--- Log opened Sun Sep 01 00:00:14 2019
2019-09-01T00:00:42 < Cracki> shoulda made him an amazon button that joins, speaks, and leaves
2019-09-01T00:00:48 < srk> sounded like fun at the time, we were in the basement with thick cieling and walls, he was just a bit too sensitive :)
2019-09-01T00:01:14 < Cracki> let me tell you how bass frequencies can travel through solid concrete
2019-09-01T00:01:22 < srk> yet we found a compromise but he started to play unfair by calling cops first :)
2019-09-01T00:01:41 < srk> I know, maybe he was just sleeping on top of our sub
2019-09-01T00:02:01 < srk> (instead of complaining politely)
2019-09-01T00:02:04 < Cracki> all I hear and feel from them is the bass. everything above a few hundred hertz just disappears quickly in air or the brickwork
2019-09-01T00:02:23 < Cracki> let me tell you about cops
2019-09-01T00:03:06 < Cracki> I asked the fucker downstairs once very politely, at 1am midweek, to tone it down. he got aggressive and continued.
2019-09-01T00:03:31 < srk> well yeah, that's a different story
2019-09-01T00:04:54 < Cracki> the one hackerspace I checked out once was in a really old industrial building. down the corridor were some artists, apparently living there even tho zoning says it's illegal. they complain about the noise at night.
2019-09-01T00:05:05 < Cracki> I see why they would, but they can't call the cops
2019-09-01T00:05:28 < srk> well it's a problem to find a good place in the city
2019-09-01T00:05:52 < srk> city was aware about noise issues and decided to do shit about that
2019-09-01T00:06:28 < Cracki> damn, can't find any place that sells wasp or hornet nests
2019-09-01T00:06:37 < Cracki> (apart from empty and fake ones)
2019-09-01T00:06:58 < srk> we eventually moved into commercial space where noise is not an issue anymore but the rent is way too high for non-profit space and its turning the hackerspace into cowork/sweatshop shite
2019-09-01T00:07:39 < Cracki> I'd rather have a productive space than a space that lets hobos shower there regularly
2019-09-01T00:08:09 < srk> it's way more complicated ;)
2019-09-01T00:08:12 < Cracki> I'd advise any space to NOT have a shower
2019-09-01T00:08:17 < Cracki> only a water hose
2019-09-01T00:09:10 < srk> ever visited a squat?
2019-09-01T00:09:12 < Cracki> anyway, spaces attract people that exploit them. I'd rather use work facilities for such stuff.
2019-09-01T00:09:35 < Cracki> the only reason for me to visit a squat would be to evict the inhabitants
2019-09-01T00:10:24 < srk> yeah, ppl who try to exploit a hackerspace, that's one of our main problems I would say
2019-09-01T00:11:18 < Cracki> cz ic
2019-09-01T00:11:21 < Cracki> haskell on mcu
2019-09-01T00:11:23 < karlp> catphish: that's what windex and wvalue are for, the interfeace/index parameter
2019-09-01T00:12:46 < srk> I've visited a squat in Vienna and the shared spaces and kitchen were much cleaner than our space looks most of the time. it also had a cool garden with bar 
2019-09-01T00:13:41 < Cracki> i really wonder how squats work... the structure and discipline should be foreign to the inhabitants
2019-09-01T00:13:42 < srk> different culture, doesn't attract greedy fucks and they actually care about their surroundings, culture, other ppl :)
2019-09-01T00:14:10 < Cracki> I think the larger, in number of people, a "space" becomes the harder it gets to coordinate.
2019-09-01T00:14:26 < Cracki> people actually live in a squat, so that limits the number of people naturally.
2019-09-01T00:14:26 < srk> yes
2019-09-01T00:14:43 < Cracki> a space has a lot more but "smaller" interests, so the most obnoxious ones win
2019-09-01T00:15:33 < srk> our space started as a small one with lots of anarchists, now it turned into totally different thing which actually needs rules to work
2019-09-01T00:15:55 < emeb> New toys in the mail today: https://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/0.html?spm=a2g0s.9042647.0.0.7d5f4c4dnNX3AY&orderId=104993734489571&productId=33044331902
2019-09-01T00:16:06 < Cracki> my sense of fairness is difficult to express.
2019-09-01T00:16:07 < srk> but some dick ppl have troubles with respecting even the written ones
2019-09-01T00:16:14 < Steffanx> that page is dead emeb?
2019-09-01T00:16:15 < Cracki> kick out then
2019-09-01T00:16:20 < Cracki> unless the rules are shit
2019-09-01T00:16:37 < srk> we wil remind them politely first
2019-09-01T00:16:40 < Cracki> rules must be debatable
2019-09-01T00:16:44 < srk> of course
2019-09-01T00:16:52 < BrainDamage> a good rule is one that you're implicitly compliant by acting as a reasonable individual
2019-09-01T00:16:53 < Cracki> "because I say so" is the most infuriating bullshit ever
2019-09-01T00:17:05 < emeb> Steffanx: try this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33044331902.html?spm=a2g0s.12269583.0.0.5f956730Y4Uttq
2019-09-01T00:17:17 < BrainDamage> 2nd link works
2019-09-01T00:17:21 < Steffanx> better
2019-09-01T00:17:37 < emeb> basically an F401 "Blue Pill"
2019-09-01T00:17:41 < emeb> w/ USB-C
2019-09-01T00:17:48 < Cracki> cute, F4 on a gumstick
2019-09-01T00:17:54 < emeb> yup
2019-09-01T00:17:57 < Cracki> look for robotdyn, they have F303CC on a gumstick
2019-09-01T00:18:13 < Cracki> price's maybe 10% more
2019-09-01T00:18:58 < emeb> Plugged in. USB DFU bootloader works fine.
2019-09-01T00:19:13 < Cracki> ah! f401 does 84 mhz
2019-09-01T00:19:24 < emeb> Yes. A bit faster than F303
2019-09-01T00:19:26 < srk> BrainDamage: well we've had to establish a rule to ask before smoking in presence of othe people and it feels kind-of redundant as most reasonable ppl don't need such reminders
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2019-09-01T00:20:02 < Cracki> boss wonders how much better an F303 will be compared to an atmega88... hahaha I could have done some magic on the atmega, if it had more than 8k flash
2019-09-01T00:20:56 < Cracki> smoking indoors? I would have banned that already
2019-09-01T00:21:53 < Cracki> implication is that weed smokers are discouraged too
2019-09-01T00:22:10 < Cracki> in a space with tools, intoxication can be dangerous
2019-09-01T00:22:22 < Cracki> I'd apply the same rule to alcohol above beer too
2019-09-01T00:22:42 < srk> yeah, we were weed smokers mostly but some ppl need to put shitload of tobacco into their joints as well
2019-09-01T00:22:51 < Cracki> in that space I used to visit they had a few heavy drinkers, i.e. needing 40+% stuff regularly
2019-09-01T00:23:02 < Cracki> ban tobacco then :P
2019-09-01T00:23:43 < srk> yep, you need to be reasonable and not use CNCs or lathes when intoxicated, that's obvious for most ppl but one accident and all goes to shit
2019-09-01T00:23:45 < Cracki> once these idiots drank and there was a "sword" (metal bar ground "sharp" with a wooden handle) and the one wanted to chop the other dude
2019-09-01T00:23:56 < srk> aww
2019-09-01T00:23:58 < Cracki> I hear there was some blood, but not enough to splatter
2019-09-01T00:24:02 < srk> lovely
2019-09-01T00:24:03 < Cracki> I would have LOVED to see that
2019-09-01T00:24:12 < srk> related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_belts_of_Europe
2019-09-01T00:24:12 < Cracki> particualrly because both were jerks
2019-09-01T00:24:17 < srk> :D:D
2019-09-01T00:25:16 < Cracki> these weirdos were definitely in the vodka category, although pretty damn close to france
2019-09-01T00:25:58 < Cracki> accident implies using these tools but being too intoxicated to do it right
2019-09-01T00:26:22 < Cracki> THEY were stumbling drunk and could have simply walked into the tool rack
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2019-09-01T00:28:03 < srk> well, natural selection :)
2019-09-01T00:28:04 < Cracki> I'm perving the pics on your wiki. what you guys need is some drywalls to partition that space
2019-09-01T00:28:12 < Cracki> indeed
2019-09-01T00:28:51 < srk> yes, if we manage to pay the stupid high rent we might get to that
2019-09-01T00:29:43 < Cracki> from our student council moving I learned that equally partitioned levels suck. before we had a large room for assemblies and smaller ones for work. now we have no choice.
2019-09-01T00:29:51 < Cracki> turn it into a strip club
2019-09-01T00:30:03 < Cracki> I'm sure some of you are sellable
2019-09-01T00:30:20 < Cracki> or maybe beef up on the makerspace side of things
2019-09-01T00:30:42 < srk> I'm joking we need to fix the sound system and add temporary meth lab 
2019-09-01T00:30:45 < Cracki> a whole rack of 3d printers. you almost literally print money.
2019-09-01T00:30:55 < Cracki> meth lab sounds good
2019-09-01T00:30:58 < srk> few parties and its solved
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2019-09-01T00:32:10 < Cracki> >math workshop
2019-09-01T00:32:17 < Cracki> that's a good idea actually
2019-09-01T00:34:30 < Cracki> nice neighborhood. I like these houses' facades. only shit where I live.
2019-09-01T00:35:05 < Cracki> *cries* you have trams too
2019-09-01T00:36:04 < srk> yep, was good. we also had few for kicad, openscad.. there are lockpicking workshops running now. I've did some workshops on git & nixos, wanted to do haskell and embedded recently but now I'm bit disgusted by some non-reasonable individuals :)
2019-09-01T00:36:37 < Cracki> how unreasonable are they
2019-09-01T00:37:02 < catphish> karlp: my understanding is that the definition of windex is dependent on the value of bRequest, but the values of bRequest are dependent on the class, but the class varied between interfaces, so how is one supposed to resolve it?
2019-09-01T00:37:03 < srk> trams are cool :D pity there's shitty cycling infra
2019-09-01T00:37:29 < Cracki> topography looks cyclable
2019-09-01T00:37:52 < srk> we will see in the upcoming days/weeks as we step-up the game
2019-09-01T00:40:20 < catphish> karlp: it's the order of resolution that bothers me, the definition of windex is specified in the class documentation, but how do i know what class is being addressed until i know the interface?
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2019-09-01T00:46:08 < karlp> what?
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2019-09-01T00:46:15 < karlp> I think you're overthinking it.
2019-09-01T00:49:40 < catphish> karlp: i am thinking it as much as possible
2019-09-01T00:49:58 < catphish> but i need an order to process things
2019-09-01T00:50:34 < karlp> so look at request type.
2019-09-01T00:50:39 < karlp> it's onyl a class request if it says it is.
2019-09-01T00:51:06 < catphish> first i look at bmRequestType, this tells me it's a class request
2019-09-01T00:51:22 < karlp> then you look at request.
2019-09-01T00:51:31 < karlp> then that says how you interpret windex/wvalue.
2019-09-01T00:51:43 < karlp> and if you should bne expecting data or not.
2019-09-01T00:52:00 < catphish> then i look at bRequest, but... the values of bRequest are  defines according to the class specification, how do i know what class is relevent?
2019-09-01T00:52:39 < catphish> how do i know if bRequest is according to CDC, or mass storage?
2019-09-01T00:52:56 < Thorn> catphish: class is specified in your device or interface descriptor
2019-09-01T00:53:47 < catphish> Thorn: right, but how do i know which interface the reuest refers to?
2019-09-01T00:54:29 < catphish> assuming i have a CDC and a mass storage interface, how do i know which one the request refers to?
2019-09-01T00:57:08 < Thorn> catphish: wIndex in the setup packet will be set to your interface # iirc
2019-09-01T00:59:22 < catphish> Thorn: that's my understanding too, but afaict the meaning of wIndex is defined only according to the value of bRequest, not globally
2019-09-01T01:00:27 < karlp> yes, but they'll overlap.
2019-09-01T01:00:35 < karlp> "this won't be a problem"
2019-09-01T01:00:45 < Thorn> if bmRT is CLASS | INTERFACE then (1) wIndex is the interface # and (2) bmRequest is decoded according to the relevant class spec, correct me if I'm wrong
2019-09-01T01:00:46 < catphish> perhaps it's the case, that in ALL setup packets, wIndex refers to the interfaace number, but that assumption hurts my brain
2019-09-01T01:00:49 < karlp> if you compare them all you can see the same thing used in the same way, across different request types.
2019-09-01T01:00:59 < karlp> it's not an assumption, it's documentation....
2019-09-01T01:01:11 < Thorn> catphish: no, only if the INTERFACE bit is set in bmRT
2019-09-01T01:01:29 < catphish> if that's specified somewhere, i'm happy
2019-09-01T01:01:40 < karlp> you're dealing iwth classes, they're documented.
2019-09-01T01:02:47 < Thorn> everyone's favorite businessman shopping for commerical real estate in Manhattan, live on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsPnnE0AwAI
2019-09-01T01:03:20 < catphish> if it's the case that when bmRequestType specifies a class interface, then wIndex *always* specifies the interface ID, then i'm happy
2019-09-01T01:03:41 < karlp> all the standard interface and endpoint requests use windex for interface/endpoint
2019-09-01T01:04:15 < karlp> you can then look into the classes you care about, and see if they decided to break that, just to fuck with you, or whether they were sane.
2019-09-01T01:04:26 < catphish> karlp: if that's the case, then i'll make that assumption, but doesn't this seem very barkwards?
2019-09-01T01:04:34 < karlp> no?
2019-09-01T01:04:58 < karlp> I meanb, you get 4 bytes wiuth all you need... and then optionally "data" for stuff.
2019-09-01T01:05:29 < catphish> the point is that i don't know the class until i read wIndex, but the meaning of wIndex is defined by the class
2019-09-01T01:06:03 < Thorn> "The wIndex field is often used in requests to specify an endpoint or an interface." usb20.pdf section 9.3.4
2019-09-01T01:06:13 < catphish> "often"
2019-09-01T01:06:16 < karlp> yes, but your class is not going to do anything dumb just to break you.
2019-09-01T01:06:32 < karlp> "this isn't a problem"
2019-09-01T01:06:38 < catphish> why would anyone design it this way :(
2019-09-01T01:06:52 < Thorn> lol >asking that question about USB
2019-09-01T01:07:07 < karlp> catphish:so what would you have changed then?
2019-09-01T01:07:37 < catphish> i'll assume then that wIndex specifies the interface ID in all cases
2019-09-01T01:07:42 < karlp> no. it doesn'ðt
2019-09-01T01:07:49 < karlp> it does for _interface_ requests
2019-09-01T01:08:03 < catphish> sorry, yes, i meant all interface requests
2019-09-01T01:08:10 < karlp> in all standard requests, and probably all class ones you care about.
2019-09-01T01:08:21 < karlp> and you can go and look at the class docs for the two you care abou tand cheackk, easily.
2019-09-01T01:08:34 < karlp> and you only even have to do that check, if you're doing composite devices.
2019-09-01T01:08:59 < karlp> and given that people hve been rolling composite device sfor years, you can pretty much rely on "this isn't a problem except in my mind"
2019-09-01T01:09:14 < catphish> "so what would you have changed then?" << i'd add an explicit byte to specify the interface or endpoint id after bmRequestType
2019-09-01T01:09:45 < karlp> so you want to waste shit then :)
2019-09-01T01:09:57 < karlp> that byte is called windex ;)
2019-09-01T01:10:21 < catphish> but the meaning of windex is class specific :(
2019-09-01T01:10:27 < catphish> it's circualr
2019-09-01T01:10:29  * karlp sighs
2019-09-01T01:10:40 < karlp> find me a class that breaks, and then I'll care.
2019-09-01T01:11:15 < karlp> the classes basicalyl got told, "here's some stuff, you really should keep the same style as the standard"
2019-09-01T01:11:20 < catphish> i realise now that every class defines bindex to be the interface id, but that's a horrible assumptio
2019-09-01T01:11:22 < catphish> n
2019-09-01T01:11:45 < karlp> I mean, in _Ötheory_ the classes could define new requests that clash with the standard ones too, but they _don't_ because that would be _dumb_
2019-09-01T01:12:09 < catphish> that's not how protocol encapsulatuon is supposed to work :'(
2019-09-01T01:12:36 < karlp> go cry to your cs professor and stop working in the real world?
2019-09-01T01:13:00 < Thorn> oh look
2019-09-01T01:13:01 < karlp> dont' think of classes as encapsulation, but more "let's not put all the pages of the document in the same document"
2019-09-01T01:13:03 < Thorn> Requests may be directed to the device, an interface on the device, or a specific endpoint on a device. This
2019-09-01T01:13:03 < Thorn> field also specifies the intended recipient of the request. When an interface or endpoint is specified, the
2019-09-01T01:13:04 < Thorn> wIndex field identifies the interface or endpoint.
2019-09-01T01:13:20 < Thorn> authoritative enough?
2019-09-01T01:13:28 < catphish> but how could something so dumb pass so many major vendors approval
2019-09-01T01:13:46 < karlp> because it's actually not a problem, just in your head? I can say it again if you like :)
2019-09-01T01:13:54 < Thorn> I assume "When an interface or endpoint is specified" refers to bits in bmRT
2019-09-01T01:14:04 < catphish> Thorn: actually yes, where is that?
2019-09-01T01:14:22 < Thorn> usb 2.0 9.3.1
2019-09-01T01:14:59 < catphish> Thorn: if that's a requirement, that changes everything :)
2019-09-01T01:15:33 < karlp> you didnt' even read it first? you just decided it was broken and complained?
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2019-09-01T01:15:46 < Thorn> yeah "this field" is bmRequestType according to the title of the section
2019-09-01T01:16:24 < catphish> karlp: yep
2019-09-01T01:17:21 < Thorn> catphish is an anti-USB SJW
2019-09-01T01:17:37 < karlp> catphish: np :) at least it's progress :)
2019-09-01T01:17:52 < catphish> karlp: i'm working according to a variety of tutorals, actually the official specs are much more useful, and while i'm looking at the class specs, i haben't looked at the central USB spec
2019-09-01T01:18:19 < karlp> ahh.
2019-09-01T01:18:30 < Cracki> usb.org/documents is certainly a lot of stuff
2019-09-01T01:18:56 < Cracki> those plaintext-looking fields are actually comboboxes
2019-09-01T01:18:59 < catphish> there's a lot of information, and the official specs don't have the best google-fu
2019-09-01T01:19:40 < Cracki> https://www.usb.org/document-library/usb-20-specification
2019-09-01T01:19:41 < catphish> but when i do find the official specs, the information seems superiot
2019-09-01T01:19:46 < catphish> *superior
2019-09-01T01:21:06 < catphish> anyway, that's ideal, knowing that i have a sane order to parse packets, bmRequestType -> wIndex -> bRequest
2019-09-01T01:22:07 < Cracki> their in-page toc isn't hyperlinked. at least the pdf toc is there :P
2019-09-01T01:32:14 < Cracki> mad lad wants to dab on the apple store
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2019-09-01T01:34:26 < Thorn> yeah it's been his wet dream
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2019-09-01T01:36:00 < Cracki> he's climaxing rn
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2019-09-01T01:38:17 < salcedo> here's some raw from ongoing mk-ultra activation in texas
2019-09-01T01:38:18 < salcedo> https://twitter.com/ChadBlue_/status/1167924572970090499
2019-09-01T01:38:26 < salcedo> grab it before account is deleted
2019-09-01T01:40:20 < Cracki> is this a case where we know intimate details within minutes, or a case like the las vegas shooter
2019-09-01T01:40:58 < Thorn> I need some good cheap size 6 nibs, F and M (western)
2019-09-01T01:42:43 < Cracki> lol 42-48k/month
2019-09-01T01:43:13 < Cracki> that's 2k per business day just for rent
2019-09-01T01:55:48 < Laurenceb_> the absolute state of aussies
2019-09-01T01:56:05 < Laurenceb_> >go out in garden
2019-09-01T01:56:22 < Laurenceb_> >aussie neighbours 14 year old daughter is rubbing herself off by window
2019-09-01T01:56:28 < Laurenceb_> chris hanson .jpg
2019-09-01T02:00:12 < Laurenceb_> now the Dorian is staying away from Florida
2019-09-01T02:00:15 < Laurenceb_> make ur mind up
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2019-09-01T02:05:44 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-01T02:06:03 < Cracki> send her a love letter maybe
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2019-09-01T02:24:41 < kakimir> lurencer
2019-09-01T02:35:54 < kakimir> how is uk?
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2019-09-01T02:52:38 < Laurenceb_> kakimir: ok I guess
2019-09-01T02:52:53 < Laurenceb_> today I encountered muslim boy racers
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2019-09-01T03:00:28 < kakimir> it's all running at gigabit now
2019-09-01T03:05:37 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ0MY9XvJfk mayhem at spa f2
2019-09-01T03:20:50 < kakimir> cannot hear my nas
2019-09-01T03:20:55 < kakimir> success
2019-09-01T03:33:27 < Cracki> clipped all the power wires to the fans
2019-09-01T03:34:18 < Cracki> I had this atx psu for room lighting here... I thought it was just the silent type but its fan didn't manage to spin up. when I gave it a little push it whined unbearably
2019-09-01T03:37:41 < mawk> lol
2019-09-01T03:41:39 < Cracki> I honestly thought it would run without the fan for the few watts I was asking... another psu I salvaged had 1200 rpm minimum at zero load. it wasn't the silent type.
2019-09-01T03:44:19 < specing> Yes, they just don't want to power down their fans
2019-09-01T03:44:27 < specing> I have such consumer gear as well
2019-09-01T03:44:33 < Cracki> ordered some of these 8-pin 12v power headers you see on dual socket mobos, half of one is  P4 connector. they're said to be good for 7-8 amps per pin, so a P4 is already rated for 192 watts.
2019-09-01T03:46:09 < Cracki> 336 watt for the 8-pin "EPS12V"
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2019-09-01T04:06:28 < Thorn> looks like I'm becoming pretty good at fixing fountain pens
2019-09-01T04:06:52 < Thorn> my new chinese pen is now writing as it's supposed to
2019-09-01T04:09:55 < Cracki> what needed fixing?
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2019-09-01T04:11:09 < Thorn> it was pretty dry, so I enlarged the feed channel with a scalpel, now it's wet, not skipping anymore and is muc hmore smooth as an added bonus
2019-09-01T04:11:53 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvBX7hgr6BE
2019-09-01T04:18:24 < Cracki> amazing
2019-09-01T04:22:21 < Thorn> the pen is cheaper than a replacement nib for my old pen btw
2019-09-01T04:23:26 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ-YhJS2ELE
2019-09-01T04:23:47 < Thorn> (that's not my pen)
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2019-09-01T04:56:37 < Cracki> Temporal Compression Of Speech: An Evaluation  https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/4443890
2019-09-01T04:56:51 < Cracki> so they're evaluating 2.5x compression...
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2019-09-01T04:57:34 < Thorn> is there a clear anough intro to standard speech codecs somewhere?
2019-09-01T04:57:39 < Thorn> but not dumbed down
2019-09-01T04:58:22 < Cracki> I wonder if there's any experiments on shifting phonemes around in frequency, which would need learning these new sounds, but could do 5-10x
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2019-09-01T04:58:56 < Cracki> I'd expect xiph.org to have good writeups
2019-09-01T04:59:06 < Cracki> their writeups on daala etc were quite nice
2019-09-01T04:59:39 < Cracki> they talk about state of the art, all kinds of general approaches in the literature, and their success in applying them
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2019-09-01T05:00:09 < Cracki> they should have articles on opus even tho at most half of it is speech-specific
2019-09-01T05:01:29 < Cracki> maybe you're looking for a lecture series from an EE perspective. our EEs have lectures on audio and video compression, as well as the physics of sound, and the physiological/medical side of things
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2019-09-01T05:05:04 < Thorn> yeah, something to bridge with the DSP part of it
2019-09-01T05:17:10 < Cracki> hah c# can switch on strings. java can do it too since 7? curious
2019-09-01T05:19:58 < Cracki> I'm watching a c# tutorial at 2x speed. it's a noob tutorial, he's at loops. he *hasn't* used the debugger to singlestep through his examples tho. that would be a lot more instructive I think
2019-09-01T05:22:22 < Thorn> why do you mean by switching on things?
2019-09-01T05:22:44 < Cracki> switch (expr) { case somevalue: ...}
2019-09-01T05:23:06 < Cracki> both can do switch (somestr) { case "foo: ... case "bar": ... }
2019-09-01T05:23:15 < Cracki> *"foo"
2019-09-01T05:26:08 < Cracki> for all the common c# books I see reviews trashing the writer's didactic skills. some throw irrelevant details at you, or don't see the value of continually orienting the reader within the subject matter, or order things by class hierarchy rather than importance or prerequisite knowledge, some confuse you with imprecise explanations, ...
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2019-09-01T05:27:51 < Cracki> many books appear to exist because someone wants to have published a book, not because the world needs something explained
2019-09-01T05:31:25 < Cracki> some reviews critique the author's pretentious writing. I noticed that with seminar papers and other reports already. advisors push you to using SHIT style because it looks more "professional", i.e. stuck up
2019-09-01T05:43:23 < con3>  cant seem to remember how but when I have an interrupt callback : EXTI4_15_IRQHandler
2019-09-01T05:43:39 < con3> where multiple interrupts are routed, how do I check which one has been triggered?
2019-09-01T05:43:58 < Cracki> you pressed ctrl+i
2019-09-01T05:44:13 < Cracki> you check by peeking at some register
2019-09-01T05:44:16 < con3> dammit, i did :p
2019-09-01T05:44:25  * con3 starts peeking
2019-09-01T05:44:36 < con3> oh wait, think i remember
2019-09-01T05:44:45 < Cracki> exti prolly means you have to peek at each port, at the right bit for this exti
2019-09-01T05:45:06 < Cracki> each port that is enabled for this exti
2019-09-01T05:46:46 < Cracki> pins [4:15] for whatever port even!
2019-09-01T05:47:31 < Cracki> have an example: https://stm32f4-discovery.net/2014/08/stm32f4-external-interrupts-tutorial/
2019-09-01T05:52:44 < Cracki> with hal: https://simonmartin.ch/resources/stm32/dl/STM32%20Tutorial%2007%20-%20GPIO%20Interrupts%20(EXTI)%20using%20HAL%20(and%20FreeRTOS).pdf
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2019-09-01T05:59:23 < aandrew> heh, psoc6 still has far too little and far too small UDBs
2019-09-01T06:00:21 < aandrew> dual CPU (CM4 and CM0+) and some decent periphs
2019-09-01T06:00:28 < aandrew> but still win32 only dev environment it looks like
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2019-09-01T06:01:43 < con3> thanks Cracki <3
2019-09-01T06:04:52 < aandrew> nope I'm mistaken, ModusToolbox is multiplatform
2019-09-01T06:08:28 < Thorn> windows 7, windows 8.1 and windows 10?
2019-09-01T06:09:00 < dongs> who givs a shit about anything other than windows 10 lol
2019-09-01T06:09:03 < dongs> fuck outta here
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2019-09-01T06:12:56 < con3> aandrew: what os are you runnin?
2019-09-01T06:15:49 < dongs> he's a fucking apple fag
2019-09-01T06:15:56 < dongs> disgusting shit
2019-09-01T06:16:05 < dongs> whats worse, he runs macfag inside esxi ro something
2019-09-01T06:16:13 < dongs> like, actually making an effort to use that trash
2019-09-01T06:24:23 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCN9mQOT3RQ
2019-09-01T06:24:55 < Cracki> is this cats now?
2019-09-01T06:24:59 < Cracki> hm, no
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2019-09-01T06:26:18 < Cracki> lots of string and purring tho
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2019-09-01T06:36:31 < aandrew> yep I am
2019-09-01T06:36:40 < aandrew> actually I haven't virtualized osx
2019-09-01T06:36:53 < aandrew> I have an esxi box for my win32/linux VMs for development when needed
2019-09-01T06:37:05 < aandrew> but software dev/debug is all done in osx on my laptop
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2019-09-01T07:01:12 < dongs> disgusting
2019-09-01T07:07:16 < jadew> check this out, Keysight has 1316 videos on their main channel and they average 200 views per video
2019-09-01T07:07:30 < jadew> I wonder if it's worth it for them
2019-09-01T07:07:36 < dongs> seems like someone's getting paid to wawste time
2019-09-01T07:07:48 < dongs> its worth it for whoever makes and uploads them
2019-09-01T07:11:27 < Cracki> lots of small videos
2019-09-01T07:12:00 < Cracki> most of it may be documentation
2019-09-01T07:12:15 < dongs> maybe their $100k scopes have a y outube player
2019-09-01T07:12:18 < dongs> so when you press help button
2019-09-01T07:12:22 < dongs> it just plays a video
2019-09-01T07:12:36 < jadew> that wouldn't be a bad idea
2019-09-01T07:12:55 < dongs> i find "videos" to be extremely low bandwidth for delivering learning material
2019-09-01T07:13:00 < dongs> i would much rather read it as text
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2019-09-01T07:13:59 < Cracki> stuff like this is just a "look at this feature" and that's fine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpDAgdKCQRo
2019-09-01T07:15:15 < jadew> that's a cool tool
2019-09-01T07:18:02 < Cracki> I hope they also take google maps geometry. I'd hate to engage a drone operator capable of making 3d maps for this
2019-09-01T07:18:28 < jadew> looks like that's what it is
2019-09-01T07:18:30 < Cracki> otoh gmaps might not be accurate enough for what these things do
2019-09-01T07:18:36 < Cracki> video said drone operator
2019-09-01T07:18:41 < Cracki> might be BS
2019-09-01T07:18:58 < jadew> maybe the drone operator got the power readings?
2019-09-01T07:19:10 < jadew> although, that would have to be a very low flying drone
2019-09-01T07:19:24 < jadew> maybe drone tesla?
2019-09-01T07:19:25 < Cracki> perhaps! I'd assumed that their readings were done by a dude walking a meter with gps
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2019-09-01T07:29:58 < englishman> nothing at keysight is worth your time
2019-09-01T07:30:15 < englishman> dongs: lol at keysight having a jewtube player
2019-09-01T07:30:20 < englishman> that junk could never play youtube.
2019-09-01T07:30:24 < englishman> only tek can do that
2019-09-01T07:30:49 < aandrew> damn
2019-09-01T07:31:06 < jadew> englishman, you're a tek fanboy?
2019-09-01T07:31:09 < aandrew> moving to vancouver (maybe perm) and am trying to set up an office there so I don't have to drag so much shit back and forth to ontario
2019-09-01T07:31:19 < englishman> i'm a fan of good value shit that works
2019-09-01T07:31:36 < englishman> buy a keysight dmm with usb? the windows software is AN EXTRA FEE
2019-09-01T07:31:37 < aandrew> so far my amazon cart has like $500 in it (t12 soldering iron, gige switches, usb hubs, bench supply, etc.)
2019-09-01T07:32:00 < englishman> oh fuck are you moving to no fun couver
2019-09-01T07:32:09 < aandrew> I'm shipping my tek scope, logic analyzer, meter and 3d printer as they're all too expensive to buy there
2019-09-01T07:32:48 < aandrew> englishman: yeah the next year is more or less gonna be split between ontario and bc
2019-09-01T07:32:54 < englishman> damn
2019-09-01T07:33:07 < englishman> i hope you are as rich as a chinaman
2019-09-01T07:33:30 < aandrew> still gotta buy a monitor or two out there, and probably a variety of parts since I won't know what I need utnil I'm out there
2019-09-01T07:33:43 < aandrew> englishman: yeah it's not cheap out there that's for damn sure
2019-09-01T07:34:05 < aandrew> found cheap flights between abbotsford and london though (like $200 per leg)
2019-09-01T07:34:07 < englishman> if you thought ontario taxes were high wait til you see BC
2019-09-01T07:34:08 < aandrew> so that's not bad
2019-09-01T07:34:27 < jadew> you do this often?
2019-09-01T07:34:35 < aandrew> jadew: first time
2019-09-01T07:34:40 < dongs> oh my god opensores is truly aids
2019-09-01T07:34:54 < englishman> 20 is pretty good
2019-09-01T07:34:56 < englishman> 200
2019-09-01T07:34:57 < dongs> wget.exe has been broken for years doing wget -r / -m to grab a bunch of files in a folder
2019-09-01T07:35:00 < dongs> and then
2019-09-01T07:35:03 < dongs> i saw some shit recommending httrack
2019-09-01T07:35:06 < dongs> holy fucking shit
2019-09-01T07:35:17 < dongs> this is the worst fucking peice of shit i have ever seen
2019-09-01T07:35:19 < aandrew> oh my inspection microscope is staying too, so I have a couple clip on magnifiers for a cell phone, that's gonna be pure ass but I'm not risking damaging the microscope trying to go back and forth
2019-09-01T07:35:35 < aandrew> dongs: heh
2019-09-01T07:35:40 < jadew> dongs, httrack is a mature piece of software
2019-09-01T07:35:49 < jadew> *opensource software
2019-09-01T07:36:10 < englishman> i think that the httrack website was written fully in gedit
2019-09-01T07:36:10 < aandrew> motherfuck I have some kind of infection in my eye
2019-09-01T07:36:16 < dongs> i think you misspelled manure
2019-09-01T07:36:35 < englishman> maybe you should clean your microscope eyepiece
2019-09-01T07:37:24 < dongs> judew
2019-09-01T07:37:27 < dongs> it has a max transfer rate
2019-09-01T07:37:32 < dongs> which is a REQUIRED number
2019-09-01T07:37:36 < dongs> and its in BITS/SECOND
2019-09-01T07:37:45 < jadew> lol, I don't think so...
2019-09-01T07:37:48 < dongs> and the entry seems to stop entering after about 250k/sec
2019-09-01T07:37:57 < dongs> judew, i am trying to fucking use it right now
2019-09-01T07:37:57 < jadew> I think I used it recently too, don't remember that
2019-09-01T07:38:09 < dongs> i blanked out max transfer shit and it was going at 24k/sec
2019-09-01T07:38:13 < dongs> i filled it wiht 99999 until it beeped
2019-09-01T07:38:16 < dongs> and its maxing out at 250k
2019-09-01T07:38:17 < jadew> maybe you have the new and improved version
2019-09-01T07:38:19 < dongs> fuck this nigger shit
2019-09-01T07:38:21 < dongs> ill just click links in chrome
2019-09-01T07:38:29 < dongs> opensores garbage
2019-09-01T07:38:30 < Cracki> yeah httrack is 90s software
2019-09-01T07:38:40 < Cracki> and they haven't rewritten it since then
2019-09-01T07:38:49 < jadew> I made an extension for downloading everything
2019-09-01T07:38:55 < dongs> just shift-deleted that shti
2019-09-01T07:40:12 < jadew> found it, let me remember what it does, maybe it's going to help you a little
2019-09-01T07:40:42 < Cracki> just wget it :P maybe curl can do that too but who knows
2019-09-01T07:41:02 < jadew> I think I made this extension to extract the links so I can wget them
2019-09-01T07:41:13 < Cracki> wget can do spidering iirc
2019-09-01T07:41:24 < dongs> it doesnt work on my current shitty vps dont know why
2019-09-01T07:41:27 < dongs> it only downlaods one file and stops
2019-09-01T07:41:27 < dongs> i dont care
2019-09-01T07:41:32 < dongs> ill just click links in chrome
2019-09-01T07:41:34 < dongs> im not in a rush
2019-09-01T07:42:23 < Cracki> -l <max level>
2019-09-01T07:42:33 < dongs> thats not the problem
2019-09-01T07:42:41 < dongs> i am literalyl giving it a crappache "index of" page
2019-09-01T07:42:54 < Cracki> hm
2019-09-01T07:42:54 < dongs> -m -np -nd -c http://nigger.com/crap
2019-09-01T07:43:02 < jadew> http://5.12.176.60/stuff/download_links.zip
2019-09-01T07:43:04 < dongs> it works on all other sites but not this shit and i dont care to figure it out
2019-09-01T07:43:16 < Cracki> maybe it has a robots.txt you have to tell wget to fuck
2019-09-01T07:43:23 < dongs> its my fucking site
2019-09-01T07:43:26 < jadew> you go to extensions, enable developer mode, load unpacked and it adds a small icon
2019-09-01T07:43:34 < jadew> then you can filter out all the links it finds
2019-09-01T07:43:37 < jadew> (with regex)
2019-09-01T07:43:52 < Cracki> wget might get a domain name from the server, and only wanna spider that, but not the plain IP...
2019-09-01T07:43:56 < jadew> and you can either copy them and do a wget or ask chrome to download them all
2019-09-01T07:44:08 < Cracki> nvm he posted something with IP
2019-09-01T07:44:56 < jadew> it's a chrome extension btw
2019-09-01T07:47:30 < jadew> http://5.12.176.60/stuff/download_links.jpg
2019-09-01T07:47:45 < dongs> what does download all do
2019-09-01T07:47:53 < dongs> doesnt chrome have a limit of like 6 downlaods per site
2019-09-01T07:48:10 < jadew> it will try to download them all
2019-09-01T07:48:12 < jadew> but be careful
2019-09-01T07:48:36 < jadew> if you don't have a set folder (and it's set to always ask where) it will ask you for every file for the location
2019-09-01T07:50:16 < jadew> I think it was an example extension, not really sure how much I changed
2019-09-01T07:52:19 < jadew> hmm, probably not much, the coding style is stupid
2019-09-01T07:53:37 < Cracki> I think the 6 downloads limit is a concurrent connections limit really
2019-09-01T07:53:51 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-01T07:53:53 < Cracki> and it might even be enforced by the server, not chrome itself
2019-09-01T07:54:28 < jadew> ok, I didn't write it
2019-09-01T07:54:35 < Cracki> it might queue them up, or it might choke
2019-09-01T07:54:35 < jadew> found the original source
2019-09-01T07:55:06 < jadew> looks like I needed it to navigate to all the links so I added that option
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2019-09-01T08:45:06 < jadew> NSFW, something's wrong: https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1MiMtXnjxK1Rjy0Fnq6yBaFXag/THEFOUND-Fashion-Womens-Sexy-Hot-Red-Teddy-Lingerie-Push-Up-Lace-Babydoll-Leotard-G-String-Sleepwear.jpg
2019-09-01T08:47:05 < Cracki> wrong you say
2019-09-01T08:47:15 < Cracki> those boobs have a shunt?
2019-09-01T08:47:28 < Cracki> can you squeeze them and make the contents flush back and forth?
2019-09-01T08:47:39 < jadew> lol
2019-09-01T08:48:11 < Cracki> ah, looks like inpainting artefact when they removed some rival shop's logo between her knockers
2019-09-01T08:49:03 < jadew> probably, yeah
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2019-09-01T09:11:49 < ThatDamnRanga> If there's one thing that irritates me about mbed... It's the fact they seem to have decided that all objects need FULLINITIALISATION at compile time -_-
2019-09-01T09:12:13 < ThatDamnRanga> Wtf would be the harm in having a default construction and an init function /available/
2019-09-01T09:13:39 < ThatDamnRanga> I don't necessarily want to turn on a peripheral until I've checked that the user wants it enabled...
2019-09-01T09:22:44 < Cracki> can't use RAII but you can still create the instance later and work with pointers
2019-09-01T09:23:16 < Cracki> well you could... assuming they have proper ctors on thsoe things
2019-09-01T09:24:13 < Cracki> nvm, I'm tired. what's the problem? are you sure it can't be solved?
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2019-09-01T09:44:25 < ThatDamnRanga> Eh, I solve it by 'fixing' the library lol
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2019-09-01T09:44:57 < ThatDamnRanga> I just don't like putting things like that on the stack
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2019-09-01T10:46:58 < jadew> fixing the library is the wrong way to go
2019-09-01T10:47:35 < jadew> unless you make a pull request and it gets accepted, but then you have to wait for whoever maintains that project
2019-09-01T10:47:41 < jadew> and if they reject it you're back at square one
2019-09-01T10:49:07 < jadew> the morale of this story is to never contribute to opensource
2019-09-01T10:57:28  * grummund wonders how to go about creating stm32 projects from scratch
2019-09-01T10:57:50 < grummund> like where are you getting gcc linker script and startup code from?
2019-09-01T11:08:45 < srk> you look for 'baremetal' examples 
2019-09-01T11:12:17  * grummund already has a working example but is curious to know what others do
2019-09-01T11:12:47 < srk> I generate all the stuff from cubemx database and svd files
2019-09-01T11:32:25 < dongs> what stuff
2019-09-01T11:37:06 < jpa-> you know, the stuff
2019-09-01T11:42:42 < srk> parts of linker script, startup code (vector table), all the registers
2019-09-01T11:42:43 < srk> stuff :)
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2019-09-01T11:46:26 < grummund> srk: you have scripts to do that or what?
2019-09-01T11:48:41 < srk> yes, whole library :) https://github.com/HaskellEmbedded/data-stm32
2019-09-01T11:49:06 < srk> need to push recent changes .. Your branch is ahead of 'origin/master' by 57 commits. + bunch of new stuff
2019-09-01T11:49:20 < dongs> haskell lol
2019-09-01T11:49:23 < dongs> fucking wank
2019-09-01T11:49:29 < srk> it's similar to rust crates effort https://github.com/stm32-rs/stm32-rs
2019-09-01T11:49:38 < srk> and for old schoolers there's modm-devices
2019-09-01T11:49:46 < srk> https://github.com/modm-io/modm-devices
2019-09-01T11:49:49 < srk> which is C++ :D
2019-09-01T11:49:51 < dongs> why do these faggot languages continue to exist?
2019-09-01T11:50:25 < srk> safety, expressivity, blah blah
2019-09-01T11:56:56 < salcedo> https://www.gofundme.com/f/medical-fund-for-officer-zack-owens
2019-09-01T11:57:01 < salcedo> less than 24 hours almost fully funded
2019-09-01T11:57:12 < dongs> wgho
2019-09-01T11:57:15 < dongs> who
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2019-09-01T11:57:43 < dongs> ah another murican mass shooting
2019-09-01T11:57:46 < salcedo> lol yea
2019-09-01T11:58:07 < salcedo> only in 'murica do cops need gofundme if they got shot in the line of duty
2019-09-01T12:00:23 < salcedo> though $50k. i would have asked for $5M
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2019-09-01T12:00:34 < salcedo> because this dude is gonna be screwed
2019-09-01T12:00:46 < salcedo> $50k will only cover his deductibles on the initial hospital visit rofl
2019-09-01T12:01:09 < salcedo> he's gonna need ongoing treatment for years. possibly forever.
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2019-09-01T12:33:37 < ThatDamnRanga> dongs, the simple answer is 'people want to write code in them'
2019-09-01T12:33:50 < ThatDamnRanga> I mean, Java and PHP still exist right?
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2019-09-01T13:13:42 < irf21k> I stuck in getting clearer picture to understand freertos,semaphore, mutex, message to use in realtime. Do we have any resources to dig in.
2019-09-01T13:15:13 < jpa-> freertos site has plenty
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2019-09-01T13:50:27 < benishor> hmm, anyone managed to have gestures working on a stm32f746 discovery board?
2019-09-01T13:54:21 < Thorn> stm32mp1 disappeared from aliexpress
2019-09-01T13:55:23 < ThatDamnRanga> how does /anything/ disappear from ali
2019-09-01T13:57:29 < Thorn> another example: siglent scopes
2019-09-01T13:58:21 < Thorn> and not just scopes, siglent signal generator that I got from ali has been gone for at least a year
2019-09-01T14:01:12 < Steffanx> The one you hack from 40 to 120mhz?
2019-09-01T14:01:19 < Steffanx> Megahurtz
2019-09-01T14:01:32 < Thorn> yes
2019-09-01T14:02:55 < Thorn> maybe lecroy or whatever brand it was didn't like a cheap OEM version being available
2019-09-01T14:03:04 < ThatDamnRanga> Hmm. I've not looked at those. I'm still eyeing up a Rigol scope
2019-09-01T14:03:23 < ThatDamnRanga> I've been getting away with not having a scope of any kind for like 7 years... Not anymore
2019-09-01T14:04:08 < jadew> Thorn, maybe it wasn't worth it so they removed it?
2019-09-01T14:04:12 < Steffanx> I have one too Thorn. Such lunix hacking
2019-09-01T14:04:25 < jadew> or they couldn't source it anymore because siglent gets more money if they sell directly in Europe?
2019-09-01T14:04:37 < jadew> Steffanx, the hackable siglent?
2019-09-01T14:04:40 < Steffanx> Yes
2019-09-01T14:04:42 < jadew> which one is it? I want one too
2019-09-01T14:06:20 < Steffanx> SDG2042X
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2019-09-01T14:06:43 < jadew> ah, not cheap
2019-09-01T14:07:07 < jadew> I want something I can fry and not care
2019-09-01T14:07:38 < jadew> and 100+ MHz
2019-09-01T14:08:56 < Steffanx> That's why you remove some file from the lunix fs and you change 40 to 120
2019-09-01T14:09:31 < Steffanx> It's some zynq based device. arm cores run lunix
2019-09-01T14:09:47 < Steffanx> Or core. Not sure if multiple cores.
2019-09-01T14:10:32 < Steffanx> Unless they fixed it in the mean time
2019-09-01T14:40:49 < marble_visions> has anyone using the i2c peripheral in master mode on stm32l0 know how i can insert delays between the start condition and the address being sent, and between the address being sent and the first byte read back
2019-09-01T14:41:01 < marble_visions> s/has/does/
2019-09-01T14:43:14 < marble_visions> with the timing register i can modify the clock signal (duty cycle, etc), but i don't see how i can insert a delay between start and address, and between address and first byte
2019-09-01T14:52:13 < englishman> john carmack on joe rogaine
2019-09-01T14:52:37 < englishman> blogging about dongulus and admitting even they have no idea what to do with it besides play beat sabre
2019-09-01T14:53:29 < Steffanx> is joe rogaine that boring shouting yankee youtuber?
2019-09-01T14:54:51 < englishman> I don't think he shouts but whether it's boring depends on who is being interviewed imo
2019-09-01T14:55:08 < englishman> carmack is pretty chatty
2019-09-01T15:00:22 < Steffanx> oh, i had a different guy in mind. Yeah not the shouting yankee
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2019-09-01T17:00:37 < Thorn> DAVE discovers jlcpcb https://twitter.com/eevblog/status/1168145502463881219
2019-09-01T17:02:35 < Thorn> (but not calendar)
2019-09-01T17:05:48 < Steffanx> calendar?
2019-09-01T17:07:38 < Thorn> >31st Sept
2019-09-01T17:08:53 < Steffanx> oh.
2019-09-01T17:10:14 < Steffanx> such twatter
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2019-09-01T17:26:43 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qolmz4FlnZ0 pop musics
2019-09-01T17:28:07 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS_FCbQ-okM
2019-09-01T17:31:09 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOYkG5VMhp8
2019-09-01T17:37:25 < kakimir> are you guise using 1.X or 2.X firmware in your edgerouters?
2019-09-01T17:37:55 < kakimir> thing actually runs debian as underlying OS :o
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2019-09-01T18:09:28 < Steffanx> implying we use edge routers
2019-09-01T18:10:55 < BrainDamage> edgy routers
2019-09-01T18:11:58 < Thorn> I'm getting context ads for indium and zirconium
2019-09-01T18:17:03 < BrainDamage> are you building a nuclear reactor?
2019-09-01T18:17:42 < Thorn> not really
2019-09-01T18:18:21 < Thorn> and anyway they aren't dvertising the actual fun stuff that one would need for that
2019-09-01T18:18:51 < Thorn> any rocket scientists in the audience https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/cxkrtb/detailed_diagram_of_the_raptor_engine_er26_gimbal/
2019-09-01T18:26:40 < englishman> cool
2019-09-01T18:30:08 < mawk> isn't it vyatta shit kakimir ?
2019-09-01T18:30:18 < mawk> even if it's debian you can't tell with the totally broken shell they provide
2019-09-01T18:30:37 < mawk> they map tab to help, and alt-! is for autocompletion, or something
2019-09-01T18:30:55 < mawk> and even if it's over ssh it's like a 1200 bauds terminal and it scrolls for hours when you dare press tab
2019-09-01T18:37:25 < catphish> morning
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2019-09-01T18:53:06 < kakimir> mawk: vyatta?
2019-09-01T18:53:39 < kakimir> idk
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2019-09-01T19:19:24 < Steffanx> ei ei kakimir
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2019-09-01T21:20:48 < jadew> are PT100 sensors supposed to be way off by default?
2019-09-01T21:21:30 < jadew> just measured one from ebay and it was 5.9 degrees out at 0 C
2019-09-01T21:24:20 < Thorn> is it 2 wire? long cable?
2019-09-01T21:24:59 < jadew> not extremely long, so I don't think it accounts for the 2 ohm difference
2019-09-01T21:25:40 < jadew> using 4 wire probes to connect to the wires of the sensor
2019-09-01T21:25:51 < Thorn> well even class B is supposed to be within 0.5°C @ room temp
2019-09-01T21:25:52 < jadew> maybe I should cut one up and measure the wires, so I can remove them from the measurement
2019-09-01T21:26:58 < jadew> gtg, food time
2019-09-01T21:35:04 < jadew> postponed
2019-09-01T21:35:15 < jadew> I don't like these sensors, they have too much thermal mass
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2019-09-01T22:03:31 < Steffanx> you bought em. not me
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2019-09-01T22:12:45 < jadew> I did, yeah
2019-09-01T22:13:10 < jadew> they might be ok for something thick, where you can drill a hole and put them in there
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2019-09-01T22:15:11 < catphish> today's usb question, i'm trying to receive a packet that has a setup part followed by a payload, but i can't work out the correct way to receive both parts, how should this be done on the stm32?
2019-09-01T22:17:26 < catphish> i get an interrupt, and the stm32 has only buffered the first 8 bytes (the setup) packet, the remaining half seems to come in later, do i need to wait for both interrupts?
2019-09-01T22:33:15 < kakimir> Steffanx: why do drives spin up randomly in my NAS?
2019-09-01T22:33:19 < kakimir> nobody is using it
2019-09-01T22:33:31 < kakimir> and all of them.. why always all of them
2019-09-01T22:36:13 < Steffanx> have disks mounted in windows and or lunix?
2019-09-01T22:36:38 < Steffanx> using shares.
2019-09-01T22:37:08 < Steffanx> i recall freenas spins up all disk when there is share activity. but i cannot find the sores of that right now.
2019-09-01T22:37:34 < kakimir> I have them mounted yes
2019-09-01T22:38:15 < kakimir> only one datapool of 2 datapools
2019-09-01T22:52:24 < Cracki> >any time someone logs into the server https://www.ixsystems.com/community/threads/how-to-let-drives-spin-down.26314/
2019-09-01T22:52:52 < Cracki> 5 year old post tho
2019-09-01T22:53:16 < kakimir> it's probs my windowzer
2019-09-01T22:53:22 < kakimir> doing indexing or some shit
2019-09-01T22:53:32 < Cracki> that should be serviceable from cache
2019-09-01T22:53:48 < Cracki> freenas might have improved since 2014
2019-09-01T22:54:25 < kakimir> certainly
2019-09-01T22:54:46 < Cracki> this dude has his "system dataset" in that pool https://www.ixsystems.com/community/threads/drives-accessing-every-few-seconds-when-nas-has-been-idle-for-many-hours.54145/
2019-09-01T22:55:23 < Cracki> >no, "so the disks will go to sleep" is not a good reason.
2019-09-01T22:55:25 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-01T22:56:25 < Cracki> what brain damage makes people say such arrogant things
2019-09-01T22:59:32 < kakimir> I have system dataset on boot drive
2019-09-01T23:00:15 < Cracki> then it's hackers
2019-09-01T23:05:32 < marble_visions> microchip lied, the mcp39f521 does not support proper 400khz operation
2019-09-01T23:05:51 < marble_visions> even their eval board with their eval software cheats
2019-09-01T23:06:34 < marble_visions> (400khz i2c)
2019-09-01T23:07:06 < marble_visions> fyi if someone here comes across this
2019-09-01T23:08:10 < marble_visions> you can do 400khz but with pauses between bytes that almost defeat the purpose
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2019-09-01T23:13:41 < catphish> "Maintaining 180+ bhp throughout the range, the ZX-10R is a bike that can provide thrills on the track with ease while still be sensible enough for leisure rides" that's an interesting claim
2019-09-01T23:17:31 < salcedo> pinto beans and brocolli soup
2019-09-01T23:17:38 < salcedo> valid food choice?
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2019-09-01T23:20:18 < catphish> yes
2019-09-01T23:20:58 < salcedo> cool. i was going to do something else with the beans but then i got lazy and just dumped a bunch of chopped up broccoli in the pan rofl
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2019-09-01T23:42:27 < kakimir> I need fan speed controller to my nas.. it already has one with manual speed selection.. but I want fans to turn only when there is heat in order to keep the thing warm
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2019-09-01T23:45:35 < catphish> well, managed to read my control packets in full now :)
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2019-09-01T23:46:07 < Steffanx> Keep it warm, wut kakimir ?
2019-09-01T23:47:27 < kakimir> nas will be accommodated basically outdoors
2019-09-01T23:48:10 < kakimir> space that is insulated but not heated
2019-09-01T23:49:53 < kakimir> temperature changes and extremities are smoothed by all the mass and ground heat
2019-09-01T23:50:00 < kakimir> but it will hit -10C
2019-09-01T23:51:20 < kakimir> I plan to add covers to some of the vents
2019-09-01T23:52:14 < kakimir> and then use single fan or 2 fans to cool the system if required but not directly applying airflow to harddrives
2019-09-01T23:53:13 < karlp> Thorn: love me some kino :) top choice.
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2019-09-02T00:08:44 < kakimir> maybe I could use control signal from system fan connector
2019-09-02T00:08:45 < catphish> sorry to trouble you again, but i have a question that i stupidly can't find an answer to, how am i meant to respond to CDC interface control requests (such as SetLineCoding)
2019-09-02T00:09:16 < catphish> i want to say "yes, i've set the line settings" but i'm totally missing where these replies are documented
2019-09-02T00:11:02 < aandrew> I've been geeking out to gps disciplined oscilators all afternoon
2019-09-02T00:11:55 < aandrew> found a cheap one on ali that seems to be well liked and then there's a cheap time interval coutner that will get me down to 60-80ps 
2019-09-02T00:19:50 < karlp> catphish: I don't think there is a reply. you do as you're told, period.
2019-09-02T00:20:44 < aandrew> that's correct (according to my memory) -- you store what you were asked to set somewhere but nothing more than just the usual USB ACK
2019-09-02T00:20:59 < aandrew> then when the PC asks you what your settings are you just give it that same info back (if it even asks)
2019-09-02T00:21:11 < catphish> karlp: okie dokie, maybe i'm missing something else, i get "failed to set dtr/rts" errors in my kernel log
2019-09-02T00:21:33 < aandrew> line coding, baud rate, flow control... all of it is irrelavent if you're not actually doing something uart-ish on the other side
2019-09-02T00:21:52 < catphish> i got the impression the host was expecting a respoinse
2019-09-02T00:24:04 < catphish> just looked at another CDC device, it doesn't respond to that request, guess i've been worrying needlessly, i'll move on to the actual data exchange
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2019-09-02T01:09:50 < BrainDamage> kakimir: writes in linux are buffered
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2019-09-02T01:10:12 < BrainDamage> when stuff has to write to the disk, it gets queued, then written in block at once
2019-09-02T01:10:33 < BrainDamage> the flush to disk is done every few mins by default, and it's what causing the spinning
2019-09-02T01:10:43 < BrainDamage> you can edit the buffer timing
2019-09-02T01:11:11 < BrainDamage> longer buffers means more ram usage and higher risk of data loss in the case of brownout
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2019-09-02T01:26:18 < mawk> [23:09:16] <catphish> i want to say "yes, i've set the line settings" but i'm totally missing where these replies are documented
2019-09-02T01:26:22 < mawk> look at the usb descriptors
2019-09-02T01:26:25 < mawk> you just can't reply to that
2019-09-02T01:26:32 < mawk> it's only from host to device
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2019-09-02T01:33:11 < catphish> well that's good
2019-09-02T01:33:41 < catphish> i think my device is all set up now, just need to start pushing data through it, for some reason the host is only polling my interrupt endpoint so far
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2019-09-02T09:15:41 < jadew> I just bought a controleo3
2019-09-02T09:16:13 < jadew> finally started working on my oven controller and realized I really don't want to do that
2019-09-02T09:17:00 < jadew> that cleared up a couple of days I bet
2019-09-02T09:17:49 < dongs> or you could have bought a proper reflow oven
2019-09-02T09:17:50 < dongs> jesus christ.
2019-09-02T09:17:53 < dongs> autism overload
2019-09-02T09:19:12 < jadew> from what I hear a convection oven with a controller is better than those T-9xx ones
2019-09-02T09:19:32 < jadew> and I don't want to pay several k for a proper one
2019-09-02T09:20:33 < jadew> I'm considering also trying vapor phase soldering, apparently all you need is a deep fryer and a bit of piping for the cooling system
2019-09-02T09:20:53 < dongs> vapor phase stoning
2019-09-02T09:21:00 < jadew> but that's only good for like 1 board
2019-09-02T09:21:24 < jadew> (because they don't fit)
2019-09-02T09:21:41 < jadew> if you have smaller ones, you could probably do larger batches
2019-09-02T09:22:05 < jadew> one of the advantages of vapor phase (that makes me want it) is that the boards come out clean
2019-09-02T09:22:19 < jadew> apparently that thing is also a very good solvent for flux
2019-09-02T09:22:29 < jadew> so you don't have to clean them afterwards
2019-09-02T09:24:55 < jadew> anyway, I already have the oven and it's all wired up
2019-09-02T09:25:01 < jadew> all I needed was the controller
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2019-09-02T10:54:02 < jly> the N counter is already at 2
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2019-09-02T11:26:28 < Steffanx> What will you do about it, jly?
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2019-09-02T11:27:13 < jly> watch it grow
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2019-09-02T11:32:10 < jly> https://tenor.com/view/birb-bamf-threat-scared-shocked-gif-12275180
2019-09-02T11:49:25 < jadew> what's that translucent/white flux that everyone seems to be using?
2019-09-02T11:49:35 < dongs> yeah iw anna know that too
2019-09-02T11:49:36 < jadew> seems higher quality than the shit I'm using
2019-09-02T11:49:38 < dongs> chinagirl refused to send it to me
2019-09-02T11:49:43 < dongs> apparentely cant be shipped
2019-09-02T11:49:47 < dongs> i might have to ask again
2019-09-02T11:49:50 < jadew> why not?
2019-09-02T11:49:53 < dongs> donno
2019-09-02T11:50:21 < day> jadew: a gel like flux from a syringe?
2019-09-02T11:50:25 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-02T11:50:53 < jadew> from what I've seen it doesn't burn up easily when you heat it, so it's less messy
2019-09-02T11:50:55 < day> i have one from chipquick iirc. but am not a big fan of it
2019-09-02T11:51:09 < jadew> why not?
2019-09-02T11:51:32 < day> basically what happens is the gel helps align the part, then the gel melts and the component swims away :P
2019-09-02T11:52:09 < dongs> its not for soldering, its for removing
2019-09-02T11:52:10 < dongs> or rework
2019-09-02T11:52:16 < dongs> and you dont use it on 0402 resistors
2019-09-02T11:52:22 < dongs> more like connectors or large ICs
2019-09-02T11:52:24 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-02T11:53:27 < day> it has no problem letting a 32pin qfn chip float
2019-09-02T11:54:54 < day> im sure one can make it work somehow. but i personally prefer fluid flux.
2019-09-02T11:56:18 < Cracki> oh, people recommend flux? so far I know I don't need to bother with the convenient cheap aliexpress stuff because that might just be literal snot
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2019-09-02T11:57:15 < jadew> apparently the good stuff is Amtech NC-559-V2-TF
2019-09-02T11:57:25 < Cracki> the rossmann repair dude recommends amtech nc 559 tacky flux https://store.rossmanngroup.com/index.php/amtech-nc-559-v2-30-cc-16160.html
2019-09-02T11:57:26 < jadew> and you can find fake one on bangood too
2019-09-02T11:57:46 < Cracki> I'd buy fake if it isn't too fake
2019-09-02T11:57:49 < jadew> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKDAmY9Rdag
2019-09-02T11:58:21 < Cracki> I'd buy from mister rossmann but international shipping from MURICA for a syringe of the stuff is a bit excessive
2019-09-02T12:00:07 < dongs> Cracki: delete that url immediately
2019-09-02T12:00:15 < dongs> fuck rossman and fuck his retarded faggot shot
2019-09-02T12:00:16 < dongs> fuck rossman and fuck his retarded faggot shop
2019-09-02T12:00:20 < day> omg
2019-09-02T12:00:23 < dongs> (shot is right too, thats what I want to do to him
2019-09-02T12:00:30 < day> it cant be.
2019-09-02T12:00:39 < day> dongs and me having the same opinion? D:
2019-09-02T12:01:05 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-02T12:01:06 < jadew> $2 for a freaking needle?
2019-09-02T12:01:10 < jadew> what kind of a ripoff is that
2019-09-02T12:01:11 < Cracki> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2019-09-02T12:01:15 < Cracki> he has to beat them off with a stick
2019-09-02T12:01:27 < Cracki> he sits in manhattan
2019-09-02T12:01:33 < jadew> right
2019-09-02T12:01:34 < Cracki> everything is 10x as expensive there
2019-09-02T12:01:40 < jadew> I can buy 100 needles for $2
2019-09-02T12:01:55 < Cracki> sure you can, but he can ask this price because people take the offer
2019-09-02T12:03:35 < jadew> https://youtu.be/iKDAmY9Rdag?t=245
2019-09-02T12:03:41 < jadew> that's where the reviews start
2019-09-02T12:04:43 < dongs> is this a rossman link
2019-09-02T12:05:04 < day> no it's safe
2019-09-02T12:05:52 < dongs> god damn that shit looks amazing
2019-09-02T12:05:58 < dongs> i need to figure out why chinagirl cant send me that shit
2019-09-02T12:06:02 < dongs> wahtever garbage flux i have just becomes yellow
2019-09-02T12:06:06 < dongs> and doesnt flow
2019-09-02T12:06:15 < jadew> dongs, same here
2019-09-02T12:06:24 < day> i think his best video is where he talks about insurances, and why they are totally bad. the guy is completely dillusional
2019-09-02T12:06:46 < dongs> the best video of rossman would be the one where he gets swatted on live stream
2019-09-02T12:06:48 < dongs> and shot
2019-09-02T12:06:51 < Cracki> chinagirl can't send you murican made snot
2019-09-02T12:07:09 < day> filmed on an apple product
2019-09-02T12:07:32 < Cracki> so... what's his arguments as to why insurance is bad? any qualifiers on that statement?
2019-09-02T12:07:53 < Cracki> don't wanna misrepresent someone, right?
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2019-09-02T12:20:00 < jadew> so it turns out the fake banggood one is good enough
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2019-09-02T12:30:37 < day> Cracki: iirc. it came down to "insurances are bad, because the insurer always get more out of it than the buyer on average." Which obv. isn't incorrect per se. But this logic obviously fails for things like car liability insurance, healthcare insurance etc.
2019-09-02T12:31:07 < jadew> I've always got more from my car insurance
2019-09-02T12:31:36 < jadew> had two cars that got totally wrecked in accidents (while parked)
2019-09-02T12:32:01 < jadew> on the first one I got the insurance only ~2 months earlier and got more for the car than what I paid
2019-09-02T12:32:34 < jadew> on the second one I got less, but I still got a lot of money
2019-09-02T12:32:47 < day> you could make the same argument pro gambling :P
2019-09-02T12:32:56 < Cracki> d'oh, insurance _means_ you pay to get rid of risk
2019-09-02T12:33:10 < Cracki> that's an obvious point. if you can take the risk, insurance is pointless.
2019-09-02T12:33:21 < jadew> yeah, I think he might be right tho
2019-09-02T12:33:22 < day> yes
2019-09-02T12:33:29 < day> no
2019-09-02T12:33:32 < jadew> statistically speaking, you're better off without insurance
2019-09-02T12:33:48 < Cracki> it's simple math, add in someone's risk aversion/readiness and you have a decision
2019-09-02T12:33:48 < day> yes IF you can take the risk
2019-09-02T12:34:15 < day> which 99% cant in medical/liability cases
2019-09-02T12:34:25 < jadew> yeah, being able to take the risk should be part of the equation
2019-09-02T12:34:40 < jadew> yeah, medical insurance is ok
2019-09-02T12:34:48 < jadew> car insurance - not always
2019-09-02T12:35:01 < day> car liability - always
2019-09-02T12:35:24 < day> heck it's mandatory pretty much everywhere i believe
2019-09-02T12:35:42 < jadew> in here it's mandatory to have insurance for damages you might cause
2019-09-02T12:35:44 < jadew> not for your own car
2019-09-02T12:35:58 < day> yeah that is what i mean with liability
2019-09-02T12:36:03 < jadew> insurance for your own car can easily buy you a new car in a couple of years
2019-09-02T12:36:12 < day> i dont have that either
2019-09-02T12:36:29 < day> if i cant insta rebuy my car, then it isnt in my price class
2019-09-02T12:38:15 < Cracki> let's say my house burns down with a chance of 10% per year, and that costs me a million. if I have 100k at the bank, which is the *expected* cost per year, I still can't take the chance because I'm fucked if it happens.
2019-09-02T12:38:51 < jadew> but it's not 10%
2019-09-02T12:38:59 < Cracki> 2.71828%
2019-09-02T12:39:27 < jadew> it's probably way less than the chance you have to die while taking a walk
2019-09-02T12:39:27 < Cracki> also let's make it 200k at the bank, so I'm comfortably above expected cost, but comfortably fucked if it happens.
2019-09-02T12:40:05 < Cracki> if I had 100 houses, and 100*200k at hte bank, I *would* expect on average 100*0.1 = 10 houses to burn down a year, and that'd cost me 10 million, but I have 20 million at the bank, so I'm ok
2019-09-02T12:40:15 < Cracki> the chance of 20+ houses burning down is remote.
2019-09-02T12:40:36 < Cracki> compared to the poor shmuck who just has a single house, I am a lot better off
2019-09-02T12:41:05 < Cracki> big numbers smooth things out
2019-09-02T12:41:12 < Cracki> that's insurance.
2019-09-02T12:41:31 < Cracki> wealth is insurance. if you don't have wealth, you have to pay for it.
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2019-09-02T12:43:22 < jadew> the odds of something happening makes it a scam
2019-09-02T12:44:19 < jadew> we take chances all the time
2019-09-02T12:44:48 < jadew> for example, in the case of car insurance, instead of pay for car insurance, you could invest the money yourself
2019-09-02T12:44:54 < jadew> (the ones you'd pay for insurance)
2019-09-02T12:45:15 < jadew> over a life time, even if you lose a car or two, like it happened to me, you're still going to come up ahead
2019-09-02T12:45:37 < jadew> and after you have a fund that covers another car, you don't have to put more money into that fund again
2019-09-02T12:46:36 < jadew> Haohmaru, I did and dongs wants to know too
2019-09-02T12:46:49 < jadew> I saw that video and now I know
2019-09-02T12:46:52 < Cracki> flux here
2019-09-02T12:47:05 < Cracki> cheap/free shipping to central europe please
2019-09-02T12:47:15 < Cracki> >made
2019-09-02T12:47:24 < Cracki> how do you make it
2019-09-02T12:47:35 < Cracki> i'd like it to not just run off
2019-09-02T12:47:36 < jadew> spit and polish
2019-09-02T12:47:40 < jadew> emphasis on the spit
2019-09-02T12:47:55 < Cracki> ic ic
2019-09-02T12:48:07 < Cracki> that was what people say chinesium flux is made of
2019-09-02T12:48:21 < jadew> Haohmaru, got a video?
2019-09-02T12:48:25 < jadew> (of the flux working)
2019-09-02T12:48:27 < Cracki> citric acid, does that need cleaning afterwards?
2019-09-02T12:48:45 < Cracki> hmhm
2019-09-02T12:49:28 < Cracki> how long until it damages things? seconds, minutes, hours, weeks?
2019-09-02T12:49:37 < jadew> Cracki, the anc one is available on tme
2019-09-02T12:49:41 < Cracki> good
2019-09-02T12:49:46 < jadew> https://www.tme.eu/ro/en/details/anc559tf_30/fluxes/amtech/
2019-09-02T12:49:51 < jadew> kinda expensive tho
2019-09-02T12:50:01 < jadew> considering other options work the same
2019-09-02T12:50:17 < jadew> Haohmaru, what happens if you don't?
2019-09-02T12:50:40 < jadew> does it turn toxic when burnt?
2019-09-02T12:50:44 < Cracki> hm, looks tolerable. my electronics online shop is asking ~70% of that for off-brand snot
2019-09-02T12:51:00 < jadew> Cracki, heh
2019-09-02T12:51:31 < Cracki> I might ask boss to order some next time
2019-09-02T12:51:37 < Cracki> I dunno what he uses
2019-09-02T12:51:53 < Cracki> yeah fuck rosin flux for electronics work
2019-09-02T12:52:15 < Cracki> for soldering ok, for rework I like the snot
2019-09-02T12:52:39 < Cracki> some ethanol doesn't do the job?
2019-09-02T12:53:00 < Cracki> ethanol in a bowl, then brushie brushie and some sloshing back and forth?
2019-09-02T12:53:06 < Cracki> yes water first
2019-09-02T12:53:12 < jadew> I actually have a problem with the rosin flux inside solder wire
2019-09-02T12:53:14 < Cracki> then alcohol to displace water
2019-09-02T12:53:49 < jadew> SMA connectors are a bitch to solder and I ended up heating that flux so much that it turns dark on the PCB
2019-09-02T12:53:54 < jadew> and it's difficult to clean too
2019-09-02T12:54:14 < jadew> I have to keep the board maybe 10 minutes in the ultrasonic tank
2019-09-02T12:54:59 < jadew> Haohmaru, weird, I never noticed that
2019-09-02T12:55:03 < Cracki> I see chipquik. is that acceptable?
2019-09-02T12:55:12 < jadew> day said it sucks
2019-09-02T12:55:27 < Cracki> I haven't decided if I trust that guy
2019-09-02T12:55:42 < jadew> lol Cracki 
2019-09-02T12:55:44 < day> as i said, imho the chipquik works fine as a flux, just be aware of the floating effect
2019-09-02T12:55:54 < Cracki> ah that, understood
2019-09-02T12:56:33 < jadew> Haohmaru, I know, but it's not something I enjoy doing
2019-09-02T12:56:46 < jadew> I want to spend as little time as possible on the assembly process
2019-09-02T12:58:41 < jadew> Haohmaru, that problem is caused by the flux in the solder wire, not the one I'm adding
2019-09-02T12:59:07 < jadew> oh, the flux isn't causing any issues if it remains there, but it's ugly
2019-09-02T12:59:35 < Cracki> why the fuck is flux labeled as "lead-free"? is there leaded flux?
2019-09-02T12:59:46 < Cracki> I see chipquik lead-free on digikey
2019-09-02T12:59:55 < Cracki> yes, flux, not solder paste
2019-09-02T13:00:14 < jadew> Cracki, lower qty & cheaper: https://www.tme.eu/ro/en/details/anc559v2_10/fluxes/amtech/nc-559-v2/
2019-09-02T13:00:14 < Cracki> or is that for leadfree solders and takes care not to fuck those up
2019-09-02T13:00:16 < Cracki> ah
2019-09-02T13:00:18 < Cracki> curious
2019-09-02T13:00:27 < Cracki> it's speshul
2019-09-02T13:00:45 < Cracki> nice
2019-09-02T13:00:51 < jadew> it's probably a temperature thing
2019-09-02T13:01:00 < Cracki> sounds plausible
2019-09-02T13:01:49 < Cracki> fuckers sell 5g leadfree for 10.72, and 10g regular for 14, as if you don't look at how much you get for the money
2019-09-02T13:02:12 < Cracki> cba
2019-09-02T13:02:27 < Cracki> I'd rather spend the money than get set up for chemistry
2019-09-02T13:02:52 < Cracki> bottle of ipa and wipes to clean the table is enough for now
2019-09-02T13:03:04 < Cracki> >jar
2019-09-02T13:03:15 < Cracki> where would I get a jar? should I order gamer girl pee?
