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I use C++, Rust and Typescript to write domain specific languages and graphics software.
Hobbies include casting, archery, baking, gardening, tabletop RPGs, self hosting, and all aspects of fermentation.
I periodically delete my old toots.
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Show threadchmod777Mar 11, 2021
@SethBrown
Nobody has time for a wall of text. The absolute longest email I've sent in the last year was 10 sentences or so and that was too long. Just be as concise as possible
chmod777Mar 10, 2021
@joerebelloharley
I havent gotten mine yet but I think I'm going to use it with a compute module to make a switch light style handheld. pico for the controller, cm4 for everything else.
Show threadchmod777Mar 10, 2021
Just about finished designing it now. I think its laid out good enough just for testing. I'll be a lot more careful in the final version when I'm actually designing a case for it.
More buttons on the back.
chmod777Mar 10, 2021
@GI_Jack
Let's add some happy little trees. This is our world with it we can do anything.
chmod777Mar 10, 2021

Almost finished designing a gamepad carrier board for the pi pico. Soo many improvements from my first one there would be too many to list them all. Its still just a prototype though.

* More buttons! 22 in total.
* hookups for switch joysticks.
* I think I should be able to use the state machines on the pico to poll the button matrix.

My end goal will be to make a handheld based on the pi compute module 4 but I'm starting small just making sure the software/hw of the controller will work.

chmod777Mar 10, 2021
@s31bz
For starters if they can improve the efficiency of their cards they can lessen the impact they have on the environment.
Show threadchmod777Mar 9, 2021
@aral
I swear I come across an instance like that every other day.
Show threadchmod777Mar 9, 2021
@rhode
@BrodieOnLinux
I'm not that much of a vet(only 8 years). Yeah I'm not sure what I saw in Arch. I'm much more about things just working these days. I won't use my laptop/desktop for weeks which is a dangerous game on Arch. Plus if I want to get dirty with configs nothing is stopping me other than I don't want to.
Also usually a new hdd/ssd is involved when I have changed distros.
Show threadchmod777Mar 9, 2021

@rhode
@BrodieOnLinux

I'm really curious why people do it. I switched 4 times in my life all but one had a good reason behind it. Ubuntu to Arch to Mint to Solus to PopOS.

* Arch has the AUR
* Arch broke on an update
* Solus was hyped
* Solus was/is missing way to many packages

Sure I tried some out when I wanted to switch but that was all in a VM.

Show threadchmod777Mar 9, 2021
@robots
Ah. AP calc was the only class I ever used a graphing calculator. Can't believe they are 200 dollars now. Well you can probably sell it in a couple months