then a darwin app bundle out of it. Now I can easily fire it up with Alfred just like any other macos app.

It finally arrived!

Got all the parts and built up my https://github.com/CoretechR/OMOTE.

Can’t wait to configure it and eventually replace all the remotes that we have accumulated!

GitHub - CoretechR/OMOTE: Open Source Remote Using ESP32 and LVGL

Open Source Remote Using ESP32 and LVGL. Contribute to CoretechR/OMOTE development by creating an account on GitHub.

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I finally have this beautiful gadget in hand. Can’t wait to start playing around with it!
Looks like it’s going to be a fun weekend!

I used the last weekend to make a rack-mountable enclosure for the ARRIS/Vodafone TG3442DE cable modem.

I was frustrated how high and out of reach it was on my shelf and how inconvenient it was to get to its ports and power switch. I wanted to bring it down, but I had no space for it because the original case it comes with is slightly larger than 1U...

This new enclosure (or should I call it faceplate, lol), hides the indicator lights away, but it solves all of the other problems!

I made progress on my custom firmware for the nuphy air60!

I setup a sdcc-based toolchain and produced working firmware that initializes all the base peripherals: sys-clock, watchdog, ldo, uart.

This allows me to run my own code and jump back into the ISP bootloader making it a fairly ergonomic dev setup.

Read more: https://carlossless.io/nuphy-air-60-part-2/
Code: https://github.com/carlossless/sh68f90a-experiments

carlossless - Hacking the NuPhy Air60 keyboard: part 2

Working custom firmware!

I've been using Sensepeeks PCBite holders for a while and they are pretty neat, but I just got the Omnifixo M4 and it's an improvement in pretty much every way.

I can see it becoming my daily driver for all my small projects. https://omnifixo.com/

Omnifixo - Makers Third Hand

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Today I took a look at the hardware powering the NuPhy Air65 keyboard.

After disassembling it I found this BYK916 microcontroller, which has very little info about it available online, other than it's (probably) a relabeled SinoWealth SH68F90

Pin connections seem to match the part in the datasheet, and the JTAG header is freely exposed, though I don't have anything to interface with it...

Fortunately, someone made a bit-banged firmware dumper for ATMega328 based Arduinos - https://github.com/gashtaan/sinowealth-8051-dumper

Time to get my first Arduino Nano 😂

GitHub - gashtaan/sinowealth-8051-dumper: Flash memory dumper for 8051-based SinoWealth MCUs

Flash memory dumper for 8051-based SinoWealth MCUs - GitHub - gashtaan/sinowealth-8051-dumper: Flash memory dumper for 8051-based SinoWealth MCUs

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