2019-09-02T13:03:54 < Cracki> I'll buy a jar of jam
2019-09-02T13:04:04 < Cracki> looks close enough to flux anyway
2019-09-02T13:04:28 < Cracki> does look interesting, this "lyutenitza"
2019-09-02T13:05:21 < Cracki> if anyone here is crazy enough to try it, I want a video of it
2019-09-02T13:07:40 < Cracki> no, apple jam
2019-09-02T13:07:53 < Cracki> I'd expect the sugar to cause trouble
2019-09-02T13:08:08 < Cracki> unless ou can find apple jam with no sugar... which I can't imagine
2019-09-02T13:08:18 < Cracki> ... there must be sugar-free apple jam
2019-09-02T13:08:23 < Cracki> with sweetener
2019-09-02T13:08:41 < Cracki> that is probably just structural
2019-09-02T13:09:13 < Cracki> I mean to make it viscous
2019-09-02T13:10:34 < Cracki> brb, buying plexiglass from a warehouse because both hw stores only have polystyrene and seem too dumb to order anything else
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2019-09-02T13:57:14 < Steffanx> Do you have your loicense for that Haohmaru  ?
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2019-09-02T17:18:00 < englishman> dongs, i like that kester
2019-09-02T17:18:45 < englishman> https://www.cmlsupply.com/kester-no-clean-electronics-rework-flux-6cc/
2019-09-02T17:18:58 < englishman> which is funny cuz their paste sucks DICK
2019-09-02T17:36:56 < salcedo> what's your favorite flavor paste?
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2019-09-02T18:11:35 < aandrew> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQlN2fc7LJc is kind of a slick little idea
2019-09-02T18:11:53 < aandrew> averaging the number of zero-crossings of an FM signal to demodulate it
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2019-09-02T19:00:54 < Mangy_Dog> anyone here used the USBcomposite library with stm32duino? im having some issues with the xbox controller side of things... anyone willing to help or tgell me where to find a better library?
2019-09-02T19:16:50 < jadew> aandrew, yeah, that's pretty cool
2019-09-02T19:16:58 < jadew> saw it a couple of days ago
2019-09-02T19:17:31 < jadew> Steffanx, you never said, how is that eyepiece graticule?
2019-09-02T19:21:51 < Steffanx> Uh?
2019-09-02T19:22:19 < jadew> the one for the microscope
2019-09-02T19:22:54 < jadew> is my memory failing me?
2019-09-02T19:23:14 < Steffanx> Uhm, I'm not sure what you're referring to. I recall I planned on buying something on aliexpress, but I'm not sure exactly.
2019-09-02T19:23:38 < jadew> it was a long time ago
2019-09-02T19:23:56 < jadew> I thought you got one
2019-09-02T19:24:10 < Steffanx> It was some special eye piece for something, but... what was it?
2019-09-02T19:24:25 < jadew> it was for measuring under the microscope
2019-09-02T19:24:43 < Steffanx> Ah yes. No I guess I never purchased it
2019-09-02T19:24:58 < jadew> problem is that you have to calibrate it whenever you want to use it and it's a bit of PITA
2019-09-02T19:25:06 < jadew> probably works best with fixed objectives
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2019-09-02T19:48:19 < antto> "je sais que tu es un pedophile.."
2019-09-02T19:50:54 < antto> Laurenceb__, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzGIFkin5v0
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2019-09-02T19:58:30 < Steffanx> Je ne parle pas français 
2019-09-02T19:58:53 < Steffanx> Et toi, antto ?
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2019-09-02T20:10:20 < mawk> elle était majeure je le jure antto 
2019-09-02T20:11:02 < antto> pls, moi don't schprachen ze french
2019-09-02T20:11:09 < mawk> lol
2019-09-02T20:11:40 < mawk> I said "I swear she was an adult"
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2019-09-02T20:36:34 < englishman> https://www.espressif.com/en/news/espressif-announces-%E2%80%A8esp32-s2-secure-wi-fi-mcu
2019-09-02T20:36:58 < englishman> ULP co-processor with less than 5 uA idle mode and 24 uA at 1% duty-cycle current consumption. 
2019-09-02T20:37:00 < englishman> coool
2019-09-02T20:38:10 < englishman> onboard adc and dac now too
2019-09-02T20:38:29 < Thorn> are these esp32 things documented? is there a ref manual? or only some kind of weird javascript VM + API?
2019-09-02T20:38:46 < Thorn> how do you developfor them if you're not a make:r
2019-09-02T20:40:35 < karlp> englishman:didn't esp32 already have adc/dac? or are you just comparing to esp1488?
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2019-09-02T20:41:13 < englishman> karlp: good point, not sure if esp32 has adc but for sure the older one doesnt
2019-09-02T20:41:30 < englishman> Thorn: it works in tarduino
2019-09-02T20:41:37 < englishman> one click
2019-09-02T20:41:55 < Thorn> without debugging?
2019-09-02T20:42:01 < karlp> addign usb looks like a much bigger change :)
2019-09-02T20:42:31 < englishman> lol debugging
2019-09-02T20:42:55 < Thorn> or a sane rtos, choice of tcp/ip / tls lilbs, etc
2019-09-02T20:42:55 < englishman> not in that xtensa trash afaik
2019-09-02T20:43:25 < englishman> oh yeah usb, nice
2019-09-02T20:45:14 < englishman> hmm both lx6 and lx7 are supposed to support coresight
2019-09-02T20:46:46 < englishman> all paid shit looks like
2019-09-02T20:46:57 < englishman> fucking cadence
2019-09-02T20:47:49 < englishman> https://github.com/Deous/VSC-Guide-for-esp32
2019-09-02T20:51:05 < Thorn> is it even cortex-m?
2019-09-02T20:52:46 < Thorn> nope
2019-09-02T20:59:41 < Thorn> does freertos support is officially or is it their own fork
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2019-09-02T21:34:41 < englishman> Our ESP32 is now officially supported in Amazon FreeRTOS.
2019-09-02T21:35:12 < Steffanx> Sexy
2019-09-02T21:35:57 < englishman> https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/api-guides/freertos-smp.html
2019-09-02T21:45:57 < salcedo> By The Power Of The Benevolent Lord Bezos! Huzzah!
2019-09-02T21:48:39 < Steffanx> Forgot you pills salcedo?
2019-09-02T21:49:25 < salcedo> Nope. I took my ESPressifex 32mg this morning.
2019-09-02T21:49:59 < salcedo> and my FreeRTOSisol
2019-09-02T21:50:26 < salcedo> AND my stm32duinoft!
2019-09-02T21:58:25 < Thorn> so there is steampunk and dieselpunk but no relaypunk
2019-09-02T21:58:27 < Thorn> why
2019-09-02T22:06:15 < salcedo> because relays don't make steam unless you put them under water.
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2019-09-02T22:14:46 < Thorn> they make nice clicks though
2019-09-02T22:22:39 < Steffanx> some cant even be heard. i would use those.
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2019-09-02T22:41:33 < aandrew> englishman: congrats. "we" = the comp you work for?
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2019-09-02T22:46:28 < catphish> arfgh i thought i'd mastered usb, i can transmit bulk packets, but any attempt to transmit interrupt packets and stm32 never recognises the transaction as successful :(
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2019-09-02T22:48:45 < englishman> aandrew: whats that in reference to
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2019-09-02T22:52:10 < englishman> https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=497-18321-ND
2019-09-02T22:53:35 < englishman> https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=STEVAL-FCU001V1
2019-09-02T22:53:37 < englishman> neat
2019-09-02T22:57:39 < salcedo> uses https://www.st.com/en/wireless-transceivers-mcus-and-modules/spbtle-rf.html
2019-09-02T23:02:10 < mawk> no 802.15.4 ? :(
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2019-09-02T23:36:26 < aandrew> anyone here done any zwave before?
2019-09-02T23:37:36 < aandrew> englishman: nice. I have the FCU board already, didn't know they actually had a drone too
2019-09-02T23:43:19 < mawk> I tried for a while aandrew 
2019-09-02T23:43:24 < mawk> and got discouraged at the docs
2019-09-02T23:43:30 < mawk> actually there are no docs
2019-09-02T23:43:38 < mawk> only the docs of a protocol they allegedly based zwave on
2019-09-02T23:43:48 < mawk> it's not open
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2019-09-02T23:54:26 < Thorn> so how do I a raid array properly? if I get 4x 4TB cheap "raid edition" disks
2019-09-02T23:54:34 < Thorn> raid10 + lvm? zfs?
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2019-09-02T23:55:12 < qyx> I am using raid5 for backups/mass storage
2019-09-02T23:55:22 < qyx> raid10 for virtualization and databases
2019-09-02T23:55:31 < qyx> (softvare only)
2019-09-02T23:55:37 < qyx> lvm on top
2019-09-02T23:56:18 < Thorn> I've got a raid5 array currently, have been adding disks to it over several years. it's like living with a rusty bomb
2019-09-02T23:56:21 < qyx> I am not using any new cool modern stuffs
2019-09-02T23:57:12 < Thorn> actually I should have lost it at least once already (2 concurrent failures) but somehow managed to recover it. praise lunix
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2019-09-02T23:59:07 < Thorn> or rather the choice is raid10 (md) + lvm vs. zfs raid10
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2019-09-03T00:01:08 < Thorn> can a 4 disk raid 10 survive a failure of any 2 disks?
2019-09-03T00:03:54 < Thorn> >Therefore, we can recover if drives A and B or drives C and D fail, but not if drives A and C or drives B and D fail.
2019-09-03T00:03:56 < Thorn> nice
2019-09-03T00:05:08 < jly> cats cats cats
2019-09-03T00:08:06 < Steffanx> Hm
2019-09-03T00:08:36 < karlp> fuck cats.
2019-09-03T00:08:53 < karlp> I'm seriously considering setting up a project that automaticalyl squirts water at them.
2019-09-03T00:09:22 < karlp> we have some braindead cat that turned up in the neighbourhood last winter/spring that things it should be shitting on the pavers
2019-09-03T00:10:26 < karlp> mawk: I've said it before, and it seems to be slowly becoming true, even though I hoped I was wrong, 802.15.4 is legacy.  only used by things that got rolled out early.  btle and bt mesh are eating it, and wifi's eating the rest.  
2019-09-03T00:12:52 < Thorn> karlp: what if the cat complains to his big brother https://www.instagram.com/p/B161Qp4l9KN/
2019-09-03T00:13:06 < Steffanx> Lol the hate karlp
2019-09-03T00:13:35 < mawk> so even for zigbee ant thread dot and so on karlp ?
2019-09-03T00:15:12 < karlp> mawk: yeah, I just don't see how it can ever come back.
2019-09-03T00:15:28 < karlp> the gains are small and getting smaller
2019-09-03T00:15:41 < karlp> there's been wayyyyyyy mor emoney into getting btle lower power because of phones,
2019-09-03T00:15:56 < karlp> 802.15.4 is still "but we already were? but now ... similar?"
2019-09-03T00:16:16 < qyx> but but but 2.4G
2019-09-03T00:16:21 < karlp> they spoke a lot abotu thread, but what's come out of it?
2019-09-03T00:16:39 < karlp> 2.4G what? all theh original 802.15.4 is 2.4G.
2019-09-03T00:16:57 < karlp> adding a subgig phy spec was a desparate attempt to try and regain some niche
2019-09-03T00:18:06 < mawk> for critical applications I wouldn't trust bt
2019-09-03T00:18:15 < mawk> you see critical CVE everyday
2019-09-03T00:18:20 < karlp> why would you not trust bt, but you woudl trust 802.15.4?
2019-09-03T00:18:35 < karlp> you see cves for bt because people are using bt, and people have bt hardware 
2019-09-03T00:19:02 < mawk> it's about design and the number of stages in the bt stack
2019-09-03T00:19:05 < karlp> you _reallllly_ think that all that "secure" 802.15.4 is secure?
2019-09-03T00:19:08  * karlp laughs
2019-09-03T00:19:35 < mawk> reducing complexity reduces attack surface
2019-09-03T00:24:37 < qyx> what would you trust
2019-09-03T00:24:41 < Thorn> step 1: do not connect your devices to the internet directly
2019-09-03T00:25:12 < qyx> Thorn: did you solve your pro radio encryption?
2019-09-03T00:25:21 < Thorn> testing it
2019-09-03T00:25:37 < Thorn> seems to be working actually
2019-09-03T00:25:51 < qyx> what did you choose
2019-09-03T00:26:05 < Thorn> need to make more devices and run a stress test with a lot of traffic
2019-09-03T00:26:31 < Thorn> those primitives that you advised
2019-09-03T00:26:51 < qyx> I forgot :( hs1-siv?
2019-09-03T00:28:36 < Thorn> ChaCha20/Poly1305
2019-09-03T00:29:03 < Thorn> still need to implement key sharing over usb though
2019-09-03T00:29:16 < qyx> ah nice, did you implement the exact algo from the RFC?
2019-09-03T00:29:37 < Thorn> just took the reference implementation
2019-09-03T00:38:37 < catphish> oh my god this is maddening, has anyone ever killed themselves from trying to implement USB?
2019-09-03T00:38:50 < veverak> I suspest a lot of people
2019-09-03T00:39:39 < zyp> haha
2019-09-03T00:39:56 < zyp> catphish, where are you stuck?
2019-09-03T00:40:49 < catphish> my host is echoing back bytes received from my device, i don't know it's doing that, it's an odd distraction, my device isn't recognising completed interrupt in transfers, and overall, my attempt to stream some text is stalling after a few small transfers
2019-09-03T00:41:06 < zyp> karlp, I've yet to see bt mesh in the wild, but I got the house full of zigbee
2019-09-03T00:41:17 < zyp> but I might be behind on the newest toys :p
2019-09-03T00:42:14 < zyp> catphish, echoing? how so?
2019-09-03T00:43:30 < catphish> so, i've implemented a CDC (virtual serial port), it just endlessly streams "ABCDE\n" to the host on its "data in" bulk channel
2019-09-03T00:43:55 < catphish> this works, a few of those strings reach the host, but several other confusing things happen
2019-09-03T00:44:13 < zyp> do you got some shit like a getty running on the host? :p
2019-09-03T00:44:31 < catphish> one is that the host is sending back individual bytes "A" "B" "C" to the data out bulk channel
2019-09-03T00:44:56 < catphish> i'm using linux's cat, it probably shouldn't do this
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2019-09-03T00:45:48 < kakimir> hello night pump
2019-09-03T00:46:00 < zyp> side question; why do you bother with CDC ACM?
2019-09-03T00:46:13 < catphish> i just want it to work out of the box
2019-09-03T00:46:29 < zyp> want what to work?
2019-09-03T00:46:50 < catphish> i want my device to show up as a character device in linux
2019-09-03T00:46:55 < catphish> that's all realy
2019-09-03T00:47:20 < catphish> so i can cat it, and receive log text from the device
2019-09-03T00:47:42 < Getty> zyp: i am not running, in best case i am walking, but most often just sitting around <badumtss>
2019-09-03T00:47:55 < zyp> hah :)
2019-09-03T00:48:12 < catphish> the second problem is that i don't think interrupt in transfers are working properly, after an interrupt in transfer occurring, i don't get a success interrupt for it
2019-09-03T00:48:25 < zyp> interrupt?
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2019-09-03T00:50:14 < catphish> "interrupt in" transfers ie data sent to the host by the device when the host makes an interrupt endpoint request
2019-09-03T00:50:34 < zyp> so that's an unrelated problem?
2019-09-03T00:50:52 < catphish> unrelated to the echoing problem, yes
2019-09-03T00:51:04 < catphish> the data seems to get sent, but the stm32 doesn't set the flag to say it was successful
2019-09-03T00:51:06 < zyp> do you treat bulk and interrupt differently? I assume the same works for bulk?
2019-09-03T00:51:24 < catphish> yes, the exact same code works for bulk
2019-09-03T00:51:45 < zyp> weird, I don't think they are different from a device perspective
2019-09-03T00:52:01 < zyp> AFAIK the main difference between bulk and interrupt is how the host schedules polling of them
2019-09-03T00:52:13 < catphish> i don't think so either, the type is specified, but the RM says they work the same
2019-09-03T00:52:24 < zyp> (interrupt gets reserved slots, bulk is best effort)
2019-09-03T00:53:17 < catphish> that's my understanding too
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2019-09-03T00:54:04 < catphish> at this point i think i probably need to unwind the mess i'm in and test the endpoints individually using a custom host driver
2019-09-03T00:54:33 < zyp> have you tried libusb yet?
2019-09-03T00:54:38 < catphish> nope
2019-09-03T00:54:42 < zyp> why not?
2019-09-03T00:55:09 < zyp> dealing with libusb is a lot more pleasant than dealing with a serial port :p
2019-09-03T00:55:14 < catphish> because i'm trying to make a device that works with class-compliant drivers
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2019-09-03T00:55:28 < catphish> hadnt seen any need to do host side programming
2019-09-03T00:55:39 < catphish> but it seems like i might need to, if only for testing
2019-09-03T00:55:41 < zyp> ACM is cool enough to make a device that works with legacy software, but fuck making new stuff with it
2019-09-03T00:56:15 < catphish> the only reason i'm doing ACM is to learn USB and get soemthing working without having to worry about host side programming
2019-09-03T00:56:39 < zyp> plain USB gives you framing and reliability, ACM throws that out by layering a dumb bytestream on top of it
2019-09-03T00:56:47 < catphish> when it works, i will be throwing it away and writing a mass storage device
2019-09-03T00:57:13 < catphish> i want a byte stream though, it's like the most basic test case
2019-09-03T00:57:37 < catphish> at least it would be if it weren't for this interrupt endpoint nonsense
2019-09-03T00:57:42 < catphish> and control, and etc
2019-09-03T00:57:46 < zyp> useful for text output, annoying for protocol parsing
2019-09-03T00:57:57 < catphish> indeed, for now i just want hello world
2019-09-03T00:58:15 < zyp> why not make an easy libusb hello world instead?
2019-09-03T00:58:48 < catphish> well i might have to at this point, but cdc is making too many weird things happen at once
2019-09-03T00:59:51 < catphish> s/but//
2019-09-03T01:00:05 < karlp> zyp: yeah, but it's the same zigbee that's always been around, it's just in lights.
2019-09-03T01:00:15 < karlp> I'm not following latest toys either :)
2019-09-03T01:00:17 < catphish> is this why a million usb serial adapters aren't even CDC?
2019-09-03T01:00:27 < catphish> even though it's literally designed for the purpose
2019-09-03T01:00:41 < zyp> karlp, also the xiaomi shit I'm using for temperature sensors
2019-09-03T01:00:54 < zyp> (except I haven't bothered putting them up again since I moved yet)
2019-09-03T01:01:07 < catphish> i wonder if there's an off the shelf libusb frontend i can use to test stuff
2019-09-03T01:01:46 < zyp> ACM is fine, but you're adding extra moving pieces
2019-09-03T01:02:30 < catphish> i'm not trying to :(
2019-09-03T01:02:31 < zyp> also, libusb is super easy, I like using the python wrappers to make direct requests from interactive python
2019-09-03T01:03:34 < catphish> never occurred to me there'd be high level language bindings, if i can ruby-usb that'll be ideal
2019-09-03T01:03:44 < catphish> can convert to C later :)
2019-09-03T01:04:25 < catphish> and of course, i can, lovely
2019-09-03T01:05:21 < zyp> python-libusb is something like «import usb.core» «dev = usb.core.find(idVendor = x, idProduct = y)» then use dev.get_active_configuration() to get endpoint objects, then just ep.read() or ep.write()
2019-09-03T01:05:40 < zyp> or dev.ctrl_transfer()
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2019-09-03T01:07:12 < zyp> like, here's some old shit I've got that maps i2c reads and writes to a couple of control requests: https://paste.jvnv.net/view/5b0yu
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2019-09-03T01:07:38 < karlp> I use pyusb, it's somewhat "more pythony" and less "just like libusb says to do" but yeah, totally. it's super easy if you just want to use usb to _do_ stuff
2019-09-03T01:07:57 < zyp> isn't this pyusb?
2019-09-03T01:08:04 < zyp> and then the other one is python-libusb1?
2019-09-03T01:08:26 < karlp> instead of "I feel like it should work with cat /dev, even if now I'm pulling in a whole history of linedisciplines and baked/cooked formatting and expections of line buffering and ....."
2019-09-03T01:08:42 < zyp> :)
2019-09-03T01:09:04 < karlp> yeah, your paste looks like pyusb, I've heard good things about pythonlibusb1 too, but *shrugs*
2019-09-03T01:09:04 < zyp> I'm aware of two libusb wrappers for python, and I tend to use a mix of both
2019-09-03T01:09:15 < karlp> I've even used lua-libusb1, works ~same as well too.
2019-09-03T01:09:22 < karlp> fuck writing shit in c for desktop linux
2019-09-03T01:09:52 < zyp> IMO python-libusb1 is nicer but requires more boilerplate to get started
2019-09-03T01:10:11 < karlp> is it just "nicer" because it's more like the libusb api docs?
2019-09-03T01:10:29 < zyp> so I tend to use pyusb for dead simple stuff and python-libusb1 for stuff that benefits from event handling and callbacks
2019-09-03T01:10:47 < karlp> I mean, I went and used the libusb1 version to try out async transfers, and I coulnd't get any extra perf out, despite all the extra boiler plate
2019-09-03T01:10:55 < zyp> https://paste.jvnv.net/view/tFJlT
2019-09-03T01:11:07 < karlp> I have a version of ~most of the gadget0 tests in the libusb1 style somewhere for something I was trying to test.
2019-09-03T01:11:38 < karlp> oh no, it was, "this is a timing thing, pyusb won't be able to do that" "use libusb1 to demonstrate failure, see that it fails just as easily with pyusb too..."
2019-09-03T01:11:59 < fenugrec> sounds familiar
2019-09-03T01:12:31 < karlp> yeah, you were involved :)
2019-09-03T01:12:36 < karlp> I'm not sure there's even a solution yet :)
2019-09-03T01:13:02 < kakimir> https://pr0gramm.com/top/3397390
2019-09-03T01:13:10 < zyp> I think the advantage becomes apparent once you want to have more than one transfer scheduled at the same time
2019-09-03T01:13:21 < zyp> e.g. while waiting for traffic from multiple endpoints
2019-09-03T01:13:30 < karlp> hrm. shit.
2019-09-03T01:13:34 < fenugrec> I'm foggy on the details, was that the buffer corruption one ? fix was simple, no ? just sent BUFCON or whatever properly
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2019-09-03T01:14:01 < karlp> fenugrec: one of those fixes is now being used as the "this commit breaks f446 and efm32" even though it clearly fixed things on other platforms...
2019-09-03T01:14:06 < karlp> but yeah, foggy shit
2019-09-03T01:14:15 < fenugrec> hmmm
2019-09-03T01:14:25  * karlp decided to go and actually do some usb shit instead of chatting on the internet :)
2019-09-03T01:14:30 < zyp> that's one of mine, right?
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2019-09-03T01:23:22 < fenugrec> ooh, the race condition one
2019-09-03T01:25:24 < karlp> hrm, I'm thinking of just not using bulk endpoits at all for this.
2019-09-03T01:25:46 < karlp> I just want to load ~500 dac samples or so, no streaming or anything
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2019-09-03T01:44:37 < Thorn> https://www.amazon.com/How-Destroy-Man-Now-DAMN/dp/099982032X
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2019-09-03T01:47:41 < catphish> zyp: my transfers work perfectly with libusb, thanks :)
2019-09-03T01:48:17 < catphish> no messing about, no unexpected transfers, no nonsense whatsoever
2019-09-03T01:49:22 < catphish> my only complaint would be that it was too easy
2019-09-03T01:57:04 < catphish> interrupt transfers work fine with libusb, clearly i was just doing CDC wrong
2019-09-03T01:57:09 < catphish> never mind :)
2019-09-03T02:01:05 < catphish> Thorn: not sure if the point if that book has gone way over the reviewers' heads... or mine
2019-09-03T02:01:24 < catphish> surely it's supposed to be subversive and not taken literally
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2019-09-03T02:05:56 < aandrew> hm
2019-09-03T02:07:04 < catphish> i just found a pdf, it's pretty poorly written anyway
2019-09-03T02:07:18 < aandrew> ldr r3, =0x40023800
2019-09-03T02:07:24 < aandrew> ldr r3, [r3, #4]
2019-09-03T02:07:31 < aandrew> ubfx r3, r3, #16, #2
2019-09-03T02:07:35 < aandrew> adds r3, #1
2019-09-03T02:07:40 < aandrew> lsls r3, r3, #1
2019-09-03T02:08:00 < aandrew> first two put the contents of address 0x40023804 into R3, right?
2019-09-03T02:08:59 < Thorn> no, the address is @ 0x40023800
2019-09-03T02:09:07 < aandrew> no, #4 is the offset
2019-09-03T02:09:21 < Thorn> or is that the literal syntax
2019-09-03T02:09:24 < aandrew> the literal value 40023800 is put in R3
2019-09-03T02:09:41 < aandrew> then the contents of address@r3+4  put in R3
2019-09-03T02:10:00 < aandrew> oh wait, this thing jumped on me
2019-09-03T02:11:23 < aandrew> wtf
2019-09-03T02:11:27 < aandrew> nevermind that
2019-09-03T02:11:32 < aandrew> ldr r3, =0x40023800
2019-09-03T02:11:37 < aandrew> ldr r1, [r3, #4]
2019-09-03T02:11:43 < aandrew> ubfx r1, r1, #6, #9
2019-09-03T02:11:48 < aandrew> movs r3, #0
2019-09-03T02:11:57 < aandrew> ldr r0, =0x01d7840 (25MHz)
2019-09-03T02:12:05 < aandrew> umull r0, r1, r1, r0
2019-09-03T02:12:17 < aandrew> so r3 has the value 0x40023800
2019-09-03T02:12:30 < aandrew> the *r1* is supposed to have whatever is at the address [r3+4]
2019-09-03T02:12:38 < aandrew> but oone shows *r3* getting that value
2019-09-03T02:12:46 < aandrew> step the first instruction, r3 has 0x40023800
2019-09-03T02:13:01 < aandrew> step the next and *r3* now has 0x2940c619
2019-09-03T02:13:03 < aandrew> wtf
2019-09-03T02:13:27 < aandrew> it's all getting the right values but they're in r3 not r1
2019-09-03T02:13:38 < aandrew> (btw ubfx is a pretty slick instruction)
2019-09-03T02:14:39 < aandrew> then movs r3, #8 changes R6
2019-09-03T02:14:45 < aandrew> I think ozone is on fucking crack
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2019-09-03T02:58:04 < salcedo> there's a UK dude giving away thinkpads if anybody wants
2019-09-03T02:58:10 < salcedo> you pay shipping
2019-09-03T02:59:37 < specing> where
2019-09-03T02:59:42 < salcedo> al2o3-cr | i've got a t430s, t450, t460, x270 anyone want one 
2019-09-03T02:59:44 < specing> which thinkpads
2019-09-03T02:59:52 < salcedo> #archlinux
2019-09-03T02:59:53 < specing> those are pretty new
2019-09-03T03:13:05 < kakimir> salcedo: computers are now free?
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2019-09-03T03:17:17 < salcedo> always
2019-09-03T03:18:08 < kakimir> why I keep paying?
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2019-09-03T03:19:50 < salcedo> lord bezos says they don't expect to make money selling computers, they expect to make money when people use the computers.
2019-09-03T03:22:06 < karlp> https://hastebin.com/ohiqukosoz.md
2019-09-03T03:22:08 < kakimir> shit on a plate deal
2019-09-03T03:38:17 < Laurenceb_> Uncleb
2019-09-03T03:38:27 < Laurenceb_> its a boy
2019-09-03T03:38:59 < salcedo> Laurenceb_: karlp made me a google cow just like the one you have
2019-09-03T03:39:18 < Laurenceb_> I can introduce him into the patriarchy, now he has left the jewess baby incubator
2019-09-03T03:39:20 < Laurenceb_> lulwut
2019-09-03T03:40:05 < Laurenceb_> a shitlord in training
2019-09-03T03:47:34 < karlp> sweet, usb task for the evening, sending user data to the dac works... first time! https://imgur.com/a/M38fBxz
2019-09-03T03:48:58 < salcedo> Manufacturer: karlp-cafe
2019-09-03T03:50:03 < karlp> yeah baby. vid=0xcafe
2019-09-03T03:55:51 < kakimir> what units uk use?
2019-09-03T03:56:14 < kakimir> lurencer
2019-09-03T03:59:18 < kakimir> I thougth it was SI
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2019-09-03T04:00:26 < kakimir> but in example I watch Top Gear and they talk about miles per gallon, miles per hour, feets, pounds, tonnes(not clear if metric)
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2019-09-03T04:05:38 < karlp> so, I've already acheived more this time than the entire time I struggled with usb out fifos last time in usb-tmc. whee.
2019-09-03T04:05:41 < karlp> https://github.com/karlp/discotmc2
2019-09-03T04:06:42 < Laurenceb_> kakimir: any units we want
2019-09-03T04:06:49 < Laurenceb_> as you said
2019-09-03T04:07:08 < kakimir> okay :o
2019-09-03T04:07:24 < Laurenceb_> we tend not to produce publications filled with slugs and other weird units like muricans
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2019-09-03T06:09:56 < upgrdman> altidongs pros: how do i add a ground pour across the entire top side of a pcb? place > fill?
2019-09-03T06:10:25 < upgrdman> o nm, found Polygon Pour
2019-09-03T06:12:11 < upgrdman> with a polygon pour, can i mark certain pads to NOT have a thermal connection, but a big fat connection for heatsinking?
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2019-09-03T06:23:07 < upgrdman> nm, found that too
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2019-09-03T07:52:43 < aandrew> https://www.reddit.com/r/memes/comments/cym0gl/the_last_electrician_left_his_mark/
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2019-09-03T07:56:47 < Cracki> electric arcs produce some UV, don't they? that affects vampires, doesn't it
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2019-09-03T08:28:02 < Cracki> cable lugs, is there any guidance for choosing ring or fork type ones?
2019-09-03T08:28:19 < Cracki> (apart from convenience)
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2019-09-03T09:22:44 < Cracki> TIL: stm32 adc has fast and slow channels. they differ in half LSBs of noise for some measurements, and 5.1 vs 4.8 MHz sampling rate...
2019-09-03T09:22:52 < Cracki> hardly worth mentioning eh
2019-09-03T09:23:16 < Cracki> (values for F303)
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2019-09-03T09:44:40 < Cracki> steganosaurus
2019-09-03T09:45:23 < Cracki> reminds me of that "trick" where you use noise to get out of the "sticky" discretization of an ADC and make oversampling actually give you information
2019-09-03T09:45:58 < Cracki> if you don't have noise already :P
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2019-09-03T10:08:11 < Cracki> I am dithering about when to leave. I have some time on a laser cutter and 3d printer scheduled for 3h from now.
2019-09-03T10:10:01 < Cracki> also googling power outlets. I know european/german outlets have no polarity as such, but the french have defined which one is N and which is L
2019-09-03T10:12:57 < Cracki> schuko is reversible and not marked at all but maybe there's code saying "L is left, N is right" or something
2019-09-03T10:17:34 < Cracki> beheaded extension cord for psu shows wires colored such (angled wall plug, tail down), so I'll stick with that
2019-09-03T10:20:40 < qyx> yes, it is L on the left
2019-09-03T10:20:46 < qyx> but afaik this is not mandatory anymore
2019-09-03T10:20:51 < qyx> at least here
2019-09-03T10:28:22 < Cracki> I'll have to find an opportunity to probe all the outlets. I'll beep the extension cords too...
2019-09-03T10:28:40 < Cracki> for an unearthed metal lamp I could tell which way it's plugged in by touching it
2019-09-03T10:29:23 < Cracki> you feel a hum on your skin when skin contact is very light
2019-09-03T10:29:38 < sync> yes, but that
2019-09-03T10:29:44 < sync> 'd be illegal now
2019-09-03T10:29:49 < Cracki> what would
2019-09-03T10:29:52 < Cracki> touching lamps?
2019-09-03T10:30:05 < Cracki> or unearthed lamps?
2019-09-03T10:30:12 < dongs>  < Cracki> you feel a hum on your skin when skin contact is very light
2019-09-03T10:30:17 < Cracki> 2-pin is still legal and sold around here
2019-09-03T10:30:20 < dongs> i get this whenever i touch my laptop when i plug it into stuff in taiwan
2019-09-03T10:30:27 < Cracki> awesome
2019-09-03T10:30:40 < sync> yes, but most lamps are now three pinners
2019-09-03T10:30:43 < Cracki> I used to have a laptop with 2-prong wall plug too. it was ass.
2019-09-03T10:30:46 < sync> or at least double isolated
2019-09-03T10:30:54 < dongs> it sorta feels like your finger is flying over the material
2019-09-03T10:31:05 < dongs> the staticky thing makes it slide smoother or something
2019-09-03T10:31:11 < Cracki> tbh I don't know why this lamp's metal frame would have any contact with its wires
2019-09-03T10:31:23 < Cracki> the whole cord goes through the frame
2019-09-03T10:32:03 < dongs> wtf
2019-09-03T10:32:04 < Cracki> yeah feels funny. I'm glad that's all it feels like because it's a gentle warning.
2019-09-03T10:32:09 < dongs> seedstudio shipped my order from this morning
2019-09-03T10:32:20 < Cracki> they must be bored
2019-09-03T10:32:44 < dongs> Ya
2019-09-03T10:34:50 < Cracki> meh time to shower. let's see if that fablab has suitable crimping pliers
2019-09-03T10:39:10 < dongs> me too
2019-09-03T10:39:33 < dongs> 9V batts is about the max i go for tho
2019-09-03T10:39:41 < dongs> that gives a nice jolt
2019-09-03T10:45:32 < Cracki> we have these 4.5v flat things. they do an angry tickle. I didn't dare lick a fresh 9v ever
2019-09-03T10:46:05 < Cracki> I could try one of the empty 9v from the smoke alarms... they drop to zero if you wave a 100k at them
2019-09-03T10:47:21 < Cracki> kittehs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S57ta2RTIaw
2019-09-03T10:47:52 < Cracki> spring only between terminals, or spring + tongue between them?
2019-09-03T10:50:10 < Cracki> =)
2019-09-03T10:50:57 < Cracki> hm, that puma cage's vertical bars in the center could use some wooden padding/scratching post
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2019-09-03T11:17:44 < Cracki> ananas
2019-09-03T11:20:39 < Cracki> ask an englishuman maybe
2019-09-03T11:20:54 < Cracki> I'm rest-of-the-world, I say ananas
2019-09-03T11:26:41 < Cracki> painappuru! pinafel! http://mentalfloss.com/article/91098/why-pineapple-called-pineapple
2019-09-03T11:29:11 < Cracki> none pizza with left ananas
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2019-09-03T12:46:02 < Laurenceb_> khazar milkers!
2019-09-03T12:46:13 < Laurenceb_> they will be in action right about now
2019-09-03T12:49:50  * Laurenceb_ feeds nephewb some pork scratchings
2019-09-03T12:50:24 < Laurenceb_> my life is a living meme
2019-09-03T12:52:50 < Laurenceb_> just proud of my brother for becoming chosen
2019-09-03T12:53:16 < Laurenceb_> if you cant beat them, join (((them)))
2019-09-03T12:53:57 < Laurenceb_> >being this slow
2019-09-03T12:54:14 < Laurenceb_> https://www.google.com/search?q=the+chosen+people
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2019-09-03T13:23:41 < karlp> what was dongs buying from seeeed?
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2019-09-03T13:46:05 < englishman> karlp: gd32fv
2019-09-03T13:46:18 < karlp> ah right. yeah, I got one in a shopping basket too.
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2019-09-03T13:56:00 < Thorn> has anyone used RTL8710
2019-09-03T13:56:16 < dongs> cheap
2019-09-03T13:56:40 < Thorn> cheap as in cheap or cheap?
2019-09-03T13:58:23 < dongs> donno. anyway, not used. not enough AI Wifi IoT M2M Dick2Dick stuff
2019-09-03T13:58:32 < karlp> Thorn: is the the amoeba shit?
2019-09-03T13:58:36 < dongs> yes
2019-09-03T13:59:36 < Thorn> is there a wi-fi module that does wi-fi? so that I can connect it to a MCU and run lwip there
2019-09-03T13:59:52 < Thorn> no custom dev env / SDK / ardweeno / shit
2019-09-03T14:00:23 < englishman> esp32 and at commands?
2019-09-03T14:04:24 < dongs> thorn, any SDIO wifi module i guess
2019-09-03T14:04:26 < dongs> but it wont be cheap
2019-09-03T14:05:28 < emeryth> esp8266 is literally an sdio wifi chip
2019-09-03T14:05:52 < dongs> yeah but it comes with retarduino IDE by default
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2019-09-03T14:13:24 < Cracki> inspiration maybe https://hackaday.com/2015/12/09/raspberry-pi-wifi-through-sdio/
2019-09-03T14:13:35 < jadew> google is freaking smart
2019-09-03T14:14:15 < jadew> I didn't remember the name of a fighter properly so I searched for "jumbo beard fight" and got kimbo slice
2019-09-03T14:17:00 < Cracki> the sdio-wifi bridge thing is particularly explained in "esp12f" and similar derivative hw docs
2019-09-03T14:29:09 < Thorn> can I connect multiple slaves to an SDIO bus (like SPI)?
2019-09-03T14:29:14 < zyp> dongs, how's my shit coming along?
2019-09-03T14:34:14 < karlp> what, you want multiple wifis? what else you gonna get in sdio?
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2019-09-03T14:36:56 < Thorn> karlp: eMMC for example
2019-09-03T14:37:36 < karlp> it might be, but I've only seen it on board schematics on differnet sdio channels altogether
2019-09-03T14:38:17 < Thorn> say my host mcu has 2 sdio controllers and I want 3 sdio slaves: a µSD card, an eMMC, and a wi-fi module
2019-09-03T14:39:35 < karlp> I'd say you're doing it wrong already then :)
2019-09-03T14:39:57 < Thorn> what is wrong about it
2019-09-03T14:41:29 < karlp> why both sd and emmc?
2019-09-03T14:41:58 < karlp> use usb for either sd or wifi?
2019-09-03T14:43:56 < Thorn> that's usb host + usb hub + usb sdio controller
2019-09-03T14:44:19 < Thorn> overengineering, the best kind of engineering
2019-09-03T14:44:22 < Cracki> Thorn, would simple SPI be an option for two of those
2019-09-03T14:44:43 < karlp> you said you had 2 sdio controllers? you got them both on usb?
2019-09-03T14:45:01 < Thorn> if I can put the wi-fi on SPI that would be great
2019-09-03T14:45:32 < karlp> they do, if you want to pay more than thorn's monthly wage
2019-09-03T14:45:32 < Cracki> sdio was created to talk to devices plugging into the SD slot that aren't simple sd cards
2019-09-03T14:46:47 < Cracki> see section "ganging cards together" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SD_card#SDIO_cards
2019-09-03T14:47:03 < Cracki> so it might be possible
2019-09-03T14:48:15 < Cracki> even they say it's a bus for multiple devices https://www.sdcard.org/developers/overview/sdio/index.html
2019-09-03T14:48:47 < Cracki> reads like an indian wrote it
2019-09-03T14:53:32 < Thorn> a tcp/ip stuck
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2019-09-03T15:14:55 < Thorn> karlp: nope, 2 builtin sdio controlers, so if i put another sdio controller on usb I'd like to also make usb host available to the user, thus the hub
2019-09-03T15:16:36 < karlp> don't put another sdio on usb, just use a usb periph
2019-09-03T15:17:03 < karlp> usb2640 and similar from alcor micro for the cheap,
2019-09-03T15:17:15 < karlp> µsd card reader+usb hub?
2019-09-03T15:17:22  * karlp shrugs.
2019-09-03T15:17:34 < karlp> what's your host in this? you're doing all this on stm32?
2019-09-03T15:17:47 < Thorn> yes, h750
2019-09-03T15:17:55 < Thorn> qfp100 too, so pin constrained
2019-09-03T15:19:05 < Thorn> >Microchip makes the following part-numbered device available for purchase only by customers who are xD-Picture Card licensees: USB2640, USB2660.
2019-09-03T15:19:07 < Thorn> wat
2019-09-03T15:21:59 < karlp> yeah, that's not actualyl a problem.
2019-09-03T15:22:08 < qyx> there were versions without xd
2019-09-03T15:22:10 < karlp> or at least, it wasn't.
2019-09-03T15:22:18 < karlp> and yeah, it' sjust a part number thing in the suffixes 
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2019-09-03T18:10:51 < Cracki> eks dee
2019-09-03T18:11:37 < Cracki> >upto 2 GB
2019-09-03T18:11:40 < Cracki> *yawn*
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2019-09-03T20:15:58 < Cracki> cut my hand into pieces / this is my last band aid
2019-09-03T20:16:12 < Cracki> bad 3d print + box cutter
2019-09-03T20:18:15 < PaulFertser> https://twitter.com/AmericanDadTBS/status/1167425469102403584 <- last resort
2019-09-03T20:20:34 < Cracki> cut my wife into pieces this is my last divorce
2019-09-03T20:21:33 < Cracki> muricans have weird humor. I didn't see the point of a gigantic alien shoving a car up its butt
2019-09-03T20:22:45 < PaulFertser> It kinda makes sense in the context of that episode.
2019-09-03T20:23:01 < PaulFertser> Is that song supposed to be appreciated mostly by teenagers?
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2019-09-03T20:27:22 < salcedo> it's a papa roach song from the 90's
2019-09-03T20:27:33 < PaulFertser> It looks like that Papa Roach band is kinda a fake pop reincarnation of Nirvana.
2019-09-03T20:27:50 < salcedo> neuralinked gen-z'ers have been protected by it
2019-09-03T20:28:12 < salcedo> s/by/from
2019-09-03T20:28:19 < salcedo> shit song erased from history
2019-09-03T20:30:06 < PaulFertser> "We caught him and took him to the hospital and he went into a mental facility and then he came out the other side better. He actually found God."
2019-09-03T20:31:55 < Cracki> that song's appeal is that it's very angsty in tone and lyrics. the rhyming is ideal to be repurposed.
2019-09-03T20:32:53 < Cracki> gotta love 3d printed shit, constructed with eyeballed tolerance, ending up being pressfit. I don't even need set screws now!
2019-09-03T20:34:16 < Cracki> one part has this curious texture to vertical walls. it's not from motor steps, it's different for each layer. it might be artefacts of a direct drive extruder!
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2019-09-03T20:38:27 < PaulFertser> Can it be an artifact of the vertical motion rods or screws? Classic Z-wobble?
2019-09-03T20:42:58 < Cracki> nah
2019-09-03T20:44:39 < Cracki> i wish i'd had it printed with a raft. the skirt looks like it's 3 layers thick
2019-09-03T20:47:07 < Cracki> no clue if "had had" is the right way to say it. feels right, couldn't justify it to an english teacher
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2019-09-03T21:03:34 < Cracki> hah, their z is scaled to 101%
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2019-09-03T21:06:55 < kakimir> NAS power consumption: 34watts idle, 60w with hdds running
2019-09-03T21:07:03 < kakimir> 4hdds
2019-09-03T21:07:14 < Steffanx> ty
2019-09-03T21:07:15 < kakimir> *spinning
2019-09-03T21:07:18 < kakimir> yw
2019-09-03T21:08:38 < kakimir> Steffanx: show your scheduled tasks?
2019-09-03T21:08:44 < englishman> HDDs spin?
2019-09-03T21:09:02 < kakimir> yes.. those old hdds
2019-09-03T21:09:42 < Steffanx> I have one kakimir. One to backup my freenas config. Daily.
2019-09-03T21:09:57 < kakimir> how about smart self tests?
2019-09-03T21:11:23 < englishman> my freenas install was running on a free ST 8gb usb key they gave out at a seminar
2019-09-03T21:11:29 < Cracki> and haaah construction error. should have used the program's features better... a half-part that mates to its counterpart interferes in a place I didn't consider
2019-09-03T21:11:49 < kakimir> I wonder if I feel like changing a front shock to a4 tonight
2019-09-03T21:13:11 < PaulFertser> Cracki: what CAD are you using?
2019-09-03T21:13:23 < Cracki> inventor
2019-09-03T21:13:41 < Cracki> fusion has better features earlier (or at all) but I want my files local
2019-09-03T21:15:29 < Cracki> fusion has this "timeline" view. it's a direct improvement upon inventor's list of features.
2019-09-03T21:15:39 < kakimir> I think disks spinning up is caused by smartd 30min interval
2019-09-03T21:15:54 < Cracki> not very smartd
2019-09-03T21:15:54 < kakimir> even when smart task has not been set
2019-09-03T21:16:05 < Cracki> what else kicks it off?
2019-09-03T21:23:45 < Steffanx> Cant you tell it to not do the smart when the disk is in standby?
2019-09-03T21:23:55 < Steffanx> I'm pretty sure the option is there
2019-09-03T21:26:34 < kakimir> oh
2019-09-03T21:26:37 < kakimir> that one
2019-09-03T21:26:59 < Steffanx> Very much.
2019-09-03T21:27:06 < kakimir> in smartd options?
2019-09-03T21:27:20 < kakimir> Never, sleep, standby, idle
2019-09-03T21:28:05 < kakimir> "Tests are not performed when the system enters the selected power mode"
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2019-09-03T21:38:42 < kakimir> Steffanx: do you use certificates with you nas?
2019-09-03T21:39:20 < kakimir> do you have wider than lan access?
2019-09-03T21:42:14 < Steffanx> no
2019-09-03T21:42:16 < Steffanx> yes
2019-09-03T21:42:20 < Steffanx> but vpn :P
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2019-09-03T21:53:19 < Steffanx> what are your cpu temps kakimir?
2019-09-03T21:53:28 < kakimir> 25C
2019-09-03T21:53:37 < kakimir> cooler than system chipset
2019-09-03T21:53:54 < kakimir> probs one of the coolest parts in the machine
2019-09-03T21:53:59 < Steffanx> and what is the room temp?
2019-09-03T21:56:39 < kakimir> 20
2019-09-03T21:57:01 < Steffanx> oh, not too bad.
2019-09-03T22:00:01 < kakimir> cannot mount vhd from network drive :o
2019-09-03T22:06:49 < kakimir> diskpart ftw
2019-09-03T22:09:11 < catphish> yeeeeah android 10 has a dark interface
2019-09-03T22:13:21 < salcedo> the g00gz has given you what you desire!
2019-09-03T22:13:45 < salcedo> dark mode interface for your data harvesting rectangle!
2019-09-03T22:13:47 < Steffanx> when will i get the android 10?
2019-09-03T22:15:00 < salcedo> Steffanx: if you're on a carrier rom in the US, probably sometime next year
2019-09-03T22:15:07 < salcedo> like late 2020
2019-09-03T22:15:34 < Steffanx> nah or more like never because samsung.
2019-09-03T22:15:42 < salcedo> rofl yeah
2019-09-03T22:16:27 < salcedo> they'll come out with a new model that has android 10
2019-09-03T22:16:33 < salcedo> instead of backporting it
2019-09-03T22:16:35 < Steffanx> yes
2019-09-03T22:16:57 < salcedo> normies allowed this shit
2019-09-03T22:17:45 < Steffanx> oh, it seems they're already working on something for it.
2019-09-03T22:18:24 < catphish> if you're china, NEVER, mwahahahahaha
2019-09-03T22:18:59 < Steffanx> Will they brexit catphish?
2019-09-03T22:18:59 < salcedo> nah china gets all the new shit first, with all the shiny state-run surveillance codez google is furiously working on for them
2019-09-03T22:19:08 < Steffanx> When will this crap end, catphish?
2019-09-03T22:20:50 < catphish> Steffanx: well so far, the government tried to screw the government, so the government screwed themselves right back, or so is my understanding, i think it's just a joke that went too far, i don't know
2019-09-03T22:21:44 < catphish> so maybe, when we have a functional democratically elected parlaimentary government again, we'll think about getting it done
2019-09-03T22:22:02 < catphish> until then, everyone's welcome to stare and laugh
2019-09-03T22:22:26 < Steffanx> but im done with it as well. its dominating the news.
2019-09-03T22:22:33 < salcedo> "functional democratically elected parliamentary government" LOL
2019-09-03T22:22:53 < salcedo> ya'llz government is just as bad as our amerimutt corporate government
2019-09-03T22:23:16 < Steffanx> The only funny thing about your government is this shitload of shouting poeple in a room that is TOO small. 
2019-09-03T22:23:21 < Steffanx> "ORDER OOOORDER"
2019-09-03T22:23:31 < salcedo> oh like you mean it the courts?
2019-09-03T22:23:45 < Steffanx> YOUR = brits.
2019-09-03T22:23:47 < salcedo> and how trump can't even get his audiences to stfu? they have no respect for him at all. it's like Idiocracy.
2019-09-03T22:24:05 < Mangy_Dog> anyone here used arpruss's usbcomposite library with the xbox360 controller stuff?
2019-09-03T22:24:11 < Steffanx> pass
2019-09-03T22:24:20 < Steffanx> i dont know what it is, so ... no.
2019-09-03T22:24:34 < Mangy_Dog> its a usb HID library
2019-09-03T22:24:36 < Mangy_Dog> :p
2019-09-03T22:24:46 < Mangy_Dog> can create keyboards and joysticks with it
2019-09-03T22:24:49 < salcedo> to use kb/mouse on xbox ?
2019-09-03T22:24:54 < salcedo> hax0r
2019-09-03T22:24:59 < Mangy_Dog> no
2019-09-03T22:25:15 < Mangy_Dog> in my case make a usb game pad
2019-09-03T22:25:21 < salcedo> ah
2019-09-03T22:25:30 < Mangy_Dog> for an embedded handheld
2019-09-03T22:25:56 < salcedo> there is a company called XIM i think? it makes a kb/mouse interface for game consoles
2019-09-03T22:27:12 < kakimir> so I have now vhd attached to my system that doesn't even have partition table
2019-09-03T22:27:14 < Ultrasauce> britain just needs to master the ukranian art of political debate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS-4SOTwvQI
2019-09-03T22:28:32 < catphish> Steffanx: i do enjoy how they shout at each other properly :)
2019-09-03T22:29:14 < catphish> lol nice brawl
2019-09-03T22:30:22 < catphish> uk gov live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93Z2mTFebV0
2019-09-03T22:30:50 < Cracki> so much hot air
2019-09-03T22:30:59 < Cracki> are any of them saying anything new?
2019-09-03T22:31:12 < catphish> probably not
2019-09-03T22:31:25 < catphish> but sometimes it's fun, and at least today things are tense :)
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2019-09-03T22:33:20 < Cracki> people who look like teachers should talk like teachers, not like politicians
2019-09-03T22:33:30 < Cracki> that lady looks like a teacher
2019-09-03T22:33:43 < kakimir> what is up with programs not seeing my samba drives
2019-09-03T22:33:44 < catphish> she really does, i don't know who she is but i quite like her
2019-09-03T22:34:05 < Cracki> "programs"?
2019-09-03T22:34:09 < Cracki> the system has to see them
2019-09-03T22:34:32 < catphish> the annoying thing is that independently they all seem to speak sense
2019-09-03T22:34:40 < Cracki> whatever desktop environment's "explorer" might see them because it knows about them and can browse them, even when they're not exactly mounted
2019-09-03T22:34:40 < catphish> but they just can't correlate those thoughts together
2019-09-03T22:35:11 < kakimir> Cracki: file selector browser doesn't see my shares
2019-09-03T22:35:23 < kakimir> but those are in explorer and accessable
2019-09-03T22:35:30 < Cracki> is that windows?
2019-09-03T22:35:32 < Steffanx> some tools dont like that
2019-09-03T22:35:37 < Cracki> or on some linux distri
2019-09-03T22:35:37 < kakimir> it sucks
2019-09-03T22:35:43 < Steffanx> segger ozone doesnt do files on a network share for example
2019-09-03T22:35:54 < Steffanx> on windows that is indeed
2019-09-03T22:35:55 < kakimir> I wanted them to work like local drives
2019-09-03T22:36:01 < kakimir> shit..
2019-09-03T22:36:06 < Steffanx> they do, but some tools dont like it
2019-09-03T22:36:20 < Cracki> have you "mounted" them (at least given them a letter) or are they simply known to windows as network locations?
2019-09-03T22:36:23 < Steffanx> not sure if you can fool them
2019-09-03T22:37:34 < Cracki> ukraine ftw. they all look like they would slav-squat on that podium
2019-09-03T22:38:12 < Cracki> I'm sure they're a lot more civilized in their words because they don't have to use words all the time
2019-09-03T22:39:11 < kakimir> Cracki: letters are there
2019-09-03T22:39:42 < kakimir> Steffanx: can I make my freenas browsable from "Network"
2019-09-03T22:39:46 < Cracki> google "<program> network share"
2019-09-03T22:39:56 < Cracki> you aren't the first I'm sure
2019-09-03T22:40:44 < Steffanx> browsable? I just tend to go to \\freenas.local because it has that name
2019-09-03T22:41:33 < kakimir> there is network locations in windows
2019-09-03T22:41:44 < kakimir> I see my machine and for some reason I see one chromecast too
2019-09-03T22:43:07 < kakimir> yees \\freenas.local gives me browsing
2019-09-03T22:43:14 < kakimir> but windows doesn't see it automatically
2019-09-03T22:43:24 < kakimir> it's probs for better
2019-09-03T22:44:27 < mawk> you can add it there
2019-09-03T22:44:32 < mawk> add new network device
2019-09-03T22:46:02 < kakimir> so I have corrupted disk image in my nas and I don't want to have it locally
2019-09-03T22:46:17 < kakimir> I don't just have the space
2019-09-03T22:47:38 < kakimir> but I want apply muh tools to that image
2019-09-03T22:47:44 < Steffanx> what tools?
2019-09-03T22:48:13 < kakimir> http://www.ntfs.com/recovery-toolkit.htm
2019-09-03T22:48:26 < Steffanx> ay
2019-09-03T22:48:35 < Steffanx> install windows on a vm on your nas :P
2019-09-03T22:49:24 < kakimir> :o
2019-09-03T22:49:28 < kakimir> :O
2019-09-03T22:49:35 < kakimir> mental
2019-09-03T22:49:44 < kakimir> how do I access it?
2019-09-03T22:50:00 < Steffanx> not sure, never tried it
2019-09-03T22:50:20 < kakimir> sounds very.. interesting excercise
2019-09-03T22:50:36 < Steffanx> vnc i think.
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2019-09-03T22:52:51 < Cracki> get a winhex
2019-09-03T22:53:04 < Cracki> it works on physical disks, partitions, images... all the same
2019-09-03T22:53:14 < Cracki> might come with the tools you need
2019-09-03T22:54:07 < Cracki> if you want to mount it as a physical disk: https://www.osforensics.com/tools/mount-disk-images.html
2019-09-03T22:55:09 < Cracki> no guarantee that it allows to mount files on a network share
2019-09-03T22:55:25 < kakimir> diskpart can add over network
2019-09-03T22:55:31 < Cracki> another option: iscsi with support from your freenas
2019-09-03T22:56:17 < Cracki> newer windows seems capable of mounting its own disk image formats https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/storage/mount-diskimage?view=win10-ps
2019-09-03T22:56:21 < kakimir> I already did it to use converted .vhd as physical drive only to notice it doesn't even have partition table
2019-09-03T22:56:41 < kakimir> I maybe need to check if toolkit can see that
2019-09-03T22:56:53 < Cracki> try winhex on the file
2019-09-03T22:57:22 < Cracki> I'm not a fan of those shoot-and-forget tools. winhex can look for signatures too.
2019-09-03T22:58:12 < Cracki> it's not good (at all) at editing partition metadata. it has "templates" you can apply to mbr and gpt structures but then you have to calculate values yourself
2019-09-03T22:58:19 < Cracki> it is good at finding things
2019-09-03T23:02:35 < antto> wub wab wife wib wub weses, wib wib wab wab wib w0000t
2019-09-03T23:03:35 < antto> papi rochos
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2019-09-03T23:08:07 < kakimir> iscsi sounds mad
2019-09-03T23:09:47 < Cracki> just saying, there are ways to escalate, if whatever doesn't work
2019-09-03T23:10:26 < Cracki> you could just buy a huge disk for the image and directly attach it
2019-09-03T23:10:40 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-03T23:10:49 < kakimir> that is the sensible approach
2019-09-03T23:10:53 < Cracki> >_>
2019-09-03T23:11:14 < Cracki> is that image gpt or mbr partitioned?
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2019-09-03T23:11:50 < Cracki> what's the trouble, did something fuck file system headers?
2019-09-03T23:12:39 < Cracki> if the partitioning is gone... ntfs stores header and footer and those reference each other so *that* can be recovered. ext prolly does something similar
2019-09-03T23:15:11 < kakimir> iirc first 8GB are not accessable
2019-09-03T23:15:28 < Cracki> mbr is a linked list, so if you can recover/recalculate the mbr, all the rest magically reappear
2019-09-03T23:15:54 < Cracki> readout error from disk? something overwrote the data?
2019-09-03T23:17:11 < Cracki> if it's ntfs, you might be in luck. the header sector is mirrored at the last sector. the allocation table might have a mirror too, can't remember.
2019-09-03T23:19:21 < kakimir> Cracki: head failure
2019-09-03T23:19:26 < kakimir> tick of death
2019-09-03T23:19:38 < Cracki> delicious
2019-09-03T23:20:14 < Cracki> people have had luck putting it in the freezer and getting it to read something while it's cold
2019-09-03T23:21:37 < kakimir> I got something like 90% so I don't push it anymore
2019-09-03T23:22:27 < kakimir> I also have substitute drive if I want to change heads
2019-09-03T23:24:36 < kakimir> I wish mainly system files are hit
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2019-09-03T23:59:27 < catphish> did anyone every wear out a flash memory by many attempts to test code?
2019-09-03T23:59:54 < catphish> i figure i get 200 attempts a day for 50 days :)
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2019-09-04T00:01:18 < karlp> never going to happen.
2019-09-04T00:02:32 < catphish> lets hope not, normally i wouldn't give a crap, but i'm testing with my 1-off prototype and i'll be annoyed if i have to build another one :)
2019-09-04T00:03:04 < karlp> the flash endurance is rated over full temperature range too,
2019-09-04T00:03:13 < catphish> that's a good point
2019-09-04T00:03:15 < karlp> and are you _reallllly_ anywhere near 200 flahses a day?
2019-09-04T00:03:37 < karlp> I'd suggest you may want to work on your approach if you're really doing that.
2019-09-04T00:03:57 < catphish> my process is rather test-heavy, but in most cases, probably not :)
2019-09-04T00:04:41 < catphish> but you're right, it does seem unlikely
2019-09-04T00:08:05 < Thorn> I've never seen a confirmed report of flash cycles being depleted
2019-09-04T00:08:46 < Thorn> it's always either an MCU fried due to bad circuit or bad probing technique, or a firmware failure such as disabled SWD
2019-09-04T00:09:03 < catphish> disabled SWD is infuriating
2019-09-04T00:09:22 < catphish> i've literally thrown away chips before figuring out the mess that makes
2019-09-04T00:09:26 < Thorn> it's easy to recover from though
2019-09-04T00:09:35 < Thorn> connect under reset
2019-09-04T00:09:36 < catphish> yeah, i figured it out in the end
2019-09-04T00:10:26 < Thorn> (unless you've actually enabled non-recoverable CRP)
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2019-09-04T00:33:28 < kakimir> movie recommd for you lonely women: Holiday
2019-09-04T00:39:33 < catphish> yay it lives https://imgur.com/a/UM0lp55
2019-09-04T00:39:54 < catphish> now just to put all the bits of code together and actually stream some data off the disk to the pc
2019-09-04T00:39:58 < day> catphish: stm32f411?
2019-09-04T00:40:08 < catphish> 433
2019-09-04T00:40:30 < catphish> err stm32L433
2019-09-04T00:40:30 < day> i've got the 411 :p
2019-09-04T00:40:44 < catphish> (l4 not f4)
2019-09-04T00:40:59 < day> did u design that parallel to usb board?
2019-09-04T00:41:05 < catphish> yes
2019-09-04T00:41:10 < day> nice
2019-09-04T00:41:33 < catphish> better pic of the board https://i.imgur.com/TEDFmct.jpg
2019-09-04T00:42:24 < catphish> it's designed to read / write unusual / proprietary floppy disk formats that can't be read by a PC floppy controller, initially amiga disks
2019-09-04T00:42:51 < day> o0
2019-09-04T00:42:54 < catphish> super simple pcb design :)
2019-09-04T00:43:19 < day> but you dont seem to have alterned the device itself, so wouldnt a custom driver be sufficient for that?
2019-09-04T00:43:25 < day> altered*
2019-09-04T00:43:56 < catphish> the drive is standard, but the controller is custom
2019-09-04T00:44:29 < catphish> PCs (and PC USB floppy drives) have their own controller that can only read PC-formatted disks
2019-09-04T00:44:50 < day> but you are interacting with the drive through its original  parallel interface right?
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2019-09-04T00:47:32 < catphish> yes
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2019-09-04T00:48:19 < catphish> it's a pretty simple interface really, just a few GPIOs for stepper motor control, and pulses of data
2019-09-04T00:49:15 < catphish> just needs some fancy software and timers to decode the data
2019-09-04T00:50:36 < catphish> parallel interface: https://cdn.instructables.com/FJA/ZNJF/H2MYM2XN/FJAZNJFH2MYM2XN.LARGE.jpg?auto=webp&frame=1&width=320
2019-09-04T00:58:02 < day> i guess you are now a master of magnetic storage file systems :p
2019-09-04T00:59:26 < salcedo> Mr. MagnetoStoroMannnnnn!!
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2019-09-04T01:15:11 < catphish> mildly :)
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2019-09-04T02:49:22 < catphish> dumb question - can i reset a general purpose timer using any of its 4 gpio inputs?
2019-09-04T02:50:08 < catphish> i'm trying to measure the time between pulses on TIM2_CH3 and missing how to set up the reset
2019-09-04T02:51:07 < karlp> hrm, time to reassign pins on this pciex connector again :)
2019-09-04T02:54:15 < catphish> i want ITR2 maybe
2019-09-04T02:58:45 < catphish> oh, i can't that's unfortunate :(
2019-09-04T03:01:28 < catphish> TIM2 is 32 bit though, so i can just subtract the previous value of TIM1->CCR3 each time
2019-09-04T03:03:47 < karlp> what are you trying to reset? have one pin be the trigger for counting, and another to automatically manage resetting it?
2019-09-04T03:07:01 < kakimir> how to end email?
2019-09-04T03:07:09 < kakimir> when I'm eager to hear from them
2019-09-04T03:07:36 < kakimir> when it's seriousness level: getting a job
2019-09-04T03:08:29 < Thorn> "I've got job offers from google, facebook and amazon, so please respond quickly if you want to have a chance at hiring me"
2019-09-04T03:09:00 < catphish> karlp: i just want to count the time between pulses, i'd normally do this by having the same pin assigned to both capture input and timer reset, but unfortunately i designed this board with the input connected to a pin that can't reset the timer
2019-09-04T03:09:20 < catphish> so instead, i will let the timer run free, and just measure the difference between capture values
2019-09-04T03:09:33 < Thorn> kakimir: read this https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/ten-rules-for-negotiating-a-job-offer-ee17cccbdab6/
2019-09-04T03:09:45 < kakimir> let's break the rules
2019-09-04T03:25:16 < englishman> lol 250k to work at airbnb
2019-09-04T03:25:22 < englishman> what the shit does airbnb need brogrammers for
2019-09-04T03:25:26 < englishman> they havent changed shit in years
2019-09-04T03:26:21 < kakimir> brog
2019-09-04T03:27:34 < salcedo> learn you a production-grade container orchestration and join the brog kube
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2019-09-04T03:47:49 < karlp> 26MHz m3. sexy... https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/analog-devices-inc/ADUCM355BCCZ/ADUCM355BCCZ-ND/9996936
2019-09-04T03:50:06 < englishman> wtf
2019-09-04T03:50:15 < englishman> which acquisition did that come from
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2019-09-04T04:01:48 < catphish> yay, t'works, streaming flux timing data from my floppy over usb
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2019-09-04T04:09:57 < Thorn> so esp-idf is actually using lwip for tcp/ip? at least some good news
2019-09-04T04:15:47 < dongs> englishman: none, isnt ADUC thier mcu line shit
2019-09-04T04:16:24 < dongs> but they always used some garbage cores that nobody knows about
2019-09-04T04:20:07 < catphish> looks like usb-fs is indeed just about fast enough to stream this raw (4Mbps) data :)
2019-09-04T04:21:18 < Thorn> any recommendations on esp32 modules, there are https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32988186010.html and https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000087125084.html etc.
2019-09-04T04:23:02 < englishman> the latter
2019-09-04T04:23:08 < englishman> fcc'd and actually made by espressif
2019-09-04T04:23:11 < englishman> with datasheet et 
2019-09-04T04:23:12 < englishman> c
2019-09-04T04:23:16 < englishman> forget that china cloner shit
2019-09-04T04:23:52 < dongs> ESP1488
2019-09-04T04:23:59 < Thorn> WROOM is the original one?
2019-09-04T04:24:02 < dongs> so its all about ESP32 now?
2019-09-04T04:24:06 < dongs> the other ESP is ded?
2019-09-04T04:24:11 < dongs> still same garbage core right?
2019-09-04T04:24:18 < englishman> works with coresight
2019-09-04T04:25:14 < dongs> Xtensa LX6
2019-09-04T04:25:16 < dongs> whats coresight
2019-09-04T04:25:44 < englishman> who cares how garbo the core is when it runs at 240MHz
2019-09-04T04:25:48 < rajkosto> tracing part of cortex cores ?
2019-09-04T04:26:10 < rajkosto> you can get cortex m4 that run way faster englishman 
2019-09-04T04:26:12 < rajkosto> from stm32
2019-09-04T04:26:26 < englishman> not for $2 in a fcc'd module with bt and wifi
2019-09-04T04:26:43 < rajkosto> its still not ARM architecture right
2019-09-04T04:26:48 < englishman> st's bluetooth only shit with closedsores f0 inside is like $10
2019-09-04T04:27:11 < rajkosto> slave an ESP32 via SPI
2019-09-04T04:27:13 < rajkosto> from a stm32
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2019-09-04T04:29:07 < Thorn> this thing has the same module on it + ethernet https://www.olimex.com/Products/IoT/ESP32/ESP32-POE/open-source-hardware
2019-09-04T04:29:11 < Thorn> interesting
2019-09-04T04:29:51 < kakimir> gmail categorizes my work application emails as "unimportant"
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2019-09-04T04:30:39 < Thorn> it could have put them straight to trash
2019-09-04T04:30:49 < Thorn> so not the worst case scenario
2019-09-04T04:31:21 < dongs> wait what hte fuck thorn?
2019-09-04T04:31:23 < salcedo> yea. google knows best.
2019-09-04T04:31:28 < dongs> does ESP1488 have ethernet or something?
2019-09-04T04:31:40 < Thorn> the 32 seems to
2019-09-04T04:31:48 < Thorn> looking at the schematics rn
2019-09-04T04:32:12 < dongs> looks like it
2019-09-04T04:32:15 < dongs> the're using a 10/100 phy
2019-09-04T04:32:17 < dongs> wtf
2019-09-04T04:32:32 < dongs> fuckin opensores
2019-09-04T04:32:35 < englishman> 8710a
2019-09-04T04:32:44 < salcedo> holy shit espressif.com, can you make your website bigger?
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2019-09-04T04:32:59 < Thorn> yeah RMII signals going into the WROOOOOOOOOM
2019-09-04T04:33:56 < englishman> An IEEE-802.3-2008-compliant Media Access Controller (MAC) is provided for Ethernet LAN communications.
2019-09-04T04:33:56 < englishman> ESP32 requires an external physical interface device (PHY) to connect to the physical LAN bus (twisted-pair, fiber,
2019-09-04T04:33:56 < englishman> etc.). The PHY is connected to ESP32 through 17 signals of MII or nine signals of RMII. The following features are
2019-09-04T04:33:56 < englishman> supported on the Ethernet MAC (EMAC) interface:
2019-09-04T04:33:56 < englishman> • 10 Mbps and 100 Mbps rates
2019-09-04T04:33:57 < englishman> • Dedicated DMA controller allowing high-speed transfer between the dedicated SRAM and Ethernet MAC
2019-09-04T04:34:05 < Thorn> maybe I should delegate both wi-fi and ethernet to the esp32 in my controller project and let the stm32 run user programs and communicate with slaves
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2019-09-04T04:35:06 < dongs> nice, tehy're using SY8089 dc/dc
2019-09-04T04:35:10 < dongs> those are the best
2019-09-04T04:35:27 < englishman> you love those internal dioders
2019-09-04T04:35:40 < dongs> yeah
2019-09-04T04:35:53 < dongs> also these schematics loko disgusting
2019-09-04T04:35:55 < dongs> is that kikecad?
2019-09-04T04:36:00 < englishman> yes
2019-09-04T04:36:27 < dongs> imagine writing so much shit into part comment because the CAD doesn't provide a way to list irrelevant stuff hidden away somewhere in attributes
2019-09-04T04:36:37 < dongs> 22uF/6.3V/20%/X5R/C0603
2019-09-04T04:36:40 < dongs> liek, fuck offfffffff
2019-09-04T04:36:51 < dongs> (also 22uF in 0603 is retarded as all fuck
2019-09-04T04:37:15 < dongs> its like some idiot had me make a board with 10uF 0402
2019-09-04T04:37:20 < dongs> then complained the caps cost a lot
2019-09-04T04:37:24 < dongs> and didnt work very well
2019-09-04T04:37:42 < dongs> yeah cuz at 0402 you're lucky to get like 5uF out of it at that size
2019-09-04T04:37:56 < englishman> 10u at 0v
2019-09-04T04:38:02 < englishman> 5u at 0.5v
2019-09-04T04:40:54 < englishman> https://github.com/Matheus-Garbelini/esp32_esp8266_attacks
2019-09-04T04:47:38 < Thorn> Putin's doomsday botnet isn't going to grow on its own, everyone gotta do their part
2019-09-04T04:57:55 < englishman> https://www.usb.org/document-library/usb4tm-specification
2019-09-04T05:01:25 < mawk> wtf
2019-09-04T05:01:42 < mawk> they create usb 3, they rename it to usb 3.0, then to 3.1 or something, then they move on to usb 4 ?
2019-09-04T05:01:45 < mawk> after all this mess
2019-09-04T05:01:55 < mawk> when you do a .1 it's because a .2 awaits
2019-09-04T05:02:03 < salcedo> well yeah. we kinda need a reason to buy moar chinesium.
2019-09-04T05:04:11 < mawk> USB 3.1 and USB 3.2 were evolutionary steps to increase bandwidth. The goal for USB4 remains
2019-09-04T05:04:11 < mawk> the same with the added goal of helping to converge the USB Type -C® connector ecosystem and
2019-09-04T05:04:11 < mawk> minimize end-user confusion.
2019-09-04T05:04:12 < mawk> lol
2019-09-04T05:04:16 < mawk> good job minimizing confusion
2019-09-04T05:04:24 < mawk> if the goal is the same why is it not USB 3.3
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2019-09-04T05:16:56 < specing> kikecad :)
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2019-09-04T11:26:06 < jly> is this some anime crap?
2019-09-04T11:26:34 < jly> oh
2019-09-04T11:26:40 < jly> close enough...….
2019-09-04T11:27:15 < jly> what the fuck is anime?
2019-09-04T11:28:13 < jly> dürfte ich mich vielleicht erkundigen
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2019-09-04T11:30:37 < Cracki> http://www.quickmeme.com/img/b9/b9353b7ed51ada0e7e2fb9f4f57166897da24668afe04499dbae83465c6daa9d.jpg
2019-09-04T11:30:40 < Cracki> maybe that helps
2019-09-04T11:34:01 < Cracki> it pains me when foreign films have a supposed native german who clearly isn't
2019-09-04T11:36:57 < jly> lol
2019-09-04T11:37:01 < Cracki> still watching c#/winforms/wpf tutorials... dude says "debugger" a lot. he's a brit. "bugger" means something to these people, so DE-bugger becomes a whole new meaning.
2019-09-04T11:38:13 < jly> now all you black folks
2019-09-04T11:38:24 < jly> I suggest you get away from all these white folks
2019-09-04T11:39:43 < Cracki> don't make them leave their oppressors.
2019-09-04T11:40:13 < jly> 76 years Stephen 
2019-09-04T11:40:19 < Cracki> living with whitey is a human right
2019-09-04T11:49:08 < dongs> https://c1.neweggimages.com/NeweggImage/ProductImageCompressAll1280/V1VF_1_20181004382033946.jpg lol
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2019-09-04T12:01:25 < Cracki> wat is that, PC speaker by making caps vibrate?
