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Nagios - Economy version!
A Node-RED flow that iterates through an array of endpoint data and runs it through a ping check, with the output on a Dashboard 2 page.
Anyone know of a collection of "interesting" little code chunks or algorithms for exercising compiler code generation, optimization, etc?
Ideally stuff that's not too big (worst case a few functions, 100-200 lines of code or so), and has interesting code-flow properties, uses more than a handful of registers, does something computationally meaningful, does not depend on IO, (standard) library code, etc.
Source in C/Go/Rust style languages a bonus.
Maybe Apache Guacamole
Posting a comment about Gate Array Logic ICs (GALs) has just reminded me of a time a couple of years back when I received a bad batch of said devices ('New old stock'), and the supplier wanted a quick video of me running tests on a couple of chips, so I duly made a recording and sent it to them.
Naturally, I kept a copy of the test video...and that's how I had to show my wife and explain the contents of a folder on the home server called BADGALS.
@diyelectromusic Ambitious!
Now GALs, maybe!?
BBC reporter interviewing a space scientist about the Artemis mission:
"...then the crew will be at the Lunar observation window - what's that for?"