2019-09-04T12:01:39 < Cracki> not sure those are caps
2019-09-04T12:02:35 < jly> charge buckets
2019-09-04T12:03:07 < Cracki> electron mugs
2019-09-04T12:04:07 < dongs> caps yea
2019-09-04T12:04:14 < dongs> a ghetto battery backup unit
2019-09-04T12:05:15 < Cracki> might live longer than a random lipo pack, dunno
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2019-09-04T12:05:44 < Cracki> it's nice that they left half the board unpopulated. you can add your own on top
2019-09-04T12:06:06 < Cracki> maybe even solder on a lead acid battery
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2019-09-04T12:16:13 < jly> what will you do now
2019-09-04T12:16:39 < dongs> install lunix
2019-09-04T12:17:02 < jly> good idea!!
2019-09-04T12:17:16 < jly> for getting stuff done quick what else would you use???
2019-09-04T12:17:23 < dongs> > lunix
2019-09-04T12:17:26 < dongs> > getting stuff done quick
2019-09-04T12:17:28 < dongs> ok bro
2019-09-04T12:17:29 < jly> that's right!
2019-09-04T12:24:45 < PaulFertser> Does dongs use WSL?
2019-09-04T12:24:49 < jly> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/tGOok2Pl/deadparrot.png
2019-09-04T12:24:51 < jly> lunix
2019-09-04T12:24:54 < PaulFertser> Does anyone here use it?
2019-09-04T12:25:04 < dongs> the fuck is wsl
2019-09-04T12:25:05 < jly> i don't know what that is sorry
2019-09-04T12:25:15 < jly> weasel 
2019-09-04T12:25:19 < jly> that's my guess..
2019-09-04T12:25:22 < dongs> dngs
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2019-09-04T12:25:56 < salcedo> the windowsy lunix
2019-09-04T12:26:26 < PaulFertser> dongs: WSL is kinda "Wine" in reverse, that is, it runs "lunix" programs on windows natively.
2019-09-04T12:26:40 < dongs> PaulFertser: there is literally not a single lunix program I want to run in windows
2019-09-04T12:26:46 < dongs> this is generally the fact with any opensores software
2019-09-04T12:27:03 < jly> that reminds me of my 20 minutes of running a hackintosh
2019-09-04T12:27:05 < dongs> like, lunix dorks spend years dreaming how to run program X that exists and works on windows
2019-09-04T12:27:10 < dongs> but the reverse is .... ???
2019-09-04T12:27:23 < PaulFertser> And WSL2 seems to be a para-virtualised Linux kernel running on Windows.
2019-09-04T12:27:27 < dongs> there are no windows users who cry all day hoping to run some lunix shitware
2019-09-04T12:27:55 < PaulFertser> Why is Microsoft developing it and gives it so much publicity?
2019-09-04T12:28:02 < jly> nobody cared about notepad accepting line feed instead of cr lf
2019-09-04T12:28:55 < karlp> I love how lcssc's datasheet for the sy8089 is "confidential, prepared for rockchip"
2019-09-04T12:29:20 < jly> i think i've seen you somewhere else karlp :)
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2019-09-04T12:31:25 < karlp> dongs: englishman: there's been quite a few cortex-m aducm parts so far, but that one I linked last night is the weirdest of the bunch by far, and yeah, I'd suspect an acquisition module rebranded.
2019-09-04T12:31:49 < karlp> it's the only one I've seen in LGA, and a weird core speed, and _completely_ different peripheral set.
2019-09-04T12:32:07 < jly> I've done something horrible
2019-09-04T12:33:11 < jly> there is this Chinese manufacturer who is 99.99% likely to clone a product and I've forced an easter egg where it'll loop this after 20 hours https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qxqz-0wJZ0
2019-09-04T12:35:51 < karlp> how did olimex manage to do a "compliant 802.3at PoE" without having it isolated?
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2019-09-04T12:36:20 < jly> I was forced to use ADI sigmastudio DSPs
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2019-09-04T12:36:39 < dongs> "compliant"? lol
2019-09-04T12:36:42 < dongs> you mean it has negotiation
2019-09-04T12:36:46 < dongs> doesnt mean it passed standards
2019-09-04T12:41:23 < Cracki> only reason for me to use msys2 or wsl is that cmd.exe is basic and powershell is weird and I want to do something quick I can't be assed to write a script or program for
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2019-09-04T12:46:57 < karlp> heh, usb4, st listed up front as a promoter level company.  only has three staff listed.  piles of lower level companies have triple that
2019-09-04T12:48:42 < karlp> "If there is a conflict between text, figures, and tables, the precedence shall be tables, figures, and
2019-09-04T12:48:44 < karlp> then text.
2019-09-04T12:48:49 < karlp> not the order I would have described first, but ok :)
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2019-09-04T12:53:34 < Laurenceb_> sup
2019-09-04T12:53:54 < Laurenceb_> looks like nephewb babby avoided the Dorian
2019-09-04T12:54:05 < jly> waiting for china to launch
2019-09-04T12:54:09 < jly> that's all
2019-09-04T12:54:45 < jly> ?
2019-09-04T12:54:48 < jly> waht's that mean
2019-09-04T12:55:12 < jly> you're learning to drive a cart?
2019-09-04T12:55:14 < jly> car
2019-09-04T12:55:18 < Laurenceb_> tfw I can prob drive better than Haohmaru
2019-09-04T12:55:22 < Laurenceb_> achievement unlocked
2019-09-04T12:55:40 < jly> ah
2019-09-04T12:55:43 < jly> yeah that's fun
2019-09-04T12:56:03  * Laurenceb_ crashed into a roundabout learning to drive
2019-09-04T12:56:04 < jly> i guess you're 17 years old or something
2019-09-04T12:56:28 < Laurenceb_> my mental age is 17
2019-09-04T12:56:30 < jly> Laurenceb_: funny thing that, I almost crashed into a bunch of black people at an intersection 
2019-09-04T12:56:38 < Laurenceb_> lol
2019-09-04T12:56:39 < jly> don't think it was anything to do with my road skills
2019-09-04T12:56:57 < Laurenceb_> jly is moonman
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2019-09-04T13:03:48 < jly> do you want to go to china with me Laurenceb__ 
2019-09-04T13:04:47 < salcedo> someone asked me if i wanted to go to china with them once
2019-09-04T13:05:12 < salcedo> i declined
2019-09-04T13:05:41 < salcedo> that place terrifies me.
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2019-09-04T13:11:33 < salcedo> nah. those things are harmless unless you provoke them
2019-09-04T13:11:38 < salcedo> "don't start no shit won't be no shit"
2019-09-04T13:13:45 < day> Haohmaru: they scale with oxygen levels. THe lower they are the smaller the insects afaik
2019-09-04T13:14:36 < day> same reason why we cant have big dinosaurs anymore :(
2019-09-04T13:15:08 < salcedo> nah
2019-09-04T13:15:40 < salcedo> those vespa mandarinia hang out in low areas  and almost nonexistant at high altitudes
2019-09-04T13:17:07 < salcedo> your oxygen level theory is inversely proportional to what the hornets actually do
2019-09-04T13:18:01 < karlp> salcedo: read what he wrote again?
2019-09-04T13:18:19 < salcedo> day | Haohmaru: they scale with oxygen levels. THe lower they are the smaller the insects afaik
2019-09-04T13:18:43 < karlp> so, those big wasps are at low altitudes? with more o2?.... 
2019-09-04T13:19:39 < salcedo> "They prefer to live in low mountains and forests, while almost completely avoiding plains and high-altitude climates. V. mandarinia creates nests by digging, co-opting pre-existing tunnels dug by rodents, or occupying spaces near rotted pine roots."
2019-09-04T13:21:39 < salcedo> Haohmaru: there's no need to go to those places to see your wasp friends though.
2019-09-04T13:21:52 < salcedo> they'll come to us.
2019-09-04T13:22:44 < salcedo> i'm already seeing larger insects here
2019-09-04T13:23:10 < salcedo> yea
2019-09-04T13:23:48 < salcedo> rapid climate change + global JIT food delivery = insects from other countries that previously would mostly die off here are able to survive here now.
2019-09-04T13:23:50 < day> i cant say im seeing bigger insects here. the biggest spider type here is sizeable, but it has always been around
2019-09-04T13:23:56 < salcedo> so we're going to start seeing moar bigger
2019-09-04T13:25:33 < day> nice
2019-09-04T13:25:38 < salcedo> or avocados
2019-09-04T13:25:54 < day> how far north are you?
2019-09-04T13:26:16 < salcedo> the interesting thing about insects being introduced rapidly into areas where they never existed before is that they disrupt the local ecosystems in ways we don't fully understand.
2019-09-04T13:26:49 < salcedo> yea. it even applies to vegetation
2019-09-04T13:26:58 < salcedo> what we do know is
2019-09-04T13:27:12 < salcedo> we start seeing dyoffs of shit that affect our economies
2019-09-04T13:27:25 < salcedo> and you know what the typical solution is?
2019-09-04T13:27:26 < salcedo> plastic
2019-09-04T13:27:33 < salcedo> just throw some plastic at the problem, that'll fix it.
2019-09-04T13:28:50 < day> we have incinerator trucks with giant vacuum suckers here to deal with certain caterpillars :D
2019-09-04T13:30:16 < salcedo> here in ohio, they fly planes around that drop quadrillions of tiny plastic slivers into the air
2019-09-04T13:30:46 < salcedo> yep
2019-09-04T13:30:52 < salcedo> because plastic solves all problems in 'murica
2019-09-04T13:32:16 < salcedo> nah don't do that yet
2019-09-04T13:32:39 < salcedo> we're supposedly using "organic" flakes now... since about 3 years ago
2019-09-04T13:32:50 < salcedo> they biodegrade now
2019-09-04T13:33:42 < salcedo> "SPLAT GM-O is a relatively new product that has become an alternative to the traditionally used pheromone impregnated plastic flakes. Both are applied by crop-duster type planes, disrupt the mating of only gypsy moths, and are completely harmless to humans and animals."
2019-09-04T13:34:04 < jly> full take care do everything 
2019-09-04T13:34:37 < salcedo> see Haohmaru ? we crop dust ourselves with plastic flakes
2019-09-04T13:34:59 < salcedo> so now that you know that's going on. imagine what kinds of other shit is going on too?
2019-09-04T13:36:09 < salcedo> crop dusting the forests with pheromone impregnated plastic flakes in order to control population (of gypsy moths) by disrupting their mating...
2019-09-04T13:36:16 < salcedo> hrm?
2019-09-04T13:36:26 < salcedo> that sounds EXACTLY like chemtrails! lulz
2019-09-04T13:37:06 < jly> i like this guy
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2019-09-04T14:16:06 < karlp> nice one schneider. let's put 4 rj45 ports on a device, and label two of them "NEVR CONNECT ETHERNET HERE"
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2019-09-04T14:28:24 < mawk> yes Haohmaru 
2019-09-04T14:28:41 < mawk> follow us without resistance
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2019-09-04T15:49:45 < Thorn> LA38 panel pushbuttons from aliexpress feel solid and good quality
2019-09-04T15:50:03 < Thorn> haven't tested the builtin led light yet
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2019-09-04T16:07:33 < Thorn> much better than lay37
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2019-09-04T17:10:52 < Thorn> oh look you can remap rmii to any gpio on esp32
2019-09-04T17:11:05 < Thorn> esp32:stm32 1:0
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2019-09-04T17:30:00 < learningc> I have an stm32f469 disco board. I'm having trouble to setup the LCD using cubeMx. Is this normal?
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2019-09-04T17:35:38 < tctw> @learningc, no :p
2019-09-04T17:35:50 < tctw> nah, seriously: what trouble are you experiencing?
2019-09-04T17:36:08 < tctw> it is more likely that you'll get help from somebody if you can explain the issues you're facing / ask specific questions that can be answered.
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2019-09-04T18:17:12 < karlp> what fantastic advice: https://www.beningo.com/using-strstr-to-parse-json-messages
2019-09-04T18:21:03 < zyp> that's pretty terrible
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2019-09-04T18:29:41 < tctw> that blog post should be burned.
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2019-09-04T18:34:26 < Thorn> yesterday while looking for esp-idf code examples I found some http request parsing code that was using pre-calculated offsets taken from a wireshark dump of the same request
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2019-09-04T18:35:44 < day> *we did it for speed*
2019-09-04T18:36:15 < Thorn> basically "the json key that we want is in packet 2, offset 750"
2019-09-04T18:37:06 < Thorn> actually it was a youtube video, the guy demonstrated how to find those offsets using. wireshark :/
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2019-09-04T18:45:43 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-04T18:46:13 < Cracki> reminds me of that tarduino lib for json parsing. he wrote his own, BAD, float2string code. it sucks like there's no tomorrow.
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2019-09-04T18:46:26 < Cracki> instead of relying on there being a libc that handles it...
2019-09-04T18:47:00 < Cracki> which is the case for all arduino stuff either because it's a half decent libc or because someone wrote that to make arduino kinda work on it
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2019-09-04T18:47:58 < Cracki> the c# tutorials i'm watching rn do a 4-function calculator that "parses" expressions. the dude hasn't heard of tokenization. if he did, hand-rolled topdown parsing would be trivial to write.
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2019-09-04T18:49:47 < karlp> I've some of that beningo other advice, and some of it is fine, reasonable fundamental stuff, but fuckme, that strstr json parsing got on my nerves
2019-09-04T18:50:15 < karlp> Thorn: oh yeah, the quality of http server shit I've seen for esp1488 and friends is...... special.
2019-09-04T18:50:22 < Thorn> bootcamp graduates. juniors who have been exposed to programming for the first time 3 months ago. "we're Software Engineers but we don't need no stinking engineering approach!"
2019-09-04T18:52:16 < Cracki> software engineering is actually a craft but there are no trade associations that I know of
2019-09-04T18:52:30 < Cracki> nothing that guards the reputation of the title
2019-09-04T18:53:24 < Cracki> nvm, software developer (system integration or apps development) are vocations with training around here
2019-09-04T18:53:43 < Cracki> still, you don't get that with 3 months of bootcamp, but with 3 years of school and training on the job
2019-09-04T19:08:01 < zyp> I mean, I could totally make a hack that just looks for the presence of a string in a packet to determine commands, but I wouldn't call that json parsing
2019-09-04T19:09:39 < zyp> on the other hand, it'd be pretty easy to make a super dumb json parser that just extracts a single key from a json document
2019-09-04T19:12:47 < englishman> yeah
2019-09-04T19:12:53 < englishman> strstr
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2019-09-04T19:14:02 < zyp> no, I mean, you could just traverse the json tree recursively skipping every element until you're at the path you're looking for and then return that
2019-09-04T19:14:17 < Cracki> right, that's probably what many embedded ones do
2019-09-04T19:14:37 < Cracki> the other way would be to parse the tree properly and call visitors/handlers for every element
2019-09-04T19:14:39 < zyp> that way you don't have to mess around with memory allocation shit to hold a parsed json message
2019-09-04T19:14:48 < zyp> yeah
2019-09-04T19:15:15 < Cracki> depends on the situation :P
2019-09-04T19:15:26 < zyp> I mean, it's the same idea, just with nop-visitors
2019-09-04T19:16:04 < englishman> sounds complicated and with no benefits over using strstr
2019-09-04T19:16:10 < Cracki> smart text editors don't load the whole file at once either. they scan it once, noting the beginning of every line, and possibly even condensing that if it's too many millions of lines
2019-09-04T19:16:25 < Cracki> that's how you can view 100 GB log files
2019-09-04T19:17:10 < Cracki> you have trees elsewhere too. in wav/riff files, mp4/mov, mkv, ...
2019-09-04T19:17:26 < zyp> englishman, well
2019-09-04T19:17:42 < Cracki> looking up a chunk means skipping through the "directory lists", same thing
2019-09-04T19:17:47 < zyp> the strstr approach assumes that the search string would not appear in any other sense than the one you're expecting
2019-09-04T19:18:04 < Cracki> that strstr looks like it looks for the presence of particular VALUES
2019-09-04T19:18:10 < zyp> whereas extracting a key makes no assumptions
2019-09-04T19:18:11 < Cracki> I didn't see that it looked for keys
2019-09-04T19:18:16 < zyp> yes
2019-09-04T19:18:41 < zyp> if you have a command enum like that, it might work out well
2019-09-04T19:18:41 < Cracki> kinda dumb, you can't send any numbers or arbitrary strings, just uniquely tagged "enums"
2019-09-04T19:18:51 < englishman> well if you didn't want to turn a led on then why did you write LED_ON
2019-09-04T19:18:53 < zyp> but if you have numeric command codes, good luck
2019-09-04T19:19:06 < Cracki> if that's so, just send the strings as a list without all the json?
2019-09-04T19:19:25 < zyp> yeah
2019-09-04T19:19:26 < Cracki> using strstr is debatable, but what they do with it is just fail
2019-09-04T19:20:07 < zyp> I think what they do is reasonable enough, they just make too much bullshit out of it
2019-09-04T19:20:25  * karlp unsubscribed with prejudice
2019-09-04T19:20:31 < englishman> you have to strstr for the whole key/value pair and check for every combo
2019-09-04T19:20:48 < zyp> that's not gonna work
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2019-09-04T19:20:57 < Cracki> now I have to figure out how to glue this bunch of plexiglass panels into a box arrangement, while keeping all the edges clean, and without it slipping away all the time or smearing glue where it doesn't belong. I'm informed enough to use sticky tape to hold it together temporarily
2019-09-04T19:21:24 < zyp> I mean, if you make the whole key/value pair your searchstring, you add assumptions about whitespacing
2019-09-04T19:21:35 < zyp> that's a lot worse
2019-09-04T19:21:44 < Cracki> yuck whitespace
2019-09-04T19:22:09 < zyp> json allows whitespace, parsing json means ignoring whitespace differences
2019-09-04T19:22:26 < Cracki> "just" remove all whitespace before parsing, like old fortran did
2019-09-04T19:22:29 < Cracki> nothing can go wrong
2019-09-04T19:23:09 < zyp> how do you distinguish between whitespace in strings and whitespace between tokens?
2019-09-04T19:23:14 < Cracki> exactly
2019-09-04T19:23:57 < salcedo> there's no need to
2019-09-04T19:23:59 < Cracki> and fortran had syntax where if you just remove whitespace, it could glue together words, and that sometimes produced a proper "keyword" and sometimes an identifier, and if you made a typo... you were fucked
2019-09-04T19:24:26 < Cracki> one could strstr for each string separately and then look for what's between (just whitespace or not)
2019-09-04T19:24:33 < Cracki> whitespace and :
2019-09-04T19:24:59 < Cracki> but then you have an ini/conf basically, no tree structure
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2019-09-04T19:31:09 < Cracki> https://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/cyc/p/fbug.htm
2019-09-04T19:31:32 < Cracki> I'll have to send that to my compiler construction professor
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2019-09-04T19:37:25 < Cracki> lol they successfully flew rockets with that bug. apparently it did just one rather than 3 iterations of some algorithm, which was close enough (for government work!!)
2019-09-04T19:38:05 < salcedo> only feds say "close enough for government work"
2019-09-04T19:38:23 < Cracki> of everyone in here you glow in the dark the most
2019-09-04T19:39:02 < salcedo> that's because i'm illuminati confirmed, baby.
2019-09-04T19:39:37 < Cracki> mexican illuminati uhuh
2019-09-04T19:40:44 < salcedo> stop believing conspiracy theories that illuminatis can't be mexican. there are illuminatis of all kinds. even KFC chicken.
2019-09-04T19:41:03 < Cracki> deep fried illuminati in a bucket
2019-09-04T19:41:42 < karlp> salcedo: are you ever going to have any on topic chatzs? even lolrence is higher snr than you
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2019-09-04T19:49:24 < salcedo> Laurenceb snr 0.004897159647404506
2019-09-04T19:49:33 < salcedo> salcedo snr 0.020517995290951902
2019-09-04T19:49:54 < salcedo> is your DSP biased against mexicans?
2019-09-04T19:52:41 < Cracki> 5/1021 vs 61/2973. fascinating.
2019-09-04T19:53:05 < Cracki> ask me how I got those fractions
2019-09-04T19:55:15 < Cracki> python ftw: fractions.Fraction(num).limit_denominator()
2019-09-04T19:55:46 < salcedo> yes. but the math doesn't tell you what the numerator and denominators mean.
2019-09-04T19:55:54 < Cracki> indeed
2019-09-04T19:56:03 < Cracki> I could grep my logs and guess but cba
2019-09-04T19:56:38 < salcedo> it was done by grepping the logs for occurances of on-topic words vs. total lines for each.
2019-09-04T19:57:19 < Cracki> "on topic" words eh
2019-09-04T19:57:21 < salcedo> karlp just hates me is all.
2019-09-04T19:57:22 < zyp> oh, do me next
2019-09-04T19:57:48 < Cracki> stm32 register names perhaps
2019-09-04T19:58:45 < Cracki> *g* take the topic, split into words, define as "on topic words"
2019-09-04T19:58:57 < Cracki> and cats
2019-09-04T20:00:08 < Steffanx> Back int the time it was the blaxter ratio. Lol
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2019-09-04T20:04:55 < Cracki> we talked about batteries (or BBUs) earlier today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1A9y4S60kg
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2019-09-04T20:31:58 < catphish> thank you kind sirs for all the assistance with USB, i'm now very happy and successfully streaming data at a good speed into my pc with libusb :)
2019-09-04T20:38:56 < Cracki> ooh cat content https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggTOqsiYBK0
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2019-09-04T21:22:36 < jadew> also cat content (sound on): https://imgur.com/gallery/s6P4eP0
2019-09-04T21:27:49 < jadew> this is also pretty cool: https://imgur.com/gallery/0LrwtgX
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2019-09-04T21:29:32 < jadew> ok, just read a comment that explains it
2019-09-04T21:29:35 < jadew> they're not having fun
2019-09-04T21:29:52 < jadew> they're trying to eat from that thing at the top and they slip
2019-09-04T21:39:29 < Cracki> gesundheit
2019-09-04T21:39:59 < Cracki> christ ron!
2019-09-04T21:55:03 < Thorn> >sound on
2019-09-04T21:55:08 < Thorn> >imgur
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2019-09-04T23:29:21 < emeb> anyone know if it's possible to shut of DMA circular mode w/o disabling DMA?
2019-09-04T23:29:37 < emeb> Looking for a clean way to stop DMA from circular transfers.
2019-09-04T23:29:55 < emeb> RM doesn't say if circ bit is locked while en bit is set.
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2019-09-05T01:42:42 < kakimir> hello night crew
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2019-09-05T01:57:21 < Laurenceb_> Brock Turner 2020!
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2019-09-05T02:09:23 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qolmz4FlnZ0 encore
2019-09-05T02:09:43 < Laurenceb_> he needs to run for president tbh
2019-09-05T02:12:10 < Laurenceb_> wtf parliament
2019-09-05T02:12:16 < Laurenceb_> everyone is abstaining
2019-09-05T02:13:10 < Laurenceb_> Brock 4 PM, just raep the opposition
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2019-09-05T02:31:29 < kakimir> your parlamentarism is silly
2019-09-05T02:32:47 < kakimir> parliam*
2019-09-05T02:50:51 < Laurenceb_> its 4chan tier
2019-09-05T02:50:58 < Laurenceb_> and thats a good thing
2019-09-05T02:52:32 < Laurenceb_> moggmentum
2019-09-05T02:54:15 < Laurenceb_> apparently brexit would cause zombie plague and we would all die
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2019-09-05T02:57:53 < Cracki> tip: laser cut plexiglass will crack/craze. tension from heating. sawed or milled doesn't do that, if it stays coolish. sanding the laser cuts might help.
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2019-09-05T04:54:25 < fenugrec> aandrew,  4.6ns... are you sure the APB* periph clocks can go that high ?
2019-09-05T04:54:40 < fenugrec> oops wrong #chan, but it's more ontopic here anyway heh
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2019-09-05T06:40:50 < aandrew> :-) 
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2019-09-05T06:53:26 < R2COM> what you smiling about andrew
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2019-09-05T07:26:31 < aandrew> fenugrec
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2019-09-05T10:13:06 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpJ0Wr58AHE
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2019-09-05T10:14:56 < rajkosto> dont look at me dont use nothin larger than 0402
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2019-09-05T10:23:39 < rajkosto> oh i have those in all sizes
2019-09-05T10:23:42 < rajkosto> 0402, 0603, 0805, 1206
2019-09-05T10:23:53 < rajkosto> do that
2019-09-05T10:24:07 < rajkosto> just cut off a piece of solder wick
2019-09-05T10:25:20 < rajkosto> the 0805 0R is my most used kind
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2019-09-05T10:29:28 < rajkosto> put a capacitor on
2019-09-05T10:29:31 < rajkosto> then solderblob it
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2019-09-05T10:46:21 < ThatDamnRanga> Well fuck. I'm stumped
2019-09-05T10:46:39 < ThatDamnRanga> is there any known errata on stm32f4 devices i2c2/3 interfaces?
2019-09-05T10:47:12 < ThatDamnRanga> I get all zeroes back if bus devices are unpowered, I get NAKs back if they're powered. Unfortunately don't have a scope atm
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2019-09-05T11:03:28 < ThatDamnRanga> Yup, I2C device is running at 3.3v, am using 2.2k resistors
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2019-09-05T11:05:21 < ThatDamnRanga> Have also tried with 4.7k and no luck there either
2019-09-05T11:06:42 < dongs> zyp, beep
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2019-09-05T11:11:08 < Cracki> ThatDamnRanga, cubemx-generated setup code? following any "known good" example code for your f4?
2019-09-05T11:11:48 < ThatDamnRanga> running Mbed
2019-09-05T11:12:09 < Cracki> ah. if you don't have a scope, at least click yourself one of those fx2 based cheap logic analyzers.
2019-09-05T11:12:26 < Cracki> and a multimeter too :P
2019-09-05T11:12:43 < ThatDamnRanga> LOL. I have a meter. Just have no idea where my ancient 10MHz CRT scope is
2019-09-05T11:13:11 < ThatDamnRanga> Rigol is on the list... but this project has required enough of an outlay to strain my finances already
2019-09-05T11:14:11 < Cracki> with a meter you can already debug if the f4 is even touching the bus or not
2019-09-05T11:15:00 < ThatDamnRanga> I see SCL clocking, I don't see much happening on SDA, but... the update frequency of the meter is only 1hz
2019-09-05T11:15:14 < Cracki> does it have a bar graph
2019-09-05T11:15:32 < Cracki> send 0101010101 and hope that it shows you 3.3V * 0.5
2019-09-05T11:15:42 < ThatDamnRanga> Bahaha. Mate. It's a basic multimeter. 
2019-09-05T11:16:05 < ThatDamnRanga> It was purchased for work on mains circuits.
2019-09-05T11:16:11 < Cracki> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2019-09-05T11:16:19 < Cracki> still, try the 01010101
2019-09-05T11:16:29 < Cracki> unless you get a bus error already
2019-09-05T11:16:39 < ThatDamnRanga> will give it a crack shortly, I've elected to distract myself to avoid stabbing my eyes out :P
2019-09-05T11:16:42 < Cracki> that is, i2c bus
2019-09-05T11:17:02 < Cracki> mbed + f4, there must be working examples
2019-09-05T11:17:17 < Cracki> discoboard I assume?
2019-09-05T11:17:41 < ThatDamnRanga> nucleo446re
2019-09-05T11:18:03 < ThatDamnRanga> And the working examples all use i2c1, which is unavailable because I'm using the canbus modules
2019-09-05T11:19:44 < Cracki> https://os.mbed.com/forum/mbed/topic/4808/
2019-09-05T11:19:55 < Cracki> that's why I say verify using a known example
2019-09-05T11:20:03 < Cracki> without canbus or anything else
2019-09-05T11:20:09 < Cracki> break it down
2019-09-05T11:21:55 < ThatDamnRanga> Yep. Looking through that article all looks good. I was already using 0xA0 because datasheet :P
2019-09-05T11:22:18 < ThatDamnRanga> I'll give it another round shortly. and might bite the bullet on that scope
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2019-09-05T13:02:21 < ThatDamnRanga> The answer above is that writing 0xAA does not result in a 1.67v reading (bus voltage 3.34v)
2019-09-05T13:07:39 < ThatDamnRanga> Bugger this. Scope going into this week's budget. 
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2019-09-05T13:10:59 < ThatDamnRanga> Can confirm I definitely don't. It's a breadboard, after having had magic smoke issues with a custom board (but not on the EEPROM)
2019-09-05T13:11:42 < ThatDamnRanga> Because I can see the circuit without glasses?
2019-09-05T13:11:57 < ThatDamnRanga> and yes. Trace resistances are 2.16Kohm for SCL and 2.15Kohm for SDA
2019-09-05T13:14:20 < ThatDamnRanga> 10k with power off
2019-09-05T13:16:53 < ThatDamnRanga> Circuit has literally been reduced to its most basic form. One eeprom, one nucleo, two resistors, a breadboard and a buncha jumpers
2019-09-05T13:17:55 < karlp> so examples work then right?
2019-09-05T13:18:27 < ThatDamnRanga> negative
2019-09-05T13:22:24 < ThatDamnRanga> Meh. I'll sleep on it. I'm not gonna get far without waveforms
2019-09-05T13:22:47 < dongs> try making gpio OD and manually clock out stuff on scl/sda to unstick your slaves
2019-09-05T13:23:07 < dongs> if your code is fucked and you power shit up and it tries to send stuff and hangs the slave, then nothing will work after that even if you reset the board
2019-09-05T13:23:15 < dongs> you are doing this with a proper debugger right
2019-09-05T13:23:22 < dongs> or just upload and pray
2019-09-05T13:23:23 < ThatDamnRanga> *dies laughing*
2019-09-05T13:23:34 < ThatDamnRanga> see above. mbed. 'proper debugger' is not a thing in that land
2019-09-05T13:23:42 < dongs> oh, rip
2019-09-05T13:23:46 < ThatDamnRanga> which is definitely /not/ helping
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2019-09-05T13:24:05 < ThatDamnRanga> having moved over from atmel sam and no 'shim'
2019-09-05T13:25:00 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: actually, mbed bootloader includes CMSIS-DAP/DAPLink proper debugger functionality.
2019-09-05T13:25:27 < PaulFertser> And of course nucleo board comes with on-board stlink which is a proper debugger too.
2019-09-05T13:25:54 < ThatDamnRanga> PaulFertser, you're correct. But they support meaningful debugging on like 1-2 of the nucleo boards
2019-09-05T13:26:12 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: if you like GUIs then you can use GNU MCU Eclipse with proper debugging for any board.
2019-09-05T13:26:13 < ThatDamnRanga> anything else is battling through vscode, which after testing..... doesn't exactly work properly either
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2019-09-05T13:43:00 < zyp> anybody need 100pcs STM32L052R8T6? ordered wrong and got the qfp64 instead of qfp48 by accident
2019-09-05T13:45:29 < Orson> Hello! Anyone here used SWO trace with F103 chips? I got a small project I wanted to do bare metal style, but I ran into this issue. I've programmed the registers as per the Ref. man, but my logic analyzer shows zero activity on the PB3 pin. I then switched to a nucleo board and tried one of the examples from Exlipse ARM MCU package which apparently should print stuff to the trace, but there is zero activity on the pin.
2019-09-05T13:46:19 < Orson> It goes as an (O)utput pin in the docs, so I didn't try to tie it anywhere and just looking on it with a saleae analyzer.
2019-09-05T13:46:48 < Orson> Maybe someone who has successfully used SWO can share some piece of the project as a starting point for me?
2019-09-05T13:46:54 < Orson> Thanks.
2019-09-05T13:48:21 < karlp> you don't do anything at all in your code.
2019-09-05T13:48:34 < karlp> you just tell your debugger that's collecting the trace to configure it.
2019-09-05T13:48:41 < karlp> or via gdb scripting.
2019-09-05T13:48:57 < karlp> in your code you just write to the traceports.
2019-09-05T13:49:49 < karlp> eg, targetttign stimulus 0 for printf: https://github.com/libopencm3/libopencm3/blob/master/tests/shared/trace_stdio.c
2019-09-05T13:53:54 < srk> orbuculum has some example gdb scripts
2019-09-05T13:53:57 < dongs> how do i find exact model of STM32 thats connected to SWD
2019-09-05T13:54:51 < Orson> The thing is, I haven't investigated if the st-link and the nucleo I have have the SWO pin connected even. I wanted to see if there is any activity at all because at first I had a natural reason to suspect my own setup code. But now when I tried one of the premades for the nucleo board I'm beginning to suspect that I somehow misunderstand this whole SWO trace thing
2019-09-05T13:55:22 < dongs> >  Anyone here used SWO trace with F103 chips? I
2019-09-05T13:55:24 < dongs> yeah, always
2019-09-05T13:55:30 < dongs> works fine. but i use a proper debugger (jlink)
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2019-09-05T13:56:50 < Orson> dongs, what environment do you use?
2019-09-05T13:57:13 < dongs> keil of course
2019-09-05T13:57:20 < dongs> i run windows 10
2019-09-05T13:57:37 < dongs> so i ahve a variety of high quality software to choose from
2019-09-05T13:58:32 < ThatDamnRanga> and the money for licenses apparently :P
2019-09-05T13:58:59 < dongs> if its usef for commercial shit which makes me money, why not?
2019-09-05T13:59:25 < Orson> Aight, maybe I should start there as well
2019-09-05T13:59:34 < Orson> Oh, does it have some kind of trial?
2019-09-05T14:00:30 < dongs> what mcu are you using?
2019-09-05T14:00:35 < dongs> there's legit free keil for F0
2019-09-05T14:00:37 < dongs> without any limitations
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2019-09-05T14:01:02 < dongs> https://www2.keil.com/stmicroelectronics-stm32/mdk
2019-09-05T14:01:54 < PaulFertser> Orson: nucleo is able to capture SWO output, but you need to check the manual to see if it's connected by default. IIRC, the solder bridge is off so by default you receive SWO from the external target connector, not from the target mcu.
2019-09-05T14:02:13 < Orson> I'm using F103
2019-09-05T14:02:47 < dongs> PaulFertser: how do i find out which STM32 i have connected?? i thought there was a device ID or something
2019-09-05T14:03:01 < zyp> there is
2019-09-05T14:03:03 < dongs> where is it
2019-09-05T14:03:10 < zyp> IIRC DBGMCU block
2019-09-05T14:03:12 < dongs> i see flash size register, i thought it was in that category
2019-09-05T14:03:14 < dongs> oh
2019-09-05T14:03:16 < zyp> next to UID
2019-09-05T14:03:29 < dongs> DBGMCU_IDCODE
2019-09-05T14:03:29 < dongs> ah
2019-09-05T14:05:39 < karlp> PaulFertser: my copy of the nucleo64 manual doesn't ahve any bolding for it being on/off by default. 
2019-09-05T14:05:44 < karlp> Orson: is SB15 on or off?
2019-09-05T14:05:48 < dongs> 0x20036410 and flash_size is 0x80 is 128k so its F103RC
2019-09-05T14:06:58 < karlp> I've gotta expect that to be on by default.
2019-09-05T14:07:00 < PaulFertser> 410 is medium density f1, yes.
2019-09-05T14:07:19 < ThatDamnRanga> my SB16 is on
2019-09-05T14:07:24 < ThatDamnRanga> err... whoops
2019-09-05T14:07:35 < ThatDamnRanga> SB15 is also on, on the 446RE
2019-09-05T14:07:41 < Orson> Yeah, SB15 is bridged, and it looks like the correct line
2019-09-05T14:07:56 < karlp> and you ahve a nucleo, not some china psueod stlink?
2019-09-05T14:08:01 < karlp> then your hardware is fine
2019-09-05T14:08:07 < Orson> Shouldn't I be just able to see the trace in the ST-Link utility?
2019-09-05T14:08:12 < karlp> yes.
2019-09-05T14:08:21 < ThatDamnRanga> karlp, you're talking to him or me?
2019-09-05T14:08:23 < dongs> did you acutally enable trace
2019-09-05T14:08:38 < karlp> I have no real care about yoru i2c on mbed sorry ranga
2019-09-05T14:08:42 < Orson> Hm how do I know if the nucleo is genuine?
2019-09-05T14:08:53 < dongs> um, pretty sure nobody caresa bout cloning those
2019-09-05T14:08:59 < ThatDamnRanga> karlp, that's so blunt I'm surprised you're not Finnish
2019-09-05T14:10:08 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: why do not you try libopencm3 instead of mbed? And use debugging facilities that you do have?
2019-09-05T14:10:25 < dongs> does libopencm3 even support F446
2019-09-05T14:10:36 < ThatDamnRanga> PaulFertser, partly because it'd require refactoring nearly a megabyte of code :P
2019-09-05T14:10:38 < dongs> im gonna guess it doesnt support more htan halfe of the periperhasl on it
2019-09-05T14:11:09 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: still you can use debugging without online-IDE or something like that, you can build it all locally with GCC-based toolchain, right?
2019-09-05T14:11:09 < ThatDamnRanga> Yes, yes, stupid me for writing most of the application before getting the periphs working, I know
2019-09-05T14:11:24 < ThatDamnRanga> PaulFertser, bugger the online IDE lol. I'm using Mbed Studio
2019-09-05T14:11:44 < ThatDamnRanga> I'm not chucking my code in some website and hoping it doesn't get sold to the highest bidder
2019-09-05T14:11:45 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: debugging targets doesn't depend on specific board...
2019-09-05T14:12:31 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: if your studio generates a regular ELF you can debug it with any IDE you like. Even visualstudio (with visualgdb or whatever it's called).
2019-09-05T14:13:08 < ThatDamnRanga> PaulFertser, Yeah, the issue usually lies around getting the IDE to accept said ELF file without demanding an entire project
2019-09-05T14:13:21 < ThatDamnRanga> I'm about to attempt an approach utilising sw4
2019-09-05T14:13:27 < dongs> use a standalone debugger like ozone then.. oh, wait.. you are using brokebitch st-link
2019-09-05T14:13:38 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: I'm just using plain GDB + OpenOCD, works with any ELF.
2019-09-05T14:13:48 < dongs> yeah but LOL at using "plain gdb"
2019-09-05T14:13:56 < dongs> you've got plenty of time to waste, this guy prolyl doesnt
2019-09-05T14:13:58 < ThatDamnRanga> PaulFertser, my debug-fu is not quite that strong
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2019-09-05T14:15:15 < ThatDamnRanga> Indeed unfortunately (fortunately?) this isn't my day job
2019-09-05T14:15:36 < ThatDamnRanga> So I only get to work on things between 1730 and whenever my insomnia gives way to tiredness
2019-09-05T14:15:44 < karlp> i'd be looking to try known working examples before I'd try altnerative toolchainseutps
2019-09-05T14:16:28 < PaulFertser> dongs: indeed, though sometimes plain gdb skills help me to not waste time when debugging remotely.
2019-09-05T14:18:13 < PaulFertser> dongs: I have a feeling I spend more time reading datasheets and thinking rather than actual interaction with the debugger where an IDE could help. I've tried Keil in action, and Eclipse, it didn't feel like a real boost in productivity.
2019-09-05T14:19:17 < ThatDamnRanga> karlp, my trust for automagical code creators is uh... minimal... I'm used to register-bashing from scratch. my time with AVRs predates arduino. But these ARM thingys are a bit more complex
2019-09-05T14:31:02 < karlp> I didn't say anything about automagical code creators.
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2019-09-05T14:43:50 < emeryth> sup pros, has anyone made an actual 2d touchpad using touchsense?
2019-09-05T14:50:41 < zyp> is it supposed to let you do that?
2019-09-05T14:52:37 < emeryth> the theory seems simple and both cypress and microchip do it
2019-09-05T14:53:27 < emeryth> it's just a matrix of pads
2019-09-05T14:55:49 < emeryth> the magic is probably in the signal processing
2019-09-05T15:19:41 < kakimir> how to convert intel hex to raw binary?
2019-09-05T15:21:33 < PaulFertser> karlp: objcopy should be able with -I ihex -O binary
2019-09-05T15:22:14 < PaulFertser> ^^ kakimir I meant
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2019-09-05T15:52:49 < kakimir> did it yeas
2019-09-05T15:53:13 < kakimir> so that binary format has exactly the stuff that goes into flash and nothing else?
2019-09-05T15:53:26 < kakimir> no headers offsets anything?
2019-09-05T15:57:48 < dongs> you could use pro tools like jflash to convert hex to bin
2019-09-05T15:57:56 < dongs> and yeah. bin from objdump should be headerless.
2019-09-05T16:04:28 < dongs> wow rageberry4 gets kinda toasty just doing nothing
2019-09-05T16:04:39 < dongs> and it idles at like 700mA
2019-09-05T16:04:49 < dongs> while rage3 idles at like... 300mA
2019-09-05T16:30:37 < Steffanx> Hello Haohmaru. Howz zhe day?
2019-09-05T16:33:26 < Steffanx> Whaz a t key
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2019-09-05T16:39:27 < Steffanx> So hows the day mr Haohmaru  
2019-09-05T16:48:56 < Steffanx> I'm glad to hear that sir
2019-09-05T16:55:43 < englishman> uh isn't st-link utility the flashing program
2019-09-05T16:55:56 < dongs> i think its all in one
2019-09-05T16:55:59 < englishman> that has nothing to do with debug
2019-09-05T16:56:07 < dongs> yeah but it has a SWO viewer in it
2019-09-05T16:56:11 < englishman> o rly
2019-09-05T16:56:13 < dongs> once you 'conncet to target'
2019-09-05T16:56:15 < karlp> yeah, for years now.
2019-09-05T16:56:18 < englishman> cool
2019-09-05T16:56:23 < dongs> i think so, last time i touched it was years ago and it was tehre
2019-09-05T16:56:27 < englishman> t I l
2019-09-05T16:56:30 < karlp> can only do one channel at a time though.
2019-09-05T16:57:21 < karlp> you can't do things like "-c0,%c -c2,"channel 2 gets formatted as digits: %d" -c4,"here's my printf that isn't run on the target: %d" ....
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2019-09-05T17:25:22 < karlp> where's the bit say shta that pc13/14/15 can't source/sink as much current? I can't find it in the datasheet, and it doesn't seem like a refman thing.  I'm not imagining it am I?
2019-09-05T17:26:53 < englishman> which chip?
2019-09-05T17:27:00 < englishman> pretty sure it's datasheet
2019-09-05T17:29:10 < karlp> yeah, found it referrenced at least in f4 ref man, but l1 doesn't have vbat so looks like it doesn't have this issue at all.
2019-09-05T17:29:44 < karlp> yeah, f3/f4 have very clear and easys to find foot notes in datasheet
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2019-09-05T17:37:53 < Ecco> Hi!
2019-09-05T17:39:24 < Ecco> I'm reading the datasheet of an LCD controller, and it says "Digital power (VDD1) : 1.8V ~ 3.3V" and "Analog Power (VDD2) : 2.7V ~ 3.3V"
2019-09-05T17:39:50 < Ecco> So I'm wondering : why two different power inputs?
2019-09-05T17:41:58 < Thorn> so that you have a freedom to use it with different signal voltages
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2019-09-05T17:48:12 < dongs> i'm guessint VDD1 is acutally VDDIO
2019-09-05T17:48:16 < dongs> for signalling
2019-09-05T17:48:18 < Ecco> I don't get it
2019-09-05T17:48:23 < dongs> and VDD2 is panel power itself
2019-09-05T17:48:29 < Ecco> oh
2019-09-05T17:48:30 < dongs> Ecco: so you can use it with 1.8V I/O
2019-09-05T17:48:34 < dongs> (for example
2019-09-05T17:48:45 < Ecco> ok, got it, because IO levels are relative to VDD1
2019-09-05T17:49:00 < Ecco> Yeah indeed that's the case
2019-09-05T17:49:13 < dongs> why are you so autistic, ecco
2019-09-05T17:49:19 < dongs> have you completed any projects with a LCD
2019-09-05T17:49:23 < dongs> that acutally worked
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2019-09-05T17:56:10 < Ecco> well… :-D
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2019-09-05T18:13:10 < karlp> ok, routed every pin except pc13/14/15. never used them all before :)
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2019-09-05T18:15:06 < karlp> qyx: it lives! https://imgur.com/a/2rgDERP
2019-09-05T18:16:02 < dongs> pcie card?
2019-09-05T18:16:13 < dongs> abuse of pcie
2019-09-05T18:20:43 < englishman> missing some pth on your usb
2019-09-05T18:21:04 < dongs> i think that's kikecad's attempt at drawing paste layer
2019-09-05T18:21:11 < englishman> lol
2019-09-05T18:21:22 < englishman> drawing paste in 3d view?
2019-09-05T18:21:41 < dongs> i mean doesnt it look like it?
2019-09-05T18:21:51 < englishman> does it draw all the scorch marks from hand assembly too
2019-09-05T18:22:05 < dongs> kikwcad users dont hand assemble
2019-09-05T18:22:06 < dongs> they use pth
2019-09-05T18:22:12 < dongs> and sodler with 50W iron
2019-09-05T18:22:18 < dongs> with like fat ass tip
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2019-09-05T18:24:35 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9SGYBHY0qs new grimes musics
2019-09-05T18:28:38 < kakimir> binary is 4bytes too large
2019-09-05T18:29:15 < kakimir> I already put it on diet earlier
2019-09-05T18:29:36 < kakimir> now I may need to rearrange structures
2019-09-05T18:29:48 < kakimir> *logical structures
2019-09-05T18:31:32 < dongs> upgrade to keil
2019-09-05T18:31:35 < day> dongs: no they use toasterovens
2019-09-05T18:33:34 < kakimir> one would think 4bytes is eZ
2019-09-05T18:33:46 < kakimir> but all chages so far have made binary bigger
2019-09-05T18:47:23 < salcedo> toaster ovens, esp8266, kicad, lunix... all in a day's work.
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2019-09-05T18:59:44 < karlp> abuse of pcie yeah, and yeah, that footprint is the last one to check.
2019-09-05T19:01:25 < jadew> https://youtu.be/EPjrFjAxwlw?t=695
2019-09-05T19:02:44 < jadew> at 13:30 for the bottom line
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2019-09-05T20:22:45 < nuxil_> hi
2019-09-05T20:26:48 < nuxil_> im using hal and have a question. using. __HAL_RCC_GPIOA_CLK_ENABLE(); will enable the gpio clock. but is there a way to see if its alreay set? or do need to mess around reading registers for that?
2019-09-05T20:26:56 < Thorn> karlp: is that a stm32 used in a pci-e interface?
2019-09-05T20:27:13 < jpa-> nuxil_: why do you want to know if it is already enabled?
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2019-09-05T20:29:06 < Mangy_Dog> Fucking hell this had really done my head in... Trying to figure out a strange bug where a value was being placed into a varible i had from nowhere... No idea at all, i was following my code and simply couldnt find where this value came from... But then i change the variable name from x1 to something else... and low and behold the bugs gone... I can only assume x1 and y1 are vars being used 
2019-09-05T20:29:06 < Mangy_Dog> somewhere in a library or in the core system... But no idea why the compiler didnt throw a wobbly at that. Whats really strange it should have said the var was already used. But nothing came up. Its only when i made the var global that i started getting strange assignment errors and it started to twig that it might have been used in a core library... anyway changing worked and 3 hours wasted
2019-09-05T20:29:07 < nuxil_> jpa-, well. im writeing my own code for a 4x4 matrix keypad. consider this code. http://paste.debian.net/1098946/ in Matrix_KeyPad_Init.. you see i call the enable gpio clock functions alot. 
2019-09-05T20:29:53 < nuxil_> woundering its ok to do so, "it works tho" but was woundering if i should see if the clock is running already so i dont need to recall it.
2019-09-05T20:30:03 < jpa-> nah, it just sets a bit in register
2019-09-05T20:30:20 < jpa-> no harm in calling it again - though you could just enable all four to start with
2019-09-05T20:30:40 < jpa-> it's not like you save any detectable amount of power by leaving one off
2019-09-05T20:30:52 < nuxil_> alright,
2019-09-05T20:32:25 < salcedo> nuxil_: why Hal_Delay(1) after reading every pin?
2019-09-05T20:34:04 < nuxil_> salcedo, yea its not really needed.
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2019-09-05T20:35:38 < nuxil_> salcedo, header file if youre intrested. http://paste.debian.net/1098945/ and in main or wherever http://paste.debian.net/1098944/ 
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2019-09-05T20:47:42 < PaulFertser> Mangy_Dog: probably you have that variable in another object file. Is that a global? How is it defined and declared?
2019-09-05T20:48:09 < PaulFertser> Mangy_Dog: by default the linker doesn't warn about duplicating symbols and instead kinda merges them, with strange results.
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2019-09-05T20:51:45 < karlp> Thorn:noooo, I've even added silk now to remind any archaeologists not to plug it into a pcie slot.
2019-09-05T20:52:00 < karlp> just that pcie edge connector is "free" and pcie slot is super cheap.
2019-09-05T20:54:35 < Mangy_Dog> paul thats what was happeniing
2019-09-05T20:54:41 < Mangy_Dog> but it wasnt a var i declared
2019-09-05T20:54:49 < Mangy_Dog> there was a pre exsisting var somewhere
2019-09-05T20:55:01 < Mangy_Dog> maybe in a library im using or in the duino core 
2019-09-05T20:55:03 < Mangy_Dog> who knows
2019-09-05T20:55:09 < Mangy_Dog> i couldnt trace it back in eclipse
2019-09-05T20:55:17 < nuxil_> duino core?
2019-09-05T20:55:21 < Mangy_Dog> but it clashed... and why there was no compiler warning about it
2019-09-05T20:55:24 < Mangy_Dog> stm32duino
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2019-09-05T20:55:46 < nuxil_> is that like arduino ide ?
2019-09-05T20:56:45 < jpa-> Mangy_Dog: it could have been a #define macro, they'll get replaced anywhere without warning
2019-09-05T21:00:46 < Mangy_Dog> na not the ide
2019-09-05T21:01:12 < nuxil_> its libs for the arduino ide?
2019-09-05T21:01:18 < Mangy_Dog> jpa- maybe but when i put the decliration in the global space and started getting the assign errors... it was asking for a double :p
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2019-09-05T21:01:47 < Mangy_Dog> nuxil its more a translation library for stm32f103 to use common arudino code
2019-09-05T21:01:57 < Mangy_Dog> though still usually needs specialised libraries for its hardware
2019-09-05T21:02:11 < nuxil_> but why not just use hal ?
2019-09-05T21:02:17 < Mangy_Dog> i dont know hal :p
2019-09-05T21:02:22 < nuxil_> https://www.st.com/content/ccc/resource/technical/document/user_manual/2f/71/ba/b8/75/54/47/cf/DM00105879.pdf/files/DM00105879.pdf/jcr:content/translations/en.DM00105879.pdf
2019-09-05T21:02:44 < nuxil_> hal manual
2019-09-05T21:03:17 < Mangy_Dog> im not going to read 1838 pages :p
2019-09-05T21:03:57 < nuxil_> umm.. you use it as a referance.. skim it once.
2019-09-05T21:04:34 < Mangy_Dog> i prefer c++ and what i know ill keep my serial.write/print/println and not have to learn some strange new hal methods
2019-09-05T21:05:24 < nuxil_> c++ is more strange :p
2019-09-05T21:07:53 < Mangy_Dog> :p
2019-09-05T21:09:27 < nuxil_> my setup is simple. i installed that cubemx thingy. i use it to create a Makefile template including stuff like hal. and the rest of the tool chain is just my fav editor and a cmd to run make with gcc.  
2019-09-05T21:09:47 < nuxil_> basically just followed this guide to install the gcc tools. https://www.jann.cc/2013/10/10/embedded_development_with_open_source_tools_on_windows.html
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2019-09-05T21:11:20 < Mangy_Dog> how would you use that to create a USB hid thats faking a xbox360 controller?
2019-09-05T21:12:01 < nuxil_> dont ask me about usb dev stuff. no experiance in that area
2019-09-05T21:12:53 < PaulFertser> Mangy_Dog: it can't be a compiler warning because it can only be a linker warning, add this to your LDFLAGS: -Wl,--warn-common -Wl,--fatal-warnings
2019-09-05T21:13:25 < Mangy_Dog> well...
2019-09-05T21:13:30 < Cracki> -Well
2019-09-05T21:13:32 < Mangy_Dog> i d use arduino ide to build D:
2019-09-05T21:13:37 < Mangy_Dog> i do...
2019-09-05T21:13:50 < Mangy_Dog> because my eclipse setup just doesnt want to use my stlink to program with
2019-09-05T21:13:55 < Mangy_Dog> the arduino ide would
2019-09-05T21:15:45 < Cracki> just get truestudio/cubeide and be done with it
2019-09-05T21:16:12 < Cracki> it's eclipse + stuff  but they packaged it all up
2019-09-05T21:16:31 < nuxil_> Mangy_Dog, you do know that the arudino ide sucks right.? :p and using the stlink program isnt hard. st-flash write yourapp.bin 0xaddress to write to.
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2019-09-05T21:44:35 < Steffanx> Did you also inside the U1 designator, karlp? 
2019-09-05T21:44:43 < Steffanx> Unhide. Lol
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2019-09-05T22:03:06 < Thorn> a 100 loc esp-idf wi-fi example compiles into 0.5MB of .text, 100KB of .data and 25KB of .bss
2019-09-05T22:03:45 < Steffanx> ok
2019-09-05T22:04:13 < Thorn> ok
2019-09-05T22:12:03 < Steffanx> yw
2019-09-05T22:13:11 < jpa-> Thorn: well isn't that mostly just what comes from the binary blob?
2019-09-05T22:13:34 < jpa-> it's not like the binary blob will shrink just because you don't use most of it
2019-09-05T22:13:46 < Thorn> this shit is so complicated, I'm not sure about the build structure yet
2019-09-05T22:17:03 < veverak> ohmm
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2019-09-05T22:17:24 < veverak> how tricky is to have UART transmitting and recieving at the same time?
2019-09-05T22:17:41 < jpa-> not tricky at all
2019-09-05T22:18:18 < veverak> or, first question, can I do it with stm32cubemx hal?
2019-09-05T22:19:19 < veverak> hmmm, it does seem possible
2019-09-05T22:19:44 < veverak> note: using DMA
2019-09-05T22:19:54 < mawk> you have many dma channels
2019-09-05T22:19:56 < mawk> not tricky
2019-09-05T22:21:00 < veverak> I see, well, let's divo into it then
2019-09-05T22:25:32 < veverak> oh shit
2019-09-05T22:25:40 < veverak> it expects to know how much data shall be received
2019-09-05T22:28:09 < qyx> karlp: did you use that superugly pci-e card edge connector from the kicad lib?
2019-09-05T22:31:08 < jpa-> veverak: you can put DMA running for 999999 bytes and then stop it when you think it's ready
2019-09-05T22:31:10 < qyx> I did this so far https://i.imgur.com/D3dD6yD.png
2019-09-05T22:33:23 < veverak> jpa-: well, I reliably know the max size
2019-09-05T22:35:07 < mawk> jpa-: you can know the currently received state ? or you do it when you think it is done
2019-09-05T22:35:41 < Thorn> >999999 bytes
2019-09-05T22:35:46 < Thorn> isn't it 65535 max
2019-09-05T22:36:08 < jpa-> Thorn: true, though you can make it infinite with ring buffer
2019-09-05T22:36:28 < jpa-> mawk: yeah, you can check NDTR register to see how much has been transferred, and read out the already transferred data
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2019-09-05T23:02:30 < qyx> karlp: also esdwat lol
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2019-09-05T23:04:52 < qyx> mine https://i.imgur.com/V3kxlG8.png
2019-09-05T23:10:40 < salcedo> but doesn't that chip already have esdwat?
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2019-09-05T23:16:39 < qyx> a little bit
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2019-09-05T23:21:45 < qyx> meh, this termination is all weird, because if you put the 10-47R in the data lines, you don't have 120R anymore
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2019-09-05T23:34:36 < karlp> qyx: for the edge connector yeah, I think that was in the libs alreayd. one thing I did want to review formally tomorrow.
2019-09-05T23:34:50 < karlp> or I got that from gekkio, not sure.
2019-09-05T23:35:05 < karlp> but matched one of them with a model from amphenol, so... good enough for me.
2019-09-05T23:35:25 < karlp> yeah, this is just an eval board, not putting all the esd and protection shitz on it.
2019-09-05T23:36:53 < qyx> I should select some new stm32 to put on an eval board too
2019-09-05T23:37:07 < qyx> L4+ maybe
2019-09-05T23:37:52 < karlp> g4, get wid da prr0grammm
2019-09-05T23:37:55 < zyp> I still got that pile of 100 misordered L0s if anybody want
2019-09-05T23:38:05 < karlp> fuck your m0+ shit :)
2019-09-05T23:38:22 < zyp> :p
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2019-09-05T23:39:38 < Thorn> zyp: how much
2019-09-05T23:39:55 < zyp> idk, how much are you willing to pay?
2019-09-05T23:42:59 < qyx> g4 is analol, isn't it?
2019-09-05T23:43:34 < karlp> overlaps a lot with l4 IMO
2019-09-05T23:43:53 < Thorn> g4 has HRTIM
2019-09-05T23:44:32 < qyx> I would go with MP1 if it wasn't BGA
2019-09-05T23:45:00 < qyx> this is more suited for a cortex-a
2019-09-05T23:46:36 < zyp> hmm, I thought lcsc was supposed to be cheap
2019-09-05T23:46:51 < zyp> shit's like $5/ea @100
2019-09-05T23:47:01 < zyp> mouser is €2.8
2019-09-05T23:47:10 < zyp> https://lcsc.com/product-detail/ST-Microelectronics_STMicroelectronics_STM32L052R8T6_STM32L052R8T6_C139720.html
2019-09-05T23:47:31 < karlp> depends on the parts for lcsc, some much cheaper, some much more
2019-09-05T23:47:34 < qyx> 2€ is for a no-clone certificate
2019-09-05T23:47:58 < zyp> anyway, I guess if anybody wants the pile for $100, that works for me
2019-09-05T23:48:57 < Thorn> lcsc has ridiculous prices for low stock positions
2019-09-05T23:49:25 < Thorn> $100 is tempting
2019-09-05T23:49:41 < Thorn> obviously lol
2019-09-05T23:52:14 < Steffanx> qfp64 it was uh?
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2019-09-05T23:55:41 < zyp> yeah, I fucked up and wrote R instead of C in the BOM
2019-09-05T23:56:49 < zyp> and I didn't catch it on the previous batch because I ordered the correct parts myself without looking at the BOM
2019-09-05T23:58:27 < zyp> and since last batch worked out, I didn't even think to check the contents of the parts order this time before paying it :p
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2019-09-06T00:24:51 < Mangy_Dog> is there a gui based stlink swd debugger? so i can at least see memory mapping?
2019-09-06T00:24:55 < Mangy_Dog> real tiem
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2019-09-06T00:25:07 < Mangy_Dog> im wondering if im hitting memory limit
2019-09-06T00:25:10 < Mangy_Dog> having some strange issues
2019-09-06T00:26:42 < effractur> remote gdb?
2019-09-06T00:27:22 < kakimir> https://drive.google.com/file/d/17GRPvHOa-1Rhqato6tF3f71WRDmBgIce/view?usp=sharing
2019-09-06T00:27:26 < Mangy_Dog> not doing this over an network
2019-09-06T00:39:07 < Cracki> Mangy_Dog, segger ozone
2019-09-06T00:39:39 < Cracki> or eclipse mcu stuff (truestudio/cubeide)
2019-09-06T00:40:08 < Cracki> any reason you subject yourself to needless pain?
2019-09-06T00:42:14 < Steffanx> Good good kakimir  
2019-09-06T00:42:29 < kakimir> it doesn't want to boot
2019-09-06T00:42:37 < kakimir> sweet
2019-09-06T00:42:40 < Steffanx> Awh
2019-09-06T00:42:45 < Steffanx> What did you break?
2019-09-06T00:42:59 < kakimir> it just gets confused if I add disks
2019-09-06T00:43:09 < kakimir> it hangs to bootloader
2019-09-06T00:44:09 < kakimir> oh I see freenas screen now
2019-09-06T00:44:29 < kakimir> I had to connect monitor
2019-09-06T00:46:45 < Steffanx> Haha
2019-09-06T00:46:53 < kakimir> why it boots forever after adding disks?
2019-09-06T00:47:02 < Mangy_Dog> going to try ozone
2019-09-06T00:47:33 < kakimir> Steffanx: since I said it doesn't want to boot now it's at "kernel start"
2019-09-06T00:48:37 < kakimir> it's totally stoned
2019-09-06T00:50:08 < kakimir> https://drive.google.com/file/d/17MnXNTU53pqUCr67Mcg4b5IzBA6nX4xf/view?usp=sharing here we are at
2019-09-06T00:50:43 < kakimir> oh here we go
2019-09-06T00:50:49 < kakimir> now shit is happening
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2019-09-06T00:51:51 < kakimir> it's up now
2019-09-06T00:51:59 < kakimir> I mean this is not the first time
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2019-09-06T00:52:56 < Mangy_Dog> well no segger ozone for me... causes bsod
2019-09-06T00:53:35 < kakimir> Boot Pool Status Is ONLINE: One or more devices has experienced an unrecoverable error. An attempt was made to correct the error. Applications are unaffected.
2019-09-06T00:53:43 < kakimir> my first alert
2019-09-06T00:53:47 < kakimir> someone sold me shit
2019-09-06T00:55:04 < kakimir> no.. that was 9PM
2019-09-06T00:55:11 < kakimir> hmm
2019-09-06T00:55:12 < Steffanx> Hm
2019-09-06T00:55:15 < Steffanx> Lol
2019-09-06T00:55:17 < kakimir> hmm
2019-09-06T00:55:28 < kakimir> I just installed them drives
2019-09-06T00:55:55 < Steffanx> But it complains about your boot pool
2019-09-06T00:56:06 < kakimir> why won't it tell shit
2019-09-06T00:56:10 < kakimir> what is the problem
2019-09-06T00:56:35 < Steffanx> Somewhere it shows a tiny bit more info
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2019-09-06T00:56:49 < Steffanx> Otherwise you can go commandline
2019-09-06T00:59:25 < Mangy_Dog> so other than ozone as that makes my computer catch fire for some reason
2019-09-06T00:59:35 < Cracki> use keil
2019-09-06T00:59:43 < Cracki> use cubeide
2019-09-06T00:59:47 < Mangy_Dog> other debugger programs so i can see memory use contents and useage amount
2019-09-06T00:59:49 < Cracki> use watever
2019-09-06T01:00:01 < Steffanx> Ozone sets your windows scheduler tick to 1ms. 
2019-09-06T01:00:10 < Steffanx> Good fun.
2019-09-06T01:00:45 < Steffanx> Which also affects other apps
2019-09-06T01:01:03 < Mangy_Dog> D:
2019-09-06T01:01:14 < Mangy_Dog> well it simply blue screene dmy computer
2019-09-06T01:01:17 < Mangy_Dog> sooooooo not usign it :p
2019-09-06T01:01:52 < Steffanx> Do you even have a jlink?
2019-09-06T01:02:51 < Mangy_Dog> na stlink in swd mode
2019-09-06T01:03:05 < Steffanx> Today while I was working on some usb mass storage bootloader thingy I also had jlink trouble.
2019-09-06T01:03:18 < Cracki> stlink china clone, or on some discoboard? discos and nucleos can be turned into jlink OB
2019-09-06T01:03:31 < Mangy_Dog> heh the chinese clone
2019-09-06T01:03:39 < Steffanx> For some reason it stop working properly. Until I plugged the device (the one I was doing the code for) into another pc
2019-09-06T01:03:43 < Cracki> it might work on those as well, havn't tried
2019-09-06T01:03:56 < Mangy_Dog> theyre usually pretty good but my wireing is for swd only
2019-09-06T01:04:00 < Mangy_Dog> on my project
2019-09-06T01:04:08 < Steffanx> For some reason the usb device messed with the jlink (or entire windows usb stack)
2019-09-06T01:04:15 < Mangy_Dog> fun
2019-09-06T01:04:16 < Cracki> if you have a china clone, cut one 5v pin and hook it up to the swo pin
2019-09-06T01:04:31 < Cracki> the firmware already spports it, but the pin is unconnected
2019-09-06T01:05:20 < Cracki> some board layouts let you cut the upper 5v pin after the via, so it's free and the lower one still has 5v
2019-09-06T01:05:35 < Cracki> some don't, so you get to lose 5v completely
2019-09-06T01:05:40 < Mangy_Dog> the projects already powered so i dont use teh 5v
2019-09-06T01:06:06 < Cracki> I find the 3.3v convenient sometimes
2019-09-06T01:06:15 < Mangy_Dog> sure if you need to power the mcu
2019-09-06T01:07:10 < Mangy_Dog> ok so cube ide is an eclipse program
2019-09-06T01:07:17 < Mangy_Dog> branch
2019-09-06T01:07:57 < Cracki> everyone uses eclipse. truestudio/cubeide, whatever nxp/freescab calls it, ...
2019-09-06T01:08:10 < Cracki> all the work has been done, they just have to brand it
2019-09-06T01:08:38 < Mangy_Dog> so how do i find the memory viewing tools of this then?
2019-09-06T01:08:41 < Mangy_Dog> cubeide
2019-09-06T01:09:04 < Cracki> you set up your project
2019-09-06T01:09:17 < Cracki> you "debug" it, not launch/run it
2019-09-06T01:09:31 < Mangy_Dog> isnt there just a tool i can load up? i really dont want to transfer my project over to this
2019-09-06T01:09:39 < Cracki> then it switches into the debug perspective and hopefully already opens some panels for registers, memory, etc
2019-09-06T01:09:45 < Mangy_Dog> :/ i dont want to debug i need to see the system utilisation
2019-09-06T01:09:50 < Cracki> that would have been ozone
2019-09-06T01:09:57 < Cracki> "utilization"?
2019-09-06T01:10:14 < Mangy_Dog> IE the memory mapping and how much memory is being used at run time
2019-09-06T01:10:24 < Cracki> is an rtos involved
2019-09-06T01:10:30 < Mangy_Dog> freertos
2019-09-06T01:10:41 < Mangy_Dog> i think im hitting a memory cap and i need to see for sure
2019-09-06T01:10:41 < Cracki> you ask the impossible
2019-09-06T01:10:45 < Cracki> use a proper ide
2019-09-06T01:10:49 < Cracki> there are no shortcuts
2019-09-06T01:10:57 < Mangy_Dog> ...
2019-09-06T01:11:05 < Cracki> freertos has apis to tell you these things :P
2019-09-06T01:11:15 < Mangy_Dog> im not asking the impossible... being able to view the memory status of an mcu is pretty standard
2019-09-06T01:11:29 < Cracki> stlink utility has a BASIC debugger
2019-09-06T01:11:32 < Mangy_Dog> or at least is usually
2019-09-06T01:11:36 < Cracki> shows registers, stack ptr among them
2019-09-06T01:11:39 < Mangy_Dog> actually the stlink util isnt showing anything at all
2019-09-06T01:11:42 < Cracki> you can poke all the memory
2019-09-06T01:11:53 < Cracki> you're not holding it right
2019-09-06T01:12:34 < Mangy_Dog> and for your information... I am using a propper ide. If cubeide is a propper one so is the flavour of eclipse im already using and spend months setting up
2019-09-06T01:12:57 < Cracki> proper meaning some company puts _some_ effort into supporting it
2019-09-06T01:13:20 < Cracki> truestudio can show you freertos stats. they probably didn't invent that, so you can have it in vanilla eclipse
2019-09-06T01:13:42 < Mangy_Dog> if you could tell me the plugin ill install it
2019-09-06T01:13:49 < Cracki> you just gotta track it down. I have no idea how eclipse works, if it has an "addon manager" or whatever
2019-09-06T01:13:56 < Mangy_Dog> it does
2019-09-06T01:14:02 < Mangy_Dog> but i need a name
2019-09-06T01:14:26 < Cracki> you need a google https://mcuoneclipse.com/2017/03/18/better-freertos-debugging-in-eclipse/
2019-09-06T01:15:02 < Cracki> cubeide has this too so it either works with stm32 right away or there's some recipe out there to make it work
2019-09-06T01:15:49 < Cracki> brb dicking around
2019-09-06T01:18:28 < Mangy_Dog> installing
2019-09-06T01:26:18 < grummund> "i consent that ST int N.V (as data controller) collects and uses features usage statistics (directly or by ST affiliates) when I use the application for the purpose of continuosly improving the application."
2019-09-06T01:26:29 < Steffanx> :●
2019-09-06T01:26:57 < grummund> SPYWARE ALERT!
2019-09-06T01:27:47 < Laurenceb_> affirmative consent
2019-09-06T01:27:52 < Laurenceb_> ST is raep
2019-09-06T01:28:58 < Cracki> they're french italian. a potent mix.
2019-09-06T01:29:34 < Cracki> if you like to be raepd and then thrown on a boat and send to north africa :P
2019-09-06T01:30:23 < Mangy_Dog> hmm clearny missing something 
2019-09-06T01:30:32 < Mangy_Dog> installed plugin got the task list open and its empty
2019-09-06T01:30:41 < Mangy_Dog> isnt there a connect device promt?
2019-09-06T01:30:47 < Cracki> read teh post?
2019-09-06T01:30:55 < Cracki> you have to run it under the debugger
2019-09-06T01:31:00 < Mangy_Dog> yeah it doesnt mention it
2019-09-06T01:31:02 < Cracki> it's not for simply fucking around
2019-09-06T01:31:10 < Cracki> they assume that you don't do your own thing
2019-09-06T01:31:13 < Mangy_Dog> what debugger?
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2019-09-06T01:32:21 < cracki__> the defugger that is eclipse + openocd or whatever they engage underneath
2019-09-06T01:32:52 < Mangy_Dog> theres no mention of that at all
2019-09-06T01:32:57 < cracki__> obviously
2019-09-06T01:33:12 < cracki__> because they assume that you run/debug things inside eclipse that you built inside it
2019-09-06T01:33:22 < cracki__> it's an ide, not a mind reader
2019-09-06T01:33:28 < Mangy_Dog> Then what do i need to install then>?
2019-09-06T01:33:39 < Mangy_Dog> i thought the plugin i was installing was the debugger
2019-09-06T01:33:44 < Mangy_Dog> would have the tools inside it
2019-09-06T01:33:54 < Mangy_Dog> but no that would be reasonable
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2019-09-06T01:34:28 < cracki__> you do have eclipse for mcu set up so you can build your code inside it and have it use the stink to upload to target and run it?
2019-09-06T01:34:47 < Mangy_Dog> no
2019-09-06T01:34:59 < cracki__> *shrug*
2019-09-06T01:35:05 < Mangy_Dog> i have sloeber for eclipse setup... which i can build for but it cant see the stlink so i have to use arduino to upload with
2019-09-06T01:35:30 < salcedo> probably need some udev rule bullshit
2019-09-06T01:35:35 < cracki__> I'm gonna keep shrugging
2019-09-06T01:35:45 < Mangy_Dog> then thanks for the help
2019-09-06T01:35:54 < cracki__> you might wanna fix things instead of evading them and using arduino
2019-09-06T01:36:09 < cracki__> ozone was the closest to a standalone debugger I know of
2019-09-06T01:36:14 < cracki__> if it bluescreens, that sucks
2019-09-06T01:36:29 < Mangy_Dog> you might want to actually tell me things or try to help without being a pain in the arse and only hint at ideas rather than actually say something
2019-09-06T01:36:36 < cracki__> but "gnu mcu eclipse" should definitely be able to work somehow
2019-09-06T01:36:47 < cracki__> k then :)
2019-09-06T01:38:00 < Mangy_Dog> it actually really winds me up when some one sends me on a wild goosechase to do something... Like install a bunch of plugins that dont even do what i was asking for...
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2019-09-06T01:38:48 < salcedo> eclipse is the devils music!
2019-09-06T01:38:50 < Mangy_Dog> "they just assume you already done everything youre meant to do" like im not a member of some special club.... I dont know the handshake so im not coming in
2019-09-06T01:39:01 < Mangy_Dog> really fucking pisses me off
2019-09-06T01:39:21 < Mangy_Dog> stinks of fucking elitism dont want to help? No fine. Stay fucking quiet. 
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2019-09-06T01:39:25 < Mangy_Dog> Dont fucking waste my time
2019-09-06T01:40:00 < salcedo> there's no special handshake. either your shit works or it doesn't. IDEs are complicated - especially eclipse.
2019-09-06T01:40:10 < salcedo> there's like a world of diff between something like arduino ide and eclipse
2019-09-06T01:40:35 < Mangy_Dog> but thats not the issue
2019-09-06T01:40:41 < Mangy_Dog> i have eclipse working mostly
2019-09-06T01:40:45 < Mangy_Dog> just stlink isnt
2019-09-06T01:40:49 < Mangy_Dog> within eclipse
2019-09-06T01:40:52 < Mangy_Dog> so i cant upload via that
2019-09-06T01:41:06 < Mangy_Dog> but im asking something that has nothing to do with eclipse or any ide
2019-09-06T01:41:23 < Mangy_Dog> i just want to view the utilisation of the mcu at run time
2019-09-06T01:41:29 < Mangy_Dog> thats it
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2019-09-06T01:42:45 < catphish> today i rebuilt my bike carbs, tomorrow we'll see if it still runs, and go bike shopping when it doesn't :)
2019-09-06T01:42:45 < Mangy_Dog> i admit the plugin looks like a great tool.... if it worked.... but its not even got the tools inside it to grab the info off the mcu
2019-09-06T01:43:16 < Mangy_Dog> and no one wants to even fucking tell me what it is or how to get it working... thats what i mean about the elitist side... "Oh dont you know" looking down your nose at me
2019-09-06T01:43:19 < Mangy_Dog> fucking rude tbh
2019-09-06T01:43:31 < Mangy_Dog> catphish carbs are easy
2019-09-06T01:43:39 < Mangy_Dog> usually...
2019-09-06T01:43:56 < grummund> is it a discovery board?
2019-09-06T01:44:00 < Mangy_Dog> though tbh... your bike has a carb?
2019-09-06T01:44:04 < Mangy_Dog> grummund no
2019-09-06T01:44:10 < Mangy_Dog> its a custom stm32f103 board
2019-09-06T01:45:13 < grummund> with stlink?
2019-09-06T01:45:27 < catphish> Mangy_Dog: it seemed fairly easy, there are a couple of concerns though, i had to guess the setting for what i think is the "idle mix" screws
2019-09-06T01:45:32 < Mangy_Dog> basically the issue is i think im hitting a memory limit as ive started getting strange values appearing in a variable... but i really shouldnt be hitting the limit yet the program isnt that big. But i am using freertos and an hid library... and i want to see if theyre really taking up that much memory or if its coming from something else
2019-09-06T01:45:54 < catphish> Mangy_Dog: it has 4 carbs!
2019-09-06T01:46:07 < Mangy_Dog> usually if its a common brand bike the air mix or fuel amount screws are easily lookupable
2019-09-06T01:46:25 < Mangy_Dog> unless you got a lexmoto
2019-09-06T01:46:27 < Mangy_Dog> "shudder"
2019-09-06T01:48:42 < catphish> Mangy_Dog: i didn't actually think to look it up, instead i just set them by feel the same as they were before i disassembled, hopefully it'll be ok
2019-09-06T01:49:09 < Mangy_Dog> well if you got it wrong youll find out when a fire appears under your seat :p
2019-09-06T01:49:15 < Mangy_Dog> what bike btw?
2019-09-06T01:49:22 < catphish> 2001 zx6r
2019-09-06T01:49:28 < Mangy_Dog> oooohhh
2019-09-06T01:49:35 < Mangy_Dog> though i thought that would have been fuel injected?
2019-09-06T01:49:54 < catphish> clearly it's not :)
2019-09-06T01:50:08 < catphish> unless the carbs are for dcoration
2019-09-06T01:50:31 < Mangy_Dog> hehe
2019-09-06T01:50:33 < Mangy_Dog> well indeed
2019-09-06T01:50:37 < Mangy_Dog> i ride a er6f
2019-09-06T01:50:39 < Mangy_Dog> 2007
2019-09-06T01:50:48 < Mangy_Dog> though im really itching to get a new bike
2019-09-06T01:50:49 < Mangy_Dog> just im poor
2019-09-06T01:50:56 < Mangy_Dog> though i want the new cbr650r
2019-09-06T01:51:13 < catphish> Mangy_Dog: i guess they has injection by 2007?
2019-09-06T01:51:44 < catphish> whether i succeed in fixing it or not, i'm probably going to buy a new one, can't decide between 2009 or 2019 :)
2019-09-06T01:52:08 < catphish> obviously would prefer 2019, 2.5x the price
2019-09-06T01:52:13 < Mangy_Dog> yeah
2019-09-06T01:52:24 < catphish> i love the zx6r though, will def get the same again
2019-09-06T01:52:27 < Mangy_Dog> though wow just checked youre bike si 105bhp the cbr im after is 94 D:
2019-09-06T01:53:45 < catphish> it's absurdly fast
2019-09-06T01:54:04 < Mangy_Dog> tbh i rearly go over 80
2019-09-06T01:54:12 < Mangy_Dog> on a quiet empty motorway
2019-09-06T01:54:22 < Mangy_Dog> im usally a good dog
2019-09-06T01:57:14 < catphish> the reason i rebuilt the carbs is that my bike decided to no longer start hot, most people blamed the float valves
2019-09-06T01:57:36 < catphish> so figured it was worth a try, also got a new battery, new filters, new fuel pump, something ought to work :)
2019-09-06T01:57:41 < catphish> will find out tomorrow
2019-09-06T02:07:35 < kakimir> catphish: how does your bike respond to choke?
2019-09-06T02:08:04 < kakimir> was the bike shit when you bought it or is it recent?
2019-09-06T02:09:44 < catphish> kakimir: recent development, it's been running perfectly for 5 years
2019-09-06T02:09:58 < catphish> then this summer suddenly no hot start
2019-09-06T02:10:12 < kakimir> how do you store it over winter?
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2019-09-06T02:11:18 < catphish> outside with a waterproof cover
2019-09-06T02:11:27 < catphish> (poor thing)
2019-09-06T02:11:32 < catphish> i don't have a garage :(
2019-09-06T02:11:33 < kakimir> gasoline?
2019-09-06T02:11:35 < catphish> yes
2019-09-06T02:11:39 < kakimir> full tank?
2019-09-06T02:11:45 < catphish> yes
2019-09-06T02:11:55 < kakimir> premium or what we call 98octane here?
2019-09-06T02:12:07 < kakimir> E5
2019-09-06T02:12:07 < catphish> i think i usually run it on 95
2019-09-06T02:12:12 < kakimir> E10?
2019-09-06T02:12:21 < catphish> E5 (95)
2019-09-06T02:12:30 < kakimir> oh you have such option :o
2019-09-06T02:13:07 < catphish> sometimes E5 99
2019-09-06T02:13:21 < catphish> but afaik none of my vehicles need > 95
2019-09-06T02:13:55 < Mangy_Dog> i dont look after my bike enough :/
2019-09-06T02:14:05 < Mangy_Dog> i need to strip and sand blast the swing arm
2019-09-06T02:14:06 < catphish> clearly neither do i
2019-09-06T02:14:11 < Mangy_Dog> i had it ourside most of the time
2019-09-06T02:14:15 < Mangy_Dog> not covered
2019-09-06T02:14:22 < Mangy_Dog> even during some of teh winter D:
2019-09-06T02:14:39 < Mangy_Dog> i ride it a lot and its such a pain to lock it up in the store room
2019-09-06T02:14:59 < Mangy_Dog> i do want to setup a little shed for it though
2019-09-06T02:15:05 < Mangy_Dog> but its money i dont have
2019-09-06T02:15:07 < kakimir> my bike is covered in SHIT
2019-09-06T02:15:47 < Mangy_Dog> well im starting to get a decent dusting of rust on teh swing arm :/
2019-09-06T02:16:43 < kakimir> catphish: when will you measure them clearances?
2019-09-06T02:16:52 < Mangy_Dog> well got a new problem managed to intergrate openocd into eclipse but now my prgram wont build inside eclipse :/
2019-09-06T02:16:55 < Mangy_Dog> fails with errors
2019-09-06T02:17:14 < catphish> kakimir: only if my carb rebuild and fuel pump replacement doesn't help
2019-09-06T02:18:03 < Mangy_Dog> but its gone 12 im tired goign to bed
2019-09-06T02:18:11 < Mangy_Dog> will have another go at it tomorrow
2019-09-06T02:18:17 < catphish> good idea :)
2019-09-06T02:19:43 < kakimir> float needle valves may be the issue
2019-09-06T02:19:55 < kakimir> if it's carburetor
2019-09-06T02:20:07 < catphish> kakimir: that's what most poeple suggested on forums
2019-09-06T02:20:16 < catphish> kakimir: i've replaced them ll tonight
2019-09-06T02:20:39 < catphish> will find out tomorrow if it worked, unless i broke the carbs in the process of rebuilding them
2019-09-06T02:21:18 < catphish> but yeah, the main thing i did was replace the float needle valves entirely
2019-09-06T02:21:47 < catphish> alse the idle fuel mix screws, because they were corroded and the maintenance kit i bought came with replacements
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2019-09-06T02:22:53 < specing> Thorn / dongs: can you measure the length of the microusb plug itself on the ugreen musb cable?
2019-09-06T02:24:10 < specing> The FONKEN cables I purchased have 5.4mm length/depth and do not make good/reliable contact on one phone, while I have some others between 5.6-5.8mm that work reliably
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2019-09-06T02:32:13 < Thorn> specing: https://i.imgur.com/Idj7nFw.jpg
2019-09-06T02:32:52 < Thorn> 5.0mm
2019-09-06T02:32:56 < specing> Thorn: that is no where near precise enough :/
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2019-09-06T02:42:13 < mawk> Steffanx: Laurenceb_ almost bought a stroopwaffel today
2019-09-06T02:42:27 < mawk> he told me he's afraid of buying it
2019-09-06T02:43:26 < Laurenceb_> keeek
2019-09-06T02:44:29 < Laurenceb_> no it just looked shit
2019-09-06T02:48:16 < Laurenceb_> oh I tried the Monster boomer meme drink
2019-09-06T02:48:18 < Laurenceb_> vile
2019-09-06T02:48:30 < Laurenceb_> its almost drinkable if chilled
2019-09-06T02:49:05 < Laurenceb_> basically sugar water with nasty chemical waste flavouring
2019-09-06T02:51:46 < Laurenceb_> then I realised there was a stormzy advert on the side
2019-09-06T02:53:12 < Laurenceb_> so I threw it in the nearest bin
2019-09-06T02:53:22 < mawk> I drinked it everyday at some point
2019-09-06T02:53:27 < mawk> it has nice caffeine contents
2019-09-06T02:53:31 < mawk> you tried which flavor Laurenceb_ ?
2019-09-06T02:53:38 < mawk> some are awful
2019-09-06T02:54:35 < Laurenceb_> dunno
2019-09-06T02:54:44 < Laurenceb_> mawk confirmed as boomer meme guy
2019-09-06T02:55:02 < Laurenceb_> just drink a cup of tea
2019-09-06T02:55:26 < mawk> lol
2019-09-06T02:55:30 < mawk> I'm not british sorry
2019-09-06T02:55:51 < Laurenceb_> >so you drink cancer drinks
2019-09-06T02:56:49 < mawk> it's not cancer
2019-09-06T02:56:52 < mawk> it tastes good
2019-09-06T02:56:53 < mawk> I swear
2019-09-06T02:56:59 < mawk> try the mexican flavor or something
2019-09-06T02:57:00 < mawk> the blue thing
2019-09-06T02:57:07 < mawk> it's like sparkling fruit juice
2019-09-06T02:57:09 < mawk> with caffeine
2019-09-06T02:57:42 < salcedo> monster is fucking gross
2019-09-06T02:57:48 < salcedo> and i've never tried it
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2019-09-06T03:04:42 < Laurenceb_> it was undrinkable once it warmed up
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2019-09-06T03:18:48 < grummund> how do you change the mcu variant in stm32cube after a project is created?
2019-09-06T03:21:24 < mawk> window → output maybe ?
2019-09-06T03:22:31 < grummund> that's ticked. it lists only the one mcu.
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2019-09-06T03:24:01  * grummund guesses you can't do this unless all the mcu's you might want are selected at the start.
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2019-09-06T08:25:09 < PaulFertser> catphish: were you able to start it hot with throttle open?
2019-09-06T08:46:37 < turnip420> Has anyone tried the wb?
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2019-09-06T12:17:11 < day> otti
2019-09-06T12:17:20 < day> ups :D
2019-09-06T12:20:47 < karlp> turnip420: a few people. you might want a more specific question
2019-09-06T12:31:34 < qyx> fuk I forgot to add thermal vias on a lipo charger
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2019-09-06T12:33:27 < catphish> well balls, installed rebuilt carbs, no difference
2019-09-06T12:33:46 < catphish> PaulFertser: no, it won't start hot under any circumstances
2019-09-06T12:34:52 < catphish> i don't have many ideas left, will replace the fuel pump and filter since they need doing anyway, after that either it's electrical (the wiring or coils) or it's valve related (check the clearance)
2019-09-06T12:38:56 < karlp> specing: what's the phone that's being precious about the usb cables?
2019-09-06T12:39:07 < PaulFertser> catphish: before replacing the pump and filter you can just get a PET bottle and feed the carb(s) directly?
2019-09-06T12:39:39 < PaulFertser> catphish: doesn't your carb have means to attach a transparent tube so that you can look and see where exactly the fuel level is?
2019-09-06T12:40:12 < catphish> PaulFertser: maybe, but i don't have the necessary pipes to hand, and i've for the pump and filter on the way anyway, though i must say, attaching the tank to test every time sucks, wish i did have the pipe / bottl
2019-09-06T12:40:31 < PaulFertser> catphish: do you have a vacuum attachment to the fuel valve on the tank?
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2019-09-06T12:41:09 < catphish> yes
2019-09-06T12:41:41 < catphish> err, maybe not
2019-09-06T12:42:04 < catphish> it's very simple, there's a tap, with one outlet, and then a bretaher pipe, nothing else
2019-09-06T12:42:43 < PaulFertser> catphish: a breather pipe on a tap?
2019-09-06T12:42:57 < catphish> sorry, no, just on the tank itself
2019-09-06T12:43:15 < PaulFertser> catphish: anyway, easy to check, open the tap while tank is not connected to the carbs and see if the petrol flows :)
2019-09-06T12:43:41 < catphish> oh, it certainly does, i let some run out just to make sure when i started
2019-09-06T12:43:57 < catphish> also, the bike runs just fine when it's running, and starts fine from cold
2019-09-06T12:44:01 < PaulFertser> catphish: then I'd check if you have proper spark when hot. I understand it should be there if the bike runs when uninterrupted but nevertheless worth checking and seeing. And you'll also see if the spark plug is wet with petrol.
2019-09-06T12:44:08 < catphish> so doesn't really feel like a fuel issue at all
2019-09-06T12:44:30 < catphish> spark when hot seems like the most likely problem (though again, it runs fine hot, just wont start)
2019-09-06T12:44:37 < PaulFertser> catphish: what colour is the spark isolator after it runs for a bit on idle?
2019-09-06T12:45:12 < catphish> that's nontrivial to check, but they seemed pretty clean / golden when i replaced them
2019-09-06T12:46:04 < PaulFertser> Another reason to make a temporary tank out of a bottle
2019-09-06T12:46:56 < PaulFertser> catphish: hm, how about trying a fully charged battery? I know sometimes it's enough to turn the crank but not enough for proper ignition, especially when the mixture is suboptimal.
2019-09-06T12:47:11 < catphish> tried a fully charged battery and a brand new one
2019-09-06T12:47:14 < PaulFertser> And when cold probably your reach mixture is right on spot.
2019-09-06T12:48:11 < PaulFertser> catphish: hm, can it be something odd like a stuck decompressor or some such?
2019-09-06T12:48:41 < catphish> i have no idea what that is
2019-09-06T12:49:07 < PaulFertser> Automatic decompressor keeps the exhaust valves open till certain RPMs are reached.
2019-09-06T12:52:14 < catphish> someone swears the problem on this particular bike that causes it is "valve seat recession"
2019-09-06T12:53:16 < PaulFertser> What's the mechanism?
2019-09-06T12:53:30 < PaulFertser> I mean, how exactly do they explain the problem?
2019-09-06T12:54:22 < catphish> they didn't provide any explanation :)
2019-09-06T12:54:48 < catphish> but there's a lot of talk of this being caused by valve clearances being out
2019-09-06T12:55:36 < PaulFertser> But you can check valves' clearences easily, right?
2019-09-06T12:55:44 < PaulFertser> And you're supposed to do it every now and then anyway.
2019-09-06T12:56:40 < PaulFertser> I've read that with modern engines valve clearance when cold and when fully hot is about the same, and it's only during the warm up phase when it changes.
2019-09-06T12:56:43 < catphish> "easily" is relative, it's a DIY job, but does require a fair amount of extra parts / tools
2019-09-06T12:57:01 < PaulFertser> Feeler gauges and a wrench?
2019-09-06T12:58:30 < catphish> well basically yes, plus the valve spacers
2019-09-06T12:58:36 < PaulFertser> catphish: btw, when hot is the starter rotating the engine "easily" or does it have any visible difficulties? Do you smell petrol from exhaust pipe after trying that? 
2019-09-06T12:58:42 < catphish> plus disaseembling the bike *again* :(
2019-09-06T12:58:54 < PaulFertser> Spacers would be needed when you decide to change the clearance, not for checking ;)
2019-09-06T12:58:56 < catphish> yes, easily, and yes, it seems rich
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2019-09-06T12:59:23 < catphish> i'm just reading about people with aftermarket exhausts (like mine) and being too rich
2019-09-06T12:59:49 < catphish> but it seems to come back to valve clearance too
2019-09-06T13:00:43 < PaulFertser> With throttle open carbs' idle system doesn't play much role, the flow should be fully limited by the jets (so the needles shouldn't affect anything as well).
2019-09-06T13:01:06 < PaulFertser> Did you try starting it with throttle fully open and keeping the starter running for like 5 seconds or so?
2019-09-06T13:01:43 < catphish> yes
2019-09-06T13:02:15 < catphish> sometimes opening the throttle does help, other times it doesn't, it always seems to turn over more easily with the throttle open (dunno why that is)
2019-09-06T13:02:53 < PaulFertser> So basically your current theory is that valve seats got worn out somewhat and that the clearance is too low (or not present at all) and so the valves are not opening enough?
2019-09-06T13:03:19 < PaulFertser> With throttle open it's much easier to "suck" mixture :)
2019-09-06T13:03:28 < catphish> i actually don't know how valves clearances affect performance, so my theory is not that well developed
2019-09-06T13:03:50 < catphish> i'm only reading about what others say has resolved identical symptoms
2019-09-06T13:04:10 < catphish> which comes down to a combination of "too rich" or "valve clearances)
2019-09-06T13:05:30 < PaulFertser> You can tell if it's too rich or not by looking at spark plugs after letting it run for a bit. 
2019-09-06T13:05:43 < PaulFertser> catphish: btw, have you sync'd your carbs?
2019-09-06T13:06:35 < catphish> i have not (i don't have a pressure gauge), they almost certainly need doing, but wasn't thinking it was related to this problem
2019-09-06T13:07:06 < Mangy_Dog> ok if im going to start using this cubeide then... and i transfer my code over to its workspace... How do i get it to use the stm32duino core library?
2019-09-06T13:07:36 < PaulFertser> You can DIY a suitable device with a transparent tube filled with a liquid. You do not need to know the pressure, you just need to know if it is not equal.
2019-09-06T13:08:02 < PaulFertser> Mangy_Dog: just add all of its files to the project, that'd probably work.
2019-09-06T13:08:13 < catphish> i could DIY some tubes i guess, yeah
2019-09-06T13:08:13 < PaulFertser> (.c , cpp and .h files)
2019-09-06T13:08:19 < Mangy_Dog> D:
2019-09-06T13:09:23 < Mangy_Dog> that wont work btw as there still needs to be a board/chip select menu 
2019-09-06T13:09:53 < PaulFertser> Mangy_Dog: use appropriate -D preprocessor switches
2019-09-06T13:10:40 < Mangy_Dog> sloeber for the most part sorts that out all you do is give it a list of hardware cores and there file locations and you then can select the stup in your project like in arduino ide...
2019-09-06T13:12:49 < Mangy_Dog> though installing those debugger tools into slober seem to have killed thebuilder... my projects no longer build inside eclipse
2019-09-06T13:12:56 < Mangy_Dog> billions of errors
2019-09-06T13:13:03 < Mangy_Dog> (38)
2019-09-06T13:13:34 < Mangy_Dog> but it still indexes perfectly fine for writing
2019-09-06T13:13:44 < PaulFertser> Probably the errors are easy to fix?
2019-09-06T13:14:33 < Mangy_Dog> not really
2019-09-06T13:15:03 < PaulFertser> catphish: I meant the valves are not closing due to lack of clearance. Because if you had too much clearance you'd hear it when starting cold.
2019-09-06T13:17:54 < Mangy_Dog> if youc an make heads or tails of this be my guest https://pastebin.com/wGH26j0W
2019-09-06T13:18:54 < catphish> PaulFertser: thanks, i'll keep reading about it all :)
2019-09-06T13:19:39 < PaulFertser> catphish: sometimes I'm kinda happy my bike has just one carb and I can easily check the spark plug without disassembling anything at all ;)
2019-09-06T13:19:54 < PaulFertser> (and remove the carb too)
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2019-09-06T13:29:10 < Steffanx> Mawk / Laurenceb__  need some diabetus? http://imgur.com/a/RHrBVks
2019-09-06T13:42:31 < PaulFertser> catphish: I assume you trying to start it without choke when hot, right? I wonder if your carbs have additional system to make the mixture richer when "cruising" (I assume that means engine braking), it has its own membrane.
2019-09-06T13:42:38 < catphish> PaulFertser: just tried one more time, disassembled, set the mixture screws to what is generally considered default, started it and it ran great, when it reached 88 degrees idling, it cut out, won't start
2019-09-06T13:43:00 < catphish> i am indeed starting it without choke
2019-09-06T13:43:11 < catphish> i've only usually needed choke in cold weather
2019-09-06T13:43:21 < catphish> though it often helps when cold
2019-09-06T13:43:41 < PaulFertser> With throttle open the mixture screws do not have any say...
2019-09-06T13:43:54 < catphish> that's good to know, that was probably pointless then :)
2019-09-06T13:44:42 < catphish> well i'm basically back to some kind of compression / valve issue then
2019-09-06T13:44:55 < catphish> or possibly an electrical issue (bad coil making bad spark when hot)
2019-09-06T13:45:27 < PaulFertser> But sparks you should be able to check (after dismounting the fuel tank, yes...)
2019-09-06T13:45:44 < PaulFertser> And also the colour says a lot about the mixture.
2019-09-06T13:46:13 < PaulFertser> You can really tell it right away which cylinder gets what quality mixture.
2019-09-06T13:46:29 < PaulFertser> catphish: https://www.tuningmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/xspark-plug-lean-rich-optimal-640x360.jpg.pagespeed.ic.9YXGhu6d7U.jpg
2019-09-06T13:47:29 < PaulFertser> (though I guess this pic is mislabled, when fully white it means lean mixture, when brown-ish it's optimal, when black it's rich)
2019-09-06T13:48:08 < PaulFertser> (lean mixture makes everything too hot, so the isolator becomes super-clean)
2019-09-06T13:50:01 < PaulFertser> And of course your spark plugs should be of suitable type for the target engine temperature.
2019-09-06T13:55:18 < PaulFertser> catphish: probably a silly idea but does it start (at all) by pushing on gear, without starter?
2019-09-06T13:56:47 < catphish> PaulFertser: this is a big heavy bike, i'm not inclined to try
2019-09-06T13:58:25 < englishman> saw some dudes on the freeway last night trying to do just that
2019-09-06T13:59:55 < PaulFertser> catphish: you're supposed to ask someone to help you with that. My old 1200cc car was relatively easy to push-start even alone.
2019-09-06T14:00:20 < englishman> why don't you pay a professional a couple hours to mess with it? it could be something easy
2019-09-06T14:00:40 < englishman> and then you won't have to do anything
2019-09-06T14:01:10 < PaulFertser> How to tell a professional from an undereducated fraudster?
2019-09-06T14:01:31 < englishman> clean floors and lots of turnover
2019-09-06T14:03:24 < PaulFertser> When I asked for professional help around here with fixing the spark plug thread I was asked for more money than a whole new cylinder head costs! And it can be swapped even without dismounting the engine from frame!
2019-09-06T14:03:45 < catphish> well, i could pay someone, but at this point it doesn't seem economically viable to do so
2019-09-06T14:04:41 < PaulFertser> I bought a V-coil and did it myself in 30 minutes on a parking lot.
2019-09-06T14:04:47 < englishman> maybe you can give it to laurenceb, he'll be bored soon and will need a project
2019-09-06T14:06:07 < catphish> i'm inclined to give it to whoever wants to collect it :)
2019-09-06T14:07:34 < PaulFertser> What make model is it again?
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2019-09-06T14:17:48 < karlp> Steffanx: who are you shipping to now? or is that just regular grocery shopping?
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2019-09-06T14:22:22 < catphish> PaulFertser: ZX6R J1 (2000/01)
2019-09-06T14:32:26 < PaulFertser> catphish: sounds nice, you really should fix it, especially since you have a place to do that, not a parking lot.
2019-09-06T14:32:47 < catphish> i have a driveway, it's not perfect :)
2019-09-06T14:33:25 < PaulFertser> On private property? Can you leave it disassembled there and go inside for a piss or to bring a tool?
2019-09-06T14:40:44 < Steffanx> Stm32 people karlp 
2019-09-06T14:40:44 < catphish> yes :)
2019-09-06T14:41:16 < catphish> PaulFertser: https://i.imgur.com/HHCy20o.jpg
2019-09-06T14:46:38 < PaulFertser> catphish: does it have ABS? I guess not.
2019-09-06T14:46:43 < PaulFertser> Looks nice though.
2019-09-06T14:46:48 < catphish> it does not
2019-09-06T14:47:26 < PaulFertser> So how do brake efficiently without fear of skidding the front wheel?
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2019-09-06T14:53:00 < karlp> it's a motorbike you think safety concerns matter?
2019-09-06T14:53:05  * karlp giggles
2019-09-06T14:54:36 < englishman> you lock it up, then back off a bit and don't do that again
2019-09-06T14:58:55 < PaulFertser> englishman: it's probably unrealistic when you're in a "panic brake" mode.
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2019-09-06T15:07:38 < PaulFertser> catphish: btw, does it go into stoppie in normal conditions?
2019-09-06T15:08:44 < catphish> PaulFertser: it's not that hard to brake withut ABS, you just let off the brake a touch if you start to skid or stoppie
2019-09-06T15:09:07 < catphish> PaulFertser: yes, it's only happened to me once, but under heavy braking in the dry, yes, the rear wheel will raise
2019-09-06T15:09:16 < catphish> it's both terrifying and awesome (if you live)
2019-09-06T15:09:58 < PaulFertser> catphish: I know the theory :) I'm not sure I'll be able to execute it properly when I face the real need for it though :/
2019-09-06T15:11:02 < catphish> PaulFertser: the only time i did it, i was in 100% autopilot, something pulled in front of me, i paniced, yanked on the brake, started the stoppie, somehow through sheer luck/instinct i managed to control it
2019-09-06T15:11:16 < catphish> i would never wish to repeat it
2019-09-06T15:11:23 < PaulFertser> Some EU research shows about 30% death reduction when comparing same bike models with/without ABS.
2019-09-06T15:12:01 < catphish> the best way to live is to pay more attention in the first place :)
2019-09-06T15:12:08 < catphish> but yeah, i will be looking to get ABS next time
2019-09-06T15:13:23 < PaulFertser> catphish: I would guess you'd be going to practice hard braking in different conditions (wet/dry) in a safe spot (probably big empty shopping centre parking lot) every once in a while.
2019-09-06T15:14:14 < catphish> i often practice approaching lights when there's nobody behind me
2019-09-06T15:15:17 < PaulFertser> On my shitty bike in dry conditions I can neither skid nor lift the rear :/ I have a feeling it's just a weak braking system combined with reasonably decent tyre rather than some malfunction.
2019-09-06T15:24:11 < ThatDamnRanga> Whelp. I solved the problem in my sleep last night
2019-09-06T15:24:17 < ThatDamnRanga> but I can't remember the solution
2019-09-06T15:24:42 < ThatDamnRanga> ... It's at this point I've decided to take a couple days off, insomnia combined with dreaming about it... not good xD
2019-09-06T15:25:38 < ThatDamnRanga> also catphish, not familiar with the problem, but correctly tuned bike carbs will need the choke to start and for the 30 seconds following, at 25c.
2019-09-06T15:26:19 < ThatDamnRanga> also, there are EFI conversions available for the ZX6 engine, it may be worth your time
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2019-09-06T16:42:42 < dongs> http://cp.japanunix.com/winners wow
2019-09-06T16:42:56 < dongs> if these guys are winners (take a look at some of the entry PDFs)
2019-09-06T16:43:10 < dongs> i could out-solder any of these retards lmao
2019-09-06T16:43:26 < dongs> http://www.japanunix.com/webroot/pdf/ipc/hsc2018/G4-2.pdf this is #4
2019-09-06T16:45:02 < PaulFertser> Probably they had very limited time?
2019-09-06T16:45:10 < dongs> no they have 60 mins
2019-09-06T16:45:40 < dongs> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3dWguFkOBQ
2019-09-06T16:45:44 < dongs> the board is not very coplex
2019-09-06T16:45:49 < dongs> its the asme one they've been assembling for a few years
2019-09-06T16:46:16 < dongs> http://user-images.strikinglycdn.com/res/hrscywv4p/image/upload/c_limit,fl_lossy,h_9000,w_1920,f_auto,q_auto/88811/IMG_0599_ivgrw9.jpg
2019-09-06T16:47:21 < qyx> loldongs
2019-09-06T16:47:58 < dongs> there's like 30 parts on it
2019-09-06T16:48:02 < PaulFertser> So try to enroll the next year.
2019-09-06T16:48:02 < dongs> that i can count on the top
2019-09-06T16:48:05 < dongs> yeah definitely
2019-09-06T16:48:23 < dongs> i saw this compo a few months ago but i couldtn find anywhere to sign up
2019-09-06T16:48:36 < dongs> and now they're having finals at some trade show in a couple weeks
2019-09-06T16:49:03 < PaulFertser> Hm, an hours seems to be plenty for a board like that.
2019-09-06T16:49:08 < dongs> yep
2019-09-06T16:51:06 < karlp> fuck I love 3d modelling shit sometimes.
2019-09-06T16:51:31 < dongs> what do you model in
2019-09-06T16:51:32 < karlp> finished one board, exported step file, imported as model into the other one, discovered where the cards were going to collide with parts on the other board
2019-09-06T16:51:39 < karlp> just kicad export of the pcb.
2019-09-06T16:51:52 < dongs> ah.. altipro has that collision stuff built in
2019-09-06T16:52:02 < dongs> you can import steps into existing pcb :p
2019-09-06T16:52:41 < karlp> yeah, that's what I've done
2019-09-06T16:52:46 < dongs> https://i.imgur.com/biNN2My.png the board
2019-09-06T16:52:57 < karlp> I mean, I don't get the collision shit, but still, way better than what I had before.
2019-09-06T16:54:00 < karlp> https://imgur.com/a/tq6zQRg
2019-09-06T16:54:11 < dongs> nice
2019-09-06T16:54:50 < karlp> is that the 2019 edition of the rework comp?
2019-09-06T16:54:54 < karlp> looks like the last one.
2019-09-06T16:55:18 < dongs> yeah they look same, i was watching 2013 or someshit vids and they looked similar
2019-09-06T16:55:25 < PaulFertser> The got to be some gotcha, no way soldering pro can't do this board without mistakes in 60 minutes time.
2019-09-06T16:55:33 < dongs> right??
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2019-09-06T16:55:43 < dongs> im gonna stop by that clown place when they're having the finals and ask
2019-09-06T16:55:53 < dongs> either only newbs apply
2019-09-06T16:55:59 < dongs> or idk
2019-09-06T16:56:00 < karlp> it's not a real competition, it's only like a little selected set of "entrants" from the sponsoring companies
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2019-09-06T16:56:12 < PaulFertser> There're only two big caps how can you fail the polarity?..
2019-09-06T16:56:15 < dongs> it was open to the public
2019-09-06T16:56:27 < dongs> PaulFertser: cuz they're reveresd on pcb
2019-09-06T16:56:32 < dongs> one is up one is down
2019-09-06T16:56:34 < dongs> prolly for torlling
2019-09-06T16:56:36 < dongs> trolling
2019-09-06T16:56:38 < dongs> but yeah even then
2019-09-06T16:56:49 < PaulFertser> + mark on silk is pretty obvious though
2019-09-06T16:57:40 < PaulFertser> What's the smallest component? Is that R6 like 0402?
2019-09-06T16:58:02 < dongs> that looks like 0402 yea
2019-09-06T16:58:07 < dongs> and 0603 led next to it
2019-09-06T17:02:04 < dongs> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42dfQvA3kyw haha some jap won rework championship
2019-09-06T17:02:50 < dongs> https://i.imgur.com/dll6nwG.png
2019-09-06T17:02:56 < dongs> same board, even less parts
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2019-09-06T17:07:23 < PaulFertser> Are they probably given a board full of mistakes and the task is to rework it? Rotate the QFP part etc.
2019-09-06T17:07:53 < PaulFertser> Doesn't look like that from the video
2019-09-06T17:08:31 < dongs> the world REWORK championship is, yes
2019-09-06T17:08:40 < dongs> the hand-soldering one i linked the pdfs from is just assemble
2019-09-06T17:08:48 < dongs> the video, 1st guy starts with a blank board and those parts on tape
2019-09-06T17:09:59 < PaulFertser> Please do not forget to tweet the results from your inquiries.
2019-09-06T17:10:22 < dongs> aye
2019-09-06T17:10:36 < dongs> https://youtu.be/E6FZglx4BiM?t=19 also, lol
2019-09-06T17:10:45 < dongs> video version of nigga soldering motherboard.jpg
2019-09-06T17:10:53 < PaulFertser> Probably those are just random trade show participants?
2019-09-06T17:11:03 < dongs> no, there was preregistration.
2019-09-06T17:11:09 < dongs> you register, they send you a blank oard + parts
2019-09-06T17:11:14 < dongs> you assemble + time and send back
2019-09-06T17:11:21 < veverak> hmm
2019-09-06T17:11:21 < dongs> then they choose to take you in or not
2019-09-06T17:11:32 < veverak> do you put checksum at the end of uart messages?
2019-09-06T17:11:32 < dongs> the deadline for that was in july, so i missed that.
2019-09-06T17:11:39 < veverak> or, what is cool to use these days?
2019-09-06T17:11:49 < dongs> veverak: NMEA has checksums after *
2019-09-06T17:12:06 < dongs> blabhalbhablhal *XX\n
2019-09-06T17:12:30 < veverak> interesting
2019-09-06T17:13:27 < veverak> hmm
2019-09-06T17:13:32 < veverak> xor of bytes it is
2019-09-06T17:26:30 < dongs> man i wanted to open a cube project
2019-09-06T17:26:34 < dongs> and it wanted to update
2019-09-06T17:26:38 < dongs> and today STs site is slow as crap
2019-09-06T17:26:43 < dongs> now its leeching 300megs of shit at like 250k/sec
2019-09-06T17:29:37 < PaulFertser> veverak: why would one do xor of bytes, why?..
2019-09-06T17:30:41 < veverak> why not?
2019-09-06T17:30:58 < veverak> I mean, it should be enough (as low enough chance of collision) and is fast to compute
2019-09-06T17:31:37 < PaulFertser> Are you on a super-constrained target or what?
2019-09-06T17:32:07 < veverak> like KISS thins?
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2019-09-06T17:32:11 < veverak> do you have any alternative?
2019-09-06T17:33:08 < PaulFertser> veverak: I do not understand the joke.
2019-09-06T17:33:19 < veverak> *kiss things
2019-09-06T17:33:23 < veverak> there are no jokes :(
2019-09-06T17:34:52 < PaulFertser> Why not Modbus CRC-16?
2019-09-06T17:35:59 < Mangy_Dog> anyone know percepio traveanalyzer? ive flashed my stlink into a jlink... and while the program can connect to the stick, when i try to start a session it times out with unable to start session
2019-09-06T17:36:19 < Mangy_Dog> Is there something else I need to do inside freertos for it to allow the analyzer to read data?
2019-09-06T17:55:51 < catphish> Mangy_Dog PaulFertser sold it :)
2019-09-06T17:56:52 < PaulFertser> catphish: wow! Congrats!
2019-09-06T17:57:18 < catphish> well, not a great win, but at least i can stop worrying about it, and start looking at new ones
2019-09-06T17:58:42 < Mangy_Dog> :o
2019-09-06T17:58:44 < Mangy_Dog> cool
2019-09-06T17:58:48 < Mangy_Dog> i assume you mean solved it :p
2019-09-06T17:59:15 < PaulFertser> catphish: so what was it?
2019-09-06T17:59:27 < catphish> no
2019-09-06T17:59:30 < catphish> i mean sold it.
2019-09-06T17:59:32 < PaulFertser> catphish: ah, you sold it, not solved!
2019-09-06T17:59:38 < catphish> lol
2019-09-06T17:59:49 < PaulFertser> lol indeed, shocking to me.
2019-09-06T17:59:51 < catphish> sadly not a typo :)
2019-09-06T18:03:18 < PaulFertser> How long were you struggling with it?
2019-09-06T18:04:27 < Mangy_Dog> you sold the carb?
2019-09-06T18:04:36 < Mangy_Dog> the one you were trying to fix?
2019-09-06T18:05:37 < PaulFertser> The bike
2019-09-06T18:06:04 < Mangy_Dog> ooohhhhhhh
2019-09-06T18:06:11 < PaulFertser> Probably got convinced he needs ABS ;)
2019-09-06T18:11:15 < BrainDamage> I'd love to have an optional abs on my mountain bike
2019-09-06T18:12:11 < BrainDamage> treshold braking is rather tiring when the road conditions continously change, your posture also changes the load on the brakes so you have to consider that too
2019-09-06T18:17:35 < karlp> fucking net ties, how do they work.
2019-09-06T18:17:35 < PaulFertser> On dirt/gravel abs might do more harm than good.
2019-09-06T18:18:01 < karlp> I thought this would give me named nets so I could lay them out, but still just drop a big "gnd" pour and have the nettie sort out that thy all go togther.
2019-09-06T18:18:15 < karlp> but no, no I've got a little pad footprint for the nettie.
2019-09-06T18:18:38 < BrainDamage> PaulFertser: that's why I said optional
2019-09-06T18:18:40 < karlp> am I meant to route say, gndd manually, and just tie it at one point to the big gnda pour?
2019-09-06T18:19:44 < specing> BrainDamage: a front wheel direct drive hub motor?
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2019-09-06T19:36:12 < jadew> I was watching spider-man: homecoming and... serious question: why is Marisa Tomei so hot? she's 50+.
2019-09-06T19:36:29 < jadew> she looks 30
2019-09-06T19:42:18 < jadew> aunt May, before and after: https://media.vanityfair.com/photos/595fc02796475a07efe992ec/master/w_1440,h_960,c_limit/Marisa-Tomei-Aunt-May-Role.jpg
2019-09-06T19:42:41 < jadew> she's probably on resveratrol
2019-09-06T19:44:23 < Cracki> r u a milf hunter
2019-09-06T19:44:56 < Cracki> lots of actors in their 50s somehow still look good
2019-09-06T19:45:07 < Cracki> must be all the baby blood
2019-09-06T19:45:32 < specing> A lot of make-up combined with photoshop?
2019-09-06T19:46:17 < Cracki> video editing isn't that good yet
2019-09-06T19:46:58 < roomba> yea it's just good lighting and make-up and stuff
2019-09-06T19:47:10 < Cracki> they do a lot by just keeping their skin tight
2019-09-06T19:48:53 < jadew> there must be some makeup in there too
2019-09-06T19:49:06 < jadew> she looks way too young to be 50
2019-09-06T19:52:36 < Cracki> did ya watch house ms? lisa cuddy's actor was around 50 when she did the cheerleader striptease
2019-09-06T19:52:57 < Cracki> there is medical magic to firm up bodies
2019-09-06T19:53:05 < jadew> looking it up as we speak
2019-09-06T19:53:23 < Cracki> infant blood, as I said
2019-09-06T19:54:03 < BrainDamage> there's also selection bias, if she didn't look young, she wouldn't have got the role
2019-09-06T19:54:57 < jadew> Cracki, can't find it
2019-09-06T19:55:13 < jadew> BrainDamage, yeah
2019-09-06T19:55:48 < BrainDamage> many actors retire early as they start to age
2019-09-06T19:56:07 < Cracki> https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/how-middle-aged-celebrities-look-younger-than-ever-107900487568.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAJees0ICQhEozarer7WEg_fUOVaqPdBlAdO_JUmvjoZvs9XByAXTMWzYjpi8B8J0r2VDO8irwF6jxuQS2grrpCNe550yvf6BL1rpUdnYU07kaV1pQDVllW8GX0qSK7miSsbGYVzlVDKSniatBRJsD8pYqRBGliHY7qYRFzfyeaBw
2019-09-06T19:56:19 < Cracki> https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/how-middle-aged-celebrities-look-younger-than-ever-107900487568.html fuck that cancer
2019-09-06T19:56:26 < jadew> really? leave while you're ahead kind of thing?
2019-09-06T19:57:35 < jadew> Anyone who looks like that and says she hasn’t done any kind of enhancement isn’t telling the truth.
2019-09-06T19:57:50 < jadew> ok, I'll believe that
2019-09-06T19:57:53 < Cracki> "no surgery" means no knife
2019-09-06T19:58:09 < jadew> ah, I see
2019-09-06T19:58:13 < Cracki> doesn't mean it's not a replicant
2019-09-06T19:58:44 < Cracki> grey's anatomy, most of them are in their late 40s to early 50s
2019-09-06T19:58:57 < Cracki> and they are still passed of as 30s
2019-09-06T19:59:15 < jadew> jezz...
2019-09-06T19:59:38 < jadew> as a guy, you get a lot more attention as you get older
2019-09-06T19:59:49 < Cracki> guys age gracefully
2019-09-06T19:59:57 < Cracki> if they don't let themselves go
2019-09-06T20:03:38 < jadew> I've noticed that a lot lately, but sadly I started losing hair
2019-09-06T20:03:59 < Cracki> look up elon musk now vs in his paypal days
2019-09-06T20:04:13 < Cracki> somehow he either gained back hair or had a forehead-plasty or something
2019-09-06T20:04:33 < jadew> heh
2019-09-06T20:05:03 < jadew> I have a friend who has been bald since he was in his early 20s and managed to grow it back with some treatment
2019-09-06T20:05:11 < Cracki> if all else fails, do what the book store owner does: https://steemitimages.com/640x0/https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DEzQy2nXgAA1boJ.jpg
2019-09-06T20:05:23 < jadew> I could ask him for what he did, but I'm not sure I want to trouble myself with that
2019-09-06T20:05:36 < jadew> I can just shave it every 4 weeks or so
2019-09-06T20:05:37 < Cracki> ah, it's just a proper hair cut that doesn't flare out the sides: http://staticimg.albanydailynews.com/wp-content/uploads/Elon-Musk.jpg
2019-09-06T20:06:13 < jadew> ok, he was bald
2019-09-06T20:06:39 < Cracki> they say it's a transplant https://www.hairguard.com/elon-musk-hair/
2019-09-06T20:06:49 < jadew> lol
2019-09-06T20:08:17 < Cracki> hah they took hair from a stripe around the back of his head, like a band between the ears
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2019-09-06T20:09:09 < jadew> god man... he looked so bad in that picture
2019-09-06T20:09:15 < jadew> how old was he?
2019-09-06T20:10:00 < Cracki> he's 48 now, paypal was 1999-2000
2019-09-06T20:10:05 < Cracki> so... around 30
2019-09-06T20:10:29 < jadew> so there's hope for me too
2019-09-06T20:10:38 < Cracki> the video where the strip is visible looks recentish because it's about the boring company
2019-09-06T20:10:50 < jadew> I can take some of the hair that recently started growing on my belly
2019-09-06T20:10:53 < Cracki> hope meaning you pay someone to rearrange your hair
2019-09-06T20:10:57 < Cracki> hahaha
2019-09-06T20:11:24 < Cracki> that might look more like pubic hair than anything else
2019-09-06T20:11:45 < jadew> haha, that would look awkward, yeah
2019-09-06T20:11:54 < Cracki> besides, imagine the impression you make when you're bald but otherwise hairy as fuck
2019-09-06T20:12:48 < BrainDamage> that's actually somewhat common
2019-09-06T20:12:50 < Cracki> keeping it short like an english lawn says "I'm civilized but a brute at heart"
2019-09-06T20:12:56 < Cracki> the body hair, that is
2019-09-06T20:13:04 < BrainDamage> the same hormones that cause hair loss cause body hair growth
2019-09-06T20:13:40 < jadew> BrainDamage, no way! I wanted to say that I observed that the hair loss started about the same time when hair started to grow on other parts of my body
2019-09-06T20:13:46 < jadew> that's such a bad deal...
2019-09-06T20:13:50 < Cracki> typical male pattern baldness. hits transsexuals too, when they still hope to grow long feminine hair... and get a huge forehead instead.
2019-09-06T20:14:07 < jadew> lol
2019-09-06T20:14:19 < jadew> that must suck so bad
2019-09-06T20:14:27 < Cracki> monk heads in skirts, it's hilarious
2019-09-06T20:15:28 < Cracki> oh, elon owns x.com again, bought it from paypal for "sentimental" value
2019-09-06T20:15:52 < Cracki> I'm sure spaceX is just the first part of a huge X-themed conglomerate of futuristic things
2019-09-06T20:16:35 < Mangy_Dog> what have i got wrong on here? the return val; is throwing an error
2019-09-06T20:16:40 < Mangy_Dog> https://pastebin.com/PBDn2LQ4
2019-09-06T20:17:01 < BrainDamage> the function expects a void return
2019-09-06T20:17:13 < Mangy_Dog> i need to set function to a datatype
2019-09-06T20:17:32 < jadew> you quit half way through the tutorial?
2019-09-06T20:17:42 < Cracki> I'll hold my tongue
2019-09-06T20:17:46 < Mangy_Dog> i forgot
2019-09-06T20:18:34 < Cracki> ok I'll not; that's not "throwing" an error, the compiler already refuses to compile this, with a very precise message saying that you try to return a value from a void function
2019-09-06T20:18:58 < Mangy_Dog> actually the error said returned null
2019-09-06T20:19:04 < Cracki> also the math will fuck up
2019-09-06T20:19:05 < Mangy_Dog> anyway fixed now
2019-09-06T20:19:13 < Mangy_Dog> why?
2019-09-06T20:19:22 < Cracki> either use some parens or another /100
2019-09-06T20:19:42 < BrainDamage> because only the second operand gets the /100
2019-09-06T20:19:52 < Cracki> sure why not
2019-09-06T20:20:07 < BrainDamage> Mangy_Dog: learn operator precedence
2019-09-06T20:20:25 < Cracki> knowing is not the issue, he assumes precedence when doing * and +
2019-09-06T20:20:28 < BrainDamage> or just pretend your code is (((lisp)))
2019-09-06T20:20:55 < Cracki> if you want (((lisp))) use clisp
2019-09-06T20:21:10 < Mangy_Dog> its amazing, with some tact you could say all that without coming across as insulting
2019-09-06T20:21:11 < Cracki> it has one of those seven pronged candle thingies
2019-09-06T20:21:11 < jadew> I never used lisp, is it good for anything?
2019-09-06T20:21:41 < Mangy_Dog> and yes made a little mistake... sorry. I havnt done any programming for a good few months before getting back into this project. and i forgot.
2019-09-06T20:21:48 < Cracki> lisp is different. the value is probably in the libraries and the community.
2019-09-06T20:22:20 < Cracki> the language itself isn't for convenient scripting, so doesn't have any syntax like python does, but it does have ways to extend syntax
2019-09-06T20:23:22 < Cracki> in a venn diagram with other languages, it's definitely not a subset or superset
2019-09-06T20:23:54 < Cracki> lisp got hyped in the 80s when artificial intelligence raced down the logic and symbolic manipulation deadend
2019-09-06T20:24:23 < BrainDamage> lisp is useful to read SICP
2019-09-06T20:24:47 < Cracki> it kept its popularity because it gave people dynamic typing when there were no feasible languages with that feature
2019-09-06T20:25:20 < BrainDamage> also, with / being lower priority of + and *, that code would not have problems without parenthesis, ofc it makes little sense to have * and / having different priorities, but it's not automatic
2019-09-06T20:25:20 < Cracki> if you wanted a read-eval-print-loop, you used lisp
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2019-09-06T21:42:34 < catphish> PaulFertser: i was struggling with it for about 2 weeks, did a lot of work this last week, but ultimately got fed up of guessing and spending money on non-fixes
2019-09-06T21:42:56 < catphish> i'm not a mechanic, and the bike isn't worth enough to pay one
2019-09-06T21:43:13 < catphish> ultimately i just want one that works :)
2019-09-06T21:45:17 < PaulFertser> catphish: what are your usecases btw, and how many kms per year do you ride?
2019-09-06T21:58:17 < catphish> PaulFertser: fun fast commuting / travelling to sports events when the weather is good, about 2,000 km/year
2019-09-06T21:58:35 < catphish> any generally getting places fast when i don't feel like sitting in traffic
2019-09-06T21:59:47 < PaulFertser> catphish: wow, even I do 5-6 kkm per year, and that means riding just about 6 months of it :)
2019-09-06T22:00:06 < catphish> i ride only have the year, and only half the days of the week
2019-09-06T22:00:09 < catphish> *half
2019-09-06T22:01:05 < catphish> less the times when i can't ride it because i'm an idiot and forgot to get its annual inspection
2019-09-06T22:01:13 < PaulFertser> catphish: why only half the year, are you in canada or something? :)
2019-09-06T22:01:25 < catphish> i live in the UK and don't like riding in the rain
2019-09-06T22:01:36 < catphish> nb. it's always raining here
2019-09-06T22:02:13 < PaulFertser> Oh heh, makes sense then. I usually ride from the time I'm kinda sure there's no ice on the road till I'm sure there might be some in the morning.
2019-09-06T22:03:37 < catphish> the way i ride in comparison to my skill level doesn't suit wet roads
2019-09-06T22:03:46 < PaulFertser> Aren't your cops strict enough for any fun fast commuting to be effectively impossible?
2019-09-06T22:03:52 < catphish> a new bike with ABS may improve that ratio
2019-09-06T22:04:04 < catphish> lol no
2019-09-06T22:04:39 < PaulFertser> So what do you plan for the next bike? MT09?
2019-09-06T22:04:54 < PaulFertser> I've heard it's fast and really fun.
2019-09-06T22:05:03 < catphish> this is a shortlist of ideas right now: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ZTBqt4xxxy/
2019-09-06T22:05:43 < PaulFertser> Triumph Speed Triple
2019-09-06T22:06:14 < PaulFertser> j/k, I understand you're on budget.
2019-09-06T22:08:53 < PaulFertser> catphish: are you happy having all the plastic? I thought it's too easy to damage, and what's real advantage for relatively short commutes anyway, why are you not looking at naked streetfighters?
2019-09-06T22:13:13 < Thorn> Chandrayaan-2 landing on the moon live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcJwjuo8pBo
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2019-09-06T22:13:22 < catphish> PaulFertser: i like the coloutful plastic, i can't explain it, i just like it
2019-09-06T22:13:28 < PaulFertser> And I've also read people prefer V/L-twins for fun, thanks to torque at lower RPMs.
2019-09-06T22:13:46 < catphish> also, most of the fastest bikes have the plastic
2019-09-06T22:13:54 < catphish> also, i prefer very high RPMs
2019-09-06T22:13:56 < PaulFertser> You already had 4-cylinder inline enginer, probably it's about time to try something else?
2019-09-06T22:14:29 < catphish> my interest can largely be expressed as a value of acceleration :)
2019-09-06T22:15:36 < PaulFertser> Those bikes are good for track racing indeed, but for street hooligans probably not so efficient.
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2019-09-06T22:16:10 < catphish> perhaps, i hadn't really considered it
2019-09-06T22:16:48 < catphish> i guess not everyone wants to change gear to overtake
2019-09-06T22:17:49 < Steffanx> time ot go electric.
2019-09-06T22:18:35 < catphish> i don't have *all* the money
2019-09-06T22:19:37 < Steffanx> make it a company bike :D
2019-09-06T22:21:09 < catphish> i tried that, turns out the tax implications are shite
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2019-09-06T22:22:02 < Steffanx> Cant be as shitty as you dhl experience 
2019-09-06T22:22:12 < catphish> lol
2019-09-06T22:22:16 < Steffanx> and you surived that
2019-09-06T22:22:22 < catphish> idk, that cost me nothing
2019-09-06T22:22:35 < Steffanx> 5 years of your life.
2019-09-06T22:22:43 < catphish> i literally tried to give them more money than i owed them and they wouldn't take it
2019-09-06T22:23:37 < PaulFertser> catphish: I wonder if it's possible for you to get a Ducati for a test ride.
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2019-09-06T22:24:07 < catphish> probably, if i can find a ealer
2019-09-06T22:24:09 < catphish> *dealer
2019-09-06T22:24:40 < catphish> the current ducati supersport looks nice
2019-09-06T22:24:43 < Steffanx> sure you can.
2019-09-06T22:30:49 < PaulFertser> I'm not suggesting you try V-max even though it's the most acceleration you can get for the price ;) But while you're at the crossroads I guess it'd make sense to try looking past your beloved 600cc sportbikes :)
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2019-09-06T22:33:51 < catphish> i rather like this page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fastest_production_motorcycles
2019-09-06T22:34:30 < catphish> no, not that page
2019-09-06T22:34:31 < catphish> this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fastest_production_motorcycles_by_acceleration
2019-09-06T22:34:46 < catphish> the VMAX is on there, 3.3s :)
2019-09-06T22:35:06 < catphish> it's ugly as all hell though by my 90s standards
2019-09-06T22:35:25 < catphish> i likes my plastic
2019-09-06T22:36:15 < PaulFertser> Probably you'll like track training too? Much safer than riding on streets, and probably even more fun.
2019-09-06T22:41:40 < catphish> almost certainly, not easy to find the track / time though
2019-09-06T22:43:51 < PaulFertser> Boost your skills to avoid something like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0rQ8s1lKxQ&t=382
2019-09-06T22:49:50 < catphish> oops
2019-09-06T22:51:42 < catphish> they literally just drove off the road
2019-09-06T22:52:11 < catphish> looks dumb but insanely easy to do if you don't train yourself to look round bends properly
2019-09-06T22:52:55 < PaulFertser> Apparently she could ride relatively fast directly following what a person ahead was doing. But when she needed to turn on her own, too bad, lack of cornering training.
2019-09-06T22:53:43 < catphish> i read that most people's accidents happen because they panic and won't turn enough because they don't trust the bike
2019-09-06T22:54:29 < catphish> annoyingly the only (very minor) accident i've had was a result of the opposive, i pushed too hard round a bend, must have been something on the road, and the bike just slid out from under me
2019-09-06T22:54:58 < catphish> annoyingly since then i have less trust in the bike, and have almost understeered (per that video) a couple of times
2019-09-06T22:55:33 < catphish> riding a fast bike is certainly not easy, but for the most part, as long as you plan properly, it's great
2019-09-06T22:55:59 < catphish> poor planning or not paying attention = likely death :)
2019-09-06T22:56:00 < PaulFertser> A low side is usually much safer than any kind of high side.
2019-09-06T22:56:55 < catphish> yeah that's what happened to me, suddenly the bike just wasn't under me any more, i jumped off it and it slid away from me
2019-09-06T22:57:27 < PaulFertser> And on the track you have safety zones where you can skid on your racing gear without damages. Public roads are just not suitable for the kind of riding sportbikers like.
2019-09-06T22:57:38 < catphish> i had nothing more than grazed knees and bruised palms
2019-09-06T22:57:53 < PaulFertser> Loose knee guard?
2019-09-06T22:58:00 < catphish> jeans
2019-09-06T22:58:42 < catphish> not the best protection it turns out
2019-09-06T22:59:07 < catphish> i usually ride in jeans / bike jacket / bike gloves
2019-09-06T22:59:25 < catphish> but will wear full bike suit if i'm planning to ride fast
2019-09-06T22:59:50 < catphish> (oh and always bike boots)
2019-09-06T23:00:14 < catphish> jeans always just seem more practical for commuting
2019-09-06T23:00:32 < catphish> i see kids on bikes with t-shirts on, i have no idea what's wrong with them
2019-09-06T23:01:02 < PaulFertser> Just no fear.
2019-09-06T23:04:04 < PaulFertser> catphish: do you have any moto gymkhana enthusiasts nearby? That might help regain the trust in bikes' abilities to lean.
2019-09-06T23:04:32 < catphish> not that i'm aware of
2019-09-06T23:04:37 < PaulFertser> (with appropriate sliders installed to save the plastic)
2019-09-06T23:04:38 < catphish> i might head to a track some time
2019-09-06T23:04:52 < catphish> or do some offroad biking or similar
2019-09-06T23:05:00 < catphish> get a feel for sliding around on small bikes
2019-09-06T23:05:07 < PaulFertser> gymkhana is what you can do once or twice a week for free, just fun spending time with other bikers on a parking lot.
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2019-09-06T23:08:41 < Thorn> lunar descent started
2019-09-06T23:08:43 < PaulFertser> It doesn't need to be fast to be challenging.
2019-09-06T23:10:02 < catphish> i should get back to floppy disk controller
2019-09-06T23:11:13 < karlp> qyx: pciex project sent off to aisler.net this afternoon.  Will find out if I'm crazy when I get back from holidays.
2019-09-06T23:14:55 < Thorn> >aisler.net
2019-09-06T23:15:02 < Thorn> where is the factory? Germany?
2019-09-06T23:16:38 < Thorn> https://aisler.net/help/getting-started/where-are-the-boards-made
2019-09-06T23:17:23 < qyx> karlp: both pcbs? how much?
2019-09-06T23:18:23 < Steffanx> Yeah, wondering too.
2019-09-06T23:19:59 < karlp> a bit more htan I would hhave liked, but got stencils too, and including delivery was like 60 or something.
2019-09-06T23:20:16 < karlp> elecrow has cheapest to iceland shipping, but didn't have nice stencils last time.
2019-09-06T23:20:23 < karlp> bit of an experiemnt, never used aisler before.
2019-09-06T23:21:02 < Thorn> their faq says non-express shipping is free?
2019-09-06T23:21:15 < Thorn> final descent
2019-09-06T23:21:22 < karlp> yeah, so makes their prices ~same for me in iceland as china places
2019-09-06T23:21:45 < karlp> well, not _same_ but ... we'll see how good these are.
2019-09-06T23:22:12 < Thorn> trajectory has deviated, telemetry not updating
2019-09-06T23:22:38 < Thorn> silence in mission control
2019-09-06T23:22:50 < qyx> which one
2019-09-06T23:22:55 < qyx> pics, video
2019-09-06T23:22:59 < qyx> Thorn: ^
2019-09-06T23:23:13 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcJwjuo8pBo
2019-09-06T23:23:25 < qyx> 60e is not that bad for two designs
2019-09-06T23:23:56 < Thorn> if both are 4 layers then maybe lol
2019-09-06T23:24:38 < Thorn> looks like the lander is kaputt
2019-09-06T23:24:47 < catphish> not manned mission to the moon i assume?
2019-09-06T23:25:13 < Thorn> no, just Indians
2019-09-06T23:25:23 < catphish> :D
2019-09-06T23:27:21 < Cracki> what was the final word on that israeli thing that tried to land somewhere some months ago? last I heard it spun crazily and went silent
2019-09-06T23:28:07 < karlp> it landed in syria....
2019-09-06T23:28:58 < qyx> is it kaputt
2019-09-06T23:29:25 < Cracki> did a nose dive
2019-09-06T23:31:54 < Steffanx> jews are known for having a big nose, so that explains it all
2019-09-06T23:32:30 < Thorn> ##stm32-white-supremacy
2019-09-06T23:33:22 < Steffanx> lol
2019-09-06T23:33:25 < qyx> wiki down?
2019-09-06T23:33:40 < catphish> that channel's empty
2019-09-06T23:33:55 < Steffanx> seems dead, qyx
2019-09-06T23:34:09 < catphish> wikipedia?
2019-09-06T23:34:17 < Steffanx> ya
2019-09-06T23:34:23 < catphish> if so, it's been down for me intermittently this evening
2019-09-06T23:34:32 < Thorn> lol "Sky is no longer the limit for our pride!" poster
2019-09-06T23:34:42 < Thorn> don't they know pride is a sin
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2019-09-06T23:43:11 < Thorn> (they still have a functioning satellite in orbit)
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2019-09-06T23:45:54 < specing> It crashed?
2019-09-06T23:47:12 < Steffanx> Yeah, its written in Ada.
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2019-09-06T23:48:24 < specing> Lol
2019-09-06T23:51:38 < Cracki> wikipedia is down. who of you did it?
2019-09-06T23:53:11 < specing> Ada has no fault in wikipedia being down
2019-09-06T23:59:00 < PaulFertser> Only "2.3% are practicing Christianity." in India so I guess they do not know about pride being a "sin", yes.
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2019-09-07T00:03:10 < jadew> oh no... I didn't see the live crash on the moon?
2019-09-07T00:03:17 < jadew> Thorn, is there a video somewhere of it?
2019-09-07T00:05:47 < Thorn>  jadew: search youtube for Chandrayaan-2
2019-09-07T00:06:01 < jadew> I'm rewiding that live video
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2019-09-07T00:09:52 < jadew> ok, saw it, it went off graph
2019-09-07T00:09:56 < jadew> I know what happened
2019-09-07T00:10:32 < jadew> they used Indian programmers
2019-09-07T00:11:30 < jadew> lol, it took a while for them to realize it was fucked
2019-09-07T00:12:17 < jadew> "it has a velocity of 60m/s" and the plot stopped at 300m altitude
2019-09-07T00:12:34 < jadew> several minutes later they were still waiting for the data to refresh
2019-09-07T00:13:35 < PaulFertser> It's not like it needs to get any data from Earth to complete the landing so if just the telemetry was lost it didn't mean it's not doing the right thing.
2019-09-07T00:13:40 < Ultrasauce> well, its pretty nontrivial to distinguish loss of telemetry due to exploding from loss of telemetry due to one of a thousand other non-explodey things
2019-09-07T00:14:10 < jadew> Ultrasauce, it went off-course tho
2019-09-07T00:14:39 < jadew> I'm sure everyone was hoping that it went off course and didn't plummet into the moon in the next 5 seconds
2019-09-07T00:15:14 < jadew> personally, I think the residents shot it down
2019-09-07T00:15:50 < roomba> yea the techbros on the moon don't want anyone invading that isn't part of elon musk fanclub.
2019-09-07T00:16:17 < jadew> now my question is... why aren't we getting a video feed?
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2019-09-07T01:07:00 < Cracki> pride perhaps
2019-09-07T01:08:09 < jadew> not my first guess
2019-09-07T01:08:34 < jadew> I figured they don't just throw a perfectly good camera away
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2019-09-07T01:11:45 < Cracki> they don't, they keep the video to themselves
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2019-09-07T01:12:35 < jadew> it was a joke
2019-09-07T01:12:42 < englishman> PaulFertser: I drove a rocket III for a while
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2019-09-07T01:29:10 < karlp> I lied, aisler.net was 70€ for both deisgns, stencils, delivered.  elecrow, who've been cheapest before for us, are $67, seeed is $53. jlcpcb is $55.
2019-09-07T01:29:21 < karlp> so I'm ok with aisler.  it'll even be rohs and shit.
2019-09-07T01:30:13 < karlp> the aisler ones will even be enig 
2019-09-07T01:30:33 < karlp> only down side is I get green pcbs.  I've gotten used to having red ones for protos :)
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2019-09-07T01:35:25 < karlp> aisler is offering 4/4 spacing ruyles for that price too. the others are _crazy_ prices at that sort of spec.
2019-09-07T01:45:44 < jadew> I still get them made in china because I order more designs at once and it comes out better
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2019-09-07T01:48:44 < Mangy_Dog> think im going to remove freertos from my project
2019-09-07T01:48:54 < Mangy_Dog> i can do most of what i need to do with a simple scheduler
2019-09-07T01:49:04 < mawk> ?
2019-09-07T01:49:08 < Mangy_Dog> and it takes next to no memory
2019-09-07T01:49:27 < mawk> just configure freertos to only have the components you need
2019-09-07T01:49:30 < Mangy_Dog> im just having sooooo many issues with freertos right now and i think memory is corrupting somewhere and causing errored values
2019-09-07T01:49:39 < mawk> you're using libc ?
2019-09-07T01:49:43 < mawk> printf, things like that
2019-09-07T01:49:53 < mawk> anything from regular C, that is
2019-09-07T01:50:02 < Mangy_Dog> dont think so
2019-09-07T01:50:12 < mawk> no strlen, no printf, no nothing
2019-09-07T01:50:17 < Mangy_Dog> noe
2019-09-07T01:50:19 < Mangy_Dog> nope
2019-09-07T01:50:20 < mawk> ok good
2019-09-07T01:50:32 < mawk> I don't know if it's possible to run valgrind on stm32
2019-09-07T01:50:39 < mawk> but that's the gold standard of finding memory corruption
2019-09-07T01:50:49 < Mangy_Dog> no idea
2019-09-07T01:51:11 < Mangy_Dog> thats the other thing ive not been able to get any debugging tool to talk to the rtos
2019-09-07T01:51:20 < Mangy_Dog> and i was only using it for the scheduler anyway
2019-09-07T01:51:47 < Mangy_Dog> i can use the simple arduino task schedular to do what i want set my intervals.... sure its not true realtime task shearing
2019-09-07T01:51:54 < Mangy_Dog> sharing
2019-09-07T01:52:06 < Mangy_Dog> but at it will do
2019-09-07T01:52:33 < Mangy_Dog> and i wont have these memory problems :/
2019-09-07T01:52:45 < Mangy_Dog> as theres NO way what ive written has filled up the ram of ny mcu
2019-09-07T01:53:18 < BrainDamage> you're using dynamic allocation?
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2019-09-07T01:53:35 < Mangy_Dog> my programs only 600 lines
2019-09-07T01:53:56 < Mangy_Dog> a handful of global vars and yes a USN hid library but even that isnt using up a huge amount of ram according to the author
2019-09-07T01:53:59 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-07T01:54:11 < Mangy_Dog> USBhid
2019-09-07T01:54:36 < Mangy_Dog> anyway its late
2019-09-07T01:54:41 < Mangy_Dog> need shower then bed
2019-09-07T01:54:51 < Mangy_Dog> and tomorrow ill strip rtos out and just put the simple schedular in
2019-09-07T01:55:00 < Mangy_Dog> i might try chibi at some point
2019-09-07T01:55:12 < Mangy_Dog> but for now ill keep it simple
2019-09-07T01:55:17 < Mangy_Dog> as i need this just working
2019-09-07T01:58:57  * Laurenceb_ feeds the channel to a Pitbull
2019-09-07T02:04:14 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehyfmMw29NU
2019-09-07T02:04:59 < kakimir> useful stuff
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2019-09-07T02:06:47 < kakimir> pretty close pass to a moose on my bike
2019-09-07T02:07:31 < kakimir> young thing didn't know where to go
2019-09-07T02:08:03 < kakimir> it was in same place when I went pass both directions 3hours appart
2019-09-07T02:08:06 < Cracki> thanks for remining me that pcb re tools haven't been convenient and powerful last time I checked and that people use inkscape for this stuff
2019-09-07T02:08:32 < Cracki> infant moose?
2019-09-07T02:09:00 < Cracki> haha wire brush, neat trick
2019-09-07T02:09:39 < Cracki> hell, that's the first multimeter I've seen that's got continuity function usable by a deaf person
2019-09-07T02:09:47 < Cracki> (or someone with good headphones)
2019-09-07T02:10:44 < kakimir> well no.. it's winter soon.. more like a teenager
2019-09-07T02:11:11 < kakimir> long legs and shit
2019-09-07T02:11:14 < jadew> that brush trick is great
2019-09-07T02:11:22 < Cracki> give it striped socks
2019-09-07T02:11:35 < Cracki> kids these days love long striped socks
2019-09-07T02:12:12 < Cracki> what are moose supposed to do right now anyway?
2019-09-07T02:12:34 < Cracki> eat, sleep, stand around, repeat?
2019-09-07T02:19:40 < Cracki> "pure designer WANKERY!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXVWk-7OFvY
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2019-09-07T03:04:43 < kakimir> Cracki: when it's totally dark they stay in place and maybe eat a little and sleep a little
2019-09-07T03:05:07 < Cracki> >sleep standing
2019-09-07T03:05:14 < kakimir> no
2019-09-07T03:05:19 < Cracki> some biologists or something once took apart a flamingo
2019-09-07T03:05:23 < kakimir> not a horse
2019-09-07T03:05:25 < kakimir> moose
2019-09-07T03:05:28 < kakimir> they lay down
2019-09-07T03:05:52 < Cracki> they found out that flamingo knees "lock in place" like pillars
2019-09-07T03:06:06 < Cracki> the whole leg in fact
2019-09-07T03:15:24 < Cracki> the trick is also that one leg locks up while two legs stay mobile https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/05/flamingos-one-leg/527781/
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2019-09-07T03:43:03 < karlp> jpa-: just saw your name in the end roll credits of read dead redemption 2 :)
2019-09-07T03:43:55 < karlp> jadew: as long as shipping works out, sure. :)
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2019-09-07T07:38:20 < jpa-> karlp: does that mean I'll have to play it now?
2019-09-07T07:47:13 < jpa-> ah, someone had it on youtube
2019-09-07T07:47:29 < jpa-> karlp: you seriously read all names up to the end?
2019-09-07T07:47:45 < jpa-> i was about to give up when my name wasn't in the "cabaret theater" section like I would have expected
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2019-09-07T08:32:25 < ThatDamnRanga> Fought an issue for three days, eventually just gave up and bought a cheap rebranded hantek pc scope. solved my issue in a little under two hours
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2019-09-07T08:33:09 < ThatDamnRanga> documented return values from a supplied function were inverted. Go figure.
2019-09-07T09:13:49 < antto> breaking news: Hantek accused of manipulating code documentations to boost oscilloscope sales
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2019-09-07T09:35:32 < turnip420> hello weiners
2019-09-07T09:35:44 < turnip420> Im   real drunk
2019-09-07T09:36:30 < turnip420> turnip420 == machinehum
2019-09-07T09:36:43 < turnip420> dox'd
2019-09-07T09:38:14 < ThatDamnRanga> xD
2019-09-07T09:38:28 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: while at it, you can order a salea clone to have an 8-channel LA added to your toolbox.
2019-09-07T09:39:45 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: and btw, regardless of the library you use it often makes sense to read its sources while cross-referencing with the chip family reference manual, and checking peripheral registers directly from a debugger.
2019-09-07T09:40:12 < PaulFertser> And ST can't be trusted with their libraries.
2019-09-07T09:40:27 < ThatDamnRanga> PaulFertser, this was worse... two layers deep into mbed lol
2019-09-07T09:40:40 < PaulFertser> Oh my, congrats for solving it.
2019-09-07T09:40:47 < PaulFertser> Did you send a patch to mbed? ;)
2019-09-07T09:41:02 < ThatDamnRanga> I may do that
2019-09-07T09:41:14 < PaulFertser> LAs based on fx2lp are dirt cheap
2019-09-07T09:41:40 < ThatDamnRanga> thats what this hantek scope is based ion
2019-09-07T09:42:00 < PaulFertser> So it has plenty of logic channels, not two analog?
2019-09-07T09:42:30 < ThatDamnRanga> hmm, I might be getting my wires crossed
2019-09-07T09:42:41 < ThatDamnRanga> it has an unpopulated header for a 16ch LA
2019-09-07T09:42:49 < ThatDamnRanga> but only the two analogue channels are broken out
2019-09-07T09:46:18 < PaulFertser> Devices I'm talking about are basically fx2 breakout boards with suitable probes.
2019-09-07T09:48:21 < ThatDamnRanga> Appears I'm mistaken. https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/hantek-6022be-20mhz-usb-dso/
2019-09-07T09:48:26 < ThatDamnRanga> runs the fx2lafw though
2019-09-07T09:51:16 < PaulFertser> As interface chip
2019-09-07T09:52:51 < ThatDamnRanga> I wonder why Cypress won the battle for the cheap LA/Osc
2019-09-07T09:52:57 < ThatDamnRanga> Since they're everywhere
2019-09-07T09:54:02 < ThatDamnRanga> Especially as it's 8051 arch
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2019-09-07T10:10:11 < rajkosto> ThatDamnRanga, just cant beat the consistent sampling rate the GPIF can do
2019-09-07T10:10:19 < rajkosto> it was mde for 16bit parallel signals like IDE/ATA
2019-09-07T10:10:33 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: are you using https://github.com/OpenHantek/OpenHantek6022 with that?
2019-09-07T10:10:35 < rajkosto> the 8051 arch sucks but for the FIFO modes it doesnt take part in the usb at all
2019-09-07T10:13:42 < ThatDamnRanga> PaulFertser, indeed, when I need oscilloscope mode. Using sigrok when I need LA
2019-09-07T10:13:52 < ThatDamnRanga> (Pulseview is something else)
2019-09-07T10:15:06 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: Pulseview is sigrok GUI interface, I know :)
2019-09-07T10:16:30 < ThatDamnRanga> nono... "Something else" as in the colloquial form, not the literal form
2019-09-07T10:20:00 < PaulFertser> Ah :)
2019-09-07T10:20:36 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: how do you like mbed so far (if not for the gotcha you faced)?
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2019-09-07T10:23:38 < ThatDamnRanga> It's.... heavy
2019-09-07T10:23:41 < ThatDamnRanga> but functional
2019-09-07T10:23:57 < ThatDamnRanga> has saved me a bit of effort in terms of cycle contention
2019-09-07T10:24:58 < ThatDamnRanga> (the app I'm working on has, theoretically, the ability to receive inputs from two reasonably saturated canbuses, and also has to find time to compute, assemble, and output messages onto the same, while also actuating the GPIO... it's busy)
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2019-09-07T11:31:43 < qyx> anyone used M33?
2019-09-07T11:31:50 < qyx> STM32L5 for example
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2019-09-07T12:00:44 < dongs> im gonna move all my shit to GD32V
2019-09-07T12:04:35 < srk> risc-v fan? :)
2019-09-07T12:05:44 < dongs> i like thier stdperiph
2019-09-07T12:05:49 < dongs> more than ST's
2019-09-07T12:06:09 < srk> stdperiph? what's that?
2019-09-07T12:06:19 < srk> is it possible to buy it somewhere already?
2019-09-07T12:06:20 < dongs> ? are you trolling
2019-09-07T12:06:25 < dongs> GD32V? yeah
2019-09-07T12:06:35 < dongs> seeedstudio ro wahtever has a redpill-like evalboard
2019-09-07T12:06:38 < dongs> with GD32V and LCD on it
2019-09-07T12:06:44 < srk> no, standard periherals? thought they are compatible with STs
2019-09-07T12:06:50 < srk> https://www.seeedstudio.com/Sipeed-Longan-Nano-RISC-V-GD32VF103CBT6-Development-Board-p-4205.html
2019-09-07T12:06:53 < srk> pre-order
2019-09-07T12:06:55 < srk> but looks cool
2019-09-07T12:06:58 < dongs> yes, but ST forced them to rename their stuff
2019-09-07T12:07:06 < dongs> yea that one. it ships sept12 or so
2019-09-07T12:07:11 < dongs> orders from inside china already shipoped
2019-09-07T12:07:12 < srk> nice
2019-09-07T12:07:35 < dongs> > thought they are compatible with STs
2019-09-07T12:07:44 < dongs> yes but ST forced (?) them to rename the APIs and registers
2019-09-07T12:07:48 < dongs> so it didnt look like 100% copy
2019-09-07T12:07:55 < dongs> and as a result they actually improved readability of the api
2019-09-07T12:07:56 < srk> are there any docs?
2019-09-07T12:08:08 < dongs> yes, theres docs/refman/stdperiph/examples/etc.
2019-09-07T12:08:50 < dongs> http://dl.sipeed.com/LONGAN/Nano/SDK
2019-09-07T12:09:09 < dongs> i think niggadevice has stuff on thier site too
2019-09-07T12:09:32 < dongs> http://dl.sipeed.com/LONGAN/Nano/DOC datasheet/refman etc
2019-09-07T12:10:46 < dongs> Introduction：Huawei IoT Studio Integrated Development Environment supports the GD32VF103xx RISC-V MCU series. Huawei IoT Studio IDE includes riscv-none-embed-gcc too-chain and OpenOCD programming and debugging tool.
2019-09-07T12:10:50 < dongs> haha
2019-09-07T12:10:52 < dongs> i wonder if thats eclipse
2019-09-07T12:11:34 < srk> uu, even svd file
2019-09-07T12:11:39 < dongs> yes
2019-09-07T12:13:33 < srk> lol, certainly renamed, are they bit-wise compatible at least so we can rename back? :)
2019-09-07T12:14:10 < dongs> i think so, they were supposed to be binary-ish compatble
2019-09-07T12:14:14 < dongs> xcept i2c peripheral which got fixed up
2019-09-07T12:14:49 < srk> good!
2019-09-07T12:15:24 < srk> old i2c looked terrible anyway, the new one is much easier to implement
2019-09-07T12:20:23 < ThatDamnRanga> Maybe that's what prompted ST to change up their i2c periph
2019-09-07T12:20:30 < dongs> pls no
2019-09-07T12:20:35 < dongs> they had the v2 i2c in F3s or whatever
2019-09-07T12:20:39 < dongs> way before the clones
2019-09-07T12:20:40 < ThatDamnRanga> Ah okay
2019-09-07T12:20:49 < ThatDamnRanga> idk. I didn't know there were clones til now
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2019-09-07T13:06:00 < Mangy_Dog> oh poop forgot... Well for some tasks regarding battery indicator... i used what would normally be considdered blocking code :D This is fine in a thread controlled rtos, but now that i stripped freertos out and going with a simple schedular.... Opps.  Need to rewrite that code to work in a none blocking way
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2019-09-07T14:10:03 < kakimir> I just realized that if I "dd" a full system from hdd to ssd that ssd doesn't know what parts are to be trimmed
2019-09-07T14:10:30 < kakimir> let's say it's a linux system
2019-09-07T14:10:34 < kakimir> what do I do?
2019-09-07T14:13:56 < kakimir> oh wow
2019-09-07T14:14:08 < kakimir> ddrescue had parameter --retrim
2019-09-07T14:15:00 < kakimir> but it's not the trim I'm looking for :o
2019-09-07T14:19:22 < kakimir> how bad it is to erase ssd just by writing zeros?
2019-09-07T14:23:32 < Steffanx> Its useless
2019-09-07T14:23:43 < kakimir> does it nuke the data+
2019-09-07T14:23:47 < kakimir> ?
2019-09-07T14:23:55 < Steffanx> Not entirely.
2019-09-07T14:24:20 < kakimir> hey wow
2019-09-07T14:24:28 < kakimir> imma stupid
2019-09-07T14:24:55 < kakimir> if I dd my hdd there it overwrites shit
2019-09-07T14:25:16 < kakimir> as it's the exact same size
2019-09-07T14:25:24 < srk> Steffanx: why not? you could recover data from hdds if you overwrote them with zeroes, does it hold for ssds as well?
2019-09-07T14:26:48 < kakimir> controller might just store information of zero block size or so
2019-09-07T14:27:08 < srk> true
2019-09-07T14:27:28 < dongs> hmm
2019-09-07T14:27:33 < dongs> huawei iot studio is only 150megs
2019-09-07T14:27:36 < dongs> that cant be eclipse
2019-09-07T14:29:26 < kakimir> it's arduino studio?
2019-09-07T14:29:42 < dongs> heh no it just cli versions of gcc and openocd
2019-09-07T14:30:01 < kakimir> that's it?
2019-09-07T14:32:07 < kakimir> barelly anything to call it a studio?
2019-09-07T14:32:18 < dongs> yeah i dont even know wheres the studio part
2019-09-07T14:32:32 < dongs> http://gd32mcu.21ic.com/en/index
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2019-09-07T14:51:52 < kakimir> can I do anything sensible with 2 x 2TB, 2 x 1TB, 2 x 0.5GB?
2019-09-07T14:53:09 < kakimir> actually I could get maybe 4 x 1TB
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2019-09-07T15:18:07 < invzim> kakimir: get a synology and chuck it all in
2019-09-07T15:18:33 < tcth> are we talking about NAS?
2019-09-07T15:18:42 < invzim> no idea :)
2019-09-07T15:23:59 < fenugrec> keep the 0.5GB unpowered as last resort backup drives. They're not worth the watts to spin them, except during winter
2019-09-07T15:24:38 < tcth> I guess my needs are very different then. I have a 80 TB box (~50 TB usable) always spinning
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2019-09-07T15:30:31 < Mangy_Dog> silly question im kinda assuming the awnser is yes but want to be sure... I know arduino atmegas can do it. But i have a feeling i read stm32s cant.... Anyway Is is possible to store configuration (or any data for that matter) into the built in flash at run time? So say i do a calibration of some sensors. And I want to set those values in a space bit of flash... is that possible?
2019-09-07T15:30:44 < Steffanx> such monetized westener, tcth
2019-09-07T15:30:54 < Steffanx> is what mr Thorn would say.
2019-09-07T15:31:18 < Steffanx> isnt that what i kinda said srk? > it's useless.
2019-09-07T15:31:47 < Steffanx> and doesnt a SSD move blocks around? Logical > physical block mapping et all.
2019-09-07T15:33:22 < invzim> Mangy_Dog: yes it's possible
2019-09-07T15:33:27 < tcth> Mangy_Dog, totally possible
2019-09-07T15:33:34 < tcth> Mangy_Dog, google ´´stm32 write to flash´´
2019-09-07T15:33:47 < tcth> Mangy_Dog, if you are using the official CubeHAL stuff: They should have drivers for that
2019-09-07T15:33:55 < Thorn> not "monetized". moneyed
2019-09-07T15:34:01 < Mangy_Dog> not using hal but will see if anyones mae something for stm32duino
2019-09-07T15:34:02 < invzim> Mangy_Dog: get https://leanpub.com/mastering-stm32
2019-09-07T15:34:03 < Mangy_Dog> thanks
2019-09-07T15:34:09 < Steffanx> want me to look into the logs Thorn?
2019-09-07T15:34:21 < Steffanx> there is eeprom emulation libs too, if you want something more fancy
2019-09-07T15:34:23 < Steffanx> are*
2019-09-07T15:34:41 < Mangy_Dog> shouldnt need anything too fancy maybe only need to store 4 or 6 values
2019-09-07T15:34:57 < Mangy_Dog> 16bit values mind
2019-09-07T15:35:04 < Steffanx> no need for wear leveling?
2019-09-07T15:35:04 < Mangy_Dog> so 12 clusters i guess
2019-09-07T15:35:10 < Steffanx> how often do you want to write those values
2019-09-07T15:35:23 < Mangy_Dog> a handful of times in the products life
2019-09-07T15:35:27 < Mangy_Dog> maybe 10 at the most
2019-09-07T15:35:29 < Steffanx> oh ok
2019-09-07T15:35:51 < invzim> some(all?) also have a one-time-programmable section that can be most useful
2019-09-07T15:35:56 < Mangy_Dog> its just joycon calibration data
2019-09-07T15:36:08 < Steffanx> if i only knew what joycon is
2019-09-07T15:36:21 < Thorn> Steffanx: be my guest sir
2019-09-07T15:36:28 < Mangy_Dog> min and max values and maybe a middle value as it seems these sticks arent quite linear in there resistance values
2019-09-07T15:36:38 < Mangy_Dog> steff the analog sticks on game pads
2019-09-07T15:37:58 < Steffanx> Sorry Thorn
2019-09-07T15:49:21 < Thorn> no problem sir
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2019-09-07T16:07:49 < dongs> just use last flash page for it
2019-09-07T16:08:12 < dongs> and either don't make your code big enough to reach there or specifically reduce flash size in linker script/your IDE so it never links stuff there
2019-09-07T16:09:43 < dongs> reads are free, just do struct *settings = 0x80000000 + whatever offset to last page
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2019-09-07T17:01:28 < Laurenceb_> keeek they just threatened to send Boris to prison
2019-09-07T17:01:33 < Laurenceb_> my orbital sides
2019-09-07T17:04:46 < Laurenceb_> ywlts parliamentary sessions conducted via video link from prison
2019-09-07T17:14:56 < Laurenceb_> >This is the personal website of the individual called 'Maya Posch', also known as 'me', and 'I'.
2019-09-07T17:15:09 < Laurenceb_> and hackitten amirite
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2019-09-07T17:54:26 < Mangy_Dog> that would be fun
2019-09-07T17:54:27 < Mangy_Dog> :D
2019-09-07T17:54:37 < Mangy_Dog> boris ins
2019-09-07T17:54:39 < Mangy_Dog> inside
2019-09-07T17:54:57 < Mangy_Dog> though he would get super special treatment
2019-09-07T17:55:04 < Mangy_Dog> straight to catd 
2019-09-07T17:55:16 < roomba> Boris Inside(tm) *jingle*
2019-09-07T17:55:24 < Mangy_Dog> bypassing all the usual parole hearings to get to catdpeople normally have to go through
2019-09-07T17:55:41 < Mangy_Dog> so he wont actually whitness how fucking horrific britis jails really are
2019-09-07T17:56:11 < Mangy_Dog> it amazes me how quick MPs who go inside get put to catD
2019-09-07T17:56:11 < roomba> are they horrific tho?
2019-09-07T17:56:15 < Mangy_Dog> yes they are
2019-09-07T17:56:28 < Mangy_Dog> some worse than others some better
2019-09-07T17:56:38 < Mangy_Dog> but there is a really REALLY serious problem with uk jails
2019-09-07T17:56:47 < roomba> do you have uk jail experience you can share?
2019-09-07T17:56:57 < Mangy_Dog> ot going to comment
2019-09-07T17:56:59 < Mangy_Dog> not
2019-09-07T17:57:21 < Mangy_Dog> lets just say this... Suicide rates in UK prisons are at horrifically high levels
2019-09-07T17:57:47 < Mangy_Dog> the UK prison system is at 200-300% capacity 
2019-09-07T17:58:03 < Mangy_Dog> that means cells made for 1 or 2 people are filled with 3 or 4 people
2019-09-07T17:58:20 < Mangy_Dog> The EU law on prisons say cells are meant to be single ocupide
2019-09-07T17:58:25 < Mangy_Dog> unless requested to be doubled.
2019-09-07T17:59:03 < Mangy_Dog> prisons on a daily base break human rights laws, and in many of the worst places guards regularly beat up and assult prisons for the heck of it
2019-09-07T17:59:17 < roomba> that's nearly double the capacity of amerimutt prisons
2019-09-07T17:59:19 < Mangy_Dog> food is of a really poor quality
2019-09-07T17:59:29 < roomba> does UK have private prisons?
2019-09-07T17:59:34 < Mangy_Dog> with mailneutrision being a real problem too
2019-09-07T17:59:54 < Mangy_Dog> theres privately run prisons in the system but theyre often also really bad quality as well
2019-09-07T18:00:12 < Mangy_Dog> as theyre ran to turn a profit which means everything is cut and stripped back
2019-09-07T18:00:16 < roomba> yeah the private prisons often are worse
2019-09-07T18:00:27 < Mangy_Dog> there are one or two though that have been known to be decent
2019-09-07T18:00:43 < roomba> where the rich white collar people go :)
2019-09-07T18:01:04 < Mangy_Dog> malneutrition is an issue... where portions might be reasonable in spome places, the quality of the food is so poor people do not get anywhere close to the neutriants vets and minirals they need
2019-09-07T18:01:20 < Mangy_Dog> no the rich white collar people tend to get sent to a really cushy catD
2019-09-07T18:01:20 < roomba> yes this is very true
2019-09-07T18:01:22 < Mangy_Dog> like i say really quick
2019-09-07T18:01:26 < Mangy_Dog> within days of being put into the system
2019-09-07T18:01:41 < Mangy_Dog> when you have waiting lists going back sevveral years for the normal prisoner trying to get to catd
2019-09-07T18:01:45 < roomba> michelle obama really messed up the prison food here
2019-09-07T18:01:49 < Mangy_Dog> and to get to cat d you have to do a parole hearing
2019-09-07T18:02:11 < Mangy_Dog> but MPs seem to some how get through that aprt of the system really quick
2019-09-07T18:02:11 < roomba> i remember when i first got transferred to the prison where i spent most of my time
2019-09-07T18:02:35 < roomba> the cafeteria was like a god damn restaurant with a salad bar and everything
2019-09-07T18:02:45 < Mangy_Dog> i will say this... id still rather go to a UK prison than an american :p
2019-09-07T18:02:57 < Mangy_Dog> though if i had a choice id go to a scandinavian prison
2019-09-07T18:03:06 < Mangy_Dog> denmark sweeden holland
2019-09-07T18:03:18 < Mangy_Dog> they have the worlds highest quality prisons
2019-09-07T18:03:21 < roomba> then they changed the food system in the prisons (and schools) to a national standard
2019-09-07T18:03:31 < roomba> and the quality of food went to total shit overnight
2019-09-07T18:03:34 < Mangy_Dog> they actualy focus on rehabilitation and not punishment
2019-09-07T18:03:36 < roomba> no more salad bar
2019-09-07T18:04:03 < roomba> and now the only thing that isn't highly processed junkfood is rotten apples and oranges
2019-09-07T18:04:16 < Mangy_Dog> thats sad to hear i rather like her
2019-09-07T18:04:21 < Mangy_Dog> i dont think thats what she set out to do
2019-09-07T18:04:36 < roomba> who. michelle?
2019-09-07T18:04:38 < roomba> no
2019-09-07T18:04:38 < Mangy_Dog> sounds like she wanted to make sure everyone meets a good standard just no one told her that the bar was set so low
2019-09-07T18:04:39 < Mangy_Dog> yeah
2019-09-07T18:04:49 < roomba> i think she genuinely wanted to improve the health and nutrition
2019-09-07T18:04:59 < Mangy_Dog> yeah
2019-09-07T18:05:02 < roomba> but as most things in 'murica... capitalism baby!
2019-09-07T18:05:11 < roomba> the companies that won the contracts are all junkfood companies.
2019-09-07T18:05:17 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:05:35 < roomba> so like... while they're technically following the standards she set in place
2019-09-07T18:05:46 < roomba> the reality is - it's all complete garbage
2019-09-07T18:05:51 < Mangy_Dog> yeah
2019-09-07T18:06:13 < roomba> i never even know shit like "buffaloaf" existed. which was basically like this buffalo wings hot sauce infused mystery meat they called "steak"
2019-09-07T18:06:29 < Mangy_Dog> eeesh
2019-09-07T18:06:36 < roomba> i worked in the prison warehouse for a while
2019-09-07T18:06:47 < roomba> and we had a huge freezer where all the frozen stuff would come in
2019-09-07T18:06:58 < roomba> we got a whole semi truck of chicken one time.
2019-09-07T18:07:21 < roomba> every single box was marked with a label that said "test product - not for human consumption" on it
2019-09-07T18:07:29 < Mangy_Dog> fuck
2019-09-07T18:07:33 < roomba> because ... government's gotta save money right?
2019-09-07T18:07:48 < roomba> so me and some of teh other dudes were like "yo this is not good. we're not gonna eat this"
2019-09-07T18:08:24 < Mangy_Dog> did you even get to speak to the governer about it?
2019-09-07T18:08:24 < roomba> they gave us a bucket full of sharpie markers and made us go into the freezer and try to tear off the labels or cover them up
2019-09-07T18:08:26 < roomba> rofl
2019-09-07T18:08:43 < roomba> and we ate that shit
2019-09-07T18:08:49 < Mangy_Dog> :(
2019-09-07T18:09:06 < Mangy_Dog> i dont think they would be allowed to go that far here
2019-09-07T18:09:13 < Mangy_Dog> would be a massive scandle
2019-09-07T18:09:18 < BrainDamage> you should've saved one
2019-09-07T18:09:25 < roomba> that's the thing you don't understand about how prison systems work rofl
2019-09-07T18:09:33 < Mangy_Dog> nonono I do
2019-09-07T18:09:38 < roomba> there is A LOT of crazy stuff like that that goes on.
2019-09-07T18:09:38 < Mangy_Dog> please trust me on this one i do
2019-09-07T18:09:39 < Mangy_Dog> at least here
2019-09-07T18:09:42 < Mangy_Dog> yeah i know
2019-09-07T18:09:44 < roomba> and the majority of it goes unreported
2019-09-07T18:09:55 < Mangy_Dog> the law doesnt exsist inside unless a prisoner does something wrong inside
2019-09-07T18:10:03 < roomba> because the public doesn't care about people in prisons unless it's THEIR family members in the prison.
2019-09-07T18:10:18 < Mangy_Dog> but i do also know theres still enough "decent" staff members in teh system who whistle blow when things go to shit
2019-09-07T18:10:26 < Mangy_Dog> and thats true to
2019-09-07T18:10:38 < roomba> yea
2019-09-07T18:10:43 < roomba> this rcazy thing happened when i was in there
2019-09-07T18:10:59 < Mangy_Dog> honestly though, if food was being fed to prisons thats clearly not even fit for human consumption... that would get out
2019-09-07T18:11:03 < roomba> in the warehouse, we had this seperate locked cage with all kinds of important records
2019-09-07T18:11:14 < roomba> like health records and stuff
2019-09-07T18:11:27 < roomba> they were required to keep them for a number of years and then destroy them.
2019-09-07T18:11:34 < Mangy_Dog> the regular assults on prisons from staff never gets out thats covered up and if a report is written up on it... Its usually the story that the prisoner was violent and started it
2019-09-07T18:11:41 < Mangy_Dog> even if said prisoner doesnt have any history of violence
2019-09-07T18:11:59 < roomba> so every year, we have to go in there and grab all these boxes of records... and it's ultra-controlled. multiple guards watching us.
2019-09-07T18:12:37 < roomba> so we're in there. it's me and one other inmate and like 4 guards supervising us take all these boxes and put them on pallets to get sent to the place that destroys them.
2019-09-07T18:12:46 < Mangy_Dog> if its medical records youd think medical staff would be handlign the destruction of confidential data
2019-09-07T18:12:58 < roomba> the other inmate dropped a box full of records right on my hand and broke my finger
2019-09-07T18:13:08 < roomba> was an accident
2019-09-07T18:13:15 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:13:24 < roomba> so i ended up going to the prison doctor
2019-09-07T18:13:30 < roomba> which is actually better than the US healthcare system rofl
2019-09-07T18:13:52 < Mangy_Dog> again depends on the prison but most Uk prisons have NHS staff
2019-09-07T18:14:03 < roomba> i remember screaming in pain and like "shit i think it's broken" and the guards were like "alright lock it up lets go! you gotta go to medical!"
2019-09-07T18:14:09 < Mangy_Dog> who are usually respectful and decent people
2019-09-07T18:14:24 < roomba> so i went to medical and got xrays and they gave me treatment for it and put me out of work for 2 weeks
2019-09-07T18:14:52 < roomba> which was awesome. i just hung out and watched tv because they wouldn't let me do anything else.
2019-09-07T18:15:08 < roomba> 2 weeks later i return to work
2019-09-07T18:15:31 < roomba> i'm chilling at the desk because my hand wasn't healed yet
2019-09-07T18:15:44 < roomba> and SIS raids us
2019-09-07T18:15:53 < roomba> SIS = special investigatory supervisors
2019-09-07T18:15:54 < Mangy_Dog> SIS?
2019-09-07T18:15:56 < Mangy_Dog> ah
2019-09-07T18:16:08 < roomba> they're like an internal prison FBI
2019-09-07T18:16:17 < Mangy_Dog> noids
2019-09-07T18:16:19 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:16:29 < roomba> rounded us all up and threw us in "the hole"
2019-09-07T18:16:46 < roomba> no phone calls. no mail.
2019-09-07T18:17:02 < roomba> and no explaination as to why we are in there. and said "you're all getting transferred to maximum security"
2019-09-07T18:17:15 < Mangy_Dog> D:
2019-09-07T18:17:28 < roomba> after like 3 weeks of sitting in there with no contact with anyone
2019-09-07T18:17:39 < roomba> the grab me and take me to an office and a bunch of SIS officers are in there
2019-09-07T18:17:48 < roomba> and said they're charging me with new crimes
2019-09-07T18:18:13 < roomba> here's what happened
2019-09-07T18:18:15 < Mangy_Dog> D:
2019-09-07T18:18:38 < roomba> when that accident occured and i got sent to medical, the guards were flustered and weren't paying attention.
2019-09-07T18:19:06 < roomba> they left an entire pallet (wrapped in plastic) of sensitive medical records and employee records or something
2019-09-07T18:19:33 < Mangy_Dog> how could they logically come up with charging you or any other prisoner for the guards fuckup?
2019-09-07T18:19:46 < roomba> according to the SIS dudes, they said they did a search of the warehouse for contraband and they tore open those boxes of records
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2019-09-07T18:20:09 < roomba> and one of the guards found a bunch of documents containing SSNs and other person info on prison staff
2019-09-07T18:20:29 < roomba> being that i was the only one in the warehouse charged with ID theft
2019-09-07T18:20:58 < roomba> they decided to round up all of the warehouse inmates and get them to turn on me and say i got into the records
2019-09-07T18:21:16 < Mangy_Dog> again how could they logically come up with the idea that you or any othe rprisoner was at fault... Your no the one in power they are.... They control everything youre just a flunky... The only ones who should be getting any bollocking is the staff
2019-09-07T18:21:26 < roomba> that's the thing
2019-09-07T18:21:27 < Mangy_Dog> like how would you get private info like that unless its given to you
2019-09-07T18:21:40 < roomba> the guard that tore open the boxes wasn't gonna lose her job over it
2019-09-07T18:21:47 < roomba> so they decided to frame up inmates
2019-09-07T18:22:19 < roomba> the only thing that saved me was 1. i was literally not there and there was a paper trail to prove it. and 2. i made a very crucial phone call when they let me out of the hole.
2019-09-07T18:22:24 < Mangy_Dog> so were you given extr time?
2019-09-07T18:22:29 < roomba> i called a news reporter :)
2019-09-07T18:22:32 < roomba> it was hilarious too because
2019-09-07T18:22:36 < Mangy_Dog> ahh
2019-09-07T18:22:47 < roomba> i'm mid-conversation with the reporter and the phone goes dead
2019-09-07T18:22:55 < Mangy_Dog> they were listning in
2019-09-07T18:23:01 < Mangy_Dog> didnt like what they heard?
2019-09-07T18:23:02 < roomba> and then they called me over the prison loudspeakers to the administration building like 2 seconds later
2019-09-07T18:23:05 < roomba> and they sounded ANGRY lol
2019-09-07T18:23:28 < roomba> so i go up there... and there's this SIS guy who was actualy cool.
2019-09-07T18:24:17 < roomba> and he's like "listen... one of the guards fucked up and they tried to pin it on you. and you breaking your finger saved your ass. we'll drop all of this as long as you agree not to talk to any more reporters."
2019-09-07T18:24:19 < roomba> and that was that.
2019-09-07T18:24:47 < Mangy_Dog> i dont know if i could have accepted that
2019-09-07T18:24:48 < Mangy_Dog> tbh
2019-09-07T18:24:58 < roomba> nah it made sense to me at the time
2019-09-07T18:25:01 < roomba> like i wasn't gonna keep pushing it.
2019-09-07T18:25:08 < roomba> they never fucked with me after that.
2019-09-07T18:25:12 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:25:24 < roomba> the prison system is legit scared of bad publicity and scandals
2019-09-07T18:25:36 < roomba> especially if you're a high profile inmate
2019-09-07T18:25:42 < roomba> which i was at the time
2019-09-07T18:25:47 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:25:53 < roomba> like national headlines repeatedly. covers of magazines.
2019-09-07T18:25:59 < Mangy_Dog> fun
2019-09-07T18:27:36 < roomba> like 2 years later i ended up in the hole again for punching a microwave oven
2019-09-07T18:27:49 < Mangy_Dog> :(
2019-09-07T18:27:51 < roomba> did you know a prison microwave oven costs $1500 ?
2019-09-07T18:27:53 < roomba> lol
2019-09-07T18:27:58 < Mangy_Dog> cost+
2019-09-07T18:28:30 < roomba> they made me chop down a forrest with a weed whacker all summer for that
2019-09-07T18:28:35 < roomba> not even joking
2019-09-07T18:28:42 < Mangy_Dog> :<
2019-09-07T18:28:43 < roomba> i went through 3 weedwhackers. they caught on fire.
2019-09-07T18:29:05 < roomba> anything that wasn't a tree... cut it down.
2019-09-07T18:29:37 < roomba> then i crashed a truck
2019-09-07T18:29:48 < roomba> but didn't have to pay for that. they just gave me another one.
2019-09-07T18:30:15 < roomba> then i stole a john deere tractor and welded a recliner to it.
2019-09-07T18:30:21 < roomba> and they just laughed.
2019-09-07T18:30:31 < roomba> so you see... prisons don't make any sense.
2019-09-07T18:30:49 < Mangy_Dog> well in the Uk prisons wouldnt get a tractor :p
2019-09-07T18:30:51 < Mangy_Dog> not even in cadD
2019-09-07T18:31:23 < Mangy_Dog> catD is open prions, minimal security... Some dont even have perimiter fences.
2019-09-07T18:31:41 < roomba> that sounds like the same minimum security stuff in the US
2019-09-07T18:31:44 < roomba> no fences
2019-09-07T18:31:57 < Mangy_Dog> more like a controlled village
2019-09-07T18:32:06 < roomba> yes exactly like that.
2019-09-07T18:32:21 < roomba> except where i was, if your job entailed driving a vehicle, you drove a vehicle.
2019-09-07T18:32:29 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:32:54 < roomba> they figure if you worked your way down to minimum security, you're not going to jeapordize that "privilege" by doing something stupid.
2019-09-07T18:32:58 < roomba> so they give you a lot of slack
2019-09-07T18:36:07 < Mangy_Dog> but this is what i mean... very very few prisons get catD... heck there are tons of CatD people in CatC because there isnt the space... and you get a MP who goes inside and jumps the queue without even having to go infront of a parol panel and explain why they have changed there life around and can be trusted to go to catD
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2019-09-07T18:37:28 < roomba> yea and then they piss off other inmates because they got special treatment
2019-09-07T18:37:32 < roomba> so they become a target
2019-09-07T18:37:49 < Mangy_Dog> well yes and no
2019-09-07T18:38:01 < Mangy_Dog> piss everyone off indeed because of the shear cheek of it
2019-09-07T18:38:11 < Mangy_Dog> and no they dont make any friends
2019-09-07T18:38:21 < Mangy_Dog> but usually no one would do anything because they dont want to get fucked over
2019-09-07T18:38:30 < roomba> yea exactly. that's how it is at the minimums.
2019-09-07T18:38:41 < roomba> so it's all mind games.
2019-09-07T18:38:45 < Laurenceb_> roomba was in murimutt prison??
2019-09-07T18:38:50 < Laurenceb_> how long?
2019-09-07T18:39:05 < roomba> 7.75 years
2019-09-07T18:39:11 < Mangy_Dog> ouch
2019-09-07T18:39:12 < Laurenceb_> wew man
2019-09-07T18:39:12 < Mangy_Dog> D:
2019-09-07T18:39:17 < Laurenceb_> what did you do?
2019-09-07T18:39:22 < Mangy_Dog> never ask that
2019-09-07T18:39:26 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-07T18:39:27 < Mangy_Dog> it doesnt matter
2019-09-07T18:39:28 < roomba> ^
2019-09-07T18:39:28 < Laurenceb_> raep
2019-09-07T18:39:48 < roomba> nah it wasn't violence/murder/drugs/sexualshiz
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2019-09-07T18:39:59 < Laurenceb_> haxoring?
2019-09-07T18:40:01 < Cracki> tax fraud, tree fiddy
2019-09-07T18:40:03 < Mangy_Dog> he worked for lemans brothers
2019-09-07T18:40:07 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-07T18:40:27 < Mangy_Dog> ran away with 60billion dollars :p now living on some wonderful beach soaking up the sun
2019-09-07T18:40:28 < Mangy_Dog>  :p
2019-09-07T18:40:50 < Cracki> people who steal billions usually live in pyramids with eyes on top
2019-09-07T18:40:54 < Laurenceb_> oh wait he is salcedo
2019-09-07T18:41:00 < Laurenceb_> ok I can believe that
2019-09-07T18:41:12 < Laurenceb_> salcedo is crazy enough to get sent to prison
2019-09-07T18:41:59 < Laurenceb_> I was working with a bricklayer whos daughter is a prison officer
2019-09-07T18:42:18 < Laurenceb_> it was funny cuz he was a magatard, had pepe stickers in his van too
2019-09-07T18:43:04 < Laurenceb_> there is a big cat C prison near me where she works
2019-09-07T18:43:41 < Mangy_Dog> where you based in the uk?
2019-09-07T18:43:48 < roomba> you Uk people and your prison cat identifiers
2019-09-07T18:43:53 < Laurenceb_> Midlands... somewhere
2019-09-07T18:44:00 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:44:10 < Laurenceb_> there are lots of prisons off the A50
2019-09-07T18:44:10 < Cracki> kitteh dreams and snores https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzX6eD5XHrU
2019-09-07T18:44:14 < roomba> in the US there are a lot more confusing designations.
2019-09-07T18:44:27 < Mangy_Dog> nods
2019-09-07T18:44:37 < Laurenceb_> where is Mangy_Dog ?
2019-09-07T18:44:38 < Mangy_Dog> anyway yes... the uk system is fucked
2019-09-07T18:44:39 < roomba> i was in a FPC (federal prison camp) but before that for 2 years i was transferred around (bus therapy)
2019-09-07T18:44:42 < Mangy_Dog> norfolk based
2019-09-07T18:44:45 < Laurenceb_> ah
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2019-09-07T18:44:54 < roomba> do they have bus therapy in UK?
2019-09-07T18:44:58 < Laurenceb_> wtf
2019-09-07T18:45:11 < Mangy_Dog> in fairness this part of the UK doesnt have many buses :p
2019-09-07T18:45:39 < roomba> lol ok so bus therapy is when they transfer you around from prison to prison - usually USP (the highest step before ADMAX - administrative max)
2019-09-07T18:45:47 < Laurenceb_> ah
2019-09-07T18:45:52 < roomba> the idea is to make it so you're never settled - constantly on the move.
2019-09-07T18:45:59 < roomba> it totally lobotimizes you
2019-09-07T18:46:13 < Mangy_Dog> ahhh that would be illegal here
2019-09-07T18:46:20 < Mangy_Dog> pretty sure that goes under cruel and unusual
2019-09-07T18:46:22 < roomba> yea they did that to me for 2 yrs lol
2019-09-07T18:46:26 < Mangy_Dog> :(
2019-09-07T18:46:40 < roomba> and like
2019-09-07T18:46:45 < roomba> you're never in GP (general population)
2019-09-07T18:46:48 < Mangy_Dog> doesnt mean you wont get transfered for reasons
2019-09-07T18:47:04 < roomba> you're spending all of your days in holding cells with like 50 other people
2019-09-07T18:47:10 < roomba> or in solitary confinement cells
2019-09-07T18:47:16 < Mangy_Dog> but usually once youre in your main prison, youll usualy spend the rest of your sentence there
2019-09-07T18:47:25 < roomba> all with 23 & 1 lockdown
2019-09-07T18:47:31 < Mangy_Dog> fun :(
2019-09-07T18:47:40 < roomba> atlanta was the worst i went through there twice
2019-09-07T18:48:14 < Mangy_Dog> :(
2019-09-07T18:49:01 < bitmask> woman in india gives birth to twins at age of 73.  thats just cruel to the children
2019-09-07T18:49:31 < Mangy_Dog> yeah is aw that and thought that was wrong
2019-09-07T18:49:50 < bitmask> I think the father had a stroke the next day too
2019-09-07T18:51:35 < Laurenceb_> pedo
2019-09-07T18:51:54 < Mangy_Dog> D:
2019-09-07T18:52:10 < Mangy_Dog> @ the father that is
2019-09-07T18:54:02 < roomba> shit those kids will be fine
2019-09-07T18:54:17 < roomba> murica kids have no parents most of the time and they turn out alright
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2019-09-07T19:08:07 < Cracki> orly
2019-09-07T19:20:46 < Laurenceb_> em:drive
2019-09-07T19:22:25 < Cracki> make:rdrive
2019-09-07T19:23:01 < Laurenceb_> pretty much
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2019-09-07T19:28:17 < Cracki> hahah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sp771B4ipt8
2019-09-07T19:28:32 < Cracki> chinese sweatshop but western quality
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2019-09-07T20:49:34 < kakimir> can faulty ram from burned pc break my computer?
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2019-09-07T20:53:45 < dongs> burned as in fire?
2019-09-07T20:53:52 < dongs> i mean, if its faulty, your shit will randomly crash
2019-09-07T20:53:55 < dongs> will it break it? unlikely
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2019-09-07T21:02:57 < bitmask> how does exercising work? If you are eating healthy and do just sit ups will your body reduce the fat stores around your abs most? or do you just build up muscle in your abs and the weight loss isn't location specific
2019-09-07T21:05:28 < Cracki> if you want to get rid of fat, you'll have to starve (i.e. energy in < energy out)
2019-09-07T21:05:44 < Cracki> and exercise WHILE doing that makes sure the body doesn't eat muscle instead of fat
2019-09-07T21:05:56 < Cracki> because muscle is easier to "eat up" than fat
2019-09-07T21:06:23 < bitmask> didn't answer the question :P
2019-09-07T21:06:24 < Cracki> fat loss isn't location specific. spot training only trains muscle, doesn't consume fat.
2019-09-07T21:06:33 < bitmask> ok
2019-09-07T21:06:43 < Cracki> doesn't consume fat in specific regions
2019-09-07T21:08:00 < Cracki> so yes, it's possible and common to have a sixpack behind a belly
2019-09-07T21:08:24 < Cracki> the cheapest way to "get" a sixpack is to burn off the fat (and exercise moderately to maintain muscles)
2019-09-07T21:08:44 < Cracki> it's inside you already
2019-09-07T21:09:50 < Cracki> fat deposits store all kinds of waste and drugs and toxins too, so when you starve, all that stuff comes out again
2019-09-07T21:10:16 < jadew> yeah, my PT said the same, fat burning isn't region specific, but there are exercises that help with fat burning
2019-09-07T21:10:17 < Cracki> that's what happens to people in hospitals on their meager meals
2019-09-07T21:10:30 < Cracki> "help with"? do tell
2019-09-07T21:10:34 < jadew> generally speaking most exercises do, but combinations are better
2019-09-07T21:10:44 < jadew> for example, doing crunches while doing something else too
2019-09-07T21:10:50 < qyx> karlp: do you happen to have a drawing with dimensions of the pcie thing? just for cross reference
2019-09-07T21:11:04 < jadew> so basically, something that's using multiple sections of muscles
2019-09-07T21:11:23 < bitmask> I want a rowing machine, my dad used to have one, those things are great for the whole body
2019-09-07T21:12:00 < Steffanx> ok
2019-09-07T21:12:13 < jadew> he was also of the opinion that losing weight is best done by changing your eating habits
2019-09-07T21:12:14 < Cracki> sounds easier and safer than deadlifts
2019-09-07T21:12:24 < jadew> so the exercises are just an extra, like Cracki says
2019-09-07T21:12:47 < Cracki> necessary extra, or else you end up with fat and NO muscle
2019-09-07T21:12:56 < jadew> didn't know that
2019-09-07T21:13:05 < Cracki> that's what everyone keeps saying anyway
2019-09-07T21:13:10 < bitmask> I'm good with my body weight, I just have a small belly now which I want to improve
2019-09-07T21:13:22 < jadew> the only time when I managed to lose weight consciously, I biked about 3 times per week (to the gym) in a very alert fashion
2019-09-07T21:13:25 < Cracki> aha! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starvation_response
2019-09-07T21:13:34 < jadew> then I did the training until I was close to passing out
2019-09-07T21:13:37 < Cracki> yes, glycogen is gone first, but that's the very first thing
2019-09-07T21:14:01 < jadew> took 6 months to lose ~8 kg
2019-09-07T21:14:04 < Cracki> yeah energy output > energy input
2019-09-07T21:14:10 < Cracki> either eat less or do more or both
2019-09-07T21:14:11 < jadew> and gained 200 g of muscle
2019-09-07T21:14:21 < jadew> so... not impressive
2019-09-07T21:14:35 < bitmask> I dont really want to lose weight, juts redistribute, unfortunately thats no so easy
2019-09-07T21:14:47 < jadew> bitmask, getting a beer belly?
2019-09-07T21:14:53 < Cracki> liposuction is tricky for men with all their visceral fat
2019-09-07T21:15:24 < bitmask> a little bit.  I'm just used to being stick thin my whole life, now I actually have a bit of fat built up.  Maybe just doing crunches will help tighten things up
2019-09-07T21:15:38 < jadew> bitmask, yeah, I'm the same
2019-09-07T21:15:49 < jadew> quitting sweets helps a lot
2019-09-07T21:16:24 < jadew> I used to be able to live on chocolate bars for days
2019-09-07T21:16:31 < bitmask> I never had a sweet tooth until a couple years ago, even as a kid I never ate deserts
2019-09-07T21:16:38 < bitmask> weird how things change
2019-09-07T21:16:45 < jadew> sounds exactly like me
2019-09-07T21:17:04 < jadew> yeah, I got my sweet tooth in my 20s
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2019-09-07T21:22:43 < Cracki> hm so apparently muscle is not really consumed before fat. generalizations...
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2019-09-07T21:42:16 < jadew> Cracki, yeah, that would have been quite an evolutionary flaw
2019-09-07T21:43:31 < Cracki> wp article reads like it happens kinda simultaneously. bone mineral density also decreases, but not getting brittle or anything. sounds more like "I don't need all this muscle to move all this fat"
2019-09-07T21:43:54 < Cracki> also muscles store glycogen iirc
2019-09-07T21:52:24 < jadew> ffs... I've been searching for connectors the entire day
2019-09-07T21:54:11 < jadew> I found what I was looking for, but they cost more than I'm planning to sell this thing for
2019-09-07T21:56:32 < qyx> lemo?
2019-09-07T21:57:10 < invzim> jadew: connectors can suck, which type are you after?
2019-09-07T21:57:28 < jadew> qyx, no, didn't come across those
2019-09-07T21:57:54 < jadew> invzim, I'm looking for an N-type to SMA male connector, stainless steel
2019-09-07T21:58:23 < invzim> never used those, so haven't gone through the pain :)
2019-09-07T21:58:48 < invzim> ususal suspects like lcsc didn't have it?
2019-09-07T21:59:03 < jadew> best I found was $100 :/
2019-09-07T21:59:22 < jadew> invzim, I don't think I checked them for this particular one
2019-09-07T21:59:28 < jadew> I'll have to give them another try
2019-09-07T21:59:54 < qyx> oh coax connectors
2019-09-07T22:00:10 < qyx> if you are a connector super pro now
2019-09-07T22:00:18 < invzim> u.fl not an option?
2019-09-07T22:00:19 < qyx> are there any with IP rating?
2019-09-07T22:00:29 < jadew> qyx, lots
2019-09-07T22:00:34 < qyx> I mean, smaller than N
2019-09-07T22:00:37 < qyx> SMA-like
2019-09-07T22:00:47 < qyx> for rubber antennas
2019-09-07T22:01:00 < jadew> yeah, there are bulkhead ones with o-rings
2019-09-07T22:01:34 < jadew> invzim, sadly no
2019-09-07T22:02:24 < jadew> lcsc doesn't have N-type connectors it seems
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2019-09-07T22:18:16 < jadew> I need to make an SMA pin bending thing
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2019-09-07T22:18:52 < jadew> so I can adjust them for whatever PCB size I have
2019-09-07T22:19:35 < BrainDamage> if you're doing it manually, you can just add a bit more solder to the central pin
2019-09-07T22:20:16 < jadew> beforehand?
2019-09-07T22:20:49 < BrainDamage> yes
2019-09-07T22:20:55 < BrainDamage> then bridge to the pcb
2019-09-07T22:21:21 < jadew> yeah, not a bad idea, I'll have to run some tests and see what effect it has on the return loss
2019-09-07T22:21:47 < BrainDamage> what freq are you operating at?
2019-09-07T22:21:58 < jadew> 12 GHz
2019-09-07T22:22:19 < BrainDamage> you'll get some degradatoin
2019-09-07T22:24:20 < qyx> much ghz
2019-09-07T22:25:28 < jadew> it's worth testing, might not be that much
2019-09-07T22:25:45 < jadew> thanks
2019-09-07T22:26:19 < jadew> afk, food time
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2019-09-07T23:31:23 < BrainDamage> spotted dongs: https://mangakakalot.com/manga/ep919152
2019-09-07T23:34:20 < kakimir> dongie: any new photos of your mafia clubhouse?
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2019-09-07T23:38:12 < roomba> UBUNCHU!
2019-09-07T23:45:51 < Steffanx> Gesundheit. Bless you.
2019-09-07T23:48:36 < tctw_> I acquired a roomba a few weeks ago.
2019-09-07T23:48:48 < qyx> do you support slavery?
2019-09-07T23:49:01  * roomba is pleased to be part of the tctw_ family.
2019-09-07T23:49:09  * tctw_ pets roomba 
2019-09-07T23:49:12 -!- tctw_ is now known as tctw
2019-09-07T23:49:23  * roomba purrs, and sends some telemetry.
2019-09-07T23:49:41 < tctw> hah! :p
2019-09-07T23:50:01 < tctw> Steffanx language skills +1
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2019-09-07T23:52:18 < kakimir> planning to butt 16GB to my desptop
2019-09-07T23:52:26 < kakimir> so much
2019-09-07T23:52:50 < Steffanx> Get 32 instead
2019-09-07T23:52:53 < Steffanx> Or 64
2019-09-07T23:53:36 < tctw> wtf
2019-09-07T23:53:38 < tctw> how much do you have now?
2019-09-07T23:54:04 < kakimir> 8GB in every machine I have had since 2007
2019-09-07T23:54:06 < BrainDamage> I have 24 in my laptop and it's 3+ years old
2019-09-07T23:54:30 < BrainDamage> and I didn't even spend a lot on it
2019-09-07T23:54:43 < Steffanx> 24 in a laptop. Not something you see often
2019-09-07T23:55:01 < Steffanx> And you dont even run windows?
2019-09-07T23:56:27 < BrainDamage> I run windows in a vm
2019-09-07T23:56:41 < BrainDamage> having plenty of ram helps
2019-09-07T23:57:03 < BrainDamage> i have several VM for several programs, so that I don't fuck up things
2019-09-07T23:57:26 < BrainDamage> and if an update crap things up, I can just roll back
2019-09-07T23:57:28 < roomba> there is no need for 32GB yet. 16GB is about standard if you want to run today's javashit.
2019-09-07T23:57:49 < kakimir> 16GB costs nothing much
2019-09-07T23:57:55 < kakimir> as you have 4 slots
2019-09-07T23:58:10 < kakimir> if you have 2 it's wayy more expensive
2019-09-07T23:58:34 < kakimir> and 32GB with 2 slots yeah even more
2019-09-07T23:58:36 < Steffanx> Lies.
2019-09-07T23:58:57 < roomba> though definitely get 32GB if you plan on using slack AND actually working.
2019-09-07T23:59:07 < kakimir> no
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2019-09-08T00:00:40 < kakimir> used 4GB ddr3 is like 10eur
2019-09-08T00:00:47 < kakimir> 1600mhz cas11
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2019-09-08T00:03:27 < Steffanx> Oh Dudurrr3 
2019-09-08T00:03:50 < Steffanx> Where is antto  when you need him
2019-09-08T00:06:39 < kakimir> anyone used ramdisk?
2019-09-08T00:07:03 < kakimir> could be useful in some computation use
2019-09-08T00:09:34 < jadew> kakimir, yeah, I used to use when doing some tests on a piece of software, which generated thousands of files
2019-09-08T00:14:46  * catphish has chosen a replacement toy https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/rN0AAOSwTUZdUmR8/s-l1600.jpg
2019-09-08T00:18:22 < Steffanx>  Fancy green.
2019-09-08T00:18:47 < catphish> i like green, same as my old one
2019-09-08T00:19:53 < kakimir> what happens to broken toy?
2019-09-08T00:20:01 < kakimir> lemme guess
2019-09-08T00:20:08 < kakimir> carburetor didn't fix it?
2019-09-08T00:20:53 < ThatDamnRanga> Anyone have any experience with the MCP256x CAN transceivers?
2019-09-08T00:20:57 < catphish> kakimir: exactly that, i totally rebuilt it with new float valve pins, it made absolutely zero difference (apart from maybe idling a bit smoother)
2019-09-08T00:21:19 < ThatDamnRanga> I'm having a very odd issue.... Powering on the chip, by itself, with no other components connected..... results in it getting very hot
2019-09-08T00:21:21 < kakimir> valve clearances then
2019-09-08T00:21:23 < catphish> kakimir: then i decided i was sick of trying to guess at fixes, so i sold it
2019-09-08T00:21:36 < kakimir> sold already?
2019-09-08T00:21:41 < kakimir> that's quick
2019-09-08T00:21:56 < catphish> kakimir: IMO it's almost certainly valve clearances, but that's too much of a job for me, and yes, advertised and sold yesterday
2019-09-08T00:22:06 < catphish> (giveaway price)
2019-09-08T00:22:16 < kakimir> when replacement toy?
2019-09-08T00:23:40 < catphish> seller is on holiday til next weeekend, made a provisional offer on it, will go see it (and hopefully finalize next sunday / mondday)
2019-09-08T00:24:15 < catphish> will have to fill my time with writing code til then :)
2019-09-08T00:25:04 < catphish> and staring lovingly at the photo
2019-09-08T00:25:57 < kakimir> how much?
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2019-09-08T00:39:50 < catphish> 4100 GBP
2019-09-08T00:40:15 < catphish> 2009, very good condition / low mileage
2019-09-08T00:40:58 < roomba> come to murica and buy a BIG ASS TRUCK
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2019-09-08T00:41:29 < catphish> i've never seen the appeal of those things
2019-09-08T00:42:15 < catphish> i'm into fast/agile, bikes, lotus, hatchbacks
2019-09-08T00:46:15 < roomba> muricans have a different way of compensating :)
2019-09-08T00:46:39 < roomba> i was at walmart today and saw a huge truck with rebel flags
2019-09-08T00:46:58 < Laurenceb_> based
2019-09-08T00:46:59 < roomba> this is very common
2019-09-08T00:47:15 < Laurenceb_> my brother has rebel flags and nra hat on his faceberg
2019-09-08T00:47:19 < catphish> which rebel flag? confederate?
2019-09-08T00:47:24 < roomba> yea confederate
2019-09-08T00:47:27 < roomba> and when they got out
2019-09-08T00:47:27 < Laurenceb_> now my dad has blocked him
2019-09-08T00:47:44 < catphish> lol
2019-09-08T00:47:44 < roomba> it was like this 500lb white lady with her super skinny black bf
2019-09-08T00:47:54 < Laurenceb_> lawl
2019-09-08T00:48:08 < Laurenceb_> black guy got cucked
2019-09-08T00:48:12 < roomba> some cans of steel reserve fell out when she opened the door
2019-09-08T00:48:16 < catphish> i'm sure my parents have one of those flags
2019-09-08T00:48:24 < catphish> but i don't think it really means anything here
2019-09-08T00:48:37 < roomba> it's moments like that i wish i still carried a smartphone
2019-09-08T00:48:48 < roomba> because that shit right there was People of Walmart for sure
2019-09-08T00:53:26 < Laurenceb_> I think my stepmum is a qtard
2019-09-08T00:53:39 < Laurenceb_> I'm not going to visit her faceberg tho
2019-09-08T01:01:24 < catphish> my stepdad is cool, he's an electronics engineer :)
2019-09-08T01:01:52 < catphish> good marriage choice by my mum, i suspect young catphish encouraged this
2019-09-08T01:07:15 < roomba> it's very polarized here in my town
2019-09-08T01:07:40 < catphish> what is?
2019-09-08T01:07:40 < roomba> the majority of aged 40 and up are hardcore qtard magatard
2019-09-08T01:08:05 < roomba> and anyone under 40 is hardcore sjw
2019-09-08T01:08:14 < catphish> USA?
2019-09-08T01:08:16 < roomba> yea
2019-09-08T01:09:04 < catphish> yeah i've seen USA has crazy polalization, which IMO means people aren't looking at individual issues
2019-09-08T01:09:24 < roomba> yea that's the whole point of it.
2019-09-08T01:09:33 < catphish> because once you look at individual issues, you quickly find that you don't magically fit one of 2 sides
2019-09-08T01:10:23 < roomba> media tries to keep pushing us to the extremes so we're at eachother's throats and not paying attention to real issues.
2019-09-08T01:10:25 < catphish> seems like a scary tribalistic model that i hope never forms here in the UK
2019-09-08T01:10:29 < ThatDamnRanga> Turns out that the MCP2561 is... reasonably tolerant to having its supply and ground inverted
2019-09-08T01:10:47 < roomba> ThatDamnRanga: for how long?
2019-09-08T01:10:56 < ThatDamnRanga> a few seconds at a time
2019-09-08T01:11:23 < catphish> things got churned up here because of brexit, its totally turned things around because suddenly everyone is divided on a specific issue, and it doesn't fit our existing opposing political parties, it's literally torn apart those parties
2019-09-08T01:11:26 < roomba> hmm i wonder if that is a requirement
2019-09-08T01:11:26 < ThatDamnRanga> I'm fairly certain I cooked the two on the soldered board I made, before I switched to breadboard, though. Yes, I am that blonde sometimes -_-
2019-09-08T01:11:40 < ThatDamnRanga> (one of them emitted the teltale popping noise)
2019-09-08T01:11:55 < roomba> catphish: haha welcome to the club then :)
2019-09-08T01:12:05 < catphish> at the same time, it's almost as dumb to focus on one specific issue as it is to focus on party affilitatiokn
2019-09-08T01:12:13 < catphish> roomba: indeed
2019-09-08T01:12:25 < roomba> as long as we're infighting over pointless political things, we won't bother to fight against the real agendas being pushed.
2019-09-08T01:12:48 < roomba> i.e. global currency, global technocratic governance, global identity, etc.
2019-09-08T01:12:53 < roomba> rule by corporations
2019-09-08T01:12:56 < qyx> https://cdn.head-fi.org/a/9372524.jpg
2019-09-08T01:12:57 < qyx> such caps
2019-09-08T01:13:29 < roomba> looks like audiophile stuff
2019-09-08T01:13:31 < catphish> we've always been good in the UK (partly thanks to certain less biased media outlets) at focusing on issues that really matter, but that's falling apart recently
2019-09-08T01:13:38 < ThatDamnRanga> qyx, purely just a voltage stabiliser?
2019-09-08T01:14:03 < rajkosto> purely bullshit
2019-09-08T01:14:08 < ThatDamnRanga> I like that it's flippable between PCI and PCIe
2019-09-08T01:14:19 < ThatDamnRanga> well, yeah, of course it's BS, but audiophiles will buy it
2019-09-08T01:14:20 < rajkosto> PCI has a 5V rail PCI-E has a 3.3v rail
2019-09-08T01:14:23 < catphish> qyx: WTF? is that just something to help PSUs provide peak current?
2019-09-08T01:14:25 < rajkosto> none of it matters
2019-09-08T01:14:26 < roomba> if it's audiophile stuff, i bet those caps are $50 a piece and the traces are 24k gold - not just plated. all gold.
2019-09-08T01:14:36 < ThatDamnRanga> rajkosto, PCI has both 3.3 and 5
2019-09-08T01:14:40 < qyx> and all bullshit, yes
2019-09-08T01:14:52 < ThatDamnRanga> can't speak for PCIe
2019-09-08T01:15:05 < qyx> +12V too on pcie
2019-09-08T01:15:17 < catphish> that does seem like pure bullshit, who's even running analog interfaces in PCs
2019-09-08T01:15:21 < rajkosto> tons of capacitors like this wont do shit
2019-09-08T01:15:27 < rajkosto> when they are connected via a trace on a mobo
2019-09-08T01:15:32 < rajkosto> through a card edge connector
2019-09-08T01:15:40 < Laurenceb_> I've blown an stm32 in half before
2019-09-08T01:15:44 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, huge amounts of media production involves PCI/PCIe cards these days
2019-09-08T01:15:45 < Laurenceb_> surprisingly explosive
2019-09-08T01:15:52 < rajkosto> even newish psus providing "in wire capacitors" is better than this
2019-09-08T01:15:54 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: surely for serious pro audio people are using external ADC/DAC hardware
2019-09-08T01:16:14 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, actually, other way around. the pros tend to use internal cards, the less-pros tend to use USB gear
2019-09-08T01:16:25 < ThatDamnRanga> it's a bandwidth thing
2019-09-08T01:17:12 < BrainDamage> for audio it's absolutely not a problem of bandwith, just that usb isochron transfer mode is shit
2019-09-08T01:17:20 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: i find that hard to believe, seems mad to use anything but ADAT
2019-09-08T01:17:52 < catphish> you can have ADAT on a PCIe card, but the analog is still external in a rack
2019-09-08T01:17:52 < BrainDamage> the reason why the external audio cards were so popular is simply on the belief that the pc internals are noisy
2019-09-08T01:18:06 < roomba> https://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-Diamond-feet-Braided-Cable/dp/B003CT08E4
2019-09-08T01:18:14 < ThatDamnRanga> BrainDamage, and in fairness, if the card isn't built right... they are...
2019-09-08T01:18:26 < catphish> lmao i assume nobody has ever bought that
2019-09-08T01:18:32 < ThatDamnRanga> (And if the PSU is not high enough quality, or the MB's filtering is rubbish, etc)
2019-09-08T01:18:45 < rajkosto> "I was using internal USB card filter for months and value for the money is the best on the market. It has long brake in time 1-2 weeks but after that is quite impressiv"
2019-09-08T01:18:48 < catphish> if youre not using ADAT, use ADAT :)
2019-09-08T01:18:52 < rajkosto> break in time for capacitors ;)
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2019-09-08T01:19:05 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, tell that to literally an entire industry
2019-09-08T01:19:12 < ThatDamnRanga> I've always used mid-high end gear and never had any noise problems to speak of
2019-09-08T01:19:24 < roomba> catphish: read the questions and reviews
2019-09-08T01:19:42 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: i've genuinely never seen a pro analog interface in PCIe format. got an example?
2019-09-08T01:20:17 < catphish> haha those questions are amazing
2019-09-08T01:20:49 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, an example google chucked up http://www.rme-audio.de/en/products/hdspe_aio.php
2019-09-08T01:21:08 < roomba> "
2019-09-08T01:21:09 < roomba> Will this cable get me all the white women? "
2019-09-08T01:21:13 < roomba> omfg
2019-09-08T01:21:41 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: interesting, RME are probably the best manufacturer of these things too, so good example
2019-09-08T01:21:58 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: interestingly that has both analog and ADAT
2019-09-08T01:23:07 < ThatDamnRanga> This shit is well out of my budget lol. I run a well-filtered PCIe sound card, and a couple external interfaces
2019-09-08T01:23:11 < catphish> but only one analog IO, ADAT supports 8 channels, so i can't imagine many people are using the analog IO, i mean who has a studio with just one channel
2019-09-08T01:24:18 < ThatDamnRanga> I see two channels?
2019-09-08T01:24:36 < BrainDamage> even two channels is quite underwhelming
2019-09-08T01:25:02 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: you're right, stereo, 2 channels
2019-09-08T01:25:04 < ThatDamnRanga> And I mistakenly believed you meant actual tapes, not the optical interface 
2019-09-08T01:25:29 < BrainDamage> those are just DAT without the initial A
2019-09-08T01:25:58 < catphish> lol don't think ADAT and DAT are related :)
2019-09-08T01:26:10 < catphish> ADAT is 8 channel optical audio
2019-09-08T01:26:34 < BrainDamage> actually they are
2019-09-08T01:26:45 < BrainDamage> ADAT was the standard from alesis to wire up DAT
2019-09-08T01:26:47 < ThatDamnRanga> Interestingly, they're very closely related
2019-09-08T01:26:54 < catphish> interesting
2019-09-08T01:26:57 < BrainDamage> but the name stuck
2019-09-08T01:27:00 < ThatDamnRanga> lightpipe is the 'cut out the tape in the middle' evolution
2019-09-08T01:27:07 < catphish> is DAT used for digital audio recording?
2019-09-08T01:27:13 < BrainDamage> it used to be
2019-09-08T01:27:17 < ThatDamnRanga> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADAT 
2019-09-08T01:27:21 < BrainDamage> DAT stands for digital audio tape
2019-09-08T01:27:32 < catphish> by ADAT, i pretty much always mean lightpipe
2019-09-08T01:27:44 < catphish> never really considered its history
2019-09-08T01:27:52 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, that's an effective way to confuse a lot of people :P
2019-09-08T01:30:13 < catphish> i guess if one has spare PCIe slots, might as well fill them with capacitors to help the power supply :)
2019-09-08T01:30:16 < BrainDamage> minidisks were also somewhat common for portable high quality registration
2019-09-08T01:30:36 < BrainDamage> catphish: nah. you want your filtering as physically close possible to the user
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2019-09-08T01:30:58 < BrainDamage> otherwise, the big loop of the circuit creates high inductance that disconnects the filter at higher freq
2019-09-08T01:31:16 < ThatDamnRanga> I'd rather the filters were on the card. after the regulators
2019-09-08T01:31:21 < BrainDamage> exactly
2019-09-08T01:31:35 < ThatDamnRanga> the idea of having a buttload of stray capacitance on the voltage feeds in my machine scares me
2019-09-08T01:31:53 < BrainDamage> also, you don't need an insane amount of capacity to filter effectively
2019-09-08T01:31:59 < catphish> i don't see how capacitance on power lines is ever a bad thing
2019-09-08T01:32:15 < BrainDamage> it can throw off the SMPS controller
2019-09-08T01:32:18 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, it is when the load on said lines differs, and your rails de-energise or energise at different rates
2019-09-08T01:32:20 < roomba> word up! time for some CBD and djang rest framework. i'll get this damn stm32 lte hotspot working one way or another
2019-09-08T01:32:31 < BrainDamage> it adds latency on the output regulation
2019-09-08T01:32:39 < BrainDamage> which in turn makes control hard
2019-09-08T01:32:43 < ThatDamnRanga> you can end up with say, the +12v being completely drained, and the +3.3v still being at full power... then things can go pop
2019-09-08T01:32:52 < BrainDamage> the dcdc runs on a loop bandwith
2019-09-08T01:32:59 < ThatDamnRanga> also yes, that, latency is the enemy of PID based regulation
2019-09-08T01:33:18 < catphish> BrainDamage: interesting, i figured more capacitance just slowed down voltage  changes and made regulation easier
2019-09-08T01:33:34 < BrainDamage> it slows down changes, but it also makes control harder
2019-09-08T01:33:36 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, it slows down the rise when the voltage is too low. It slows down the sink when it's too high
2019-09-08T01:33:58 < BrainDamage> the system is designed to work at a certain freq
2019-09-08T01:33:58 < ThatDamnRanga> it makes the creep away from the correct voltage take longer, but also makes it take just as much longer to get back where it's meant to be
2019-09-08T01:34:06 < ThatDamnRanga> and then suddenly you have overshoot
2019-09-08T01:34:13 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: that's obviously true, but simularly, you have more time to prevent it getting too high in the first place
2019-09-08T01:34:20 < BrainDamage> also, those caps are connected again by a long line from the psu
2019-09-08T01:34:29 < BrainDamage> so you get all sort of bouncing effects
2019-09-08T01:34:31 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, assumes the PID is tuned to /expect/ that though.
2019-09-08T01:34:35 < BrainDamage> due to inductance and resonance
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2019-09-08T01:34:49 < catphish> BrainDamage: the inductance delay seems like more of a problem
2019-09-08T01:35:18 < BrainDamage> you can thow a smps out of spec by putting too much cap in the load
2019-09-08T01:35:26 < catphish> of course a power supply wants the capacitors as close as possible
2019-09-08T01:35:29 < BrainDamage> and have it enter loop instability
2019-09-08T01:35:56 < BrainDamage> remember that the caps won't sit at the correct voltage always
2019-09-08T01:36:12 < BrainDamage> so your reasoning 'it slows down things' assumes the caps are already at the correct voltage
2019-09-08T01:36:24 < BrainDamage> but the circuit has to turn on, there's also EM interference, etc
2019-09-08T01:36:25 < catphish> i was shocked recently when i realised that an 800W PC power supply is basically putting out 60+ amps on the 12V lines
2019-09-08T01:36:32 < BrainDamage> the regulator has to compensate for it
2019-09-08T01:36:34 < catphish> that's an insane amount of current
2019-09-08T01:36:56 < BrainDamage> most of the power is on the 3.3 and 5V rails
2019-09-08T01:37:05 < catphish> really?
2019-09-08T01:37:08 < BrainDamage> yes
2019-09-08T01:37:12 < ThatDamnRanga> catphish, just imagine the currents involved in a CPU that has a 120w TDP and runs at 1.1v
2019-09-08T01:37:15 < BrainDamage> which then gets downshifted to 1.2 or so near the psu
2019-09-08T01:37:26 < catphish> are you sure, because most graphics cards have a 12V power input
2019-09-08T01:37:38 < BrainDamage> look at the current specs
2019-09-08T01:37:57 < ThatDamnRanga> the 12v rail is mostly used to feed the peripherals, and provide a phase or two of the CPU's power
2019-09-08T01:39:14 < BrainDamage> tldr: sticking a bunch of caps won't necessarily do good
2019-09-08T01:39:24 < BrainDamage> and is likely to make things worse in that configuration
2019-09-08T01:40:01 < ThatDamnRanga> but that won't stop audiophiles buying it
2019-09-08T01:40:23 < ThatDamnRanga> the only thing I can think it /might/ help with, is crappy mainboards where you get bus noise audibly through the onboard audio codec
2019-09-08T01:49:24 < catphish> ThatDamnRanga: the idea of a single IC running at 1.2V 120W is terrifying
2019-09-08T01:49:57 < BrainDamage> catphish: a modern cpu has literally hundreds of supply and ground pins
2019-09-08T01:50:07 < ThatDamnRanga> there's ones that run higher. that's just a fairly common TDP
2019-09-08T01:50:22 < catphish> BrainDamage: makes sense
2019-09-08T01:50:31 < BrainDamage> to be able to distribute current and reduce inductance
2019-09-08T01:50:55 < karlp> qyx: am on holidays, i can give you wjat ive got when im back, should also be abke to verify if it all fits then
2019-09-08T01:51:33 < karlp> qyx: pci express electromechanical pdf is freely available though, if you want more refereneces
2019-09-08T01:54:13 < karlp> jpa-: well, didnt read all of it, but the credits were interspersed with cut scenes with mire story, and i had to let it all roll to get back to play the free ending
2019-09-08T01:55:10 < Cracki> 12V...
2019-09-08T01:55:12 < karlp> and then i saw the license stuff at the very end, and i find that interesting, how its presented and what theynuse, so i started paying more attention and saw nanopb
2019-09-08T01:55:18 < Cracki> cpus get 12v, gpus get 12v
2019-09-08T01:55:53 < ThatDamnRanga> the CPUs regulator gets 12v, the chip itself doesn't
2019-09-08T01:55:54 < Cracki> the pentium 4 has its own P4 connector to get 12v 16a
2019-09-08T01:56:00 < qyx> karlp: enjoy your holidays
2019-09-08T01:56:07 < Cracki> of course but the chip gets ~1v or whatever, nobody's debating that
2019-09-08T01:56:16 < qyx> I grabbed some molex drawings and compared
2019-09-08T01:56:18 < qyx> should be ok
2019-09-08T01:56:36 < Cracki> 3.3/5v supplies a bunch of stuff on the mainboard but most power out of today's psus comes through 12v
2019-09-08T01:58:29 < Cracki> when I used a normal atx psu to supply 12V 3-5A to some pwmed led strips, it whined at the pwm frequency (around 1500 hz)... is that still something that's ok to give a big bypass cap to?
2019-09-08T01:59:12 < Cracki> I realize what that talk about voltage control earlier implies: no overkill
2019-09-08T01:59:38 < karlp> qyx: so far so ggod. long day with the girls but in a lovely appartment in dubrovnik today
2019-09-08T02:01:23 < qyx> islandish sea not warm enough?
2019-09-08T02:01:41 < BrainDamage> yes, you can slap a mF or so
2019-09-08T02:02:15 < BrainDamage> dubrovnik is pretty nice, but it has been assaulted ever since they started filming GoT
2019-09-08T02:02:58 < karlp> split for anfew days nexy then to istria for a week with evem more family
2019-09-08T02:03:04 < BrainDamage> try also split
2019-09-08T02:03:04 < catphish> bi
2019-09-08T02:03:27 < BrainDamage> istria is not that good imo, too industrial
2019-09-08T02:04:12 < BrainDamage> rjieka especially is a chokepoint nightmare
2019-09-08T02:04:15 < karlp> weve got a jumbtron house and pool in the countryside nearnumag for the extended family, it will be fine :)
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2019-09-08T08:11:57 < jpa-> karlp: :)
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2019-09-08T12:05:35 < Steffanx> What does jly say about it?
2019-09-08T12:06:04 < jly> sounds all fucked up
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2019-09-08T12:23:04 < Steffanx> Nice
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2019-09-08T13:55:05 < ThatDamnRanga> Something I've never been entirely sure about... for SWD, do I specifically need an ST-Link, or can I use any SWD-capable CMSIS-DAP device?
2019-09-08T13:58:11 < ThatDamnRanga> (I already have the ATMEL-ICE device, etc. Don't really wanna duplicate if I don't have to)
2019-09-08T14:03:15 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: for SWD you can use any SWD device, and even some device that can just bitbang.
2019-09-08T14:03:58 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: CMSIS-DAP should work with any SWD target.
2019-09-08T14:04:23 < PaulFertser> But stlinks are common as they come "for free" with nucleo boards.
2019-09-08T14:04:59 < ThatDamnRanga> yeah indeed, and as such I have two here. But they have a non-standard header for the programming
2019-09-08T14:05:24 < ThatDamnRanga> not a 5x2 or 7x2 1.27mm
2019-09-08T14:06:17 < ThatDamnRanga> though to be fair my production boards, I'll probably just use pads instead of a header :P
2019-09-08T14:06:28 < PaulFertser> SWD often needs just three wires so even using jumper wires is ok. Also, many people design their microcontroller boards with stlink connector in mind. 
2019-09-08T14:07:06 < PaulFertser> And it's not hard to make a suitable programming cable to attach standard cortex-m debug connector to an stlink.
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2019-09-08T14:08:49 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: you might like something like https://www.tindie.com/products/electronutlabs/pogoprog-model-b-pogo-pin-programmer-swd-2-pack/ for production
2019-09-08T14:09:43 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: how "mass" is your production going to be?
2019-09-08T14:10:51 < ThatDamnRanga> Remains to be seen. Initial run will be 5-10 units max
2019-09-08T14:11:42 < ThatDamnRanga> Then we'll see what demand looks like
2019-09-08T14:14:13 < PaulFertser> ThatDamnRanga: imho it'd be enough to make through holes for regular pin header and instead of soldering when programming just push it and slightly angle, and it'd be enough for the few seconds an automatic flash+verify operation will take...
2019-09-08T14:18:13 < ThatDamnRanga> Mmm, or use pogos, there's enough meat around the outside of the holes normally to make a good circuit
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2019-09-08T14:25:25 < Mangy_Dog> damn
2019-09-08T14:25:37 < Mangy_Dog> turns out i was wrong there is no asccii codes for vol up and down
2019-09-08T14:25:46 < Mangy_Dog> the table i found was wrong :/
2019-09-08T14:25:59 < Mangy_Dog> 0x80 and 81 are something else entirely
2019-09-08T14:30:51 < ThatDamnRanga> Mangy_Dog, what protocol?
2019-09-08T14:44:24 < zyp> jpa-, that's pretty cool
2019-09-08T14:49:41 < Mangy_Dog> no idea im just assuming standard keyboard ascii code sending
2019-09-08T14:50:25 < Steffanx> how was mr jpa- involved in there? What did he program/engineer?
2019-09-08T14:50:54 < Steffanx> nanopb?
2019-09-08T14:52:46 < nuxil> Mangy_Dog, are you makeing a keyboard ?
2019-09-08T14:54:47 < nuxil> 0xAE and 0xAF  is vol down and up. :p atleast for VK in windows.
2019-09-08T14:56:12 < Steffanx> whats "VK"?
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2019-09-08T14:56:29 < nuxil> virtual key codes.
2019-09-08T14:56:34 < nuxil> https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes
2019-09-08T14:56:55 < PaulFertser> Keyboards send scand codes, not ascii codes. And there're several sets of those.
2019-09-08T14:59:43 < PaulFertser> Just checked, on my laptop I get "MSC SCAN 176" for VOLUMEUP, "MSC SCAN 174" for VOLUMEDOWN.
2019-09-08T15:00:30 < nuxil> 175 mute?
2019-09-08T15:03:20 < PaulFertser> I found "#define KEY_VOLUMEUP 0x80 // Keyboard Volume Up" for HID, but my laptop keyboard is integrated, PS/2, not USB HID.
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2019-09-08T15:08:18 < nuxil> ps2..mmm good old days when keyboards where interrupt based :D
2019-09-08T15:09:25 < PaulFertser> https://wiki.osdev.org/PS/2_Keyboard
2019-09-08T15:10:44 < Mangy_Dog> Sorry was afk
2019-09-08T15:10:48 < Mangy_Dog> no not making a keyboard
2019-09-08T15:10:59 < Mangy_Dog> but was just using a keyboard HID library to try and issue the commands
2019-09-08T15:11:09 < Mangy_Dog> its just a volume controller on my project
2019-09-08T15:11:10 < Mangy_Dog> :)
2019-09-08T15:14:35 < Mangy_Dog> well ae and af dont do anything
2019-09-08T15:14:42 < Mangy_Dog> they just print 175 and 174
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2019-09-08T16:16:39 < Laurenceb_> https://endchan.net/.media/t_da7203de23295a54cf0023472f62611c-imagejpeg
2019-09-08T16:21:19 < dongs> american joke
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2019-09-08T16:36:31 < Mangy_Dog> na
2019-09-08T16:36:35 < Mangy_Dog> pretty universal
2019-09-08T16:36:36 < Mangy_Dog> i mean
2019-09-08T16:36:50 < Mangy_Dog> heck everyone knows batman was gay and robin was his.... bitch
2019-09-08T16:40:56 < dongs> youre assuming i even know who/what robin is
2019-09-08T16:41:06 < dongs> i mean i know batman is that bat symbol thingy on a light t hats about ti
2019-09-08T16:41:10 < dongs> that's about it
2019-09-08T16:41:18 < Mangy_Dog> ...
2019-09-08T16:41:35 < Mangy_Dog> catch up on world wide known 60 or 70 year old pop culture
2019-09-08T16:42:01 < dongs> why? i have a very strict 'need to know' policy on knowledge
2019-09-08T16:42:15 < dongs> and knowing old 'murican comics is quite low on the priorities list for me
2019-09-08T16:42:19 < Mangy_Dog> because it will help you get on in life and interact with... people
2019-09-08T16:42:30 < Mangy_Dog> its not just an old american comic
2019-09-08T16:42:39 < dongs> i can't think of any situation where knowing what the fuck a batman is would improve my quality of life
2019-09-08T16:42:49 < Mangy_Dog> no
2019-09-08T16:42:57 < Mangy_Dog> knowing popculture and references would
2019-09-08T16:43:00 < dongs> next youre gonna tell me to watch southpark cuz its funny?
2019-09-08T16:43:20 < Mangy_Dog> no i stopped watching it 20 years ago... but for a few special episodes
2019-09-08T16:43:25 < Mangy_Dog> but its still worth knowing about
2019-09-08T16:45:20 < nuxil> screw southpark. futurama is much better :)
2019-09-08T16:46:02 < dongs> just like batman, never seen a single episode of that, either
2019-09-08T16:46:45 < Mangy_Dog> or movie
2019-09-08T16:46:48 < Mangy_Dog> or tv show
2019-09-08T16:46:51 < Mangy_Dog> cartoon
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2019-09-08T16:46:55 < Mangy_Dog> comic
2019-09-08T16:47:08 < Mangy_Dog> the fact you still think batman is a thing from the 40s 50s and 60s is amazing
2019-09-08T16:47:42 < dongs> no i simply dont give a shit about it
2019-09-08T16:47:48 < dongs> it doesnt bother me, i dont need to know about it
2019-09-08T16:47:55 < Mangy_Dog> ie that its only from then and that it hasnt had a continous exsistance and pressence up to today... heck even the new joker movie is just coming out 
2019-09-08T16:48:20 < Mangy_Dog> living under a rock being an isolated hermit... is not healthy 
2019-09-08T16:48:43 < Mangy_Dog> im mildy autistic... and I KNOW the importance of social interactions!
2019-09-08T16:49:10 < Mangy_Dog> you dont need to be an expert on batman
2019-09-08T16:49:24 < Mangy_Dog> but to not know who robin is... is? fucking strange as heck
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2019-09-08T16:49:57 < dongs> fuck off dude. did batman kill your mom or something
2019-09-08T16:50:08 < Mangy_Dog> no cancer did
2019-09-08T16:50:14 < dongs> why the fuck would i care who batman fucks
2019-09-08T16:50:17 < dongs> if its robin or wahtever
2019-09-08T16:50:28 < Mangy_Dog> i dont care and nor should you
2019-09-08T16:50:31 < dongs> its shit that affects literally: noone
2019-09-08T16:50:37 < Mangy_Dog> but you should fucking know some basic popculture
2019-09-08T16:50:50 < dongs> i know jews did 9/11
2019-09-08T16:50:56 < dongs> is that pop enough
2019-09-08T16:50:58 < Mangy_Dog> ...
2019-09-08T16:51:21 < Mangy_Dog> sorry everyone yes it took me a whole 5-10 minutes to realise the guys just a troll
2019-09-08T16:51:52 < Mangy_Dog> what a fucking sad little life you must have
2019-09-08T16:52:10 < Mangy_Dog> to go trolling on the internet for cheap thrills
2019-09-08T16:52:27 < dongs> wut.
2019-09-08T16:56:07 < nuxil> change topic,  chill and listen .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHNKTlz1lps :p
2019-09-08T17:01:03 <@englishman> I bet Mangy_Dog is a huge Lupin III fan and knows everything about it
2019-09-08T17:01:37 <@englishman> also is hip to such pop culture references such as Grendizer
2019-09-08T17:02:05 < Mangy_Dog> hiphoppop about linux feels.... uughhhhhhh vomit inducing.
2019-09-08T17:02:46 < Mangy_Dog> actually no dont know all about it... but! have seen a trailer here or there
2019-09-08T17:02:57 < Mangy_Dog> tbh i know fairly little about it
2019-09-08T17:03:08 < Mangy_Dog> other than it being a japanese anime
2019-09-08T17:03:31 < Mangy_Dog> oh and that theres a movie coming
2019-09-08T17:03:36 < nuxil> hiphop ? lol
2019-09-08T17:03:44 < Mangy_Dog> im not really sure what to call that
2019-09-08T17:03:53 < nuxil> its pop dude
2019-09-08T17:03:57 < Mangy_Dog> its like really lite hiphop for the masses... pop
2019-09-08T17:04:19 < nuxil> u dont like linux??
2019-09-08T17:04:26 < Mangy_Dog> i dont not like it
2019-09-08T17:04:33 < nuxil> you suck :p
2019-09-08T17:04:37 < nuxil> just kidding :D
2019-09-08T17:04:47 < Mangy_Dog> its ok... i do :(
2019-09-08T17:05:57 < nuxil> why do you not like it?
2019-09-08T17:07:10 < Mangy_Dog> its sometimes an infuriating pain in the arse
2019-09-08T17:07:49 < Mangy_Dog> i know how to just about get around it and can follow guides but fekk i really am not a linux power user at all
2019-09-08T17:13:34 < kakimir> butt pain
2019-09-08T17:13:43 < kakimir> right in the hole?
2019-09-08T17:13:43 < Steffanx> is it bad?
2019-09-08T17:15:18 < Steffanx> is kakimir alright
2019-09-08T17:15:29 < kakimir> since when?
2019-09-08T17:15:54 < Steffanx> his first steps on this earth
2019-09-08T17:23:10 < nuxil> hmm. i have a issue i dont understand. i have this matrix keypad i have hooked up to my gpio header on my nucleo. if i run code "A" it works.. if i implement the keypad code into code "B" project. the resulting key is wrong. not sure what im doing wrong.
2019-09-08T17:23:11 < nuxil> https://i.gyazo.com/bbdb036bd3555dca54ba6f249eab796e.png
2019-09-08T17:23:40 < nuxil> code on the right send the right value over uart. while the code on the left does not work. ie. i press 1 on the pad and it send value 2 over uart
2019-09-08T17:24:04 < nuxil> my matrix_keypad code http://paste.debian.net/1099526/
2019-09-08T17:24:18 < nuxil> i wounder if there is some other settings i have forgooten.
2019-09-08T17:26:28 < fenugrec> nuxil, why are you enabling RCC clocks for *every column*
2019-09-08T17:26:48 < fenugrec> my bad, didn't see init before
2019-09-08T17:27:43 < nuxil> well i was going to put it at the top of the function only make it enable clocks once. but i havent gotten that far yet. 
2019-09-08T17:29:14 < fenugrec> nuxil, in your left project you don't have MX_GPIO_init ?
2019-09-08T17:30:04 < nuxil> nop.. i dont have any other gpio ports used. its setup in the matrix_keypad init functon.
2019-09-08T17:30:19 < fenugrec> ok
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2019-09-08T17:31:20 < nuxil> was woundering if there could be something in system_stm32f4xx.c or stm32f4xx_it.c thats messes things up.
2019-09-08T17:31:55 < fenugrec> have you ascertained that your uart is actually setup identically in both cases, i.e. correct speed etc
2019-09-08T17:32:10 < fenugrec> send a dummy 0x55 at init maybe
2019-09-08T17:33:09 < nuxil> both are set to huart2.Init.BaudRate = 115200;
2019-09-08T17:33:48 < nuxil> will try and send a byte after init.
2019-09-08T17:35:42 < nuxil> hmm.. yea if i send a value before the while loop. i does send the correct value. this is strange. 
2019-09-08T17:36:46 < fenugrec> well you can rule out the uart, good
2019-09-08T17:37:26 < nuxil> anywho.. i'll deal with this later. time to do my duty as a citizen and go give my vote. there is an election here. voting polls just opened. 
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2019-09-08T18:07:35 < catphish> voting's boring
2019-09-08T18:09:06 < BrainDamage> is there an option for something more messed up than brexit? the world has quite high expectations for entertainment on england now
2019-09-08T18:09:42 < BrainDamage> maybe airlift england as floating continent?
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2019-09-08T18:16:40 < specing> BrainDamage: yes, germany's exit
2019-09-08T18:24:21 < BrainDamage> english voters have no authority over that
2019-09-08T18:36:13 < jadew> commentator about a fighter (during a fight): "he's seen more openings than a gynecologist"
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2019-09-08T19:05:47 < catphish> BrainDamage: britain votes to take back control, that means we will soon have control over the whole of the continent
2019-09-08T19:12:06 < roomba> s/continent/internet roomba'd that for you.
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2019-09-08T21:35:23 < jpa-> Steffanx: yeah
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2019-09-08T21:59:47 < Steffanx> Googled it. Some website showed it as "nanoph"
2019-09-08T22:01:06 < qyx> nanopb is kawaii
2019-09-08T22:01:20 < Steffanx> Nanoph 
2019-09-08T22:01:45 < qyx> nanoph too
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2019-09-08T22:23:07 < zyp> surprised nanopb is used much for non-embedded stuff though
2019-09-08T22:24:10 < karlp> gotta say, wasnt expecting it either :)
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2019-09-09T01:49:37 < jly> good morning embedded systems
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2019-09-09T02:08:45 < kakimir> god morgon
2019-09-09T02:15:49 < Laurenceb_> sup trolls
2019-09-09T02:15:53 < Laurenceb_> wuk 2morrow
2019-09-09T02:15:57 < Laurenceb_> I cant wait
2019-09-09T02:16:26 < Laurenceb_>  /s
2019-09-09T02:16:40 < Laurenceb_> need to work out how to take the bumper off my stupid ford car
2019-09-09T02:16:45 < Laurenceb_> fix or repair daily
2019-09-09T02:17:20 < Laurenceb_> its fixed on using weird plastic coated rivets
2019-09-09T02:18:07 < Laurenceb_> I can drill them out but will need replacements from somewhere, unless I bodge regular rivets into the drilled out plastic cases
2019-09-09T02:18:16 < Laurenceb_> ford at work
2019-09-09T02:19:34 < Cracki> normal people pay for that
2019-09-09T02:20:52 < Laurenceb_> ikr
2019-09-09T02:21:05 < Laurenceb_> tfw a jew at heart
2019-09-09T02:21:36 < kakimir> well
2019-09-09T02:21:37 < Laurenceb_> then I need to fix the rust thats all over the subframe
2019-09-09T02:21:47 < kakimir> plastic rivets wont rot
2019-09-09T02:22:05 < Laurenceb_> yeah but there are standard parts to do this job
2019-09-09T02:22:13 < kakimir> btw. you can order them from ebay
2019-09-09T02:22:20 < Laurenceb_> oh cool, link?
2019-09-09T02:22:27 < kakimir> kinda right size and stuff
2019-09-09T02:22:38 < kakimir> I don't have link
2019-09-09T02:22:53 < Laurenceb_> I'll try google
2019-09-09T02:24:44 < Laurenceb_> looks like they are "large flange head" rivets, but the flange is plastic
2019-09-09T02:24:54 < Laurenceb_> guess I could prob just use aluminium
2019-09-09T02:25:22 < Laurenceb_> the ford ones seem to be steel center with glass fibre flange
2019-09-09T02:27:16 < Laurenceb_> I still need to try haxoring the ecu on this thing
2019-09-09T02:27:27 < Laurenceb_> then maybe it will have a good torque curve
2019-09-09T02:27:43 < Laurenceb_> and belch nox over everyone
2019-09-09T02:31:03 < Laurenceb_> at least I fixed the broken boot - the central locking had eaten a sliver of plastic off the plastic coated catch
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2019-09-09T02:51:08 < Laurenceb_> but I should probably just sell it, insurance seem to think it is worth £3k, but I paid 500 for it, so I'm just wasting my money on insurance atm
2019-09-09T02:59:50 <@englishman> Laurenceb_: has jewK stopped using so much coal that electric vehicles are less of an environmental disaster there
2019-09-09T03:04:53 < Laurenceb_> maybe
2019-09-09T03:05:08 < Laurenceb_> but I'm still not gunna pay that much for some wheelz
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2019-09-09T03:05:39 <@englishman> idk, cars that aren't tesla are rather cheap
2019-09-09T03:05:45 <@englishman> even before factoring in tco
2019-09-09T03:05:57 <@englishman> I doubt il buy another gas car
2019-09-09T03:17:12 < roomba> don't buy another gas car. buy me! i will use my ultrasonic sensors to map your whole house! i will send the floor plans to the interwebs so companies can try to sell you stuff! buy me, englishman! buy me!
2019-09-09T03:24:40 < specing> sounds like a great offer
2019-09-09T03:25:04 < specing> but unfortunately the chinese make $300 doombas running ubuntu
2019-09-09T03:25:51 < Laurenceb_> I think those 8 years in prison fucked his head for good
2019-09-09T03:26:34 <@englishman> roomba: actually you don't do any of that, you bump around the house like a retarded hedgehog
2019-09-09T03:27:05 <@englishman> I had a Neato vac in 2011 that actually had lidar and did shit rather smartly
2019-09-09T03:28:05 < specing> roomba was in prison?
2019-09-09T03:28:26 < roomba> how dare you compare me to a hedgehog, englishman. i'm more like a drunk weasel!
2019-09-09T03:29:07 < Laurenceb_> specing: yes
2019-09-09T03:29:24 < specing> roomba: what did you do
2019-09-09T03:29:41 <@englishman> he was caught using lunix
2019-09-09T03:29:49 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-09T03:30:23 < specing> lol
2019-09-09T03:30:32 < roomba> specing: well... it all started when i was roombaing around the Lord's castle and i happened to roll upon top secret documents the lord had left lying next to the shredding machine...
2019-09-09T03:31:02 < Laurenceb_> Hillaries emails?
2019-09-09T03:32:07 < Laurenceb_> Trumps tax returns?
2019-09-09T03:33:29 < Laurenceb_> someone just got 2 years in prison for trying to guess the password to irs webshit to get Trumps tax returns
2019-09-09T03:33:33 < Laurenceb_> the absolute state
2019-09-09T03:33:45 < specing> srsly?
2019-09-09T03:33:46 < Laurenceb_> I thought britbong land was bad
2019-09-09T03:33:48 < Laurenceb_> yes
2019-09-09T03:54:39 < Laurenceb_> https://idle.slashdot.org/story/19/09/07/159216/two-college-students-nearly-grabbed-donald-trumps-tax-returns-online
2019-09-09T03:55:19 < Laurenceb_> >slashdot b& anon
2019-09-09T03:55:23 < Laurenceb_> the absolute state
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2019-09-09T08:40:20 < jpa-> zyp: it's mostly because google's protobuf library is somehow weirdly bloat
2019-09-09T08:49:06 < ohsix> upgrdman is alive
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2019-09-09T10:19:05 < nuxil> good morning.
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2019-09-09T11:12:47 < Steffanx> So who/what did you vote for mr nuxil ?
2019-09-09T11:18:48 < nuxil> Steffanx, its a secret ;) it was just a local election.   aslo do you really care about norwegian politics and partys ? :)
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2019-09-09T11:28:42 < Steffanx> No. Not at all, nuxil. 
2019-09-09T11:29:35 < nuxil> :D 
2019-09-09T11:31:16 < nuxil> In my SystemClock function  i have this line at the end.  if (HAL_RCC_ClockConfig(&RCC_ClkInitStruct, FLASH_LATENCY_5) != HAL_OK) { Error_Handler(); }
2019-09-09T11:31:20 < nuxil> what is this FLASH_LATENCY_5 ???
2019-09-09T11:31:30 < nuxil> how is it calulated.
2019-09-09T11:31:31 < Ultrasauce> the stroopwaffel lobby is trying to expand across the north sea
2019-09-09T11:31:59 < Ultrasauce> pay no heed to his deflection
2019-09-09T11:33:08 < PaulFertser> nuxil: you're supposed to select appropriate wait states for the flash based on how fast you clock the CPU core.
2019-09-09T11:34:19 < Steffanx> Wanna buy some, Ultrasauce  ;)
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2019-09-09T11:34:51 < Ultrasauce> i have exhausted my impulse purchase budget for this quarter
2019-09-09T11:35:00 < Steffanx> I shipped almost 10KG of it last week.
2019-09-09T11:36:17 < nuxil> PaulFertser, ok. but how do i know if need to use FLASH_LATENCY_1 or 5 based on my clock?? where do i look up info about this.
2019-09-09T11:37:00 < PaulFertser> nuxil: family reference manual
2019-09-09T11:37:03 < jpa-> refman has list
2019-09-09T11:37:18 < Steffanx> Muh stash: http://imgur.com/a/yufpkrc
2019-09-09T11:37:50 < jpa-> you can go 1 latency step lower to speed up your code a bit and get random crashes every few hours of operation; but below that it will crash immediately
2019-09-09T11:38:18 < jpa-> it's very fun to debug
2019-09-09T11:41:07 < Steffanx> I'd go lpc and use xp libs. Gives you more fun to debug
2019-09-09T11:42:31 < Steffanx> Like delays after enabling a clock. Busy wait loops with a simple counter to delay 250us, but those delays aren't 250us. And randomly your sysclock freq isnt what you expect it is
2019-09-09T11:43:23 < Steffanx> 9 out of 10 boards worked fine.
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2019-09-09T12:07:02 < Steffanx> I love you too Haohmaru 
2019-09-09T12:08:50 < nuxil> damn.. didnt realize there is lots of avr dudes in here.
2019-09-09T12:09:01 < nuxil> :)
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2019-09-09T12:15:57 < Steffanx> Did you know this channel kinda started in the avr channel, nuxil 
2019-09-09T12:16:06 < Steffanx> (Random facts)
2019-09-09T12:16:30 < nuxil> i did not know.
2019-09-09T12:19:13 < jly> do you know?
2019-09-09T12:20:22 < nuxil> i do know now :)
2019-09-09T12:23:04 < jpa-> i thought this started in /b/
2019-09-09T12:24:29 < nuxil> topic for #avr is still "8bit avr and stm32" , but that channel is 90% bots. :p 
2019-09-09T12:26:27 < Steffanx> It became that when laurence/b/ joined, jpa-  
2019-09-09T12:26:41 < jly> lol
2019-09-09T12:26:59 < jpa-> oh, what a glorious day that was
2019-09-09T12:27:21 < Steffanx> Sounds all fucked up
2019-09-09T12:30:59 < Steffanx> Hah. It's not even a joke nuxil . The topic is really that
2019-09-09T12:32:00 < nuxil> told you :p
2019-09-09T12:33:35 < Steffanx> Must have been the rue guy after he left "us"
2019-09-09T12:34:13 < nuxil> yea. he controls the #avr channel.. and because of some dispute with someone else in that channel. #avrs was created :p
2019-09-09T12:34:31 < nuxil> which seems to be a better channel-. more active one.
2019-09-09T12:34:36 < nuxil> and no bots
2019-09-09T12:45:42 < Thorn> musics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSfA0i6Typw
2019-09-09T12:50:35 < nuxil> o.O music? thats a freak show :p
2019-09-09T13:14:11 < kakimir> I had a weird dream 
2019-09-09T13:14:25 < kakimir> dude used himself as a computer case
2019-09-09T13:15:47 < kakimir> wanted to become a cyborg
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2019-09-09T13:45:35 <@englishman> nuxil is in .no?
2019-09-09T13:45:50 <@englishman> yet another nord and still not a single swede?
2019-09-09T13:47:23 < nuxil> yeah. i am in norway 
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2019-09-09T13:49:12 < nuxil> or as i call it.. the artic shithole
2019-09-09T13:54:45 < zyp> oh, right, I also need to go vote today
2019-09-09T13:55:22 < zyp> nuxil, I haven't seen your name around before, new person or new nick?
2019-09-09T13:56:22 < nuxil> my nick is years old.
2019-09-09T13:59:01 < zyp> cool, just haven't seen you around the channel before
2019-09-09T13:59:20 < nuxil> i joined this channel when i started messing around with my nucleo.
2019-09-09T13:59:35 < nuxil> only been doing avr's before.
2019-09-09T14:00:10 < zyp> didn't we all do avrs before stm32?
2019-09-09T14:00:29 < nuxil> heh. i suppose
2019-09-09T14:01:38 < zyp> nuxil, may I ask where in norway you are located?
2019-09-09T14:02:02 < nuxil> a bit north of tromsø
2019-09-09T14:02:15 < nuxil> how about you?
2019-09-09T14:02:17 < zyp> ah, nice
2019-09-09T14:02:34 < zyp> I'm from the north myself, but I've lived on the south coast for the past 11 years or so
2019-09-09T14:04:00 < zyp> heh
2019-09-09T14:04:00 < nuxil> ?
2019-09-09T14:06:24 < nuxil> so. do you have any project youre working on?
2019-09-09T14:06:32 < nuxil> *stm32 projects
2019-09-09T14:06:43 < zyp> you being who?
2019-09-09T14:06:47 < nuxil> you
2019-09-09T14:07:45 < nuxil> you zyp.
2019-09-09T14:07:49 < zyp> I've got some finished projects and some unfinished projects, but I can't say I've been working much on either lately
2019-09-09T14:09:26 < zyp> and for the most recent project, I'll probably be going for nrf52 instead
2019-09-09T14:10:28 < Laurenceb_> >not using raspberry pi
2019-09-09T14:10:30 < zyp> I need to do some wireless stuff and I were playing around with stm32wb for the purpose a few months ago, but nrf52 seems easier to work with
2019-09-09T14:11:00 < zyp> Laurenceb_, way too big
2019-09-09T14:11:18 < Laurenceb_> that was a joke
2019-09-09T14:11:26 < Laurenceb_> rpi is a disaster zone
2019-09-09T14:11:31 < Laurenceb_> also >embedded lunix
2019-09-09T14:11:45 < nuxil> ah this nRF its a cortex M4 
2019-09-09T14:13:17 < zyp> yeah, so is stm32wb
2019-09-09T14:14:12 < zyp> to be fair, when I were playing around with stm32wb, it was super fresh and not all the documentation was available yet
2019-09-09T14:14:46 < nuxil> i have 2xPi's, they are mostly useless. but i do use one as a programmer for bare avr chips. the other i got retropi install on with 1400 nes and snes games :p
2019-09-09T14:15:00 < zyp> it should be easier to work with once it's actually documented and I don't just have a pile of example code to work with
2019-09-09T14:15:53 < nuxil> good docs is a must.
2019-09-09T14:16:10 < Laurenceb_> nuxil: rpi with decent PMIC, RTC, and wakeup/sleep might be useful
2019-09-09T14:16:27 < Laurenceb_> in theory BBB was that, in practice it was somehow even worse
2019-09-09T14:17:40 < zyp> the advantage of rpi is that it's so ubiquitous that it has decent software support
2019-09-09T14:17:49 < zyp> but yeah, the hardware is not all that impressive
2019-09-09T14:17:56 < zyp> although the rpi4 seems a decent improvement
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2019-09-09T14:42:17 < day> nuxil: damn that is quite north :O
2019-09-09T14:45:18 < day> wow its quite idylic there. check out streetview @ "40 kveldrovegen tromso"
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2019-09-09T14:50:08 < nuxil> day. yeah it is.. do you liv in tromsø?. just woundering since you refere to a street in tromsø.
2019-09-09T14:52:56 < day> nuxil: nah. i just checked it on google, and accidentally landed in this neighborhood
2019-09-09T14:53:13 < day> the super tiny streets with trees right next to them looks cute
2019-09-09T14:53:24 < Steffanx> Day must be german
2019-09-09T14:53:56 < day> here the streets are twice as wide, then a pedestrian path on either side and then rectangular properties with houses on them :P
2019-09-09T14:54:00 < day> Steffanx: i am
2019-09-09T14:54:39 < Steffanx> No bicycle lanes in Germany?
2019-09-09T14:54:41 < day> im guessing the clima causes the trees to remain smaller?
2019-09-09T14:55:25 < day> not in neighborhoods. most of them have 30km/h limits and little to no traffic
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2019-09-09T14:56:30 < Thorn> why no fences
2019-09-09T14:57:10 < nuxil> day, nah.. the tree variant "bjørk" dosent get that super big. "grantrær" on the otherhand. dont know english name. but thouse gets rather tall.
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2019-09-09T15:03:52 < day> i see. the small trees make it look kinda surreal :D
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2019-09-09T15:54:18 <@englishman> bjørk = birch
2019-09-09T15:54:25 <@englishman> love that nordic birch
2019-09-09T15:54:40 <@englishman> I have some sheets here to make a desk with
2019-09-09T15:57:37 <@englishman> looks like grantrær = fir
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2019-09-09T16:49:46 < nuxil> i almost choked on my coffee. lol misread there a bit. i saw bjørk = bitch 
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2019-09-09T17:36:28 < Thorn> Norse musics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhUAaGds2_w
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2019-09-09T17:48:52 < nuxil> Thorn, you have some weird music taste.
2019-09-09T17:49:38  * nuxil gives Thorn some heavy joik. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKtgE4eqZgY
2019-09-09T17:50:27 < Thorn> weird you say https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM8dCGIm6yc
2019-09-09T17:50:41 < nuxil> ha thouse are cool
2019-09-09T17:53:45 < nuxil> the hu was in norway on the "tonz of rock" festival. a friend of mine was at their show., he said they put on a great show. could not go myslef due to work.
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2019-09-09T18:48:15 < Thorn> which usb2.0 hub ICs are common / known to be good
2019-09-09T18:48:31 < Thorn> what about microcheap usb251x for example
2019-09-09T18:53:42 < Thorn> more precisely, USB251xB
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2019-09-09T19:13:27 <@englishman> Thorn: genesys
2019-09-09T19:14:06 <@englishman> gl852g
2019-09-09T19:17:53 < Thorn> ty
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2019-09-09T19:32:27 < catphish> if i have DMA copying timer values into a ring buffer, what it the correct way to determine the current pointer in that ring buffer? will "DMA channel x memory address register (DMA_CMARx)" be updated on every transfer? or do i need to calculate it from something else?
2019-09-09T19:36:07 < Thorn> http://terminus-tech.com/English/products.html
2019-09-09T19:37:08 < Thorn> FE1.1 is a nice IC part #
2019-09-09T19:37:29 < Thorn> >Low power consumption 115 mA 
2019-09-09T19:38:07 < catphish> got it - "The current transfer addresses (in the current internal peripheral/memory address register) are not accessible by software."
2019-09-09T19:39:09 < Thorn> catphish: consider using a double buffer instead of a ring buffer. that's how I did it iirc.
2019-09-09T19:41:12 < catphish> what would a double buffer look like?
2019-09-09T19:41:19 < catphish> can't quite envisage how that works
2019-09-09T19:42:07 < catphish> my goal by the way is to stream data from TIM2->CCR3 to USB
2019-09-09T19:42:46 < catphish> my intention was to have a large buffer that gets filled by the timer, and emptied whenever the usb is able to transmit
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2019-09-09T19:46:56 < catphish> the answer to my original question seems to be that i can use the DMA_CNDTRx register to determine the ring buffer location
2019-09-09T19:47:05 < Thorn> one buffer is filled, the other is drained. then the buffers switch roles
2019-09-09T19:49:13 < catphish> that makes sense, i think i'm more comfortable with the ring if i can make it work though
2019-09-09T19:51:20 < Thorn> if fits especially well here since you know your usb packet size
2019-09-09T19:52:27 < qyx> w5500 is 132mA at 3V3 low power
2019-09-09T19:52:35 < qyx> or what part it was exactly
2019-09-09T19:55:39 < catphish> Thorn: the downside is that there's no guarentee when usb is ready to send data
2019-09-09T19:56:03 < catphish> so i'm using quite a large buffer to account for usb's bursty nature
2019-09-09T19:57:02 < Thorn> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32846437638.html
2019-09-09T19:58:56 < catphish> nice
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2019-09-09T20:17:18 < jpa-> catphish: yeah, CNDTR works
2019-09-09T20:18:39 < catphish> thanks
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2019-09-09T20:31:38 < Thorn> what is the difference between gl852g and gl850g 
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2019-09-09T20:51:01 < Cracki> 2g
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2019-09-09T20:52:00 < Cracki> >GL852G for multiple TT hub solution to target on systems which require higher performance
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2019-09-09T21:29:29 < catphish> wow floppy disks are gay
2019-09-09T21:30:32 < catphish> i'd hoped i could make a precice copy of a disk, but the variation in speed of my drive means it's completely impossible to do without a high probability of the end overwriting the beginning
2019-09-09T21:33:46 < catphish> at least the usb streaming works nicely now
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2019-09-09T22:24:06 < Cracki> overwriting?
2019-09-09T22:24:24 < Cracki> do you need better resolution than one pulse per revolution?
2019-09-09T22:25:10 < Cracki> show timing stats
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2019-09-09T22:32:56 < catphish> Cracki: what i was hoping to do is simply make a precise copy of a disk, but as far as i can tell, this is completely impossible, because of the variation in rotation speed
2019-09-09T22:33:29 < Cracki> ;)
2019-09-09T22:33:51 < Cracki> that's one of the copy protection "mechanisms" they used for floppies, and CDs and on
2019-09-09T22:33:58 < catphish> essentially the end will never perfectly line up with the beginning
2019-09-09T22:34:19 < Cracki> obviously, so the end has to have some buffer so it never touches the beginning
2019-09-09T22:34:50 < Cracki> what do the specs say?
2019-09-09T22:35:06 < catphish> i *assume* that's always the case, the problem is that there's no reliabe way to know where that buffer is
2019-09-09T22:35:16 < Cracki> do they say you have to be perfect, or do they recommend writing at slightly higher density so you never hit the end?
2019-09-09T22:35:30 < catphish> if you could find it, it would be dramatically easier
2019-09-09T22:35:38 < Cracki> "where"? I'm saying buffer in the physical/geometric sense
2019-09-09T22:36:13 < catphish> you're absolutely correct, disks are written slightly denser so that there's a gap between the end and the beginning
2019-09-09T22:36:21 < catphish> the problem is that there's no way to know where that gap is :(
2019-09-09T22:36:25 < Cracki> yes, gap is what I had in mind
2019-09-09T22:36:28 < Cracki> uh
2019-09-09T22:36:39 < Cracki> don't you have a pulse per rotation?
2019-09-09T22:36:45 < Cracki> isn't that used for indexing?
2019-09-09T22:36:53 < Cracki> or do they use a sync pattern?
2019-09-09T22:37:02 < catphish> drives do generate a pulse per rotation, not all disk formats align with it
2019-09-09T22:37:12 < catphish> some use a sync pattern
2019-09-09T22:37:15 < Cracki> so it's a sync pattern that signals the beginning of the track?
2019-09-09T22:37:24 < catphish> sometimes yes
2019-09-09T22:37:29 < Cracki> you had some articles on this, yes?
2019-09-09T22:37:38 < Cracki> do any of them say what to rely on?
2019-09-09T22:37:49 < catphish> so you have to know whether 1) if the disk uses the sync pulse and if not, what the sync pattern is
2019-09-09T22:38:15 < Cracki> is that perhaps fixed for particular sizes, 3.5", 5.25", ...?
2019-09-09T22:38:16 < catphish> without that knowledge, there's no way to make a copy :(
2019-09-09T22:38:23 < catphish> no
2019-09-09T22:38:29 < Cracki> I don't believe you
2019-09-09T22:38:31 < Cracki> find a spec
2019-09-09T22:38:37 < catphish> it's totally up to the software reading the disk
2019-09-09T22:39:59 < Cracki> wikipedia sez >Each sector of data has a header that identifies the sector location on the disk
2019-09-09T22:40:17 < catphish> PCs always use the sync pulse, but other systems can use totally custom formats
2019-09-09T22:40:33 < Cracki> assuming multiple sectors per track, still you can either rewrite the whole track, or attempt to hit that sector
2019-09-09T22:40:47 < Cracki> perhaps that's why floppies get formatted
2019-09-09T22:40:57 < Cracki> so every sector gets a header
2019-09-09T22:41:04 < Cracki> just speculating, cba to read all this
2019-09-09T22:41:15 < Cracki> find the spec. that's the goal.
2019-09-09T22:41:24 < catphish> Cracki: most sane formats have addressed sectors, you're right
2019-09-09T22:41:30 < catphish> but not all floppies use such sane formats
2019-09-09T22:41:37 < Cracki> During formatting, the magnetizations of the particles are aligned forming tracks, each broken up into sectors, enabling the controller to properly read and write data.
2019-09-09T22:41:39 < Cracki> >>>
2019-09-09T22:41:42 < catphish> and some platforms have different formats for different software
2019-09-09T22:42:03 < Cracki> so you have to know the format, or guess it
2019-09-09T22:42:15 < Cracki> and given a format, read the disk
2019-09-09T22:42:16 < catphish> and that's the problem
2019-09-09T22:42:27 < catphish> if you know the format, you're good
2019-09-09T22:42:36 < catphish> but if you don't, you can't just make a 1:1 copy
2019-09-09T22:43:03 < catphish> (like you could with a continuous tape)
2019-09-09T22:43:13 < Cracki> and angular velocity variations prevent you from doing a physical copy?
2019-09-09T22:43:23 < Cracki> do you have statistics on how much that varies
2019-09-09T22:43:40 < catphish> right, because you'd end up misaligning at the end/start of wherever you started copying
2019-09-09T22:44:13 < Cracki> either give your drive an encoder to its spindle or build your own drive that does some absolute position scanning :P
2019-09-09T22:44:29 < catphish> it really depends on the platform, on PC all disks have to use the same format (it's hardwired into the controller)
2019-09-09T22:44:30 < Cracki> misalign by how much, that's the q
2019-09-09T22:44:53 < Cracki> dude, *within* the constraints of the given hardware, you HAVE to make assumptions
2019-09-09T22:45:04 < Cracki> without assumptions you have to have more capable hardware
2019-09-09T22:45:09 < catphish> the platform i'm interested in (Amiga) it's very common for disks to have obscure formats (either for copy protection, or to make maximum use of the space on the disk)
2019-09-09T22:45:22 < Cracki> still you have the assumption of "amiga"
2019-09-09T22:45:28 < Cracki> and *something* reads those disks
2019-09-09T22:45:49 < Cracki> so you specialcase for every "something" there was, is, or coulr be
2019-09-09T22:46:03 < qyx> maybe amiga software
2019-09-09T22:46:17 < catphish> the problem is that a disk could have a totally random sync sequence
2019-09-09T22:46:25 < catphish> only the software on that disk needs to know what it is :(
2019-09-09T22:46:45 < Cracki> either work from a spec or from a stack of actual real existing disks. don't worry about "what if"
2019-09-09T22:47:05 < catphish> well, i'm hoping *most* disks use the same sync sequence
2019-09-09T22:47:08 < Cracki> the software on that disk has to be read first, before it can actually read its own disk
2019-09-09T22:47:21 < catphish> and another big batch use the index pulse
2019-09-09T22:47:43 < Cracki> isn't that a catch 22?
2019-09-09T22:47:54 < catphish> Cracki: right, so track 1 will be in the "standard" format, and that will know how to load the rest of the disk, it's mad, but that's how they rolled in the 90s
2019-09-09T22:48:12 < Cracki> the OS has to be able to read _some_ part of the floppy before it can let the software _on_ the floppy read anything else on itself
2019-09-09T22:48:19 < Cracki> so _some_ part has to be standard
2019-09-09T22:48:28 < catphish> yep, so track 1 will always be in "amiga dos" format
2019-09-09T22:48:32 < Cracki> so you'll have to emulate amiga
2019-09-09T22:48:34 < catphish> after that, anything goes
2019-09-09T22:48:36 < Cracki> execute the disk
2019-09-09T22:49:05 < Cracki> sounds fair?
2019-09-09T22:49:20 < Cracki> just run it, observe behavior, record what it cares about
2019-09-09T22:49:20 < catphish> fair but not practical :)
2019-09-09T22:49:23 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-09T22:49:42 < Cracki> either you record exactly the info that disk cares about, or you record A LOT more info
2019-09-09T22:49:53 < Cracki> but A LOT more isn't feasible with standard drives
2019-09-09T22:50:10 < Cracki> so you better pimp your drive with some encoder
2019-09-09T22:50:32 < catphish> that could work, would have to be an insanely accurate encoder though
2019-09-09T22:50:40 < Cracki> 14 bit good enough?
2019-09-09T22:50:45 < Cracki> that's the magnetic thingy
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2019-09-09T22:51:18 < Cracki> plop a radially polarized magnet on the shaft, magnetic encoder perpendicular to shaft, encoder senses direction of field, gives you angle
2019-09-09T22:51:24 < Cracki> some servos do that
2019-09-09T22:51:43 < Cracki> there are two common chips for this, both do 12-14 bits
2019-09-09T22:52:08 < catphish> 14 bits would just about be enough
2019-09-09T22:52:10 < srk> AS5047
2019-09-09T22:52:13 < Cracki> ^
2019-09-09T22:52:16 < catphish> (i think)
2019-09-09T22:52:31 < Cracki> you can work with significantly less bits. you just need to "undistort"
2019-09-09T22:52:32 < catphish> the actual resolution i'm working at is much higher than that
2019-09-09T22:52:42 < Cracki> angular velocity jitter is probably quite coarse
2019-09-09T22:52:50 < catphish> the encoder would be used with a PID to keep things aligned over time
2019-09-09T22:52:55 < catphish> right
2019-09-09T22:53:10 < Cracki> so you have it spin, record signal plus angle, and remap that to linear in software
2019-09-09T22:53:19 < srk> or run PLL :)
2019-09-09T22:53:31 < catphish> PLL sounds good
2019-09-09T22:53:34 < Cracki> writing is a little more fucky
2019-09-09T22:53:49 < catphish> shame the drive itself only generates 1 PPR
2019-09-09T22:53:49 < Cracki> PLL? what do you wanna lock on to?
2019-09-09T22:54:02 < Cracki> the data written to disk might have jitter in it already
2019-09-09T22:54:08 < catphish> you'd lock your data clock to the encoder pulses
2019-09-09T22:54:10 < Cracki> if the drive that wrote it wasn't quite perfect
2019-09-09T22:54:33 < catphish> jitter doesn't really matter
2019-09-09T22:54:40 < catphish> what matters is that the total length is spot on
2019-09-09T22:54:46 < Cracki> drives already do PLL on the magnetically encoded data and that has to be within spec
2019-09-09T22:55:00 < Cracki> how much spot on
2019-09-09T22:55:16 < Cracki> less than a fifth of a symbol per track?
2019-09-09T22:55:34 < catphish> pretty much exactly that, yes
2019-09-09T22:55:38 < Cracki> oh boy
2019-09-09T22:56:09 < catphish> because you need the symbol that lies on the boundary to be the right length
2019-09-09T22:56:12 < Cracki> your pimped drive will be the only one on the planet that can reproduce those disks
2019-09-09T22:56:16 < catphish> or close enough not to upset the reader
2019-09-09T22:56:23 < catphish> lol
2019-09-09T22:56:36 < Cracki> I think it's less work to just run the code on the disk and watch what it does
2019-09-09T22:56:54 < Cracki> not analyze it, just record its i/o
2019-09-09T22:57:04 < catphish> recording its IO is meaningless
2019-09-09T22:57:09 < catphish> it'll just read the magnetic data
2019-09-09T22:57:19 < Cracki> so?
2019-09-09T22:57:26 < catphish> well i already have that
2019-09-09T22:57:46 < catphish> would need to know how it extracts data from that
2019-09-09T22:57:54 < Cracki> hm yes, reproducing that onto another disk would involve knowing exactly what the code cares about
2019-09-09T22:58:09 < catphish> i do think the idea of a high resolution encoder doing PLL would work
2019-09-09T22:58:11 < Cracki> so at least looking at any timing it does
2019-09-09T22:58:32 < Cracki> there is no pll involved if you have an angular encoder
2019-09-09T22:58:42 < Cracki> pll is already involved in tracking the MFM signal
2019-09-09T22:58:49 < catphish> well, you need some kind of PID
2019-09-09T22:59:13 < Cracki> to upsample the angle?
2019-09-09T22:59:22 < Cracki> I see that, yes
2019-09-09T22:59:44 < catphish> basically you need to sync your writing bitstream to the rotational velocity
2019-09-09T22:59:55 < Cracki> rotational position/angle
2019-09-09T23:00:00 < catphish> actually yes
2019-09-09T23:00:06 < Cracki> anyway, yes
2019-09-09T23:00:06 < catphish> the angle is the important part
2019-09-09T23:00:18 < Cracki> and 14 bits is marginal, you say?
2019-09-09T23:00:24 < catphish> but the resolution of the data is much higher than the resolution of the encoder
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2019-09-09T23:00:29 < Cracki> I see why you'd want to use a pll to upscale that value artificially
2019-09-09T23:00:50 < catphish> i'm working at 80MHz resolution
2019-09-09T23:01:00 < catphish> rotation is 5Hz
2019-09-09T23:01:06 < Cracki> how many symbols per track?
2019-09-09T23:01:18 < Cracki> how is that measured, symbols per inch? symbols per turn?
2019-09-09T23:01:27 < catphish> so that's 16M (24 bits) of resolution per track
2019-09-09T23:01:37 < Cracki> is it, to use cd recording terms, constant angular velocity, or constant linear velocity?
2019-09-09T23:01:52 < catphish> constant angular
2019-09-09T23:01:56 < catphish> always 5Hz
2019-09-09T23:02:03 < Cracki> so data is more dense on inner tracks?
2019-09-09T23:02:06 < catphish> yes
2019-09-09T23:02:14 < Cracki> I'm talking about the disk, not how you sample it
2019-09-09T23:02:58 < Cracki> ah, it is indeed cosntant angular
2019-09-09T23:03:04 < catphish> i know :)
2019-09-09T23:03:13 < Cracki> I see upto 1 Mbit/s encoded in the MFM article
2019-09-09T23:03:44 < Cracki> so with a little oversampling, say 4-8 MHz, that's done?
2019-09-09T23:03:50 < catphish> the frequency of the actual pulses is 2MHz
2019-09-09T23:04:12 < catphish> no, less than that, 500KHz or 1MHz
2019-09-09T23:05:14 < Cracki> so at that data rate and 5 revolutions a second, a track might have 50k-200k bits
2019-09-09T23:05:36 < Cracki> so yes, 14 bits of angular resolution is a little low, I see why you need a PLL on that
2019-09-09T23:07:04 < Cracki> I find numbers of 300-600 rpm, that's 5-10 rps
2019-09-09T23:07:19 < catphish> that's true, it varies
2019-09-09T23:07:25 < catphish> all the systems i looked at use 5rps
2019-09-09T23:08:45 < catphish> i'm getting confused about these numbers now
2019-09-09T23:09:01 < Cracki> paper, sketch, notes :P
2019-09-09T23:10:12 < catphish> DD disk has 1MB per disk, that's 6250 bytes per track, 50,000 bits per track, which is 100,000 symbols of MFM
2019-09-09T23:10:35 < Cracki> 50kbit/track, that's the number you need
2019-09-09T23:10:40 < Cracki> or 100k symbols
2019-09-09T23:10:41 < catphish> at 5rps that's 500kHz, i was right
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2019-09-09T23:11:14 < catphish> or double that (1MHz) for a 2MB HD disk, but i don't have an of those
2019-09-09T23:11:41 < Cracki> so you'd want 4-6 bits of multiplication on top of that 14 bit sensed angle
2019-09-09T23:12:14 < Cracki> 20 bits are ~1 million samples per track
2019-09-09T23:13:39 < Cracki> real world can fuck it up. I wouldn't rely on full 14 bits of precision, or on the PLL multiplication giving you the accuracy to hit it all perfectly
2019-09-09T23:13:42 < catphish> on a related note, i measured a jitter of 50uS per rotation
2019-09-09T23:13:58 < Cracki> you'd be served well by analyzing the track, looking for a quiet piece, and putting your start/end there
2019-09-09T23:14:05 < catphish> which is 25 symbols
2019-09-09T23:15:10 < catphish> that's a good point, if i found a long enough string of no transitions, i'd be absolutely fine
2019-09-09T23:15:25 < Cracki> do you have any disk where tracks have no "quiet section" of at least a handful of symbols?
2019-09-09T23:15:55 < Cracki> I can imagine copy protections that don't leave quiet sections
2019-09-09T23:16:15 < catphish> frankly, i don't have many disks at all right now, i'm just working on the theory, most of the disks i have are illegal copies that use standard formatting and have been overwritten many many times
2019-09-09T23:16:39 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-09T23:16:43 < catphish> i have a few originals, haven't inspected their streams yet
2019-09-09T23:16:57 < catphish> once i have the the theory down, i'll try to copy them
2019-09-09T23:21:11 < nuxil> What would be the best|reccomended way to change the frequency when using the dac as a signal generator? im using the dac with dma triggered by timer6.  should i recalulate and set new value for TIM6->ARR the the wanted frequency i want. or should i recalulate the amount of samples needed with a fixed trigger freq or are there other ways this is done ?
2019-09-09T23:21:51 < Cracki> what accuracy do you need?
2019-09-09T23:22:07 < nuxil> asking me ?
2019-09-09T23:22:08 < Cracki> you might have to do both
2019-09-09T23:22:09 < Cracki> yes
2019-09-09T23:22:41 < Cracki> timer period has granularity, recalculating the sample table (also length) has limits too
2019-09-09T23:22:42 < nuxil> well. accurcy at 1hz as long as its possible. 
2019-09-09T23:23:07 < Cracki> continuously changing, or changing at discrete instants?
2019-09-09T23:23:34 < nuxil> well i want some sweep functionality too at some point.,
2019-09-09T23:23:49 < Cracki> how well do you need it
2019-09-09T23:23:53 < catphish> Cracki: this is the stream from my test disk by the way :) https://nutty.tk/floppydata.80mhz.txt it's not terribly exciting in this form, just a list of MFM timings, this would be enough to emulate the disk, but not enough to write it back to a physical disk without some fancy encoder use
2019-09-09T23:24:08 < Cracki> the basic idea of sweeps is used for generating stepper motor ramps too
2019-09-09T23:24:21 < Cracki> and there people have different approaches as well
2019-09-09T23:24:24 < catphish> to emulate it, you could just play back the timings in a loop
2019-09-09T23:25:59 < Cracki> I don't see any four digit numbers so "quiet zone" might not be that easy
2019-09-09T23:26:28 < Cracki> I'm aware that it gives you a pulse for a magnetic transition, and if there aren't any, the amplifier will see transitions in noise
2019-09-09T23:27:02 < Cracki> what this needs is a histogram
2019-09-09T23:29:30 < Cracki> hah I see three modes (~315, ~470, ~625), each being bimodal itself
2019-09-09T23:32:04 < catphish> so in theory, there should be values of 320, 480 and 640, representing 4us 6us and 8us, which in turn represent 01 001 and 0001
2019-09-09T23:32:59 < Cracki> within 5-10%
2019-09-09T23:33:29 < catphish> because... every 2us is one symbol so a period between rising edges of 4us is a zero followed by a one, and a period of 6 is 2 zeros followed by a one, etc
2019-09-09T23:34:03 < catphish> it's limited to a maximum of 8us between rising edges, so you can only have 3 zeros in a row
2019-09-09T23:36:22 < catphish> some copy protection mechanisms will put a 3us symbol in there just to mess with you, and expect it to read back inconsistently, this is why i must oversample to reproduce it exactly
2019-09-09T23:38:16 < catphish> like this: https://i.imgur.com/YVOkIGX.jpg
2019-09-09T23:39:07 < nuxil> Cracki, how many samples for 1 presiod of a sinus wave would you call desent.. not too destorted. ? im currently using 128. 
2019-09-09T23:39:25 < Cracki> 2 at minimum :P
2019-09-09T23:39:29 < nuxil> lol
2019-09-09T23:39:31 < Cracki> 4-16 sounds usable
2019-09-09T23:39:51 < Cracki> look at how much oversampling stm32 (and avr) peripherals do on uart signals
2019-09-09T23:40:06 < Cracki> in the avr case it's 8-16x oversampling it wants
2019-09-09T23:40:21 < Cracki> and I think that's a solid number already
2019-09-09T23:42:41 < nuxil> i did a once a dds on a avr atmega324, it had 1hz precition upto 32k. then it was 2hz steps upto 65khz and so on :D 
2019-09-09T23:44:21 < Cracki> if you want a sine sweep, figure out the analytic (closed form) solution
2019-09-09T23:44:40 < Cracki> it's a sine of some square of time I think
2019-09-09T23:45:07 < Cracki> that's what you get to turn into ones and zeros. that's what I had to do for a stepper motor acceleration ramp anyway
2019-09-09T23:45:46 < Cracki> same thing I did you would probably have to do, except you keep running down a sine table ever faster
2019-09-09T23:46:11 < Cracki> it involves calculating the time until the next pulse (or sample)
2019-09-09T23:46:38 < Cracki> the time betwen samples/pulses is something like sqrt(t+1)-sqrt(t) times some factor
2019-09-09T23:46:39 <@englishman> Thorn: stt vs mtt iirc
2019-09-09T23:47:15 < Cracki> and *that* you can have the fpu do, or you use a table and some invariants for it
2019-09-09T23:47:45 < catphish> well i'm in 2 minds now about whether to 1) continue to work on this magnetic data streaming protocol 2) write a mass storage device for standard formats first
2019-09-09T23:47:46 < Cracki> and that interval between samples/pulses is what you put into the timer's period
2019-09-09T23:48:05 < nuxil> im already enabled my fpu to do the calcs for sin tables etc.  i checked the asm code and saw the fpu instructions :)
2019-09-09T23:48:15 < Cracki> do mass storage for standard formats. that'll probably give you success quicker
2019-09-09T23:48:56 < catphish> maybe i'll take a breather from the low level disk stuff, learn how to make a mass storage device, implement the standard format, and come back to the raw stuff later
2019-09-09T23:49:16 < Cracki> is there anything briefer than "experience of success" to name the experience of success that rewards you when you've done something?
2019-09-09T23:49:45 < catphish> it's often called "a win"
2019-09-09T23:50:01 < Cracki> when the floppy MSD works, is that a win?
2019-09-09T23:50:06 < catphish> yes
2019-09-09T23:50:11 < Cracki> who lost? :>
2019-09-09T23:51:08 < catphish> this will take a while, i have to learn MSD first :)
2019-09-09T23:51:22 < catphish> but that's ok, this was always one of the 2 goals for the project
2019-09-09T23:51:34 < Cracki> excellent
2019-09-09T23:51:59 < catphish> 1) mass storage device for amiga "ADF" format 2) custom program to read and write "raw" magnetic streams
2019-09-09T23:53:19 < catphish> i'm very happy the hardware works as it should anyway, and is able to correctly stream the 80MHz sampled magnetic data to the PC over USB
2019-09-09T23:53:32 < catphish> that's a lot of steps already
2019-09-09T23:53:41 < catphish> several wins :)
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2019-09-10T00:01:56 < karlp> thorn with tje great music again. heilung are rad
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2019-09-10T00:27:56 < Steffanx> I'm glad karlp is good with sarcasm.
2019-09-10T00:28:36 < karlp> i like them. i think i saw them here first even?
2019-09-10T00:28:53 < karlp> id even forgotten, but saved now
2019-09-10T00:29:22 < karlp> today's lesson, bosnia, not actually in the EU...
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2019-09-10T00:40:06 <@englishman> karlp: teslas now in ICELAND
2019-09-10T00:40:16 <@englishman> so you can drive from Reykjavik to Reykjavik and back again 
2019-09-10T00:40:24 < qyx> :D
2019-09-10T00:40:43 < qyx> the whole iceland in the range you mean
2019-09-10T00:41:46 <@englishman> all the major cities in reach
2019-09-10T00:42:31 <@englishman> *city
2019-09-10T00:43:38 < qyx> whats wrong with small cities
2019-09-10T00:43:46 < qyx> our capital is under 400k
2019-09-10T00:44:43 < qyx> oh thats the whole iceland
2019-09-10T00:44:47 < mawk> you're islanðik qyx ?
2019-09-10T00:47:51 < qyx> it is hard to parse the word
2019-09-10T00:47:56 < qyx> no, I am not from iceland
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2019-09-10T01:11:52 < Laurenceb_> wew 
2019-09-10T01:12:02  * Laurenceb_ is watching documentary on Russian politics
2019-09-10T01:12:10 < Laurenceb_> Russian wamman are so aggressive
2019-09-10T01:12:32 < Laurenceb_> I got lucky with Russian grrl who just hides inside the air-con
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2019-09-10T01:50:52 < Cracki> go watch three hour epic battle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH8izpJknq0
2019-09-10T01:57:22 < Cracki> bwahahah browsing linkedin, someone writes "located in [...] Egg An Dur Gunz, Germany"
2019-09-10T01:57:46 < Cracki> yeah no german town will be called that. someone said Egg an der Günz  and someone wrote it down phonetically
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2019-09-10T02:13:09 < specing> really? https://www.thelocal.de/galleries/culture/10-german-place-names-that-make-us-giggle/3
2019-09-10T02:15:15 < Cracki> moist cheeks, but those in the face, not the other ones
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2019-09-10T02:16:28 < Cracki> and "geil" is more punnily translated as "pointy", which explains why churches would be called "pointy"
2019-09-10T02:20:11 < Cracki> "striving" also seems to be a good translation, apart from the obvious
2019-09-10T02:36:19 < catphish> i'm still in awe that nobody ever specified dumb standard usb protocols like "text pipe" and "block data store"
2019-09-10T02:36:40 < catphish> instead we get CDC and MSD with all the trimmings
2019-09-10T02:36:58 < catphish> at least SCSI doesn't suck much
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2019-09-10T02:43:00 < catphish> arfgh what is wrong with people, usb mass storage supports a simplified scsi command set, windows does not
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2019-09-10T03:00:39 < Thorn> >Note that USB 3.0 hubs do not currently[14][citation needed] perform transaction translation to super-speed for USB 2.0 devices.
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2019-09-10T03:05:34 <@englishman> uh
2019-09-10T03:05:39 <@englishman> id hope not
2019-09-10T03:07:22 < aandrew> hm, odd
2019-09-10T03:07:29 < aandrew> I can't seem to get the cycle counter to do it's thing on F7
2019-09-10T03:07:46 < aandrew> CoreDebug->DEMCR |= CoreDebug_DEMCR_TRCENA_Msk;
2019-09-10T03:07:53 < aandrew> DWT->LAR = DWT_LAR_KEY;
2019-09-10T03:08:03 < aandrew> DWT->CTRL |= (1 << 0);
2019-09-10T03:08:07 < aandrew> that should do it
2019-09-10T03:08:13 < aandrew> but DWT->CYCCNT is always zero
2019-09-10T03:08:25 < aandrew> the LAR key is 0xc5acce55
2019-09-10T03:10:05 < dongs> larp key
2019-09-10T03:10:20 < dongs> Thorn: why would you expect them to
2019-09-10T03:10:24 < dongs> USB3 is compeltely different from 2
2019-09-10T03:10:38 < dongs> when you have a USB3 hub and plug in a bunch of USB2 devices, tehy all bunch up over 480mbit link
2019-09-10T03:10:43 < dongs> instead of even touching 10gbps usb3 link
2019-09-10T03:11:08 < Thorn> ok
2019-09-10T03:11:17 < dongs> there ARE chips that do 2.0 > 3.0 aggregation
2019-09-10T03:11:32 < dongs> but you aren't gonna see those in a shitty $10 chinahub
2019-09-10T03:12:14 < aandrew> yeah I occasionally look for those hubs without much luck
2019-09-10T03:12:21 < aandrew> MPP or some kind of acronym like that
2019-09-10T03:13:56 < catphish> Thorn: that's actually really annoying, means you can't put a bunch of high speed USB devices on a single USB 3 port :(
2019-09-10T03:14:05 < dongs> correct
2019-09-10T03:14:40 < rajkosto> i havent seen a single one that does
2019-09-10T03:14:51 < rajkosto> isnt the packet format different for 3.0 anyway
2019-09-10T03:14:58 < catphish> it would be useful to buy a "hub" that was actually a bunch of USB2 ports with usb3 backhaul
2019-09-10T03:15:10 < dongs> i saw some one-off commercial thing that did like 8 2.0 porst to 3.0 for use wiht printers and other shit
2019-09-10T03:15:17 < dongs> trying to find it again
2019-09-10T03:15:24 < dongs> there's an IC that did it by VLI or something as well
2019-09-10T03:15:35 < catphish> not sure if you could do this with usb3, but definitely can with lightning
2019-09-10T03:15:49 < catphish> i've never seen such a hub though
2019-09-10T03:16:08 < catphish> i don't really understand the relationship between lightning and usb
2019-09-10T03:16:16 < dongs> the fuck is lighting
2019-09-10T03:16:19 < dongs> are you an apple faggot
2019-09-10T03:16:30 < catphish> i mean thunderbolt :)
2019-09-10T03:16:45 < dongs> how does thinderbolt help anything
2019-09-10T03:17:02 < rajkosto> thunderbolt is more like pci-e 
2019-09-10T03:17:03 < Thorn> >TT Think Time
2019-09-10T03:17:03 < rajkosto> than usb3.0
2019-09-10T03:17:05 < Thorn> wtf
2019-09-10T03:17:21 < catphish> well, thunderbolt runs over usb-c, i probably mistakenly relate it with USB3
2019-09-10T03:17:31 < rajkosto> and since pci-e usb controllers exist, you can just stick one on there
2019-09-10T03:18:19 < catphish> you can definitely run pcie usb controllers on a lightning port, but i guess that doesn't address the queston of USB3
2019-09-10T03:18:25 < aandrew> catphish> it would be useful to buy a "hub" that was actually a bunch of USB2 ports with usb3 backhaul
2019-09-10T03:18:28 < aandrew> ^^ 
2019-09-10T03:18:30 < aandrew> that is exactly what I wanted it for
2019-09-10T03:18:41 < catphish> can one make a USB port that attaches by USB?
2019-09-10T03:19:03 < rajkosto> wait for dongs to dig up the specific VLI model number that does it
2019-09-10T03:19:24 < rajkosto> the cheap VLI hubs that are everywhere do usb2.0 and usb3.0 separately tho
2019-09-10T03:19:25 < dongs> aandrew: right, and  that existed a few yearsa back, i still cant find the link tho
2019-09-10T03:19:48 < catphish> would be cool to see what device can do it though, i was under the impression it was impossible with a hub, and you'd need to simulate new root ports somehow
2019-09-10T03:19:49 < Thorn> https://slideplayer.com/slide/4460567/
2019-09-10T03:19:55 < catphish> but i'd enjoy being wrong
2019-09-10T03:20:24 < rajkosto> Thorn, the Transaction translator was for converting USB Fullspeed to highspeed
2019-09-10T03:20:44 < rajkosto> since those run over the same wires
2019-09-10T03:20:46 <@englishman> usb2 to 10gige adapter
2019-09-10T03:20:52 < catphish> weird that they didn't bring that forward
2019-09-10T03:21:00 < catphish> (the standard translator)
2019-09-10T03:21:06 < rajkosto> initial usb2.0 hubs didnt have it so full speed devices shared their 12mbps
2019-09-10T03:21:12 < aandrew> dongs: yeah I knew the chip too, it's long gone rom my memory
2019-09-10T03:21:15 < rajkosto> catphish, well in usb3.0 its different wires for superspeed and highspeed
2019-09-10T03:21:27 < rajkosto> so the cheapest way is to do them completely separate
2019-09-10T03:21:39 < rajkosto> the packet format and signalling changed for SS vs HS too
2019-09-10T03:21:46 < rajkosto> as SS is now full-duplex as well
2019-09-10T03:21:50 < catphish> rajkosto: well sure, but that doesn't explain why you can't translate transactions from HS devices over the superspeed backhaul
2019-09-10T03:22:23 < catphish> i'm sure there's a good reason why you can't, or perhaps you can and devices just don't
2019-09-10T03:22:48 < aandrew> VL670?
2019-09-10T03:23:04 < rajkosto> well HS devices have to "upgrade" to superspeed at which point they switch which lines they use
2019-09-10T03:23:47 < dongs> aandrew: yes that
2019-09-10T03:23:57 < dongs> and put that behind a 4 port usb3 hub
2019-09-10T03:24:01 < dongs> or wahtever
2019-09-10T03:25:13 < catphish> anyone sell VL670 passthrough dongles?
2019-09-10T03:25:18 < Thorn> ok now how to signal CDP to the device
2019-09-10T03:25:20 < dongs> is VIA labs any relation to the fags who did retarded AMD motherboards?
2019-09-10T03:25:22 < catphish> that would be a really useful tool
2019-09-10T03:25:34 < rajkosto> FL6000 is a hub that does the translation
2019-09-10T03:25:36 < aandrew> https://web.archive.org/web/20120311221810/http://via-labs.com/en/resources/pressroom/2012/PR120104-usb2expressway.jsp
2019-09-10T03:25:37 < Thorn> I hole I'm not going to need some special hub for that
2019-09-10T03:25:40 < rajkosto> catphish, i can see them when i search for VL670
2019-09-10T03:26:17 < catphish> such chinese
2019-09-10T03:26:38 < rajkosto> https://www.via-labs.com/product_show.php?id=96 these
2019-09-10T03:27:02 < catphish> FL6000 looks like the thing :)
2019-09-10T03:27:42 < rajkosto> for the VL670 it seems you would need one per usb2.0 device
2019-09-10T03:27:52 < dongs> rajkosto: correct
2019-09-10T03:28:06 < dongs> so you put it behind some (VL's for example) USB3 hub chip
2019-09-10T03:28:15 < rajkosto> the fresco logic FL6000 page isnt loading for me
2019-09-10T03:28:21 < rajkosto> but their Q-One tech seems to do the same
2019-09-10T03:28:37 < dongs> ooh
2019-09-10T03:28:39 < dongs> chinkese 
2019-09-10T03:28:40 < dongs> nice
2019-09-10T03:28:43 < dongs> page loaded
2019-09-10T03:28:46 < rajkosto> while integrating it into the hub
2019-09-10T03:28:52 < rajkosto> so you only need one
2019-09-10T03:28:54 < catphish> page loads sometimes :)
2019-09-10T03:29:11 < catphish> this might be what i want, but it might not be, its just a photo https://www.via-labs.com/archive/images/product/VL671_03262.jpg
2019-09-10T03:29:26 < rajkosto> yes but need one per device
2019-09-10T03:29:32 < rajkosto> http://www.frescologic.com/zh/product/single/fl6000/ has it in the hub itself
2019-09-10T03:29:38 < catphish> yeah the hub looks nice
2019-09-10T03:30:12 < rajkosto> both have problems
2019-09-10T03:30:20 < rajkosto> the FL6000 seems to need a custom driver to run in Q-One mode
2019-09-10T03:30:28 < catphish> oh, someone linked that pcb i got the photo of, it it what i hoped
2019-09-10T03:30:29 < rajkosto> while the VL670 doesnt work with all devices you can hook it up to
2019-09-10T03:30:35 < dongs> 'custom driver'?
2019-09-10T03:30:36 < dongs> why would it need to
2019-09-10T03:30:55 < rajkosto> https://github.com/FrescoLogic/FL6000
2019-09-10T03:31:02 < catphish> also, i see VL671
2019-09-10T03:31:06 < catphish> is tha essentially the same?
2019-09-10T03:31:11 < rajkosto> VL671 is the eval board for the Vl670
2019-09-10T03:31:24 < catphish> oh ok
2019-09-10T03:31:29 < rajkosto> or not
2019-09-10T03:31:33 < rajkosto> i see VL671 on the chip itself
2019-09-10T03:31:40 < catphish> yeah thats what i thought
2019-09-10T03:31:57 < rajkosto> good luck finding datasheets/firmware for the VLI parts without being in their cabal
2019-09-10T03:32:02 < rajkosto> sometimes they leak
2019-09-10T03:32:03 < rajkosto> sometimes not
2019-09-10T03:32:53 < catphish> i suspect 671 is a replacment
2019-09-10T03:33:01 < catphish> they don't list 670 on their product page
2019-09-10T03:34:34 < rajkosto> ive used the cheap VLI usb3 hub with only leaked datasheet and firmware found on the net
2019-09-10T03:34:42 < rajkosto> would be nice to have their configurator for the firmware
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2019-09-10T04:43:07 < ColdKeyboard> Is there a nice visualization or a guide for when you would use RMS, Median, Variance, StDev and etc?
2019-09-10T04:53:46 < Cracki> uh, statistics textbook?
2019-09-10T04:53:52 < Cracki> wat r u doing
2019-09-10T04:55:13 < Cracki> you're asking when to use a ruler, knife, two forks, one fork and etc
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2019-09-10T07:26:34 < aandrew> ah, there we go. cycle counter was working, I was just initializing it too early and something else was killing it, probably down in hal_init
2019-09-10T07:30:08 < dongs> lmao hal
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2019-09-10T08:16:25 < aandrew> https://www.reddit.com/r/starterpacks/comments/d1ziae/new_white_homeowner_starter_pack/ezrt30g/ fucking LOL
2019-09-10T08:19:12 < ThatDamnRanga> Christ
2019-09-10T08:20:10 < dongs> muricans
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2019-09-10T09:06:13 < dongs> any of you trolls used pocketvna thing?
2019-09-10T09:06:17 < dongs> i know zyp has miniVNA
2019-09-10T09:06:23 < dongs> does judew have pocketVNA?
2019-09-10T09:06:41 < dongs> https://pocketvna.com/product/ this shit
2019-09-10T09:19:54 < aandrew> Haven't bought a VNA yet
2019-09-10T09:20:02 < aandrew> pocket vs mini were close close contenders though
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2019-09-10T11:35:17 < carl0s-> Hi. I just picked up another Chinese dev-board/eval board (Wildfire stm32H750 480MHz thing with lots of 32-bit SDRAM for a framebuffer etc, and shed-loads of pins). Anyway this has come with a CMSIS-DAP debugger. My previous stuff uses an ST-Link v2 (probably a clone, but looks real, unlike the standard cheap clone), and I also have a Black Magic Probe. I'm just wondering, is there any benefit of one over the others? I'm
2019-09-10T11:35:18 < carl0s-> using STM32CubeIDE which is basically TrueStudio evolved as far as I can tell (Eclipse based), and the ST Link has always done what it's supposed to do. All these board seems to be based off a cheap STM32 MCU (205-rgbt6 in the CMSIS-DAP, F103 in the st link, and not quite sure on the BMP.. f103 again I think).
2019-09-10T11:35:19 < carl0s-> but I watched a video of Mike Electronics pulling apart a Microchip ICD v4 debugger, and that thing has all sorts in it.. external ram, flash, MCU, and a bloody great spartan FPGA.
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2019-09-10T11:38:16 < PaulFertser> carl0s-: with cmsis-dap you count only on host software to know how to work with the chip. With BMP its firmware needs to know how to program its flash.
2019-09-10T11:41:40 < carl0s-> I see, thanks Paul. I suppose my other question is, what is the Microchip ICD doing with all that FPGA stuff? It must be doing something clever that these $10 STM32 debuggers can't do?
2019-09-10T11:42:09 < ThatDamnRanga> carl0s-, the Microchip ICD is an evolution of what was needed for the old-world MCUs like the PIC
2019-09-10T11:42:22 < ThatDamnRanga> there was no standardised debugging platform etc like with the ARMs
2019-09-10T11:42:53 < PaulFertser> carl0s-: probably autonomous flashing for mass production? Or capture of parallel trace? IDK really, you can check its features to see what it can.
2019-09-10T11:42:53 < carl0s-> Ah, right. So because they have no SWD type stuff, they need all that? It's not actually doing anything any smarter then? I'm not missing out on something that I should be looking for on the ST side ?
2019-09-10T11:43:04 < ThatDamnRanga> it's also set up to cope with many different architectures
2019-09-10T11:43:26 < ThatDamnRanga> some of which only expose traditional JTAG with its many IOs
2019-09-10T11:44:29 < ThatDamnRanga> in short, for your use case, it'll offer fuck all more than anything else :P
2019-09-10T11:44:51 < carl0s-> I see. Thanks very much! I opened up this new CMSIS-DAP thing this morning thinking.. oooh I wonder if it's packed full of fpga cleverness, and there was nothin' in it again, so I just wondered if there was some more advanced stuff I should find out about, but I guess not :-)
2019-09-10T11:44:59 < carl0s-> haha thanks @that
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2019-09-10T11:45:54 < ThatDamnRanga> the Atmel/Microchip ATMEL-ICE is literally just a rebadged low pincount SAM chip (aka EDBG) and a bunch of level shifters
2019-09-10T11:47:16 < carl0s-> I'm sort of wondering why this board has come with a CMSIS-DAP (they advertised it as the 'high speed version' for a few dollars more than the other one) instead of an ST-Link v2. Any obvious reason there? The ST Link v2 has the same 20 pin header.
2019-09-10T11:47:45 < ThatDamnRanga> 20-pin?
2019-09-10T11:48:24 < ThatDamnRanga> most SWD headers are 2x5pin
2019-09-10T11:48:56 < carl0s-> yeah 20 pin. Same on my st-link v2. It has jtag and swd in the one I think, plus reset and power etc.
2019-09-10T11:49:57 < ThatDamnRanga> the 20-pin is 7 live pins, plus a whole lot of grounds
2019-09-10T11:50:02 < ThatDamnRanga> (and four NC pins)
2019-09-10T11:50:21 < carl0s-> Ah right.
2019-09-10T11:50:33 < ThatDamnRanga> the ARM 'standard' is 10 pins
2019-09-10T11:51:01 < ThatDamnRanga> has, as best I can see, all the same functionality in a lot less space
2019-09-10T11:52:07 < carl0s-> Both of these boards (my Alientek Stm32F767 one, which I use with St-Link V2 & 20 pin IDC ribbon, and this wildfire stm32h750), use the same connector between board & programmer. it's just that one programmer is an st link and the other is a cmsis-dap
2019-09-10T11:52:32 < ThatDamnRanga> In real world use, you'll likely find them interchangeable
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2019-09-10T11:53:02 < PaulFertser> stlink can't do raw jtag, so you can't configure FPGA/CPLD with it, you can't debug RiscV and MIPS etc.
2019-09-10T11:53:42 < carl0s-> oh right.
2019-09-10T11:56:00 < carl0s-> I suppose given that I'm using STM32CubeIDE, (which I assume is just an evolved version of TrueStudio?) it'll be less hassle if I stick with the ST-Link V2. As long as the pin outs match, i.e. it doesn't damage this new board that came with the CMSIS-DAP.
2019-09-10T11:56:51 < ThatDamnRanga> Honestly don't think it'll make any difference one way or another
2019-09-10T11:57:01 < carl0s-> great, thanks.
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2019-09-10T12:09:49 < zoobab> @PaulFertser you can with DirtyJTAG firmware on those cheap stlinkv2 flashers
2019-09-10T12:10:20 < PaulFertser> zoobab: :) then it's no longer an stlink
2019-09-10T12:11:18 < carl0s-> You can flash the ST Link v2 into a mini-JLink or something as well can't you? Or is that just the ones built-in to the Disco boards? I'm pretty sure my L4R9I-DISCo smartwatch style discovery board has an option to reflash the built-in st-link into a segger j-link. Again, not at all sure what benefits that might have to me.
2019-09-10T12:12:25 < zoobab> stm32 can be reflashed with JTAG as well
2019-09-10T12:13:03 < zoobab> I showed 2 bluepills: one as a JTAG adaptor, the other one as a target
2019-09-10T12:16:55 < PaulFertser> Mini-jlink doesn't support jtag iirc.
2019-09-10T12:26:20 < carl0s-> here is what I was thinking of: https://www.segger.com/products/debug-probes/j-link/models/other-j-links/st-link-on-board/
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2019-09-10T12:37:06 < zoobab> we are looking at porting DirtyJTAG to those chinese JLINK clones
2019-09-10T12:37:20 < zoobab> but there are many hardware revisions
2019-09-10T12:41:01 < dongs> the hell is dirtyjtag
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2019-09-10T12:55:37 < dongs> oh fuck it uses that crazy mexican stm library
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2019-09-10T13:48:12 < zyp> dongs, got the correct stm32s yet?
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2019-09-10T14:00:19 < cdnChrisDvo> hello all; anyone here have experience with the eeprom emulation examples ... I have it compiled up for my stm32f030f4px -- and while it throws no errors and appears to read / write, the read values are untouched from their initializer.  Examples use: uint16_t VirtAddVarTab[3] = {0x5555, 0x6666, 0x7777}; but I'm struggling to find out how these addresses are chosen, any advice ?
2019-09-10T14:01:09 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: hehe, the library is relatively sane, but the appnote (and this specific example from it) are just fucked-up.
2019-09-10T14:02:52 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser : agreed, it didn't take much massaging to get it compiled (I'm using HAL, but just imported the non-HAL calls into eeprom.c and a few missing defs ... now just need a little bit more knowledge ...
2019-09-10T14:03:14 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: I can send you my "fork" of the library (I was using it on F1) with appropriate comments via email if you want it.
2019-09-10T14:04:02 < Cracki> how "virtual" addresses are chosen? they aren't, they are whatever key you want them to be.
2019-09-10T14:04:03 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser : appreciate that, a link will do :)
2019-09-10T14:04:10 < Cracki> it's a key-value store, kinda
2019-09-10T14:04:17 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: I got no link, I can just send it to you via email right now :)
2019-09-10T14:04:21 < Cracki> except keys are 16 bit numbers
2019-09-10T14:04:46 < PaulFertser> Cracki: yep, agreed, and that's really weird and not handy. I use appropriate enums for the virtual addresses.
2019-09-10T14:04:53 < Cracki> you get the "journal" character of the construction, yes?
2019-09-10T14:05:12 < Cracki> sure you can choose values that make sense to you
2019-09-10T14:05:18 < Cracki> but you don't have to
2019-09-10T14:05:50 < Cracki> mostly asking him since he showed up here and you have a solution you understand already :P
2019-09-10T14:06:00 < cdnChrisDvo> @Cracki : aah, ok that makes much more sense ... 
2019-09-10T14:06:01 < PaulFertser> The problem is that you need to have everything in sync, you need to not forget to add them all to that VirtAddVarTab.
2019-09-10T14:06:09 < Cracki> uh
2019-09-10T14:06:20 < Cracki> that eeprom emulation doesn't care what values you have
2019-09-10T14:06:31 < cdnChrisDvo> @Cracki : okay, so what is this "journal" character you speak of ?
2019-09-10T14:06:37 < Cracki> you just need to ask for the same "addresses" to get the same values back
2019-09-10T14:06:46 < PaulFertser> It kinda does, it scans the page for all the "possible" keys iirc.
2019-09-10T14:06:56 < PaulFertser> When moving data to another page.
2019-09-10T14:07:14 < Cracki> the "journal" merely means that it appends data in most cases, which saves erase cycles.
2019-09-10T14:07:48 < Cracki> like foo=10, NO foo=20, WAIT foo=7, ...
2019-09-10T14:08:03 < Cracki> and when you ask foo? it tells you the most recent value
2019-09-10T14:08:21 < Cracki> and when a page is full, it takes all the most recent values and writes them to the other flash page
2019-09-10T14:08:48 < Cracki> it doesn't scan for all possible keys
2019-09-10T14:08:51 < PaulFertser> I think they added VirtAddVarTab array specifically for the code that scans for most recent values.
2019-09-10T14:08:54 < Cracki> it scans the entries, keeps track of those
2019-09-10T14:09:20 < PaulFertser> Ok, I might have forgotten the details by now. Or we're talking about slightly different versions of the library.
2019-09-10T14:09:20 < Cracki> hm well yes it has to test all possible keys... unless it can be a little smarter about that
2019-09-10T14:09:28 < Cracki> it's too early for me to think that deeply
2019-09-10T14:09:41 < Cracki> I had some appnote from st in front of me some months ago
2019-09-10T14:10:08 < Cracki> it's entirely possible to scan entries, and invalidate (all-0) an entry once it's processed
2019-09-10T14:10:21 < Cracki> or keep a bitmap of entries, equivalently, so you know when you're done
2019-09-10T14:10:50 < cdnChrisDvo> ok, understood.
2019-09-10T14:11:07 < Cracki> basically, you can store stuff :P
2019-09-10T14:11:30 < PaulFertser> I just made it to look at vaddr = 0 till EEPROM_VAR_CNT which comes last in the enum.
2019-09-10T14:11:34 < Cracki> but you have to use the procedures, no straight pointer/reference access
2019-09-10T14:11:53 < cdnChrisDvo> tracing through I see the call to EE_Format is failing
2019-09-10T14:11:55 < Cracki> it's certainly possible that their reference code is dumb
2019-09-10T14:12:13 < cdnChrisDvo> invalid page I believe 
2019-09-10T14:12:35 < cdnChrisDvo> How does it determine where (physically) to write values into the flash ?
2019-09-10T14:12:48 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: just use my code ;)
2019-09-10T14:13:24 < Cracki> the ref impl gets assigned at least two pages it can manage.
2019-09-10T14:13:41 < PaulFertser> I add a suitable entry to ld script.
2019-09-10T14:13:53 < Cracki> *that* is important
2019-09-10T14:14:16 < cdnChrisDvo> indeed that seems like the important bits... I've not modified at all my ld script.
2019-09-10T14:14:51 < cdnChrisDvo> might you have an example from a working link script ?
2019-09-10T14:15:17 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: have you got my mail?
2019-09-10T14:15:22 < cdnChrisDvo> (I shall re-examine the project directory examples too)
2019-09-10T14:16:20 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser : checking...
2019-09-10T14:18:13 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser : reviewing now, thank you.
2019-09-10T14:18:38 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: welcome
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2019-09-10T14:25:57 < kakimir> hello afternoon crew
2019-09-10T14:26:22 < kakimir> best BLE dongle for lunix?
2019-09-10T14:26:31 < kakimir> also: cheap
2019-09-10T14:28:10 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser : the linker now complains "cannot find _eeprom_start_adr" ... (I have added the ld snippet after _etext in .text section)
2019-09-10T14:28:37 < cdnChrisDvo> perhaps the page size is incorrect ?
2019-09-10T14:31:33 < cdnChrisDvo> ah, you are specifying it in your code .
2019-09-10T14:32:37 < Steffanx> If ST tells me I can copy, modify, distribute etc. a piece of code. And that piece of code happens to have a usb vid/pid, do they allow me to re-use that too?
2019-09-10T14:33:42 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser - any chance you can send me your linker script too please ?
2019-09-10T14:39:42 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: sure, hold on
2019-09-10T14:39:55 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: _eeprom_start_adr is not _eeprom_start_addr
2019-09-10T14:39:59 < cdnChrisDvo> @Steffanx : I suppose if the vid / pid doesn't exist, sure... but if so - why would you want to ?  
2019-09-10T14:40:00 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: I guess you made a typo there
2019-09-10T14:40:43 < PaulFertser> Hm, in fact it's "adr" in all my sources.
2019-09-10T14:40:47 < Steffanx> It does exists. As in: they own it and use it for the example I could base code on. Even with kinda the same usb class et all.
2019-09-10T14:41:59 < cdnChrisDvo> sure, but you as a vendor aren't them ... 
2019-09-10T14:42:14 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: full linker script: http://paste.debian.net/1099841/ but I guess you're just not telling the linker to use the file you modified.
2019-09-10T14:42:57 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser : cheers
2019-09-10T14:43:13 < cdnChrisDvo> @Steffanx : I suppose you *could* request a PID from STM ... 
2019-09-10T14:44:23 < cdnChrisDvo> @Steffanx : https://www.voti.nl/docs/usb-pid.html
2019-09-10T14:44:48 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: make sure you're using appropriate page size in both LD script and in PAGE_SIZE macro.
2019-09-10T14:47:01 < cdnChrisDvo> copy that.
2019-09-10T14:52:05 < dongs> zyp: yes and assembled and shipped
2019-09-10T14:52:52 < zyp> nice
2019-09-10T14:53:04 < zyp> shipped where? $oldaddress?
2019-09-10T14:59:49 < Steffanx> But but that isnt the question.  I know the alternatives. I want to know if the license allows me to ignore those alternatives
2019-09-10T15:00:10 < Steffanx> Whether it's a good idea is irrelevant :P
2019-09-10T15:00:16 < dongs> zyp, uh.. current as of few months ago
2019-09-10T15:00:19 < dongs> unless you moved again
2019-09-10T15:00:49 < Steffanx> But I guess only st would know.
2019-09-10T15:00:57 < cdnChrisDvo> @Steffanx : I would guess no.
2019-09-10T15:01:03 < dongs> zyp: to 116
2019-09-10T15:05:46 < zyp> nice, that's $newaddr
2019-09-10T15:06:00 < zyp> wasn't sure I told you about it already
2019-09-10T15:06:08 < dongs> ive shipped wires to it
2019-09-10T15:06:09 < dongs> in april-ish
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2019-09-10T15:10:46 < zyp> ah, right
2019-09-10T15:11:34 < zyp> wouldn't have mattered too much, shit should end up at the same post office either way, and as long as I have the tracing number I can pick it up
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2019-09-10T15:31:31 < cdnChrisDvo> @PaulFertser : I believe I'm very close ... playing with offsets but continuously getting NO_VALID_PAGE
2019-09-10T15:32:17 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: what offsets, what playing?
2019-09-10T15:32:33 < cdnChrisDvo> playing == guessing :P
2019-09-10T15:32:42 < PaulFertser> Guessing what exactly?
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2019-09-10T15:32:57 < PaulFertser> Page size is well-defined by the part manual.
2019-09-10T15:33:11 < PaulFertser> (and is also obvious from "flash info 0" openocd output)
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2019-09-10T15:33:45 < cdnChrisDvo> if 0x08000000 is flash start, and I have 16KB -- then flash end is 0x08005800 -- 2 pages before that end would be @ 0x08005000 so that's what I'm setting the EEPROM_START_ADDRESS to
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2019-09-10T15:35:49 < PaulFertser> cdnChrisDvo: sorry, I'm not going to help with that, I think you're doing it wrong :)
2019-09-10T15:36:05 < PaulFertser> I think the LD script should just define it the way I propose, and that's it.
2019-09-10T15:37:22 < cdnChrisDvo> copy that, thx.
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2019-09-10T16:20:46 < Cracki> cdnChrisDvo, are you sure you're *initializing* the page? that's an explicit thing, not done automatically because it might otherwise erase data
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2019-09-10T16:21:10 < Cracki> have you dug into where in the source that error is created
2019-09-10T16:32:16 < Cracki> yes yes plant your hookers and water them
2019-09-10T16:36:28 < dongs> zyp ill blog you that in a bit
2019-09-10T16:36:31 < dongs> outside blogging now
2019-09-10T16:36:38 < dongs> so uh VNA feedback
2019-09-10T16:36:55 < dongs> pocketVNA works?
2019-09-10T16:37:18 < dongs> jadew: dongs which VNA do you use
2019-09-10T16:37:23 < Thorn> but dongs
2019-09-10T16:37:28 < Thorn> it's just $500
2019-09-10T16:37:32 < Thorn> not your style
2019-09-10T16:37:39 < jadew> dongs, I use a 20 GHz Anritsu VNA
2019-09-10T16:37:51 < dongs> oh
2019-09-10T16:38:05 < Thorn> see, that's what real men do
2019-09-10T16:39:47 < dongs> jadew: did you pay $500 for it and fix it
2019-09-10T16:39:57 < jadew> dongs, I paid 2k for it and fixed it
2019-09-10T16:40:16 < dongs> what was msrp, like $20k?
2019-09-10T16:40:31 < day> sounds like a huge gamble :p
2019-09-10T16:40:40 < day> how many sleepless nights? 
2019-09-10T16:40:44 < jadew> dongs, don't know, has to be a lot more
2019-09-10T16:41:30 < jadew> day, I was a bit nervous, that's for sure :)
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2019-09-10T16:46:25 < day> jadew: what was wrong with it?
2019-09-10T16:46:59 < jadew> day, when I got it it wasn't responsive, turned out it had water damage on the front panel
2019-09-10T16:47:25 < day> so just a matter of drying and replacing some basic off the shelf components?
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2019-09-10T16:47:28 < jadew> I cleaned that up, added some graphite to the contacts and it started working normally
2019-09-10T16:47:33 < day> nice
2019-09-10T16:47:53 < day> i always assume people who dump such equipment "already checked"
2019-09-10T16:47:54 < jadew> and the best part was that it was still in cal when I got it
2019-09-10T16:48:33 < jadew> day, well, it was a laborious task, but it was worth it
2019-09-10T16:49:58 < day> absolutely. for the "success high" alone it must have been worth it :D
2019-09-10T16:50:23 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-10T16:51:19 < jadew> it doesn't go like that all the time tho
2019-09-10T16:51:36 < jadew> on some gambles you lose
2019-09-10T16:52:18 < PaulFertser> I wonder what was your reasoning when selecting that lot, were there any additional clues about the real problem?
2019-09-10T16:52:38 < PaulFertser> 2k is a high bet
2019-09-10T16:53:01 < jadew> PaulFertser, it was powered on in the pictures, so I knew that at least that worked
2019-09-10T16:53:05 < PaulFertser> Haohmaru: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_analyzer_(electrical)
2019-09-10T16:53:22 < jadew> didn't know anything about the RF part
2019-09-10T16:53:30 < Thorn> jadew: was the seller in the EU?
2019-09-10T16:53:33 < jadew> could have been screwed
2019-09-10T16:53:36 < jadew> Thorn, yeah
2019-09-10T16:53:43 < Thorn> okic
2019-09-10T16:53:45 < PaulFertser> jadew: what if it was a dead proprietary CPU/microcontroller or something like that?
2019-09-10T16:53:56 < jadew> PaulFertser, tough luck :)
2019-09-10T16:54:02 < PaulFertser> Great story, and congrats with it!
2019-09-10T16:54:12 < jadew> thanks :)
2019-09-10T16:54:23 < jadew> Haohmaru, full of stuff
2019-09-10T16:55:04 < jadew> the one on that wiki page probably goes for 80k used
2019-09-10T16:57:22 < jadew> yeah, it's used to load calibration kit information
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2019-09-10T17:50:26 < dongs> There are similar options like the $13k 6.5 GHz Copper Mountain S5065 or the $4k 6 GHz MegiQ (maybe the MegiQ is aiming for the semi-professional IOT doorstop makers) already on the market.
2019-09-10T17:50:30 < dongs> lol
2019-09-10T17:50:33 < dongs> i love it
2019-09-10T17:50:35 < dongs> IOT doorstop
2019-09-10T17:52:15 < Thorn> iot maker:s have no idea what a VNA is and why one may need it
2019-09-10T17:59:46 < qyx> wat iot doorstop
2019-09-10T18:00:33 < jadew> dongs what frequency range do you need?
2019-09-10T18:01:19 < jadew> everyone seems to be very excited about that $50 crapvna that has flooded ebay recently
2019-09-10T18:01:51 < jadew> but it only goes to 1 GHz
2019-09-10T18:01:52 < qyx> link?
2019-09-10T18:01:56 < dongs> < 1ghz
2019-09-10T18:01:57 < dongs> lora trash
2019-09-10T18:01:59 < dongs> i think 900mhz or so
2019-09-10T18:02:03 < dongs> or whatever its at
2019-09-10T18:02:04 < jadew> qyx, search for nanoVNA
2019-09-10T18:02:06 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-10T18:02:09 < dongs> oo yeah
2019-09-10T18:02:21 < qyx> nanovna?
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2019-09-10T18:02:27 < qyx> is it different from openvna or what was it
2019-09-10T18:02:32 < qyx> but it was ~$200
2019-09-10T18:02:49 < jadew> dongs, people are already working on custom software
2019-09-10T18:04:00 < dongs> can this tarsh go just above 900
2019-09-10T18:04:05 < dongs> i think the crap is at 923mhz
2019-09-10T18:04:20 < jadew> dongs I just looked at one I clicked randomly that said 1000 MHz
2019-09-10T18:04:44 < dongs> o yea
2019-09-10T18:04:48 < dongs> i see "new version'
2019-09-10T18:04:49 < dongs> says 1000mhz
2019-09-10T18:05:12 < jadew> the limiting factor might be the directional coupler
2019-09-10T18:05:21 < qyx> thats enuff for my sub 1G
2019-09-10T18:06:27 < jadew> I was toying with the idea of making a cheap VNA too, but with this thing on the market it's pointless to even try
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2019-09-10T18:06:37 < qyx> this one is probably better http://hforsten.com/cheap-homemade-30-mhz-6-ghz-vector-network-analyzer.html
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2019-09-10T18:08:53 < qyx> except the soldering
2019-09-10T18:09:00 < jadew> qyx, yeah, but that one won't cost $50
2019-09-10T18:09:57 < jadew> at $50 you can expect, absolute cheapest components, no QA, no support, and worst performance than it was originally designed for (by whoever designed it first)
2019-09-10T18:10:51 < jadew> they literally list them on ebay straight from the oven
2019-09-10T18:13:56 < qyx> is schematic available?
2019-09-10T18:14:53 < qyx> seems so
2019-09-10T18:15:45 < qyx> oh it looks super simple
2019-09-10T18:17:00 < dongs> linkz
2019-09-10T18:17:15 < qyx> https://github.com/ttrftech/NanoVNA/raw/master/doc/nanovna-sch.pdf
2019-09-10T18:17:20 < dongs> oh lol
2019-09-10T18:17:29 < dongs> so chinks just cloned opensoreE?
2019-09-10T18:18:36 < qyx> the bom is probably $20
2019-09-10T18:19:05 < qyx> f072, i2s codec, lcd, some vregs, 3 mixers, one freq synth, vctcxo
2019-09-10T18:19:18 < dongs> oh is that waht that TI parts is?
2019-09-10T18:19:21 < dongs> a fucking i2s codec?
2019-09-10T18:19:41 < qyx> yes
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2019-09-10T18:29:45 < dongs> there's a mini1300 too apaprently
2019-09-10T18:29:49 < dongs> for like 200bucks
2019-09-10T18:30:00 < dongs> https://banggood.app.link/pBtueoa8RZ
2019-09-10T18:30:31 < dongs> Very Nice Unit, Thanks Bang Good!
2019-09-10T18:34:58 < grummund> anyone been able to flash an stm32 from eclipse with gnu mcu plugin?
2019-09-10T18:35:32 < dongs> prolly everyone, why not?
2019-09-10T18:35:35  * grummund following a howto project and it's uphill effort all the way
2019-09-10T18:37:00 < grummund> this is the guide i'm following but it stops short of actually flashing from within eclipse
2019-09-10T18:37:03 < grummund> https://www.carminenoviello.com/2014/12/28/setting-gcceclipse-toolchain-stm32nucleo-part-1/
2019-09-10T18:38:07 < grummund> and fwiw this is in linux.
2019-09-10T18:48:35 < PaulFertser> grummund: so what's your question really?
2019-09-10T18:49:43 < PaulFertser> grummund: and btw, there's GNU MCU Eclipse, you do not need to follow some very old article these days.
2019-09-10T18:50:29 < grummund> yep sorry i'm using GNU MCU Eclipse.
2019-09-10T18:51:48 < grummund> aiui, that is Eclipse with the GNU MCU plugin included.
2019-09-10T18:54:31 < PaulFertser> grummund: so, do you get any specific error?
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2019-09-10T18:55:37 < grummund> PaulFertser: i have a project that builds but no apparent way to get it to the target...
2019-09-10T18:55:55 < grummund> the question really was how many people have success with this
2019-09-10T18:56:47 < Thorn> what is this and how much does it cost http://www.akelavna.com/products.html
2019-09-10T18:56:48 < PaulFertser> grummund: I tried GNU MCU Eclipse, worked fine.
2019-09-10T18:56:52 < Thorn> $8-9k
2019-09-10T18:57:11 < Thorn> right in the comfortable range for dongs
2019-09-10T18:57:40 < grummund> PaulFertser: you can flash the target from within eclipse?  and did you install anything else other than GNU MCU Eclipse itself?
2019-09-10T18:58:11 < PaulFertser> grummund: not only flash, debug. I basically followed his guide to install everything including OpenOCD.
2019-09-10T18:59:30 < grummund> so i guess you manually defined the external tool configuration within eclpse
2019-09-10T19:00:25  * grummund has a J-Link and an OpenOCD.
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2019-09-10T19:21:37 < Thorn> I must say I did not expect an I2S codec in a VNA
2019-09-10T19:21:51 < Thorn> (and a f072 DSP powerhouse)
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2019-09-10T19:29:30 < emeb> </irony>
2019-09-10T19:30:24 < qyx> you should mark it explicitly
2019-09-10T19:30:55 < qyx> should I consider it a risk if there is a stm32 under a PDIP LCD?
2019-09-10T19:31:29 < emeb> use SIP sockets
2019-09-10T19:31:44 < qyx> I am not sure what will I do if the stm32 decides not to cooperate
2019-09-10T19:31:51 < qyx> yeah, I should find some
2019-09-10T19:32:18 < emeb> once HW is proven / debugged then solder LCD down.
2019-09-10T19:32:43 < Thorn> does it have a standard pitch like 0.1"?
2019-09-10T19:33:09 < qyx> it does
2019-09-10T19:33:37 < Thorn> https://www.amazon.com/Electronics-Salon-Single-Socket-Connector-Strip/dp/B07B8F491Q
2019-09-10T19:34:14 < emeb> or just cut apart a regular DIP socket.
2019-09-10T19:37:47 < qyx> also, lcd packed in a polystyrene
2019-09-10T19:37:50 < qyx> fukit
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2019-09-10T19:38:14 < qyx> not very dissipative, random segments went black
2019-09-10T19:38:15 < emeb> active ckts on LCD?
2019-09-10T19:38:23 < qyx> no
2019-09-10T19:38:34 < emeb> don't think LCDs are static sensitive
2019-09-10T19:38:43 < emeb> no CMOS gates to rupture
2019-09-10T19:38:44 < qyx> apparently they neither
2019-09-10T19:39:17 < emeb> but static can activate the segments, as you noticed.
2019-09-10T19:39:37 < emeb> just little capacitors that can charge up
2019-09-10T19:43:01 <@englishman> who do you think is the fattest ##stm32 chatter?
2019-09-10T19:43:30 < nuxil> i found this function HAL_RCC_GetPCLK1Freq(); which return the APB1 Peripheral clock..  is the timer freq for apb1 timer Always 2x of the peripheral clock? 
2019-09-10T19:45:30 < qyx> if you ate all the chickens..
2019-09-10T19:45:52 < nuxil> 1 leg left.
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2019-09-10T20:35:14 < Cracki> >legs
2019-09-10T20:35:18 < Cracki> I want to commission maned wolf vs THT electrolytic capacitor on a catwalk
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2019-09-10T20:50:07 < Steffanx> uhm, englishman.
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2019-09-10T21:10:22 < grummund> Steffanx: do you use ide for stm32 projects?
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2019-09-10T21:55:33 <@englishman> Steffanx: if that's true, the channel is in better shape than I expected.
2019-09-10T22:02:19 < Steffanx> last time i tried to use truestudio, now better known as the cubeide
2019-09-10T22:02:33 < Steffanx> @ mr grummund
2019-09-10T22:02:50 < Steffanx> We'll talk again after the waffles englishman
2019-09-10T22:02:59 < Steffanx> +arrived
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2019-09-10T22:09:43 < qyx> I frogot to order some L053
2019-09-10T22:10:03 < Steffanx> *Red Alert*
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2019-09-10T22:13:51 < jpa-> hmm.. someone at caterpillar (cat.com) is apparently using nanopb
2019-09-10T22:14:13 < jpa-> too bad that they've set their build system so that it spams build logs to everyone in nanopb's git history
2019-09-10T22:14:43 < qyx> :D
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2019-09-10T22:19:28 < zyp> haha, wat
2019-09-10T22:19:59 < jpa-> i wonder if they've done the same with e.g. linux kernel ;)
2019-09-10T22:23:03 < rajkosto> https://images.sshnuke.net/2019-09-10_21-22-57_RUGyMlJVg.png
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2019-09-10T22:46:32 <@englishman> I nominate rajkosto for fattest chatter
2019-09-10T22:47:09 < rajkosto> thanks, its an honor
2019-09-10T22:56:11 < Steffanx> What did we do to deserve this hate, englishman?
2019-09-10T22:59:13 <@englishman> what do you think the combined weight of all ##stm32 chatters is?
2019-09-10T22:59:49 < Steffanx> ∞
2019-09-10T23:00:12 <@englishman> this could be one of the thinnest channels on freenode
2019-09-10T23:00:19 < rajkosto> [x] doubt
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2019-09-10T23:00:34 < jpa-> so much thinner now
2019-09-10T23:02:14 -!- mode/##stm32 [-o englishman] by ChanServ
2019-09-10T23:05:47 < Steffanx> hm
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2019-09-10T23:17:04 < Steffanx> wb rajkosto
2019-09-10T23:20:01 < karlp> jpa-: mosquitto just started getting buil spam from some internal buildbot too. fucking annoying
2019-09-10T23:21:53 < Steffanx> shit happens.
2019-09-10T23:25:37 < qyx> kicad footprint WAS WRONG
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2019-09-10T23:31:02 < Steffanx> That's why pros make their own footprints. Didnt you know qyx?
2019-09-10T23:32:05 < englishman> im guessing karlp is around 165lb
2019-09-10T23:32:22 < englishman> Steffanx is probably quite tall but still <200lb
2019-09-10T23:32:27 < qyx> Steffanx: yeah
2019-09-10T23:32:54 < englishman> qyx can't be more than 150lb
2019-09-10T23:32:59 < englishman> same for zip
2019-09-10T23:33:06 < karlp> dox harder man
2019-09-10T23:33:25 < qyx> 180 if google converter works
2019-09-10T23:33:35 < karlp> im 190cm tall. 165 freedom units would be very skinn
2019-09-10T23:33:55 < englishman> so this chan is full of tall, but skinny guys
2019-09-10T23:34:15 < karlp> since when did fat come into any of this?
2019-09-10T23:34:26 < Steffanx> Fat shaming it hot sir.
2019-09-10T23:34:35 < englishman> I think this is the thinnest, and maybe fittest channel on freenode
2019-09-10T23:34:39 < qyx> at 16:43Z
2019-09-10T23:34:51 < karlp> im 190/95 or so. prime 40 year old dad bod or something
2019-09-10T23:34:57 < Steffanx> Cats keep us fit, englishman
2019-09-10T23:35:09 < Steffanx> Whoa, karlp is 40?
2019-09-10T23:35:20 < qyx> such age
2019-09-10T23:35:26 < englishman> body of a 40 year old
2019-09-10T23:35:30 < Steffanx> ah
2019-09-10T23:35:47 < karlp> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MEIRNj0EmH0
2019-09-10T23:35:56 < Steffanx> So what has gotten into your head today englishman?
2019-09-10T23:36:01 < karlp> seriously. dox harder
2019-09-10T23:36:25 < karlp> i use my real name, my cv is on my website.... youre surorised?
2019-09-10T23:36:41 < Steffanx> Can't be that hard karlp. I was going to ship waffles to: Karlp, Iceland.
2019-09-10T23:36:46 < karlp> sorry, android keyboard isnt greay for ircccccccing fully pro :)
2019-09-10T23:37:03 < Steffanx> 10/10 it will arrive. How many karlps can there be on iceland.
2019-09-10T23:37:10 < qyx> you forget, The other Reykjavik
2019-09-10T23:37:22 < karlp> Steffanx: karl palsson, reykjavik would work
2019-09-10T23:37:26 < Steffanx> hah
2019-09-10T23:37:33 < qyx> oh I though you are in the
2019-09-10T23:37:34 < karlp> i know anither but he lives in anither town
2019-09-10T23:37:52 < qyx> in the other one on the other side
2019-09-10T23:37:53 < qyx> you know
2019-09-10T23:38:19 < karlp> englishman: so we have had teslas for a while, but i saw friends today buying teslas now its "official" and all that
2019-09-10T23:38:34 < Steffanx> Imagine iceland being 3 times as large as dutchland.
2019-09-10T23:38:56 < karlp> same population density as australia tjough :)
2019-09-10T23:39:10 < karlp> perfect for me
2019-09-10T23:40:13 < englishman> isn't googling Karl palsson Iceland like googling John Smith usa
2019-09-10T23:40:14 < karlp> dont we have an accurate group phito somewhere anyway?
2019-09-10T23:40:35 < karlp> englishman: try it :)
2019-09-10T23:40:54 < englishman> oh...
2019-09-10T23:41:17 < englishman> I'm currently (Feb 2011) looking for work! 
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2019-09-10T23:41:32 < karlp> https://github.com/karlp/zypsnips/blob/master/family-photo.jpg
2019-09-10T23:41:39 < karlp> yeah mam
2019-09-10T23:41:54 < karlp> shiws that ive enjiyed working at the same place for a while now
2019-09-10T23:42:26 < karlp> frickin touch keyboards nit nearly as fast as id like to be
2019-09-10T23:42:44 < englishman> I'm so glad I'm not in there
2019-09-10T23:42:48 < karlp> i dont keep the photolog nearly as up to date as i used to
2019-09-10T23:43:22 < karlp> englishman: lucky. i wasnt involved, just grabbed the wreckage of it when it was posted
2019-09-10T23:43:50 < qyx> haha
2019-09-10T23:44:45 < karlp> tthe due in tje abercrombie shirt lower front rightnis free, should we declare that englishman ?
2019-09-10T23:45:18 < karlp> someone has to send a pr, i only took my phone on holidays
2019-09-10T23:45:25 < englishman> the azn
2019-09-10T23:45:28 < englishman> ...
2019-09-10T23:45:39 < qyx> isn't tht dongs
2019-09-10T23:45:50 < qyx> oh dongs is blonde
2019-09-10T23:48:30 < karlp> englishman: you think any of this has anything to do with reality? :)
2019-09-10T23:48:57 < englishman> dongz is actually a russian black bear irl
2019-09-10T23:49:04 < englishman> that's why all the dick jokes
2019-09-10T23:49:41 < englishman> also the ferocious demeanour
2019-09-10T23:53:07 < jadew> https://youtu.be/xxmXeLEcs9s?t=981
2019-09-10T23:53:23 < Steffanx> Readerror has to be erased. He's dead
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2019-09-11T00:13:30 < jadew> I need an A3 printer
2019-09-11T00:15:17 < jadew> should have looked into that when I got my current printer
2019-09-11T00:15:28 < jadew> it seems there are some compact ones that can do it
2019-09-11T00:15:40 < jadew> and they're quite cheap
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2019-09-11T00:24:16 < mawk> Steffanx: do you know Liberty Global in Schipol ?
2019-09-11T00:24:23 < mawk> they do smart TV firmware programming for LG
2019-09-11T00:24:27 < mawk> it looks cool
2019-09-11T00:27:24 < Steffanx> I only know them because they own upc/ziggo which is my internet/tv provider 
2019-09-11T00:27:45 < mawk> ah ziggo
2019-09-11T00:27:48 < mawk> my father has that too
2019-09-11T00:36:35 < Steffanx> The other company didnt bite?
2019-09-11T00:57:27 < Cracki> jadew, DO YOU LIKE YOUR PICTURE? YES!
2019-09-11T00:57:57 < Cracki> boy would I get off on the government having some competition
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2019-09-11T01:03:05 < mawk> the other was a small startup that looks messy Steffanx 
2019-09-11T01:03:09 < mawk> I don't even think they properly got my mail
2019-09-11T01:03:24 < mawk> but after calling them twice and still don't sending me a mail I guess they don't deserve me
2019-09-11T01:05:24 < Steffanx> Hah
2019-09-11T01:10:54 < roomba> https://moa.replic.net/~ix/GPLvirus.mp4
2019-09-11T01:22:55 < aandrew> eep... $1300 at amazon, $360 on aliexpress, couple hundred at home depot and $700 at office max. probably $250 of all that was not "essential" for the move/apartment
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2019-09-11T01:37:17 < rajkosto> roomba, Thompson EyePhone
2019-09-11T01:37:31 < rajkosto> Sino-Logic 16
2019-09-11T01:37:36 < englishman> mawk: I bet you're really skinny
2019-09-11T01:37:43 < englishman> oh
2019-09-11T01:37:51 < englishman> maybe aandrew is the fattest chatter?
2019-09-11T01:38:10 < rajkosto> round is a shape
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2019-09-11T01:38:39 < roomba> rajkosto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChLoGLlIPTc
2019-09-11T01:38:52 < rajkosto> roomba, https://twitter.com/i/status/1073812442680045568
2019-09-11T01:42:39 < mawk> why englishman :(
2019-09-11T01:51:49 < roomba> i'm a fat wexican. fatter than 5 mawks.
2019-09-11T01:55:23 < ThatDamnRanga> Sigh, things I didn't factor in. USB is "Unsupported" in mbed. 
2019-09-11T02:01:56 < englishman> mawk: probably the opiate addiction
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2019-09-11T02:20:58 < aandrew> why would you say 'm the fattest chatter?
2019-09-11T02:21:05 < aandrew> I mean you could very well be right but what makes you think that
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2019-09-11T02:23:03 < karlp> yeah, no one understands what went wrong with one canadian's day yet
2019-09-11T02:26:59 < kakimir> hello night crew
2019-09-11T02:27:19 < kakimir> hello dongs
2019-09-11T02:29:33 < englishman> aandrew: well, someone has to be
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2019-09-11T02:42:45 < roomba> aandrew: let's find out. what is our current weight in freedom units?
2019-09-11T02:43:26 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvDogoFw4B8 musics
2019-09-11T02:43:33 < mawk> I'm 60kg for 180cm englishman 
2019-09-11T02:43:39 < mawk> but it's not because of the opiates I think
2019-09-11T02:43:52 < mawk> I eat for 2
2019-09-11T02:44:06 < mawk> I think too much so my metabolism burns everything
2019-09-11T02:44:42 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47zXR5ZsogY more of same artist
2019-09-11T02:44:50 < mawk> don't use that ThatDamnRanga 
2019-09-11T02:44:51 < englishman> whoa yeah you are definitely not fattest chatter
2019-09-11T02:44:53 < mawk> use HAL if you want
2019-09-11T02:45:46 < kakimir> englishman: how is sauna planning?
2019-09-11T02:47:00 < aandrew> roomba: I'm 5'11" and 210lbs
2019-09-11T02:47:27 < ThatDamnRanga> mawk, USB wasn't essential for this project anyway so I'm just going to ignore it
2019-09-11T02:47:30 < ThatDamnRanga> it was a 'nice to have'
2019-09-11T02:47:44 < ThatDamnRanga> doing all the config via CAN makes more sense in the scope of the project anyway
2019-09-11T02:47:52 < ThatDamnRanga> just more effort on the PC side
2019-09-11T02:48:22 < englishman> kakimir: sauna delayed, renovating other stuff
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2019-09-11T02:48:40 < roomba> aandrew: you know that's skinny by murican standards rite?
2019-09-11T02:49:16 < ThatDamnRanga> funfact, 'slim' as a dating profile description means something different with americans compared to the rest of the world
2019-09-11T02:49:41 < roomba> 'slim' as a dating profile description = under 300lbs
2019-09-11T02:50:40 < ThatDamnRanga> nah, just where it would mean 'skinny' elsewhere it's closer to the usual 'cuddly'
2019-09-11T02:50:45 < ThatDamnRanga> not fat, just a little bit of extra mass
2019-09-11T02:51:39 < dongs> iphone 11 literally did wtc
2019-09-11T02:51:56 < dongs> how fucking lame of apple, an american company, to announce new shitty products on september 11
2019-09-11T02:52:01 < englishman> i was hoping they would call it the iphone Xi
2019-09-11T02:52:05 < dongs> when tehy should be mourning all the jews that died in 9/11 disaster
2019-09-11T02:52:12 < englishman> paying homage to the Great Leader
2019-09-11T02:52:51 < ThatDamnRanga> well, I mean, given the tonedeaf response to their recent security breach that potentially resulted in the genocide of chinese muslims...
2019-09-11T02:53:43 < dongs> god damn apple phones are HEAVY
2019-09-11T02:53:44 < dongs> holy shit
2019-09-11T02:53:45 < kakimir> oh boy
2019-09-11T02:53:48 < dongs> 188grams lightest one?
2019-09-11T02:53:50 < kakimir> it's 11th
2019-09-11T02:54:24 < ThatDamnRanga> They may as well have said "we included one camera for every plane that hit a government building"
2019-09-11T02:54:28 < kakimir> ocult sacred numbers
2019-09-11T02:55:19 < englishman> we named it the iphone 11 after the greatest jewish tragedy and achievement
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2019-09-11T03:39:30 < aandrew> roomba: I don't particularly care what it is by standards, I could stand to lose 25lbs
2019-09-11T03:42:27 < aandrew> looks like iphone 11 pro is all about camera
2019-09-11T03:46:18 < specing> how much longer until nikon/canon puts out a professional camera with a phone modem built in?
2019-09-11T03:46:41 < specing> canon already did a phone with a zoomable lens, but no DSLR yet
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2019-09-11T03:50:50 < aandrew> waiting for their new laptops
2019-09-11T03:51:02 < aandrew> rumour has it that the butterfly shit is gone
2019-09-11T03:57:08 < aandrew> https://www.reddit.com/r/ANormalDayInRussia/comments/d2djgj/chloroform_is_yes/ hahaha
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2019-09-11T04:05:35 < englishman> canon laptops?
2019-09-11T04:06:18 < Thorn> has anyone used tps254x
2019-09-11T04:06:30 < Thorn> power switch + bcd1.2 host side ID
2019-09-11T04:07:32 < englishman> why not upgrade to pd
2019-09-11T04:08:11 < englishman> tps65987
2019-09-11T04:08:17 < Thorn> because no pd in low power stm32 (and high power stm32 like h7 eithere afaik)
2019-09-11T04:09:02 < englishman> uh
2019-09-11T04:09:11 < englishman> that tps is the pd
2019-09-11T04:09:23 < englishman> I don't think you want to use stm32 pd
2019-09-11T04:09:45 < Thorn> http://www.ti.com/product/TPS65987 is 404
2019-09-11T04:10:08 < englishman> it has some suffix D I think
2019-09-11T04:10:50 < englishman> is Google banned in Crimea?
2019-09-11T04:10:59 < Thorn> >0.4-mm Pitch
2019-09-11T04:10:59 < Thorn> >56 Pin
2019-09-11T04:11:01 < Thorn> wat
2019-09-11T04:11:53 < englishman> pro
2019-09-11T04:12:04 < Thorn> too pro
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2019-09-11T04:24:33 < upgrdman> windows pros, know of a good tool for testing sd cards? testing speed, size and not-corrupt.
2019-09-11T04:24:56 < Thorn> upgrdman is alive
2019-09-11T04:26:34 < upgrdman> indeed
2019-09-11T04:26:46 < upgrdman> i even autism'd a youtube video a few days ago
2019-09-11T04:29:58 < upgrdman> i bought a raspberry pi 4. not really sure why.
2019-09-11T04:30:11 < upgrdman> i better put it in my next video for max SEO
2019-09-11T04:41:08 < englishman> H2testw
2019-09-11T04:41:43 < englishman> idk about speed testing
2019-09-11T04:42:17 < englishman> sounds like there should be a billion apps to do just this
2019-09-11T04:45:36 < upgrdman> hmm h2testw works ok. and it reports speed so good enough
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2019-09-11T05:00:11 < Thorn> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32678087225.html one of the pictures shows a chip in the type C plug. I wonder if there's actually a chip and what exactly is it programmed to do
2019-09-11T05:01:10 < englishman> doesnt look like it has any chips inside. just some dumb pullup resistors, per usbc spec
2019-09-11T05:01:15 < englishman> its usb2 as well so doesnt need a chip
2019-09-11T05:01:53 < englishman> maybe download and read the FREE usb-c spec
2019-09-11T05:02:13 < englishman> active cables, required for usb3, are allowed to draw up to 600mA
2019-09-11T05:03:24 < Thorn> https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1wOsIaoLrK1Rjy0Fjq6zYXFXaF/Ugreen-USB-Type-C-Cable-for-Samsung-S9-S8-Fast-Charge-Type-C-Mobile-Phone-Charging.jpg
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2019-09-11T05:03:40 < Thorn> there is a ssop8
2019-09-11T05:03:59 < englishman> ha i got a different one
2019-09-11T05:03:59 < englishman> https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1ubAkXInrK1RjSspkq6yuvXXaJ.jpg
2019-09-11T05:04:16 < Thorn> it's probably the other side
2019-09-11T05:04:35 < englishman> no need for all that shit in a dumb 3a usb2 cable
2019-09-11T05:04:37 < englishman> chinks being chinks
2019-09-11T05:04:38 < Thorn> (but who knows really, they're all renders)
2019-09-11T05:05:40 < englishman> that one isnt even available in hot pink or any cool colours
2019-09-11T05:05:53 < englishman> i get my hot pink usbC cables from Digikey
2019-09-11T05:08:04 < Thorn> according to that picture the 56kΩ resistor somehow stabilizes the voltage lol
2019-09-11T05:08:15 < mawk> · Safe charging is more reassuning
2019-09-11T05:08:20 < mawk> I'm glad to know that
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2019-09-11T06:37:20 < ThatDamnRanga> I'm beginning to wonder what you /can/ do in an ISR context in mbed, jesus
2019-09-11T06:37:42 < ThatDamnRanga> they fuckin love their mutex
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2019-09-11T06:41:11 < ThatDamnRanga> *disables RTOS*
2019-09-11T06:43:03 < Thorn> such RT
2019-09-11T06:43:49 < ThatDamnRanga> It makes sense until you realise they've prevented even simple things like queue.push(), or more amusingly can.read();
2019-09-11T06:44:03 < ThatDamnRanga> like, cool... things you're probably gonna really want to do in the relevant ISR
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2019-09-11T06:47:09 < learningc> What's the best resource to learn STM3?
2019-09-11T06:47:10 < mawk> you can signal tasks ThatDamnRanga 
2019-09-11T06:47:13 < learningc> stm32
2019-09-11T06:47:17 < mawk> I know stm8 but not stm3
2019-09-11T06:47:18 < mawk> ah
2019-09-11T06:47:21 < mawk> ##stm32 obviously
2019-09-11T06:47:32 < mawk> myself I just read HAL code and reference manuals learningc 
2019-09-11T06:47:35 < mawk> and it goes fine
2019-09-11T06:49:48 < ThatDamnRanga> hmm... Looks like I'm going about this the wrong way
2019-09-11T06:50:34 < ThatDamnRanga> I /need/ the be able to do things in a vaguely multithreaded manner anyway. Can't exactly have the UI stop normal operation. And doing that with ISRs alone risks things clobbering each other
2019-09-11T06:51:37 < learningc> mawk, which reference manual exactly?
2019-09-11T06:52:17 < ThatDamnRanga> the reference manual for the chip of your choice
2019-09-11T06:52:59 < mawk> just wake up tasks from your ISRs ThatDamnRanga 
2019-09-11T06:53:28 < ThatDamnRanga> yeah, that might be a go... it's a rather large change from the singlethreaded way of thinking
2019-09-11T07:06:08 < learningc> I heard the HAL is bloated. Should I bother using it?
2019-09-11T07:06:39 < mawk> at least read it
2019-09-11T07:06:47 < mawk> when you don't get something
2019-09-11T07:06:56 < mawk> bloated is a point of view, use it if you wish
2019-09-11T07:07:13 < rajkosto> hal man bad use cmsis and stdperiph instead
2019-09-11T07:07:51 < mawk> lol
2019-09-11T07:08:02 < mawk> isn't stdperiph the old thing
2019-09-11T07:08:13 < rajkosto> its just functions that write to registers
2019-09-11T07:08:16 < rajkosto> no attempted "abstraction"
2019-09-11T07:08:30 < rajkosto> their parameters are well documented
2019-09-11T07:10:42 < ThatDamnRanga> I believe stdperiph is abandoned/deprecated now
2019-09-11T07:12:57 < rajkosto> its what comes with cmsis for the chips
2019-09-11T07:13:19 < learningc> So what should I use instaed of sdtpheriph?
2019-09-11T07:14:00 < mawk> try HAL for a couple days to learn the interfaces
2019-09-11T07:14:05 < mawk> or use libopencm3 for instance
2019-09-11T07:14:31 < ThatDamnRanga> You've got a number of options. The heavy and 'chip independent' mbed. The HAL which is a bit better. Or drop down a little further to CMSIS if you want something 'abstracted' but not very vendor specific. 
2019-09-11T07:14:49 < ThatDamnRanga> Or you could go all the way down and pretend you're playing on an AVR or PIC and register bash.
2019-09-11T07:15:18 < rajkosto> or use stdperiph which is just functions that register bash for ya
2019-09-11T07:18:13 < learningc> CMSIS is a library?
2019-09-11T07:18:41 < rajkosto> CMSIS are "packs" of c/h files that get copied into your project by your ide for hardware support
2019-09-11T07:18:41 < ThatDamnRanga> CMSIS is a 'standard' (ish) framework that forms part of the ARM standards
2019-09-11T07:19:09 < ThatDamnRanga> basically with the idea that core 'stuff' is really chip-independent... doesn't quite work like that in practice but eh
2019-09-11T07:19:33 < learningc> With CMSIS, I can use it for any stm32 devices?
2019-09-11T07:20:07 < ThatDamnRanga> any ARM devices
2019-09-11T07:20:47 < ThatDamnRanga> Honestly if this is all a bit deep right now, and you'd rather an 'arduino style' approach, check out mbed... and just disable the RTOS
2019-09-11T07:21:07 < rajkosto> whatever you do dont check out stm32duino
2019-09-11T07:21:38 < ThatDamnRanga> lol... An attempt was made, not a very good one, but one was made
2019-09-11T07:21:53 < mawk> CMSIS isn't like the other ones learningc 
2019-09-11T07:21:56 < mawk> it's just the registers and everything
2019-09-11T07:24:42 < learningc> well, I like to play at the register level
2019-09-11T07:24:51 < mawk> just CMSIS then
2019-09-11T07:25:02 < mawk> but LL (HAL's cousin) is fine for that too
2019-09-11T07:25:09 < mawk> it's like an inch above register level
2019-09-11T07:25:19 < mawk> helper functions to set individual parts of a register without the nasty bitshifting
2019-09-11T07:25:34 < learningc> Or can I just access with my own pointers to the register's address?
2019-09-11T07:25:44 < mawk> that's what you'd do with CMSIS
2019-09-11T07:25:54 < mawk> don't inflict that to yourself with magic numbers and everything
2019-09-11T07:25:56 < rajkosto> mawk, isnt that just this https://github.com/nematix/stm32f10x-stdperiph-lib/blob/master/Libraries/STM32F10x_StdPeriph_Driver/src/stm32f10x_i2c.c
2019-09-11T07:26:22 < mawk> that looks like HAL rajkosto 
2019-09-11T07:26:25 < mawk> LL is lower level
2019-09-11T07:26:27 < rajkosto> its stdperiph
2019-09-11T07:26:29 < mawk> yes
2019-09-11T07:26:32 < dongs> LL is disgusting
2019-09-11T07:26:35 < dongs> all the ugliness of HAL
2019-09-11T07:26:38 < mawk> lol
2019-09-11T07:26:39 < learningc> I also want to do some usb communication stuffs
2019-09-11T07:26:39 < dongs> but even less features
2019-09-11T07:26:48 < dongs> and LOL_EVERYTHING_IN_CAPS
2019-09-11T07:26:51 < dongs> fuck that shit
2019-09-11T07:26:54 < mawk> you're contradictory learningc 
2019-09-11T07:26:57 < rajkosto> mawk, i foudn it at a good abstraction level especially if you let the compiler optimize/inline those funcs
2019-09-11T07:26:59 < mawk> you want easy USB but you want register level access
2019-09-11T07:27:17 < mawk> I see rajkosto 
2019-09-11T07:27:47 < ThatDamnRanga> learningc, are you still 'learning c' or is the nick legacy?
2019-09-11T07:27:58 < rajkosto> they convert to a few register writes since all the #defines in stdperiph that you pass into the functions are already setup to match the bits that go into the registers
2019-09-11T07:28:27 < learningc> ThatDamnRanga, It's legacy right now. 
2019-09-11T07:28:53 < learningc> But in C you always have a bit to learn every year
2019-09-11T07:29:03 < ThatDamnRanga> I won't argue with that
2019-09-11T07:30:25 < learningc> Many are also suggesting moving to rust. Is it worth it?
2019-09-11T07:30:56 < learningc> let rust = c;
2019-09-11T07:40:32 < Thorn> ST has UM2050 about type c & pd
2019-09-11T07:42:12 < learningc> 100W on usc-c??
2019-09-11T07:42:18 < learningc> usb-c
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2019-09-11T08:00:17 < Thorn> learningc: I've always wondered how many of those who tell everyone to use rust are actual electronics designers. (my guess is about 0%)
2019-09-11T08:05:38 < learningc> Thorn, electronics designer at what level? chip design level or pcb design level?
2019-09-11T08:06:08 < Thorn> pcb/system/firmware of course
2019-09-11T08:07:17 < learningc> that's a norm these days
2019-09-11T08:16:35 < qyx> what, rust?
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2019-09-11T08:20:00 < ThatDamnRanga> FFS, I'm too ill for this issue
2019-09-11T08:20:07 < ThatDamnRanga> I've defined a function, it takes two arguments
2019-09-11T08:20:15 < ThatDamnRanga> but the compiler is absolutely certain it takes 3
2019-09-11T08:20:26 < ThatDamnRanga> what the hell am I doing wrong?
2019-09-11T08:24:04 < Thorn> sounds like python
2019-09-11T08:24:04 < Thorn> if it's c / c++ check your header file
2019-09-11T08:24:34  * qyx invokes host crystal ball
2019-09-11T08:24:38 < qyx> his
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2019-09-11T08:37:44 < ThatDamnRanga> Yes, my first feeling was python. And Thorn it's actually a function I wrote myself which makes it weirder. There's nothing 'unique' about callbacks right?
2019-09-11T08:38:08 < qyx> except they may be written wrong
2019-09-11T08:38:29 < qyx> you didn't even paste the code, which should be the first thing
2019-09-11T08:40:17 < ThatDamnRanga> Yeah hold up, I'll just paste a whole bunch of code which won't help you in any way
2019-09-11T08:40:22 < ThatDamnRanga> was hoping there was a generic answer.
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2019-09-11T08:58:26 < Thorn> why no type c to type c cables on aliexpress
2019-09-11T09:02:03 < ThatDamnRanga> because then they can't get away with skimping on the conductors
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2019-09-11T09:26:23 < learningc> ThatDamnRanga, which function?
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2019-09-11T12:09:06 < mrus> anyone else having lots of trouble using CubeIDE on macOS?
2019-09-11T12:20:16 < dongs> if you already know teh answer
2019-09-11T12:20:24 < dongs> why ask teh question
2019-09-11T12:21:20 < learningc> mrus, I have rouble on Windows
2019-09-11T12:22:18 < learningc> When I generate with the intergrated CubeMX then regenerated, it's not done properly
2019-09-11T12:22:40 < learningc> Anybody else has this issue?
2019-09-11T12:22:45 < mrus> I'm trying to figure out whether it's my macos setup that break Cube or whether it's Cube that breaks Cube.
2019-09-11T12:29:45 < grummund> woot a blinkin led :-)
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2019-09-11T13:08:19 < ThatDamnRanga> Head->desk();
2019-09-11T13:08:59 < ThatDamnRanga> Anyone see what's wrong with this line?   "_queue->call(this, &CANHandler::rxFrame, 1, data);
2019-09-11T13:08:59 < ThatDamnRanga> " (from within a member function of the CANHandler class) 
2019-09-11T13:09:06 < ThatDamnRanga> https://os.mbed.com/docs/mbed-os/v5.9/mbed-os-api-doxy/classevents_1_1_event_queue.html#a1f0ea78e7a5ce31534a233dbe97393a6 Method in question has documentation here
2019-09-11T13:09:15 < ThatDamnRanga> (_queue is a pointer to an EventQueue)
2019-09-11T13:14:35 < ThatDamnRanga> _queue? Yep. tis indeed
2019-09-11T13:15:48 < ThatDamnRanga> https://pastebin.com/Lq8PhTVf the error
2019-09-11T13:15:58 < ThatDamnRanga> it appears to be trying to call the class... instead of the member function?
2019-09-11T13:17:15 < ThatDamnRanga> the class that encapsulates the member function making that call
2019-09-11T13:17:24 < ThatDamnRanga> class name
2019-09-11T13:20:51 < ThatDamnRanga> I think it's, from what best I can tell... attempting to optimise 'this' out in a strange manner
2019-09-11T13:20:54 < ThatDamnRanga> Arf. 
2019-09-11T13:22:16 < ThatDamnRanga> My thoughts exactly
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2019-09-11T13:38:55 < ThatDamnRanga> Meet the solution, tried on a whim:   _queue->call(callback((this), &CANHandler::rxFrame), 1, data);
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2019-09-11T13:57:35 < jadew> finally! a netflix movie with full frontal nudity, which isn't a man's cock
2019-09-11T13:58:03 < ThatDamnRanga> This channel needs a quotesbot xD
2019-09-11T13:58:06 < jadew> I was beginning to think they don't have anything like that
2019-09-11T13:58:40 < ThatDamnRanga> I find it odd you felt the need to hilight you were talking about a 'man's' cock
2019-09-11T13:59:15 < jadew> well, they do have a lot of that
2019-09-11T14:00:44 < Cracki> they have a lot of women's cocks too?
2019-09-11T14:00:53 < Cracki> forget I asked, it's netflix
2019-09-11T14:01:22 < jadew> I think this is the first movie I see on netflix that has full female nudity
2019-09-11T14:02:05 < jadew> it's like they screen them out
2019-09-11T14:05:50 < Thorn> can I use this cable for > 5V Vbus and why not https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32864276247.html
2019-09-11T14:11:22 < grummund> how's the cable gonna know if it's overvolt?
2019-09-11T14:13:06 < Cracki> Thorn, I say yes because there's no other way to get 60 watts
2019-09-11T14:13:07 < qyx> the built in IC will know
2019-09-11T14:13:57 < grummund> what, usb cables have ic's now?
2019-09-11T14:14:19 < sync> for a few years, yes
2019-09-11T14:14:29 < Cracki> usbc ones for PD at least
2019-09-11T14:15:31 < grummund> where's the led?  where there's electronics there has to be an led.
2019-09-11T14:15:42 < Cracki> the whole cable will glow :>
2019-09-11T14:15:51 < Cracki> like in avatar
2019-09-11T14:17:00 < Cracki> boss wanted to put an usb c jack on a new design... gave up because all those pins, even if most can be tied to ground, weren't worth it
2019-09-11T14:17:23 < Thorn> you can get type c connectors with fewer pins
2019-09-11T14:17:39 < Thorn> only power + CC or same + D+/D- but no usb3 data
2019-09-11T14:17:45 < Cracki> he's the cheap type, looking to save cents
2019-09-11T14:18:12 < Cracki> also he has two shops and if they don't have it in stock reliably, he isn't using it
2019-09-11T14:18:21 < Thorn> this looks useful to test cables https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000077008310.html
2019-09-11T14:19:10 < Cracki> kek
2019-09-11T14:20:04 < Cracki> what's the common name for device-side connectors? jacks (vs plugs)?
2019-09-11T14:21:01 < Cracki> yeh I'm seeing usbc sockets (aha!) with 6 pins. i'll let boss know
2019-09-11T14:22:32 < Thorn> yes sockets
2019-09-11T14:24:30 < Cracki> digikey has double-digit-pinned usbc but nothing less, it seems
2019-09-11T14:24:37 < Cracki> at least our digikey
2019-09-11T14:26:45 < Cracki> and his other shop, schukat, appears to have no usb c sockets at all
2019-09-11T14:28:42 < Cracki> even digikey.com has only 14+ pins for any usb c
2019-09-11T14:30:11 < Thorn> check lcsc
2019-09-11T14:30:36 < Cracki> I'd bet they have it. aliex has them.
2019-09-11T14:32:44 < Cracki> lol he'd save a lot if he'd just take a step away from the "german engineering" mindset
2019-09-11T14:40:43 < Cracki> anyone got bad experiences with the "5 bucks / 100 pieces" usb c sockets off aliex or other chinese places?
2019-09-11T14:41:50 < Thorn> I'm using micro B from there without problems
2019-09-11T14:42:04 < Thorn> haven't tried type c yet
2019-09-11T14:47:41 < Cracki> it would sure be nice if usb sockets had standardized footprints you could rely on
2019-09-11T14:50:35 < Cracki> oh. the 6-pin ones are for usb PD only. no usb2 data pins.
2019-09-11T14:57:59 < dongs> there's a good chink type C socket with 14 pins
2019-09-11T14:58:06 < dongs> which has everything except highspeed lanes
2019-09-11T14:58:12 < dongs> and has wide traces for vcc/gnd
2019-09-11T14:58:34 < Cracki> yeh I've seen ~dozen-pin ones. not sure if boss had lost his patience with one of those or the full/dumb-pinned ones
2019-09-11T14:59:18 < Cracki> I'll need to get him away from this stable supply chain obsession
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2019-09-11T15:55:09 < jadew> Haohmaru, true, but movie nudity is different
2019-09-11T15:56:07 < jadew> I wish there was a different footprint between 0603 and 0402
2019-09-11T15:57:32 < englishman> Thorn: probably not. no cc wires
2019-09-11T15:58:14 < englishman> hence why it says quickdongs and not pd
2019-09-11T15:58:15 < Thorn> wtf I just ordered 2 of them
2019-09-11T15:58:28 < Thorn> no cc wires in renders?
2019-09-11T15:58:39 < englishman> quickdongs is 9v I think but all closedsores shit? never used it
2019-09-11T15:59:01 < Thorn> it does say pd in the lot name
2019-09-11T15:59:04 < Cracki> quick, cancel the order
2019-09-11T15:59:07 < englishman> why are you shopping this awful chinese trash
2019-09-11T15:59:30 < Thorn> anyway I ordered socket breakouts, will test
2019-09-11T15:59:58 < englishman> oh it says pd 60w
2019-09-11T16:00:02 < englishman> you should be fine
2019-09-11T16:00:04 < Cracki> it does claim PD and 60 watts. if it doesn't do that when you have it in hand, you get your money back
2019-09-11T16:00:30 < englishman> that's 20v/3a but normally you find 20v/2.25a adapters for 45w
2019-09-11T16:00:39 < englishman> what do you need it for
2019-09-11T16:01:26 < englishman> $2 is pretty good
2019-09-11T16:01:47 < Cracki> maybe it does its own protocol between the plugs and needs only one wire for that.
2019-09-11T16:02:42 < Cracki> nvm, no 5th wire. maybe it's doing fuckery on the usb lines
2019-09-11T16:03:41 < Thorn> at least type a to µb ugreen cables are not awful trash
2019-09-11T16:04:04 < Thorn> hopefully type c aren't either
2019-09-11T16:06:42 < englishman> haven't seen a bad type c cable yet, the usb3 ones are huge tho
2019-09-11T16:08:36 < Thorn> these are 2.0
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2019-09-11T16:14:19 < dongs> yes, im using ugreen shit for my customers
2019-09-11T16:14:24 < dongs> i charge them 10x of what china chargers me
2019-09-11T16:14:28 < dongs> they do not complain at all
2019-09-11T16:18:39 < Cracki> you sell people a ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* SOLUTION *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧
2019-09-11T16:23:40 < dongs> yes
2019-09-11T16:25:09 < Thorn> reviews say "supports pd 3.0"
2019-09-11T16:25:19 < Thorn> not sure how pro the reviewer is of course
2019-09-11T16:30:28 < Thorn> https://www.cbsnews.com/news/launch-pad-fire-grounds-japanese-rocket-station-cargo-capsule-2019-09-10/
2019-09-11T16:34:16 < day> dongs: you forward your jobs to china? :P
2019-09-11T16:36:18 < englishman> Thorn: yes, I am aware. it says usb2 all over.
2019-09-11T16:36:38 < englishman> Thorn: pd3.0 is not usb 3.0
2019-09-11T16:37:03 < Thorn> yeah I understand
2019-09-11T16:37:15 < englishman> seriously stop smoking krokodil and go read some FREE datasheets
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2019-09-11T16:58:04 < Thorn> I'm reading standards, but real life is another things, and the Chinese don't supply datasheets with their cables (or chargers, etc.)
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2019-09-11T17:35:46 < dongs> However, at the high end, the MPU-9250 VDDIO can be as high as 3.6V, whereas ICM-20948 VDDIO is limited to 1.95V. This may
2019-09-11T17:35:49 < dongs> entail redesign of the power supply to bring the VDDIO voltage in the range of ICM-20948.
2019-09-11T17:35:52 < dongs> haha fuck off invensense/tdk
2019-09-11T17:35:59 < dongs> why would you release a part with 1.8V VDDIO max
2019-09-11T17:38:05 < Thorn> "we want to support multiple i/o voltages as long as they are 1.8V"
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2019-09-11T17:42:14 < englishman> isn't invensense dead
2019-09-11T17:42:21 < englishman> st shit works gr8
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2019-09-11T18:01:05 < Steffanx> Does st shit have a secret binary blob sensor fuse stuff?
2019-09-11T18:01:18 < zyp> dongs, did you find that tracking number?
2019-09-11T18:06:33 < englishman> for dumb spi accelerometers/gyros? ofc
2019-09-11T18:07:12 < englishman> oh for sensor fusion no idea, doesn't invensense do it onchip so it's kinda hidden too (and undocumented iirc)
2019-09-11T18:10:31 < Thorn> >design a 1A flyback
2019-09-11T18:10:40 < Thorn> >realize you need a 5A flyback
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2019-09-11T19:00:51 < Cracki> copy paste^4
2019-09-11T19:02:23 < Thorn> flyback fusion
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2019-09-11T19:08:27 < Thorn> new B-G474E-DPOW1 board with g4 for smps prototyping
2019-09-11T19:08:54 < Thorn> https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/products/evaluation-tools/product-evaluation-tools/mcu-mpu-eval-tools/stm32-mcu-mpu-eval-tools/stm32-discovery-kits/b-g474e-dpow1.html
2019-09-11T19:10:25 < zyp> what's the tl;dr on HRTimer?
2019-09-11T19:11:10 < Thorn> apparently just as powerful as TI C28 timers
2019-09-11T19:11:39 < Thorn> good enough for multiphase pwm
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2019-09-11T19:11:42 < zyp> I don't know C28, does it have the same N2HET as TI RM4?
2019-09-11T19:12:03 < Thorn> dunno about that
2019-09-11T19:12:59 < zyp> N2HET runs it's own bytecode thing
2019-09-11T19:13:13 < zyp> so you can run logic directly on the timer
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2019-09-11T19:14:04 < zyp> pretty cool, maybe the only peripheral in RM4 I really like the design of
2019-09-11T19:14:13 < Thorn> no I don't think it has that
2019-09-11T19:14:33 < Thorn> the closest thing I've seen would be the SCTimer in lpc15xx
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2019-09-11T19:22:43 < Steffanx> SCT is more a huge state machine
2019-09-11T19:31:30 < qyx> Thorn: multiphase pwm can be made with a common timer
2019-09-11T19:31:51 < qyx> asl long as current regulation is used
2019-09-11T19:32:28 < qyx> also hrtimer is old, F373 has it too iirc
2019-09-11T19:32:30 < Thorn> what about 3 sine waves 120° apart
2019-09-11T19:33:02 < qyx> sine wave is not pwm
2019-09-11T19:33:08 < qyx> thats a difference
2019-09-11T19:35:29 < Thorn> pwm'd sine waves
2019-09-11T19:42:04 < Thorn> why are they talkiing about builtin resistors in those type c to type c cables
2019-09-11T19:42:28 < Thorn> isn't it supposed to be pass through so that the 2 sides can negotiate with each other
2019-09-11T19:42:37 < Thorn> using PD
2019-09-11T19:43:24 < qyx> probably to mark the cable capability? how is it done?
2019-09-11T19:46:03 < Thorn> need to rtfm more
2019-09-11T19:46:35 < Thorn> also what is the difference between pd2.0 and pd3.0 (I found a cheap type c / pd2.0 v1.2 controller)
2019-09-11T19:52:09 < Thorn> so, mcu with usb, usb hub, 2x power switches, 2x type c controllers, 2x esd protection, 2x type c usb2.0 connectors, and that's a minimum
2019-09-11T19:52:17 < Thorn> suddenly ethernet is easier
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2019-09-11T19:54:56 < Cracki> 3 sine waves 120 degs apart?
2019-09-11T19:55:19 < Cracki> yeh use the timer that can do channels 1-3 plus complementary channels
2019-09-11T19:55:43 < Cracki> then set up a sine table for duty cycles, then keep running through that
2019-09-11T19:58:19 < englishman> Thorn: you're not going to get 60W from Ethernet
2019-09-11T19:58:30 < englishman> and if you are, usb-c is probably easier and cheaper
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2019-09-11T20:11:12 < zyp> englishman, according to a quick glance at wikipedia, 802.3bt would allow that
2019-09-11T20:12:07 < zyp> as far as I'm reading the spec, each port can deliver up to 100W (and then there will be 71W available at the end device after cable losses)
2019-09-11T20:12:20 < englishman> cool, they have really stepped it up
2019-09-11T20:13:14 < Thorn> is there PoWiFi
2019-09-11T20:13:14 < zyp> for reference, af is 15.4W delivered, 12.95W after losses, at is 30W delivered, 25.5W after losses
2019-09-11T20:14:56 < mawk> lol Thorn 
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2019-09-11T20:17:59 < Cracki> cable radiating 29 watts, nice
2019-09-11T20:18:16 < Cracki> (at max length)
2019-09-11T20:18:32 < catphish> morning
2019-09-11T20:21:38 < zyp> Cracki, if max length is 100m, that's 0.29 W/m
2019-09-11T20:21:54 < zyp> not super dramatic
2019-09-11T20:22:05 < Cracki> indeed not. sounds quite safe.
2019-09-11T20:22:32 < Cracki> maybe it's time to switch to alternating current to combat the losses
2019-09-11T20:22:48 < Cracki> to go into the kilovolts
2019-09-11T20:22:53 < zyp> compare to standard 230V circuits
2019-09-11T20:23:07 < zyp> e.g. I charge my car with 16A on 2.5mm2 conductors
2019-09-11T20:23:08 < Cracki> yeh std mains runs on way more copper tho
2019-09-11T20:23:21 < zyp> that's about 1.7 W/m per conductor
2019-09-11T20:23:52 < zyp> 3.4 W/m for a single phase run, 5.1 W/m for a three phase run
2019-09-11T20:24:26 < zyp> way more copper, but also a couple orders of magnitude more power
2019-09-11T20:27:45 < Cracki> I wonder what happens when you make an ethernet cable dissipate 1.7 W/m
2019-09-11T20:28:27 < Cracki> it'd get hotter than mains wiring because of all the shielding and isolation I'd bet
2019-09-11T20:29:31 < zyp> I'm not sure it makes a difference if it runs through conduit in an insulated wall
2019-09-11T20:30:45 < Cracki> good point
2019-09-11T20:31:45 < mawk> why would it combat loss Cracki ? because it's expensive to make high voltage DC ?
2019-09-11T20:31:57 < mawk> but that's not in the cable itself, that's at the PoE emitter and receiver
2019-09-11T20:32:22 < Cracki> someone tried explaining it to me once. skin effect or something. the copper not actually conducting.
2019-09-11T20:32:35 < mawk> yes
2019-09-11T20:32:42 < mawk> but skin effect makes AC worse than DC
2019-09-11T20:32:52 < mawk> it lowers the effective copper section
2019-09-11T20:32:53 < zyp> that's my impression too
2019-09-11T20:33:15 < zyp> skin effect and inductance causes increasing losses with frequency
2019-09-11T20:33:25 < zyp> whereas DC only has plain resistive losses
2019-09-11T20:33:26 < mawk> but indeed if you factor in the conversion losses of DC to DC maybe AC is better
2019-09-11T20:33:31 < mawk> you just need a transformer
2019-09-11T20:33:45 < Thorn> iirc if the 2 conductors are very close to each other you get something similar to skin effect even at DC
2019-09-11T20:33:56 < zyp> capacitance?
2019-09-11T20:34:08 < Cracki> that might be a historical advantage only. I remember hearing about high voltage dc-dc conversion being quite effective
2019-09-11T20:34:19 < Cracki> at least getting some research love
2019-09-11T20:35:15 < zyp> yeah, I think the traditional AC advantage was because transformers are easy
2019-09-11T20:35:30 < Cracki> otoh 48v isn't so good for connectors already. if someone unplugs the cable at higher voltages...
2019-09-11T20:35:37 < mawk> like free carrier displacement inside the wire Thorn ? because they are close
2019-09-11T20:36:03 < Thorn> something like that
2019-09-11T20:36:04 < Thorn> can't find it in google
2019-09-11T20:38:03 < Thorn> proximity effect probably
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2019-09-11T21:23:24 < qyx> englishman: why not, 802.3at should do it, should't it?
2019-09-11T21:23:41 < qyx> oh zyp si pedantic
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2019-09-11T21:40:05 < zyp> qyx, af and at doesn't, bt does
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2019-09-11T22:08:37 < kakimir> bought 802.11ax wifi/bluetooth card
2019-09-11T22:08:56 < zyp> got an ax AP too?
2019-09-11T22:09:09 < kakimir> nope
2019-09-11T22:09:18 < zyp> planning to get one?
2019-09-11T22:09:23 < kakimir> nope
2019-09-11T22:09:29 < zyp> then why?
2019-09-11T22:09:45 < kakimir> I asked for the best card to have bluetooth highest number possible
2019-09-11T22:09:54 < kakimir> to my PC
2019-09-11T22:09:55 < zyp> oh, heh
2019-09-11T22:10:14 < kakimir> it just happens to have wifi also
2019-09-11T22:10:29 < Cracki> oh, I'm in the market for a bluetooth thingy for my desktop too but only cheap shit pls
2019-09-11T22:10:39 < zyp> what are you using bluetooth for?
2019-09-11T22:10:51 < kakimir> input devices, audio
2019-09-11T22:11:21 < kakimir> at the moment but better be one step ahead
2019-09-11T22:12:00 < zyp> fair
2019-09-11T22:12:30 < zyp> I used to have a bluetooth mouse, but I got tired of keeping it charged a few years ago and switched to a wired one
2019-09-11T22:12:55 < kakimir> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-AX-200-Wireless-M-2-WiFi-adapter-2-4Gbps-Bluetooth-5-0-WLAN-AX200NGW/372745706357 + https://www.ebay.com/itm/M-2-NGFF-Wireless-Card-to-PCI-e-1X-Desktop-WIFI-WLAN-CARD-bracket-for-8260-7265/282061806737
2019-09-11T22:13:09 < zyp> and last I tried using a bluetooth headset with a computer, that was a pretty unsatisfying experience, but that was also many years ago
2019-09-11T22:13:39 < kakimir> bluetooth audio is about useless without aptX
2019-09-11T22:13:50 < zyp> works fine with my phone, so I guess computer just had shitty bluetooth
2019-09-11T22:14:20 < zyp> hmm, I think my headset is just too old to have aptx
2019-09-11T22:14:43 < kakimir> bluetooth driver needs to have aptX support
2019-09-11T22:14:45 < zyp> I've got the MM550, I see there's a MM550-X with aptx, so I guess mine doesn't
2019-09-11T22:15:06 < zyp> but eh
2019-09-11T22:15:21 < zyp> it's old and fairly worn out, and I don't use it often nowadays
2019-09-11T22:15:45 < zyp> I'd get a qc35 or something if I used it often enough to justify one
2019-09-11T22:16:14 < kakimir> I wear headphones 8hours a day
2019-09-11T22:17:02 < Steffanx> poor ears
2019-09-11T22:17:29 < kakimir> if I only could justify to get them best wireless headphones from sony or bose
2019-09-11T22:17:47 < Steffanx> does sony even do aptx yet?
2019-09-11T22:18:25 < Steffanx> my sony Sony WH-1000XM3 doesnt do aptx iirc
2019-09-11T22:18:41 < kakimir> https://www.aptx.com/products/sony-wh-1000xm3
2019-09-11T22:18:42 < Steffanx> oh it does.
2019-09-11T22:18:56 < Steffanx> not sure what made me thing it didnt
2019-09-11T22:19:07 < zyp> if I were wearing headphones 8 hours a day I would have bought qc35 years ago
2019-09-11T22:19:29 < kakimir> maybe your host devices don't support or have aptx enabled Steffanx
2019-09-11T22:19:38 < Steffanx> it does kakimir
2019-09-11T22:20:05 < Steffanx> i use some avantree priva 3
2019-09-11T22:21:43 < Steffanx> Oh now i remember. it's apt-x low latency it doesnt do.
2019-09-11T22:23:17 < kakimir> ?
2019-09-11T22:23:25 < kakimir> aptX but not low latency?
2019-09-11T22:24:27 < Steffanx> si
2019-09-11T22:24:39 < kakimir> Si Si
2019-09-11T22:24:59 < Steffanx> no bubbles.
2019-09-11T22:28:17 < qyx> zyp: switch to a non-bluetooth wireless mouse
2019-09-11T22:28:45 < zyp> yeah, that could have been one option too
2019-09-11T22:28:46 < qyx> I have a logitech one (M235) and I am replacing the AA battery once a year
2019-09-11T22:29:20 < qyx> in the past I had M305 iirc, it was more power hungy, single AA cell every 2-3 months
2019-09-11T22:29:33 < zyp> I have a logitech K400+ that I use whenever I need a keyboard/touchpad for something, still haven't changed batteries since I bought it
2019-09-11T22:29:40 < qyx> then M185, that was much better
2019-09-11T22:29:54 < Steffanx> At work i have some that is just chargable with a microusb cable, dont really hate that either.
2019-09-11T22:29:57 < kakimir> I used mx1000 until laser died
2019-09-11T22:30:15 < zyp> I'm currently using my old MX510
2019-09-11T22:30:16 < kakimir> took one replacement of lipo cell
2019-09-11T22:30:37 < zyp> that I probably bought in 2004 or so
2019-09-11T22:31:27 < kakimir> still relevant mouse
2019-09-11T22:31:42 < kakimir> but eventually lasör dies
2019-09-11T22:32:12 < zyp> bought MX510 in ~2004, used it until I switched computers in 2008, then I went wireless for a while until one day battery was dead and I dug out MX510 because I needed a working mouse
2019-09-11T22:32:17 < zyp> and then I just kept using it since
2019-09-11T22:32:35 < Steffanx> y no magic apple mouse
2019-09-11T22:32:43 < zyp> I actually think I went through two wireless mice
2019-09-11T22:32:49 < zyp> Steffanx, yeah, that was one of them
2019-09-11T22:32:55 < Steffanx> i see
2019-09-11T22:33:43 < zyp> nice enough except battery bullshit
2019-09-11T22:34:09 < kakimir> logitech made mediocre wireless mouses between mx1000 and mxmaster
2019-09-11T22:34:50 < zyp> I got a M500 for work, works well enough
2019-09-11T22:35:08 < Steffanx> M500 shotgun.
2019-09-11T22:35:50 < kakimir> when do we play CS:GO Steffanx?
2019-09-11T22:36:20 < zyp> people still play that?
2019-09-11T22:36:35 < kakimir> dust2
2019-09-11T22:37:08 < kakimir> I mean I have not heard there would be new CS anytime soon
2019-09-11T22:37:31 < Steffanx> i never played CS kakimir.
2019-09-11T22:37:46 < kakimir> 1.6?
2019-09-11T22:37:49 < Steffanx> i only played TrueCombat:Elite 
2019-09-11T22:37:59 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-11T22:38:00 < Steffanx> which had a remake of dust: https://gamebanana.com/maps/125832
2019-09-11T22:38:45 < Steffanx> best game ever.
2019-09-11T22:38:45 < kakimir> is truecombat:elite still alive?
2019-09-11T22:38:49 < Steffanx> nah
2019-09-11T22:38:54 < Steffanx> some still play it
2019-09-11T22:38:54 < zyp> I've never played CS:GO, but I played the older versions a bit when I were a kid
2019-09-11T22:39:05 < zyp> wasn't any good at it though
2019-09-11T22:39:08 < kakimir> I think it suddenly just died around 2010 or so
2019-09-11T22:39:24 < zyp> 1.4-1.6-ish
2019-09-11T22:39:42 < Steffanx> Talking about TC:E kakimir? Not sure if it was 2010, but yeah it died
2019-09-11T22:39:44 < zyp> IIRC 1.6 was the first version on steam
2019-09-11T22:39:45 < Steffanx> but not really suddenly.
2019-09-11T22:39:57 < zyp> I played that, and a couple of the ones before steam
2019-09-11T22:40:54 < Steffanx> I want them to make games like C&C, Red Alert 1/2, maybe Generals, but they dont seem to do that no more.
2019-09-11T22:41:48 < zyp> red alert 2 was fun, never really liked generals that much
2019-09-11T22:42:49 < kakimir> I mean what is that bullshit that you cannot lay down or peek behind wall in CS
2019-09-11T22:42:54 < MrMobius> I had some kind of ini script for Red Aler where you could control what units each side can build and change all of their attributes
2019-09-11T22:43:09 < Steffanx> Yeah MrMobius
2019-09-11T22:43:13 < MrMobius> so you could make albert einstein a buildable unit and give him the same attack as a tesla coil but 10x faster
2019-09-11T22:43:18 < zyp> I remember I made some custom maps for red alert 2
2019-09-11T22:43:19 < Steffanx> Final Alert <3
2019-09-11T22:43:30 < Steffanx> 2
2019-09-11T22:45:41 < kakimir> BBL>
2019-09-11T22:46:01 < Steffanx> Goodbye mr kakimir
2019-09-11T22:46:29 < zyp> *yawn*
2019-09-11T22:46:49 < zyp> I'm reintegrating a bunch of workcode
2019-09-11T22:47:27 < zyp> used to have four simulink blobs on my platform, finally convinced coworker to bundle them all up in a single blob
2019-09-11T22:47:41 < zyp> so now I get to update everything that interfaces with it
2019-09-11T22:47:50 < Steffanx> Dont you have like 5 months of parental leave time in norway?
2019-09-11T22:48:58 < zyp> more like 12, but there's conditions on taking the leave
2019-09-11T22:49:07 < Steffanx> 12 weeks that is?
2019-09-11T22:49:13 < zyp> doesn't really matter, I'm technically using my vacation time now
2019-09-11T22:49:18 < zyp> no, months, like 50 weeks
2019-09-11T22:49:22 < zyp> split between both parents
2019-09-11T22:49:23 < Steffanx> wut
2019-09-11T22:49:34 < Steffanx> damn
2019-09-11T22:49:47 < zyp> but I might not be able to use any of it :p
2019-09-11T22:53:50 < Steffanx> At least it makes you feel important :(0
2019-09-11T22:53:53 < Steffanx> :) 
2019-09-11T22:54:21 < zyp> anyway, my employer is pretty flexible regarding both working hours and working from home, so I figure I can be flexible in return, getting shit that needs to be done done
2019-09-11T22:54:42 < zyp> so I'm working part time from home this week
2019-09-11T22:55:00 < zyp> hence why I'm working at this hour :p
2019-09-11T22:55:57 < Steffanx> ~22.00 is a good working hour
2019-09-11T22:56:03 < zyp> also, instead of spending my remaining four weeks of vacation all at once, I can instead work part time for a longer period
2019-09-11T22:56:35 < zyp> yeah, I remember when I were a student I were always more productive in the evenings than the mornings
2019-09-11T22:57:32 < fenugrec> any interest here in repair videos ? I'm fixing a 3ph servo drive board, probably going to film some of it
2019-09-11T22:57:52 < Steffanx> Will you talk like rossman?
2019-09-11T22:58:00 < Steffanx> louis.
2019-09-11T22:58:11 < Steffanx> or more like dave?
2019-09-11T22:59:07 < fenugrec> not rossman, although I could complain about the board manufacturer
2019-09-11T23:00:39 < Steffanx> Anyway, idk. i dont watch many repair vids. but perhaps...
2019-09-11T23:01:08 < fenugrec> hehe I don't sound like Dave either, you risk being sorely disappointed
2019-09-11T23:01:32 < Steffanx> Nah you are keeping the expectations low.
2019-09-11T23:02:16 < zyp> hmm, fucking autogenerated struct member names have some random-ish letter suffix and apparently they changed
2019-09-11T23:02:40 < zyp> so even though the new wrapper model mostly exports same buses as before, I need to rename that bullshit
2019-09-11T23:04:39 < zyp> also somehow not all names have that suffix, idk what the point is
2019-09-11T23:05:08 < Steffanx> auto-generated code that is inconsistent? Fun fun.
2019-09-11T23:06:11 < zyp> well, it's been consistent before, I guess it's based on a hash or some shit and now the change was big enough to change the hash input
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2019-09-11T23:12:58 < zyp> oh well, this is fairly dumb search and replace work, done with one of the two files that maps network signals to simulink buses
2019-09-11T23:13:39 < zyp> and then it'll be the task that actually runs the models
2019-09-11T23:16:19 < jadew> who was making a pnp machine?
2019-09-11T23:16:23 < jadew> catphish, was that you?
2019-09-11T23:16:31 < catphish> jadew: yes
2019-09-11T23:16:38 < jadew> how did it turn out?
2019-09-11T23:16:42 < catphish> jadew: but i essentially failed
2019-09-11T23:16:55 < jadew> oh, what happened?
2019-09-11T23:17:00 < catphish> jadew: well, it was interesting, but ultimately not useful
2019-09-11T23:17:01 < Steffanx> no you gave up, that's something else as failing
2019-09-11T23:17:37 < catphish> it picked, it placed, i couldn't be bothered to finish it and build feeders
2019-09-11T23:17:51 < jadew> I see
2019-09-11T23:18:00 < catphish> ultimately, it seemed like the setup effort was just too great for it to be useful
2019-09-11T23:18:13 < catphish> was a fun project though
2019-09-11T23:18:25 < jadew> you mean to set it up for a job?
2019-09-11T23:18:36 < Cracki> screw feeders, go all in with the optics and have it pick up birdfeed from a loose tray
2019-09-11T23:19:02 < catphish> jadew: yes, setting up a job
2019-09-11T23:19:10 < zyp> catphish, you wouldn't have a need for 100x STM32L052R8T6 for any of your projects? :p
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2019-09-11T23:20:45 < catphish> zyp: sounds unlikely :) i've never produced more than 1 of anything ;)
2019-09-11T23:21:09 < zyp> no wonder you didn't find any need for a P&P :p
2019-09-11T23:21:11 < catphish> my nfc was l0, but i forget which one, and i was too lazy to design a case or software for it
2019-09-11T23:21:46 < zyp> I fucked up the BOM for my new nfc batch and got the 64 pin variant instead of the 48 pin variant
2019-09-11T23:21:47 < catphish> zyp: this is my problem, i never find the interest in finishing any of my designs :)
2019-09-11T23:21:55 < catphish> oops
2019-09-11T23:21:55 < zyp> so now I have a pile of the 64 pin ones to get rid of :p
2019-09-11T23:22:43 < catphish> zyp: my nfc only uses 32 pin :)
2019-09-11T23:23:05 < catphish> https://i.imgur.com/o4ZSdrO.jpg
2019-09-11T23:23:19 < zyp> ah
2019-09-11T23:23:34 < zyp> IMO 32 pin is not worthwhile
2019-09-11T23:23:56 < catphish> it's worthwhile if it's cheap and all you need i guess
2019-09-11T23:23:57 < zyp> last I checked they were more expensive and/or less available than 48 pin and consumes same area
2019-09-11T23:24:34 < catphish> device in its case, i'm glad i got better at cleaning flux https://i.imgur.com/wWqc9K5.jpg
2019-09-11T23:24:52 < zyp> one could argue they are easier to solder, but next to the qfn that matters fuckall
2019-09-11T23:25:09 < catphish> true, never had a problem soldering any of the stm32
2019-09-11T23:25:18 < zyp> if you can't solder 0.5mm pitch qfp, forget about qfn :p
2019-09-11T23:25:42 < catphish> the qfn was hell because of too much solder on the centre pad
2019-09-11T23:26:08 < catphish> hot plate works great, but qfn loves to float
2019-09-11T23:26:19 < zyp> I've mostly gotten burned by shitty footprints
2019-09-11T23:26:43 < jadew> I want a pnp machine that can do 0402
2019-09-11T23:26:45 < zyp> qfn behaves nicely with a decent footprint, behaves like shit with a terrible one
2019-09-11T23:26:55 < jadew> doing that stuff by hand is just annoying
2019-09-11T23:27:04 < jadew> it's like handling specks of dirt
2019-09-11T23:27:33 < zyp> IMO placing 0402 is easy enough, but you need to have good control of the paste application
2019-09-11T23:27:37 < catphish> yeah my problem was the kicad footprint, huge aperture on the paste template on the centre pad :(
2019-09-11T23:27:44 < zyp> otherwise they tombstone too easily
2019-09-11T23:28:02 < zyp> catphish, nah, I'm not talking about stencil, I'm talking about the actual pads
2019-09-11T23:28:03 < catphish> with a solder paste template, i found all passives trivial
2019-09-11T23:28:05 < jadew> zyp, by that you mean not too much paste?
2019-09-11T23:28:16 < zyp> jadew, or just evenly applied
2019-09-11T23:28:19 < catphish> zyp: my problem was the template, too much paste on the pad
2019-09-11T23:28:32 < zyp> sure
2019-09-11T23:28:40 < catphish> large pad is fine, but needs very little paste
2019-09-11T23:29:17 < catphish> though that's an assumption
2019-09-11T23:29:26 < catphish> i've never done it right
2019-09-11T23:29:37 < Cracki> don't get confused, thermal pads like less paste, but 0402 birdfeed is pretty tolerant to how much paste the pads get
2019-09-11T23:29:49 < zyp> https://bin.jvnv.net/file/QW7ZG.png <- here's a board I did many years ago, made three of them
2019-09-11T23:30:04 < zyp> U8 (in the middle of the board) soldered nicely on all three of them
2019-09-11T23:30:23 < zyp> the other qfn in the upper left corner barely worked on one IIRC
2019-09-11T23:30:24 < catphish> oh yeah, passives are trivial
2019-09-11T23:30:37 < catphish> i use 0603, never had an issue
2019-09-11T23:30:38 < Cracki> 0402 is standard even for the "cheap" pnps
2019-09-11T23:30:55 < zyp> Cracki, just prone to tombstoning
2019-09-11T23:30:59 < zyp> is my experience
2019-09-11T23:31:01 < Cracki> biggest worry should be that the nozzle isn't too large :>
2019-09-11T23:31:07 < Cracki> good point yes
2019-09-11T23:31:17 < catphish> my nozzle is probably much too large
2019-09-11T23:31:31 < zyp> I still do 0603 on everything because I got fed up with 0402 tombstoning like eight years ago :p
2019-09-11T23:31:32 < Cracki> I think we "fixed" tombstoning by having them mashed a little more into the paste
2019-09-11T23:31:43 < zyp> even though I don't assemble stuff myself much anymore
2019-09-11T23:31:47 < Cracki> or whoever did the postbake control just dealt with it
2019-09-11T23:32:16 < catphish> i've only ever assembled with tweezers, so meh
2019-09-11T23:32:32 < jadew> I do manual pnp with a vacuum pump
2019-09-11T23:32:58 < jadew> zyp, who does assembly for you? dongs?
2019-09-11T23:32:59 < catphish> that sounds nice, tweezers are actually suck
2019-09-11T23:33:17 < jadew> catphish, I still use them for heavy components
2019-09-11T23:33:29 < zyp> jadew, yes, or people he knows
2019-09-11T23:33:32 < Cracki> wat? I'd use the cup for big chips and tweezers for small stuff
2019-09-11T23:34:20 < Cracki> is a manual pump for small components even feasible?
2019-09-11T23:34:29 < jadew> Cracki, the pump is not manual
2019-09-11T23:34:42 < Cracki> no cup that can compensate non-vertical approach
2019-09-11T23:34:45 < jadew> just the pnp part is
2019-09-11T23:34:53 < Cracki> well yes it's motor-operated but hand-moved
2019-09-11T23:34:58 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-11T23:35:05 < jadew> I move them with a bent needle that I made
2019-09-11T23:35:56 < jadew> http://5.12.176.60/stuff/needle.jpg
2019-09-11T23:36:31 < jadew> I used a medical needle and filed it into that shape
2019-09-11T23:36:37 < Cracki> how gentle of a bend? or did ya fill it to keep it from collapsing at the bend?
2019-09-11T23:36:43 < Cracki> ah filed
2019-09-11T23:36:44 < catphish> https://i.imgur.com/c9cEn8e.jpg
2019-09-11T23:36:57 < catphish> my pnp was lovely, shame it was crap :)
2019-09-11T23:37:42 < jadew> catphish, looks very nice
2019-09-11T23:37:46 < jadew> I would have pushed forward
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2019-09-11T23:39:39 < catphish> i spent a lot of time designing all the parts, and it "sorta" worked https://i.imgur.com/DlJUkeW.jpg
2019-09-11T23:40:23 < jadew> it lacks computer vision
2019-09-11T23:40:26 < catphish> https://i.imgur.com/Pgmpjv7.png
2019-09-11T23:40:31 < catphish> nope
2019-09-11T23:40:36 < jadew> oh, neat
2019-09-11T23:41:18 < catphish> https://i.imgur.com/TL6DZXD.png
2019-09-11T23:41:34 < catphish> it largely worked, and was able to align things with its cameras
2019-09-11T23:41:58 < catphish> but... actually setting up a job and components was a huge undertaking
2019-09-11T23:42:08 < catphish> and the failure rate was... high
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2019-09-11T23:42:37 < jadew> too bad
2019-09-11T23:42:42 < Cracki> aaah pls fix lighting. incident angle must be a lot closer to the horizon. you have near noon light there, which causes the reflections
2019-09-11T23:43:09 < catphish> yeah the lighting wasn't great, needed diffusing or angling
2019-09-11T23:43:22 < catphish> the camera was mounted in the back of he head: the samera 
2019-09-11T23:43:23 < Cracki> diffusion doesn't help if it's still in view of that mirror
2019-09-11T23:43:27 < catphish> * https://i.imgur.com/MfPkIeO.png
2019-09-11T23:43:41 < Cracki> basically, move reflections off-picture, so lights must be outside that viewing pyramid
2019-09-11T23:43:57 < Cracki> glad that there's software already
2019-09-11T23:44:07 < catphish> openpnp is cool
2019-09-11T23:44:15 < Cracki> I wonder how bad their code is
2019-09-11T23:44:24 < Cracki> I know opencv, I don't know what they do with it
2019-09-11T23:45:46 < catphish> it's quite custimizable
2019-09-11T23:45:58 < jadew> catphish, have you tried this? https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/OctoPNP/
2019-09-11T23:46:00 < catphish> the user is expected to build opencv flows
2019-09-11T23:46:19 < catphish> haven't seen that
2019-09-11T23:46:29 < catphish> anyway, i gave up on this long enough
2019-09-11T23:46:44 < catphish> someone with more money than me can build my boards
2019-09-11T23:47:05 < catphish> *long ago
2019-09-11T23:47:21 < jadew> I'm surprised a 500 to 600 pnp isn't already on the market
2019-09-11T23:47:34 < jadew> they're not much different from a 3d printer
2019-09-11T23:48:09 < catphish> there are some i think for a few 1000s
2019-09-11T23:48:19 < jadew> yeah, but that's not 500
2019-09-11T23:48:52 < catphish> even my diy device was around 1000!
2019-09-11T23:49:08 < catphish> i forget why
2019-09-11T23:49:08 < jadew> diy will always be more expensive, especially if you do it from scratch
2019-09-11T23:49:15 < catphish> i guess so
2019-09-11T23:49:45 < jadew> not to take time into account
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2019-09-11T23:52:09 < aandrew> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000056182909.html  <-- if I'm reading that correctly, do I supply it with 20V and it will allow whatever I plug in to USB-C to get 5V-20V for charging?
2019-09-11T23:52:32 < Thorn> >Spoof Scam
2019-09-11T23:52:39 < Thorn> sounds legit
2019-09-11T23:53:43 < aandrew> I am thinking it might be the other way, that you plug a USBC power supplying device into it and it says "yeah gimme max volts/amps"
2019-09-11T23:53:44 < Thorn> the 14 pad QFN is probably FUSB302
2019-09-11T23:54:02 < zyp> I think aandrew is right
2019-09-11T23:54:25 < zyp> considering the variant with the A socket
2019-09-11T23:54:46 < Thorn> is that an inductor next to the stm32?
2019-09-11T23:55:05 < aandrew> I'm right which way, that it negotiates max volts/amps and accepts voltage, not supplies it
2019-09-11T23:55:09 < aandrew> Thorn: I think it's a button
2019-09-11T23:55:48 < aandrew> I'm just looking for a little circuit that does the PD shit and creates a supply of whatever the other end wants 
2019-09-11T23:56:09 < aandrew> just the circuit though and maybe the buck reg, not a wall wart (I want to hoook it up to a battery bank and have it supply)
2019-09-11T23:56:31 < aandrew> failing with my search terms though
2019-09-11T23:57:13 < Thorn> oh lol they released the famous tp4056 board with type C
2019-09-11T23:57:27 < aandrew> yep
2019-09-11T23:57:34 < aandrew> I have a bunc hof those, not C though
2019-09-11T23:59:51 < aandrew> it seems the "negotiate pd" which accepts voltage are called "trigger" circuits
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2019-09-12T00:00:18 < grummund> what do people use for bootloading onto a stm32f030 from linux?
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2019-09-12T00:01:03 < zyp> grummund, dfu-util for rom bootloader over usb
2019-09-12T00:01:59 < catphish> USB-PD is awesome
2019-09-12T00:02:05 < aandrew> hm, tps65987 looks like the right IC
2019-09-12T00:02:16 < catphish> i look forward to all my devices charing with one charger
2019-09-12T00:02:40 < Thorn> aandrew: that's most likely an overkill
2019-09-12T00:03:02 < aandrew> well I'd need it to be able to tell whatever is doing the power supplying what voltage to output
2019-09-12T00:04:05 < Thorn> something simpler like that fusb302 should do the trick
2019-09-12T00:07:04 < grummund> does dfu-util that work over uart?  afaics stm32f030 has no usb.
2019-09-12T00:07:45 < aandrew> FUSB302 can act as the supply/source?
2019-09-12T00:08:01 < aandrew> looks like it, I think
2019-09-12T00:09:45 < Thorn> how poetic https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32972977058.html
2019-09-12T00:37:33 < machinehum> I'm calling HAL_SPI_Receive_DMA, size = 24, but the spi is clocking 36 bytes out...
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2019-09-12T00:39:36 < grummund> zyp: dfu-util is usb only, right?
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2019-09-12T00:40:27 < zyp> yes
2019-09-12T00:40:41 < zyp> there's another utility somewhere that supports the uart bootloader
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2019-09-12T00:58:01  * grummund will probably use hardware programing
2019-09-12T00:58:25 < grummund> is the bootloader safe if the device is erased?
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2019-09-12T01:02:23 < Laurenceb_> suppp
2019-09-12T01:02:29 < Laurenceb_> babbyshake, shake the babby
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2019-09-12T01:15:09 < zyp> Laurenceb_, trying not to
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2019-09-12T01:33:41 < kakimir> babbyshake shutdown countdown?
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2019-09-12T01:36:40 < kakimir> do you do anything anymore Lurencer?
2019-09-12T01:42:12 < Laurenceb_> I have to make a babbyshake something
2019-09-12T01:42:18 < Laurenceb_> a babbyshake nobody knows what
2019-09-12T01:42:28 < Laurenceb_> some sort of dashboard display that does some sort of thing
2019-09-12T01:51:42 < Cracki> dancing baby from the 90s
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2019-09-12T03:38:26 < englishman> if usb-pd is so fucking great howcome there arent any standalone shits like that cypress or STUSB4500 that actually fucking WORK instead of fucking around and doing shit contrary to what the FAE says then having them ghost you when you call them out on their shit
2019-09-12T03:40:48 < kakimir> https://imgur.com/gallery/uH5iqf2
2019-09-12T03:54:47 < Laurenceb_> its almost like we have to wait for USB 4 for shit to work
2019-09-12T03:55:01 < Laurenceb_> Cracki: sheet genius
2019-09-12T03:55:11 < Laurenceb_> I'll put that as the rpi background
2019-09-12T03:56:47 < kakimir> https://imgur.com/gallery/EgyUG8o
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2019-09-12T04:26:15 < ThatDamnRanga> Fuckin employers man
2019-09-12T04:26:25 < ThatDamnRanga> I guess I need to pre-book the next time I get the fucking flu
2019-09-12T04:26:45 < ThatDamnRanga> just got an email "hi you have negative sick leave balance, so we won't be paying your sick leave"
2019-09-12T04:26:50 < ThatDamnRanga> k. *opens job search site*
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2019-09-12T08:58:35 < Thorn> apparently sigrok does support the type-C/PD CC protocol https://sigrok.org/wiki/Protocol_decoders
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2019-09-12T09:22:49 < Thorn> so what is this 56kΩ resistor that burns down macbooks
2019-09-12T09:23:29 < Thorn> is it part of the non-standard apple protocol?
2019-09-12T09:24:17 < dongs> top 3 search results return LOUS "ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT" ROSSMAN
2019-09-12T09:24:21 < dongs> yea no
2019-09-12T09:24:29 < dongs> fucking nigger
2019-09-12T09:26:54 < Thorn> nope it seems to be a part of PD after all
2019-09-12T09:30:19 < Thorn> btw I bought this satechi keyboard that dongs hated at the end of March and it's still running on the 1st charge
2019-09-12T09:31:08 < Thorn> soon to be 6 months
2019-09-12T09:31:20 < ThatDamnRanga> Haohmaru, I had plenty of luck with it and my shitty hantek pc scope
2019-09-12T09:31:32 < Thorn> unfortunately it doesn't report battery % over ble
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2019-09-12T09:46:23 < Thorn> https://superuser.com/a/1104229
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2019-09-12T10:12:04 < Steffanx> Is there anything mr D. doesnt hate, Thorn  ?
2019-09-12T10:12:33 < Thorn> dongs
2019-09-12T10:12:49 < Steffanx> And cats. 
2019-09-12T10:15:18 < jly> sounds all fucked up
2019-09-12T10:16:30 < Steffanx> True
2019-09-12T10:36:03 < jly> eh?
2019-09-12T10:36:08 < jly> whatthe fuck is senpai?
2019-09-12T10:36:32 < jly> something to do with twitter?
2019-09-12T10:37:07 < jly> https://twitter.com/ST_World
2019-09-12T10:37:27 < jly> i've never seen one of those animes where they say senpai etc
2019-09-12T10:37:29 < dongs> senpai world
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2019-09-12T10:38:26 < dongs> dont worry, im always watching
2019-09-12T10:47:08 < Steffanx> Dont make people say the N-word, Haohmaru  
2019-09-12T10:47:44 < Steffanx> The N-count is okish atm. 
2019-09-12T10:47:50 < Steffanx> Ask jly  
2019-09-12T10:47:54 < jly> it's like a dosimeter
2019-09-12T10:48:40 < Thorn> not great but not terrible?
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2019-09-12T10:52:21 < jly> so is NIGGER gamma radiation and NIGGA beta radiation ?
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2019-09-12T10:58:32 < jly> i just found out jp people actually say arigato gozaimasu
2019-09-12T10:59:08 < jly> relevant whatever: a french guy told me 'we don't say that' when i told him what french i learned in year 9
2019-09-12T11:01:23 < Steffanx> Je ne parle pas Français.
2019-09-12T11:02:03 < jly> our french teacher was probably a recovering drug addict
2019-09-12T11:02:12 < jly> pretending to be a qualified teacher
2019-09-12T11:03:31 < jly> i learned nothing in high school, the quadratic equation was about it
2019-09-12T11:08:20 < Steffanx> And pumping?
2019-09-12T11:08:38 < jly> yeah
2019-09-12T11:09:43 < ThatDamnRanga> what, the manoeuvre or the mathematics?
2019-09-12T11:10:24 < jly> stm32
2019-09-12T11:12:01 < Steffanx>  Eye ahr sea.
2019-09-12T11:31:15 < Thorn> you yes bee
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2019-09-12T11:38:32 < ThatDamnRanga> Not sure what's up with the global interwebs tonight
2019-09-12T11:38:39 < Thorn> >UFP-UFP and DFP-DFP connections are undetectable
2019-09-12T11:38:41 < ThatDamnRanga> I'm having the bouncies to stuff located in the US
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2019-09-12T12:27:13 < Thorn> so a type A to type C cable embeds a Rp of whatever value the manufacturer wants (safe value is 56kΩ which means 500mA for usb2.0), and that resistor overrides BCD, therefore you can't draw >500mA from a CDP?
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2019-09-12T12:47:44 < ThatDamnRanga> Thorn, given how unlikely you are to encounter a sub-1A port on a modern device that's annoying
2019-09-12T12:52:26 < dongs> https://www.norwayexports.no/norways-introduction-of-salmon-sushi-to-japan/ thanks, zyp
2019-09-12T12:58:46 < ThatDamnRanga> Fuck me, that was Norway's doing? I'm impressed
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2019-09-12T13:01:10 < englishman> like selling ice to eskimos
2019-09-12T13:04:58 < ThatDamnRanga> I didn't drink for three days. I have never regretted something so much
2019-09-12T13:05:21 < zyp> dongs, yw
2019-09-12T13:05:26 < zyp> also thanks for email
2019-09-12T13:05:32 < ThatDamnRanga> Russia is a messed up place, but that happy tonic. I ain't sayin no
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2019-09-12T15:44:23 < Cracki> ThatDamnRanga, have you considered infecting all the coworkers?
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2019-09-12T17:08:54 < mawk> Steffanx: I applied on this site https://www.multiplied.nl/vacature/
2019-09-12T17:09:10 < mawk> then this morning I got a « Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender » from gmail
2019-09-12T17:09:23 < mawk> it turns out their script sent an email to the two recruiters *from my email*
2019-09-12T17:09:28 < mawk> and the SPF policy rejected it obviously
2019-09-12T17:10:27 < mawk> they're a recruiting agency and they don't ask themselves why they saw a 99% drop in applications
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2019-09-12T17:22:24 < Thorn> can I use dwc_otg with a type C dual role port (by reconfiguring it manually when the type C chip signals its events)?
2019-09-12T17:26:07 < dongs> why not
2019-09-12T17:27:13 < Thorn> I dunno, are thre still pullup /  pulldown resistors on D+/D- in type C?
2019-09-12T17:27:25 < dongs> yes?
2019-09-12T17:27:43 < Thorn> yes? or yes! ?
2019-09-12T17:27:45 < dongs> DP/DM in type C are identical to a noraml USB2.0 socket
2019-09-12T17:27:52 < dongs> yes as in, absolute,y yes
2019-09-12T17:28:15 < Ecco> Hey :)
2019-09-12T17:28:27 < Ecco> For some reason I think I locked myself out of an STM32G0
2019-09-12T17:28:38 < Ecco> Flash code enters STOP mode really early on boot
2019-09-12T17:28:50 < Ecco> (so I can't attach a debugger)
2019-09-12T17:29:07 < Ecco> and for some reason I can't seem to get it to boot on the internal bootloader
2019-09-12T17:30:02 < Thorn> Ecco: use st-link, enable connect under reset
2019-09-12T17:30:11 < Thorn> (or use j-link which does it automagically if it can't connect normally)
2019-09-12T17:31:59 < Ecco> Indeed, that's a good suggestion, thanks
2019-09-12T17:32:12 < Ecco> Yet, how comes I can't get the MCU to boot on the system memory?
2019-09-12T17:33:15 < Thorn> is it entering the bootloader at all?
2019-09-12T17:33:26 < Ecco> well, no, it's running code from Flash memory
2019-09-12T17:34:08 < Thorn> I'm not sure if g0 has option bytes or whatever to override boot0 but that's one thing to check
2019-09-12T17:36:07 < Ecco> I'll check. Do you know if it's possible to do connect-under-reset using openocd?
2019-09-12T17:36:43 < Thorn> it is afaik but I don't remember off hand how to
2019-09-12T17:38:45 < Ecco> ok thanks :)
2019-09-12T17:39:23 < Thorn> reset_config <something>
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2019-09-12T17:45:16 < dongs> so what shitty 3d dicker do yall have
2019-09-12T17:45:26 < dongs> that shit advertised by chinese plastic boobs?
2019-09-12T17:45:35 < dongs> pal wants something to use
2019-09-12T17:46:46 < srk> kossel mini
2019-09-12T17:46:47 < srk> :D
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2019-09-12T18:38:02 < Thorn> so I only need a type C chip on UFP (device) if I want >5V or >3A?
2019-09-12T18:38:11 < Thorn> otherwise 2 5k1 resistors are enough?
2019-09-12T18:39:46 < Thorn> (not really, I need to detect default/1.5A/3A resistors on the DFP)
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2019-09-12T18:54:04 < mrus> is there a way in STM32CubeIDE to apply a board's default pinout?
2019-09-12T18:54:15 < Cracki> 3d printers, I'd try somehting with direct extruder, not the bowden tube stuff
2019-09-12T18:54:40 < Cracki> mrus, the cubemx part knows what "boards" are.
2019-09-12T18:55:01 < Cracki> it has a bunch of discos and nucleos and third party boards
2019-09-12T18:56:03 < mrus> Cracki: thanks! Taking a look at that one
2019-09-12T18:58:26 < Cracki> dongs, I'd also be wary of flimsy constructions like the ultimaker 2. the rods bent easily, wasn't especially fond of the print bed either
2019-09-12T18:58:59 < Cracki> oh and the stepper drivers... pick something good or upgradeable, and nothing atmega-based for the mainboard.
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2019-09-12T19:00:47 < Cracki> I'd also stick with cartesian designs, no delta or other stuff
2019-09-12T19:02:12 < Cracki> sadly, the old stratasys at the local fablab still has better prints than what they get done with ultimaker 3 and others... probably because the stratasys doesn't let them fuck up the parameters.
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2019-09-12T19:07:54 < englishman> Thorn: none of those are "supported" with resistors only
2019-09-12T19:08:50 < englishman> ah wait no I'm dumb
2019-09-12T19:09:00 < Thorn> mr. englishman which chips did you refer to that didn't work properly and FAEs ran away when you started asking them questions?
2019-09-12T19:09:02 < englishman> getting c and pd mixed up again
2019-09-12T19:09:12 < englishman> the cypress one
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2019-09-12T19:09:22 < englishman> barrel connector replacement
2019-09-12T19:09:35 < englishman> /wtc cypress
2019-09-12T19:09:38 < Thorn> what about ST, do those work well?
2019-09-12T19:09:49 < englishman> yeah it's ok it has some quirks
2019-09-12T19:10:01 < Thorn> stusbwtf
2019-09-12T19:10:07 < englishman> 4500
2019-09-12T19:10:09 < Thorn> fusb302b even has an ardweeno library btw
2019-09-12T19:10:10 < englishman> for ufp
2019-09-12T19:10:17 < englishman> nice
2019-09-12T19:10:23 < englishman> that's one way to do it
2019-09-12T19:10:41 < englishman> if you are ok with using tarduino libs, might be the best imo
2019-09-12T19:10:54 < Thorn> but the API is impossible to understand unless you know the standards
2019-09-12T19:11:05 < Thorn> I don't use them directly, only as a reference
2019-09-12T19:11:26 < englishman> that's where standalone shit like the st and cypress come in handy
2019-09-12T19:11:34 < englishman> if any of them weren't total shit
2019-09-12T19:11:44 < Thorn> but they're useful in that role
2019-09-12T19:12:10 < englishman> in theory
2019-09-12T19:13:30 < Thorn> are there any type C chargers that support several PD profiles? can't find any on aliexpress
2019-09-12T19:14:27 < Thorn> only a powerbank that can output 5, 9 or 12V over type C
2019-09-12T19:14:38 < englishman> that's 3 profiles
2019-09-12T19:14:48 < englishman> I got mine from digikey
2019-09-12T19:15:00 < englishman> just one of them has 4
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2019-09-12T19:18:46 < Cracki> Thorn, maybe talk to this guy, I followed his journey into USB PD and it was interesting to watch him battle with chips https://twitter.com/FauthNiklas/status/1057363031741685760
2019-09-12T19:22:39 < mrus> Cracki: the UI looks the same as in CubeIDE.. is there any hidden button to tell CubeMX to configure a chip with the defaults for a specific board?
2019-09-12T19:24:48 < mrus> ah.. when I start a new project it asks me for the default mode.
2019-09-12T19:24:55 < mrus> meh..
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2019-09-12T19:30:15 < Thorn> yeah this is interesting https://github.com/NiklasFauth/usb-c-otter/blob/master/output.pdf
2019-09-12T19:30:19 < Thorn> thanks Cracki 
2019-09-12T19:30:31 < qyx> are we going to charge EVs from USB in the future?
2019-09-12T19:31:26 < Thorn> from wi-fi 
2019-09-12T19:45:48 < Thorn> https://ugreen.aliexpress.com/store/group/PD-USB-Charger/301635_515956339.html
2019-09-12T19:54:01 < Thorn> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33059182423.html seems to support most or all PD profiles
2019-09-12T19:54:13 < Thorn> couldn't find any teardowns 
2019-09-12T19:54:38 < Thorn> (well it doesn't do 100W so not *all* profiles)
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2019-09-12T20:06:08 < Cracki> need clarification on stm32 timers: "trigger" and "clock", are those the same concept? if not, what's the practical difference?
2019-09-12T20:07:02 < Cracki> (apart from trigger implying individual events and clock implying repeated events at equal interval)
2019-09-12T20:10:12 < Cracki> (I'm not asking about timers triggering other peripherals, but about what triggers/clocks a timer, and if the words in that context have any difference in meaning)
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2019-09-12T20:14:06 < Thorn> ST uses the word trigger to mean external input or output iirc
2019-09-12T20:15:04 < Thorn> external clock from gpio, master/slave, adc/dac
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2019-09-12T20:33:37 < grummund> are the .svd files for stm32f030 for download on st's site somewhere?
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2019-09-12T20:39:42 < specing> probably
2019-09-12T20:43:12 < Thorn> I guess I should check for BCD1.2 even with type C UFP in case it's an a->c cable and the host port is CDP/DCP 1.5A
2019-09-12T20:43:24 < Thorn> even if it's a violation of the standard
2019-09-12T20:45:02 < Thorn> can't see how that could hurt
2019-09-12T20:45:07 < rajkosto> https://twitter.com/SimonovCarbine/status/1171825224209326082
2019-09-12T20:45:31 < Thorn> I shouldn't overload any cable with 1.5A (famous last words lol)
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2019-09-12T21:02:01 < Cracki> must be a cable as thick as a hair
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2019-09-12T21:03:23 < Thorn> i.e. a Chinese cable
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2019-09-12T21:10:08 < Cracki> I had those for mini usb... they did their job as fuses splendidly
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2019-09-12T21:32:15 < Thorn> what is usb debug accessory
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2019-09-12T21:43:45 < Thorn> >Debug covers many areas, ranging from detailed JTAG Test Access Port (TAP)-level debug in a lab to high-level debug of software applications in production.
2019-09-12T21:43:49 < Thorn> do want
2019-09-12T21:44:01 < Thorn> does it exist irl anywhere
2019-09-12T21:50:18 < Steffanx> only for moneyed westeners.
2019-09-12T21:51:56 < qyx> I have a clear L053
2019-09-12T21:52:16 < qyx> should it be visible in lsusb?
2019-09-12T21:52:34 < qyx> I know I could rtfm..
2019-09-12T21:56:48 < qyx> wait what, there is no USB mentioned in the AN2606
2019-09-12T21:58:40 < qyx> so basically fukit, there is no way I could flash a blinky led to this thing
2019-09-12T21:58:50 < qyx> I forgot mini-B cable for stlink
2019-09-12T22:00:07 < Steffanx> time to cut some wires and get your iron hot.
2019-09-12T22:00:13 < qyx> haha
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2019-09-12T22:52:27 < Thorn> what will stm32 i2c master do if the lines are permanently tied to gnd?
2019-09-12T22:52:39 < Thorn> will it detect that?
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2019-09-12T22:59:18 < Thorn> apparently the ugreen cables that I ordered are much thicker irl than they look on renders lol
2019-09-12T22:59:25 < Thorn> marketing success
2019-09-12T23:00:27 < jadew> somehow my PC restarted for updates (even tho this behaviour was disabled)
2019-09-12T23:00:43 < jadew> and I've lost all the tabs I had open with "suitable components"
2019-09-12T23:00:47 < jadew> from the day before
2019-09-12T23:02:49 < jadew> I spent at least two hours on that
2019-09-12T23:04:09 < Thorn> I copy all interesting urls into m$ onenote
2019-09-12T23:04:24 < Thorn> + session addon for chrome
2019-09-12T23:04:38 < Thorn> + paper notebooks
2019-09-12T23:09:41 < jadew> I keep notes too, but sometimes I don't :)
2019-09-12T23:14:56 < specing> Thorn: can you accurately measure the depth of the micro-usb plug?
2019-09-12T23:15:06 < specing> like, to +- 0.05 mm?
2019-09-12T23:15:15 < qyx> what browser doesn't offer you tam restore?
2019-09-12T23:15:20 < qyx> *tab
2019-09-12T23:15:25 < jadew> qyx, chrome apparently
2019-09-12T23:15:30 < qyx> poor jadew 
2019-09-12T23:15:44 < Thorn> specing: may caliper is borked. I believe it's 5.0mm
2019-09-12T23:16:11 < specing> Thorn: it can't be 5.0mm
2019-09-12T23:16:19 < specing> all the cables I have are 5.4 - 5.8 mm
2019-09-12T23:21:16 < Steffanx> It's because Ada gives you extra overhead.
2019-09-12T23:25:31 < specing> Lol
2019-09-12T23:26:04 < specing> Actually less, since the compiler knows more about what the programmer meant
2019-09-12T23:29:29 < qyx> adapter speed: 300 kHz
2019-09-12T23:29:33 < qyx> such slow
2019-09-12T23:30:01 < qyx> at least the L053 is alive
2019-09-12T23:35:32 < Cracki> jadew, chrome can do "bookmark all tabs" for a window... and it can restore your session. it has even become reliable.
2019-09-12T23:35:47 < jadew> Cracki, not this time, not sure why
2019-09-12T23:35:49 < Cracki> you gotta set it to restore session tho
2019-09-12T23:35:56 < Cracki> also... win10?
2019-09-12T23:36:01 < Cracki> there are ways to make it stfu
2019-09-12T23:36:02 < jadew> yeah, win 10
2019-09-12T23:36:08 < jadew> I think windows just asked it to close
2019-09-12T23:36:14 < jadew> in which case it wouldn't have had anything to restore
2019-09-12T23:36:18 < jadew> because it didn't crash
2019-09-12T23:36:23 < jadew> it just... closed itself
2019-09-12T23:36:27 < Cracki> w10privacy is what someone recommended to me. it's a mess of a "gui" tho
2019-09-12T23:36:45 < qyx> ff restores tab for me even if I close it
2019-09-12T23:36:52 < Cracki> nah, when windows closes chrome, chrome saves the session. I've never had problems with chrome because windows decided to reboot
2019-09-12T23:36:54 < jadew> I don't know why it rebooted, I have that setting enabled in the policies
2019-09-12T23:36:54 < qyx> but it has to be set
2019-09-12T23:37:08 < Cracki> yes, you must set the behavior. otherwise you get a blank chrome every time you start it
2019-09-12T23:37:15 < Cracki> w10 ignores policies
2019-09-12T23:37:18 < qyx> the same in firefox
2019-09-12T23:37:25 < Cracki> it ignores the "no fucking bing web search" policy too
2019-09-12T23:37:31 < jadew> well, yeah, I don't like it to remember the last session
2019-09-12T23:37:35 < Cracki> you have to block it in the firewall rules
2019-09-12T23:37:38 < Cracki> wat
2019-09-12T23:37:40 < Cracki> you do NOT?
2019-09-12T23:37:56 < qyx> I have a tab counter
2019-09-12T23:38:01 < jadew> no... if I decide to shut down and I haven't bookmarked stuff, it means I didn't care about it
2019-09-12T23:38:05 < qyx> if it reaches 1000, I have to start over
2019-09-12T23:38:14 < jadew> I don't need that garbage showing up when I turn it on again
2019-09-12T23:38:35 < Cracki> chrome has history
2019-09-12T23:38:47 < Cracki> it might even remember the previously open tabs as tabs you can re-open
2019-09-12T23:38:52 < jadew> Cracki, yeah, but I've visited maybe 200 datasheets or more
2019-09-12T23:39:00 < jadew> and only kept like... 3
2019-09-12T23:39:23 < Cracki> I have a screenshot task every 5 minutes
2019-09-12T23:39:32 < jadew> what for?
2019-09-12T23:39:33 < Cracki> helps me keep track of what I do
2019-09-12T23:39:35 < qyx> lol
2019-09-12T23:39:39 < Cracki> exactly for such occasions
2019-09-12T23:39:53 < jadew> sounds a bit excessive 
2019-09-12T23:40:10 < Cracki> if I work on an email, post, article, whatever, and it's in my screenshots, it's written in stone
2019-09-12T23:40:12 < Cracki> why tho
2019-09-12T23:40:18 < Cracki> the storage costs nothing
2019-09-12T23:40:55 < Cracki> i agree, it's a brute force thing to do but eh
2019-09-12T23:41:03 < jadew> do you turn it off when you watch porn, or do you use it to remember what movie you got off off two times ago?
2019-09-12T23:41:14 < Cracki> I'd do 24/7 audio recordings too if I had a mobile device that had the battery for it
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2019-09-12T23:41:25 < Cracki> nah, everything gets screenshot
2019-09-12T23:41:31 < jadew> hah
2019-09-12T23:41:36 < Cracki> nobody touches this
2019-09-12T23:41:45 < Cracki> if the police decide to take my computer, I'm fucked, yes
2019-09-12T23:42:03 < Cracki> _some_ stuff I delete
2019-09-12T23:42:23 < Cracki> I should maybe move that stuff into encrypted disks regularly
2019-09-12T23:42:52 < Cracki> think of it as insurance
2019-09-12T23:43:03 < Cracki> it's a good idea to record calls too, if it's legal
2019-09-12T23:43:05 < Thorn> >The FUSB302B allows host software to implement all features of USB BMC PD through writes and reads of the FIFO and control of the FUSB302B physical interface.
2019-09-12T23:43:08 < Thorn> nice
2019-09-12T23:43:30 < Cracki> "f you serial bus"
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2019-09-12T23:44:46 < jadew> Cracki, google made it so you can't record calls anymore
2019-09-12T23:44:53 < jadew> that tool was great
2019-09-12T23:44:54 < Cracki> i know
2019-09-12T23:45:00 < Cracki> fuck google with a chainsaw
2019-09-12T23:45:07 < jadew> it's legal in here, but you can only use it to defend yourself in court
2019-09-12T23:45:32 < Cracki> louis has some call server set up and routes everything through that
2019-09-12T23:45:51 < Cracki> it also helps to run a rooted android
2019-09-12T23:47:28 < Thorn> type A to type C is a really interesting situation. why didn't. they include a special Rp value for this case
2019-09-12T23:48:04 < Thorn> the cable maker basically has to guess how much current the host can supply which makes no sense
2019-09-12T23:49:12 < Thorn> if there was an Rp value = "type-A" then the UFP could use BCD1.2 to negotiate with the host 
2019-09-12T23:49:23 < Cracki> cashier is a hard job. I give her a stack of 10 bars of chocolate. she counts 12.
2019-09-12T23:49:46 < Cracki> cable maker can play it safe
2019-09-12T23:50:06 < catphish> what kind of monster hands a cashier a stack of products and doesn't tell them how many are in the pile?
2019-09-12T23:50:15 < Cracki> you make it sound as if there is no negotiation for type A, even when it's usb 3.0/3.1
2019-09-12T23:50:30 < jadew> catphish, I rarely count the stuff I take off the shelf
2019-09-12T23:50:39 < jadew> and they have to count them anyway
2019-09-12T23:50:51 < jadew> otherwise you can cheat them
2019-09-12T23:50:54 < Cracki> every time I give her a stack, she throws me the items individually and I have to shove them quickly into my bag
2019-09-12T23:51:08 < jadew> if they trusted you, the cashiers wouldn't be there
2019-09-12T23:51:14 < Cracki> you gotta watch them like a hawk, check that they counted right
2019-09-12T23:51:24 < Cracki> low trust society! no self checkout!
2019-09-12T23:51:48 < jadew> we started having that now
2019-09-12T23:51:50 < Cracki> especially in a place where lots of drunk shits walk in and buy more booze
2019-09-12T23:52:01 < Cracki> haha your country will survive
2019-09-12T23:52:09 < Cracki> mine might not
2019-09-12T23:52:09 < jadew> there are shops where you can scan your stuff directly from your phone
2019-09-12T23:52:15 < jadew> and you just pay on your way out
2019-09-12T23:53:17 < jadew> romania is more tame since we joined the EU
2019-09-12T23:53:23 < Cracki> they should pick one in 100 customers to check if the goods match the slip, and if they do it's all free
2019-09-12T23:53:30 < jadew> all the thieves went to france and the UK
2019-09-12T23:53:32 < Cracki> that would raise compliance like fuck
2019-09-12T23:53:35 < Cracki> haha
2019-09-12T23:53:40 < Cracki> don't exclude germoney
2019-09-12T23:53:45 < Cracki> the payslave of europe
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2019-09-12T23:54:14 < jadew> Cracki, that's a good idea
2019-09-12T23:54:29 < jadew> but 1 in 100 is too much free stuff
2019-09-12T23:54:34 < Cracki> 1% free stuff
2019-09-12T23:55:03 < Cracki> it's like lottery. the most tempted ones to steal are those who love lottery
2019-09-12T23:56:26 < Cracki> or make it 10% off or something that *immediately* rewards good behavior
2019-09-12T23:57:21 < Thorn> btw highly recommended https://www.analog.com/en/education/education-library/software-defined-radio-for-engineers.html
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2019-09-13T00:01:19 < Steffanx> If only the paper version was overly expensive
2019-09-13T00:01:29 < Steffanx> Even for a moneyed westener
2019-09-13T00:02:42 < Steffanx> And Amazon reviewer says it sucks
2019-09-13T00:02:56 < Steffanx> "Badly written, horrible English and bad explanations"
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2019-09-13T00:04:54 < jadew> you prefer paper versions?
2019-09-13T00:05:57 < Steffanx> Yes
2019-09-13T00:06:04 < jadew> why?
2019-09-13T00:06:15 < BrainDamage> most romanians went to italy and spay, not france nor germany
2019-09-13T00:06:19 < BrainDamage> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_diaspora
2019-09-13T00:06:33 < Steffanx> Because reading from a screen sucks arse
2019-09-13T00:06:41 < Steffanx> + all the distractions
2019-09-13T00:07:22 < BrainDamage> in fact here there's strong prejudice against romanians as consequence
2019-09-13T00:07:45 < BrainDamage> there's 'rom camps' at the edge of the cities in pretty filthy conditions
2019-09-13T00:07:52 < Steffanx> And I yet have to see a okish epaper reader that works with books in pdf form properly
2019-09-13T00:08:09 < Steffanx> (And for a reasonable price)
2019-09-13T00:08:12 < BrainDamage> want that I take a pic of mine?
2019-09-13T00:08:16 < jadew> BrainDamage, never been to Italy, only in passing on the highway, so I didn't know about those
2019-09-13T00:08:23 < jadew> met some in spain too
2019-09-13T00:08:30 < jadew> but I've also met lots of them in france
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2019-09-13T00:09:17 < jadew> Steffanx, I have not problem reading from a computer screen and if I'm on a plane or something, I'm fine reading from my phone
2019-09-13T00:09:28 < jadew> the advantage is that you can take your entire library with you
2019-09-13T00:09:39 < jadew> as opposed to just a couple of books you can carry
2019-09-13T00:10:16 < Steffanx> Especially on a computer there are waaay too many distractions
2019-09-13T00:11:19 < jadew> BrainDamage, I wonder how much of that pie chart is gypsies
2019-09-13T00:11:58 < Cracki> "romanians" is the politically correct way to say gypsies
2019-09-13T00:12:10 < Cracki> at least in countries that can't tell the difference :P
2019-09-13T00:12:23 < Cracki> btw, ebook readers these days have amazing displays
2019-09-13T00:12:45 < Cracki> also user interaction has become better
2019-09-13T00:13:04 < jadew> I forgot why I wanted to sleep early today
2019-09-13T00:13:15 < Cracki> every time I have to handle a book I get frustrated by its stiff spine. can't hold it well in a single hand
2019-09-13T00:13:25 < Cracki> because you wanted to rise early tomorrow?
2019-09-13T00:13:40 < jadew> tomorrow is the last day when you can apply for college
2019-09-13T00:13:43 < jadew> I want to go back
2019-09-13T00:14:02 < Cracki> do it? part-time college maybe?
2019-09-13T00:14:24 < jadew> don't know, I haven't read anything about what they have, but I know where I want to go
2019-09-13T00:15:06 < BrainDamage> Steffanx: https://imgur.com/a/Wmt0T9y sorry for the poor focus
2019-09-13T00:15:09 < BrainDamage> but this is a pdf
2019-09-13T00:15:15 < BrainDamage> everything is rendered perfectly
2019-09-13T00:15:23 < BrainDamage> including math glyphs
2019-09-13T00:15:39 < jadew> BrainDamage, it looks amazing
2019-09-13T00:16:00 < Cracki> 'go back' implies you have some degree or finished some courses already, so no mandatory math classes to do while deciding
2019-09-13T00:16:19 < BrainDamage> the screen res has 450 dpi
2019-09-13T00:16:52 < Cracki> nice
2019-09-13T00:18:02 < BrainDamage> and it's probably stuff you don't care about, but it comes with root from the factory, as well as the source code for everything
2019-09-13T00:18:08 < Cracki> 56 micron. at 30 centimeters that's 0.6 arc minutes, below the eye's typical res
2019-09-13T00:18:29 < BrainDamage> I installed syncthing and now my books magically appear in my ereader
2019-09-13T00:18:39 < Steffanx> And what reader is this?
2019-09-13T00:18:48 < BrainDamage> kobo aura h2o ver 2
2019-09-13T00:18:52 < BrainDamage> it's waterproof too
2019-09-13T00:19:23 < Steffanx> Anyway, it's still not a real book. Where you look back easily etc.
2019-09-13T00:19:38 < Cracki> this says 265 dpi but that's still plenty https://us.kobobooks.com/products/kobo-aura-h2o-edition-2
2019-09-13T00:19:48 < grummund> hmm
2019-09-13T00:20:37 < grummund> so, where *are* you supposed to get stm32 .svd files from?
2019-09-13T00:20:44 < BrainDamage> ah, I fucked up by using in vs cm
2019-09-13T00:20:52 < BrainDamage> but yes
2019-09-13T00:20:58 < jadew> ah, I missed the application period
2019-09-13T00:21:02 < jadew> it was yesterday :/
2019-09-13T00:21:06 < Cracki> hah
2019-09-13T00:21:12 < jadew> as in today
2019-09-13T00:21:14 < Cracki> show up at the office, beg and bribe
2019-09-13T00:21:20 < jadew> (one hour ago)
2019-09-13T00:21:23 < Steffanx> grummund:  github or somewhere hidden in truestudio folders
2019-09-13T00:21:24 < Cracki> they won't do shit before sunrise
2019-09-13T00:21:42 < grummund> Steffanx: no official source?
2019-09-13T00:21:47  * grummund had one once but let it get away...
2019-09-13T00:21:58 < Steffanx> Idk
2019-09-13T00:25:34 < Steffanx> Anyway, what mcu do you have grummund? On some pages it shows the "System View Description" in the resource tab on the pages for the mcu. 
2019-09-13T00:27:44 < grummund> this one is stm32f030, before i was using stm32f103 and somewhere had the svd file for it but now it's lost...
2019-09-13T00:28:12 < grummund> it's for loading in the debugger to resolve the peripheral registers
2019-09-13T00:28:32 < Steffanx> https://www.st.com/resource/en/svd/stm32f0_svd.zip ?
2019-09-13T00:30:06 < grummund> wtf? thanks, how did you find that?
2019-09-13T00:30:39 < Steffanx> i went to the page for a random f0, went to the resource tab, cltr+f "system view". Click :P
2019-09-13T00:31:00 < Steffanx> it seesm you can get the l1/f4 etc by just changing that part in the url.
2019-09-13T00:33:22 < grummund> yeah, thanks.  listed under "HW Model, CAD Libraries & SVD"
2019-09-13T00:36:02 < grummund> ST turned me down for a hands-on workshop.
2019-09-13T00:37:27 < grummund> "To provide the best learning environment, we have limited this event to engineers with basic experience on microprocessor and embedded Linux environment. We are unfortunately unable to allocate you a place in our session ... This is either due to the fact that our capacity has been reached or that our understanding of your expectations from this training is not in-line with the content of this workshop."
2019-09-13T00:37:33 < grummund> :-(
2019-09-13T00:39:08 < Steffanx> You didnt sign up from a work address. or dont you work in the embedded/whatever related business at all?
2019-09-13T00:39:34 < karlp> or , like they said, it was full?
2019-09-13T00:39:45 < Steffanx> or that.
2019-09-13T00:40:14 < grummund> or maybe cos i answered honestly about embedded linux experience
2019-09-13T00:41:34 < Steffanx> And that was? "None"? 
2019-09-13T00:41:37 < Thorn> >To ensure safety in case the I2C interface fails, a TCPC sourcing VBUS higher than 5V shall autonomously stop sourcing VBUS if the Sink is detached.
2019-09-13T00:41:40 < grummund> yep ;-)
2019-09-13T00:41:42 < Steffanx> Should try again and lie
2019-09-13T00:42:02 < grummund> it's prolly fully booked now
2019-09-13T00:42:36 < jadew> bu hu
2019-09-13T00:42:43 < jadew> I missed the admission session to college
2019-09-13T00:42:45 < Steffanx> Was it some mp1 workshop?
2019-09-13T00:42:58 < karlp> Cracki: wheres your source on cthe "corrext" term for roma being romanian? wat?!
2019-09-13T00:43:00 < grummund> yes
2019-09-13T00:43:31 < Steffanx> Romas are from Romania right? :P
2019-09-13T00:43:43 < jadew> Steffanx, funny
2019-09-13T00:44:13 < jadew> believe it or not, some of them are cool people
2019-09-13T00:44:28 < Steffanx> i dont know any of em
2019-09-13T00:44:47 < jadew> I do, but odds are the ones that you might meet are not so nice
2019-09-13T00:45:26 < Thorn> are they EEs
2019-09-13T00:46:19 < jadew> not the ones I've met
2019-09-13T00:46:24 < Steffanx> i mean  "Romani people in Romania" how can they not be from romania. ;)
2019-09-13T00:48:04 < mawk> the last rom I interacted with tried to steal my shit
2019-09-13T00:48:09 < mawk> with the petition trick
2019-09-13T00:48:20 < jadew> what petition trick?
2019-09-13T00:48:20 < mawk> or maybe they wanted a donation for their fake deaf people association
2019-09-13T00:48:22 < mawk> either of these
2019-09-13T00:48:32 < mawk> they come to you with a big paper to sign for a phony association
2019-09-13T00:48:39 < mawk> and they cry and everything to get a donation
2019-09-13T00:48:47 < jadew> right
2019-09-13T00:49:24 < Steffanx> oh those poor woman walking around near the eifel tower etc. mawk?
2019-09-13T00:49:29 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-13T00:49:32 < mawk> or at the airport
2019-09-13T00:49:36 < mawk> it works best on tourists
2019-09-13T00:49:42 < Cracki> it appears that using quotes and the word "politically" is insufficient to convey a message reliably
2019-09-13T00:50:02 < mawk> there's also the tuktuk trick, where they make you pay 4× the indicated price
2019-09-13T00:50:02 < jadew> speaking of that, we went once to visit the eifel tower and decided to rest on the grass
2019-09-13T00:50:10 < Cracki> are you talking about cologne new year's eve?
2019-09-13T00:50:23 < jadew> 2 minutes later, the people I was with were having an argument with some gypsies lol
2019-09-13T00:50:24 < mawk> they make a trip to and back some monument, it says 20€ on the paper, then they say it was 20€ per person for a single trip, so 80€
2019-09-13T00:50:34 < Cracki> has the eiffel tower been surrounded by a glass wall yet? I saw plans for that
2019-09-13T00:50:38 < mawk> yes
2019-09-13T00:50:40 < mawk> I saw it
2019-09-13T00:50:44 < Cracki> excellent
2019-09-13T00:50:47 < jadew> really?
2019-09-13T00:50:50 < jadew> why is that?
2019-09-13T00:50:52 < mawk> it's not that tall
2019-09-13T00:50:55 < Cracki> you can imagine ;)
2019-09-13T00:50:55 < mawk> for terrorist attacks
2019-09-13T00:51:09 < jadew> to contain the blast and only kill the people inside the glass walls?
2019-09-13T00:51:13 < mawk> lol
2019-09-13T00:51:17 < mawk> it's for car attacks I think
2019-09-13T00:51:21 < Cracki> nah, to keep loitering unwanted people away from the only thing that attracts tourist money
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2019-09-13T00:51:25 < mawk> and there is police filtering to get inside the zone
2019-09-13T00:51:39 < mawk> so if you're bearded with a ak-47 coming from under your jacket you can't get in
2019-09-13T00:51:54 < Cracki> fuck gilette I'm never shaving again
2019-09-13T00:51:59 < mawk> lol
2019-09-13T00:52:13  * Cracki shaves with an axe
2019-09-13T00:52:22 < Cracki> *ahem* machete
2019-09-13T00:53:05 < jadew> a couple of months ago when we went to disnayland paris, part of the airport was locked down because someone forgot a bag
2019-09-13T00:53:17 < mawk> yeah it happens in train stations too
2019-09-13T00:53:23 < mawk> bomb squad comes and explodes the bag
2019-09-13T00:53:35 < mawk> paralyzes the whole traffic for half a day
2019-09-13T00:53:44 < jadew> I'd say the terrorists have won
2019-09-13T00:53:45 < mawk> but that's everywhere I guess
2019-09-13T00:53:48 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-13T00:53:52 < mawk> everyone is scared
2019-09-13T00:53:55 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-13T00:53:59 < qyx> anyone used L1/L0 lcd?
2019-09-13T00:54:02 < mawk> defence weapons sales must have seen a big growth
2019-09-13T00:54:13 < mawk> also weapon possession permits
2019-09-13T00:54:16 < mawk> I got one myself too lol
2019-09-13T00:54:22 < mawk> terrorists won on me
2019-09-13T00:54:59 < Steffanx> you know you cant take it to dutchland uh?
2019-09-13T00:55:12 < mawk> yes I can
2019-09-13T00:55:13 < mawk> I have a plan
2019-09-13T00:55:18 < mawk> I just need the dutch embassy to sign a paper
2019-09-13T00:55:23 < mawk> it's called the european weapon card
2019-09-13T00:55:29 < Steffanx> but i dont want you to
2019-09-13T00:55:31 < mawk> :(
2019-09-13T00:55:39 < jadew> hold on, what kind of weapon do you have?
2019-09-13T00:55:42 < Thorn> inb4 Breivik 2.0
2019-09-13T00:55:44 < mawk> I have nothing
2019-09-13T00:55:45 < jadew> a gun?
2019-09-13T00:55:48 < jadew> ah
2019-09-13T00:55:48 < mawk> I just have the permit
2019-09-13T00:56:02 < jadew> that should scare a few people away
2019-09-13T00:56:03 < mawk> to have a weapon I must make 3 controlled shoots / year in front of an assessor
2019-09-13T00:56:04 < mawk> and I made 0
2019-09-13T00:56:27 < mawk> but I can get low tech weapons like ancient guns with black powder
2019-09-13T00:56:29 < jadew> interesting
2019-09-13T00:56:32 < mawk> but I don't think anyone is scared of that
2019-09-13T00:56:44 < jadew> they will be if you shoot one of them
2019-09-13T00:56:47 < mawk> lol
2019-09-13T00:56:52 < mawk> you take like 5 minutes to load it
2019-09-13T00:57:05 < Thorn> whom do you have to kill
2019-09-13T00:57:06 < mawk> pack the powder, put the leads, put the stopper, push with a stick
2019-09-13T00:57:13 < jadew> you go with it preloaded, shoot one and then pretend it can shoot more :P
2019-09-13T00:57:22 < mawk> you can't keep it preloaded or they remove your license
2019-09-13T00:57:22 < Thorn> mr englishman why you don't recommend g0 PD stuff, it looks pretty cool on paper, with firmware available https://blog.st.com/usb-c-pd-ecosystem-stm32g0/
2019-09-13T00:57:32 < mawk> there are random checks
2019-09-13T00:57:43 < jadew> can you carry a sword?
2019-09-13T00:57:47 < jadew> or a crossbow
2019-09-13T00:57:48 < mawk> good question
2019-09-13T00:57:53 < mawk> a crossbow yes, the permit works
2019-09-13T00:58:01 < mawk> but it's not a bearer's permit, you need to keep it locked away
2019-09-13T00:58:04 < jadew> that would be kick ass
2019-09-13T00:58:13 < mawk> even security guards can't get bearer permit's here, only cops (and not all cops)
2019-09-13T00:58:25 < mawk> if a cop shoots a single bullet he is automatically suspended until there is an investigation
2019-09-13T00:58:27 < mawk> it's not the US
2019-09-13T00:58:30 < jadew> I don't think you can get that in here either
2019-09-13T00:58:36 < jadew> but then again, we don't have terrorists
2019-09-13T00:59:07 < mawk> well they tightened gun control with terrorism
2019-09-13T00:59:12 < mawk> they don't want people to arm themselves
2019-09-13T00:59:29 < mawk> arm bearing permit was taken away the day before WW2
2019-09-13T00:59:48 < mawk> never brought back again; the stories goes that it's not in our constitution because it was so evident they didn't have to put it in
2019-09-13T00:59:49 < Thorn> so polandball comics were rght
2019-09-13T00:59:58 < jadew> I think communists did that here
2019-09-13T01:01:43 < jadew> the thought of owning a fire arm scares me
2019-09-13T01:03:35 < Cracki> it's a calculation. what's the chance that you need to defend yourself? what's the chance that the police is there in time to do it for you?
2019-09-13T01:04:11 < Cracki> and that's just the everyday case. muricans have the right to weapons because they had to fight against british rule
2019-09-13T01:04:18 < mawk> there's also the risk between not doing anything vs being threatening to the assaulter
2019-09-13T01:04:22 < mawk> the latter may be more risky
2019-09-13T01:04:29 < mawk> especially if he fears for his own life
2019-09-13T01:05:00 < mawk> so you have to shoot first or something, but self-defense laws are very strict
2019-09-13T01:05:06 < mawk> if you answer to a knife with a gun, you go to jail for murder
2019-09-13T01:05:15 < mawk> it must be strictly proportionnate to the assault nature
2019-09-13T01:05:18 < Cracki> yes. "violence for peace" only works by escalating until the opponent is subdued. it's a gamble.
2019-09-13T01:05:38 < jadew> mawk, same here, and I find that stupid
2019-09-13T01:05:44 < Cracki> almost proportional or you can never get the upper hand.
2019-09-13T01:06:08 < Cracki> they don't allow overkill under the excuse of self defense.
2019-09-13T01:06:18 < jadew> that's their problem
2019-09-13T01:06:39 < jadew> if someone breaks into my house, I'll assume the worst
2019-09-13T01:06:44 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-13T01:06:55 < mawk> once in a while some guy that shot a burglar goes to jail, it makes the news
2019-09-13T01:07:00 < mawk> I think non-lethal weapons are the way to go
2019-09-13T01:07:07 < Thorn> that is bullshit, a knife is a deadly weapon, and there're american police videos where a simulated criminal charges the cop while he tries to draw his gun and shoot. turns out you can take up to 10 steps before you will be shot
2019-09-13T01:07:20 < jadew> mawk, no
2019-09-13T01:07:34 < jadew> it's better to go to jail than risk dying at the hand of a low life
2019-09-13T01:07:36 < mawk> if you need to defend yourself and not go to jail you don't have much choices
2019-09-13T01:07:39 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-13T01:07:45 < Cracki> how can we shoehorn an stm32 into this discussion?
2019-09-13T01:07:45 < mawk> it's not because it's non-lethal that it isn't effective
2019-09-13T01:07:48 < mawk> lol
2019-09-13T01:07:52 < mawk> stm32-protected gun
2019-09-13T01:07:55 < mawk> with fingerprint reader
2019-09-13T01:07:57 < mawk> my next project
2019-09-13T01:07:59 < Cracki> stm32cubeAI for friend-foe-detection?
2019-09-13T01:08:18 < Cracki> a tiny piece of silicon decides whether you meet your maker
2019-09-13T01:08:23 < mawk> lol
2019-09-13T01:08:31 < mawk> I saw ads for that thing in my mailbox
2019-09-13T01:08:37 < mawk> it's a ML framework for stm32 ?
2019-09-13T01:08:42 < Cracki> i really should continue my work on the auto-aiming camera
2019-09-13T01:08:43 < mawk> I would have thought that required a GPU
2019-09-13T01:08:47 < Cracki> it is
2019-09-13T01:08:50 < Cracki> nah
2019-09-13T01:08:59 < Cracki> for inference on simple data like audio, it works just fine
2019-09-13T01:09:05 < Cracki> even camera video
2019-09-13T01:09:06 < mawk> but pre-trained
2019-09-13T01:09:08 < jadew> Thorn, I saw that thing too, with the gun vs knife
2019-09-13T01:09:10 < mawk> you don't train on a stm32
2019-09-13T01:09:15 < Cracki> sure, inference is the execution, forward pass
2019-09-13T01:09:25 < mawk> you can use the dsp ?
2019-09-13T01:09:26 < Cracki> nobody trains on intel cpus either, it's all gpu or more specialized
2019-09-13T01:09:29 < mawk> to make the matrix multiplication
2019-09-13T01:09:32 < mawk> or it's all cpu
2019-09-13T01:09:35 < Cracki> yes they use the dsp parts of stm32
2019-09-13T01:09:38 < mawk> nice
2019-09-13T01:09:54 < Cracki> their cubeAI merely takes a network, condenses it down (uint8 or even less instead of floats)
2019-09-13T01:10:06 < Cracki> and schedules it for best performance on the chosen chip family
2019-09-13T01:10:17 < Cracki> with an eye on caches where available etc
2019-09-13T01:10:26 < Steffanx> so mr BrainDamage is happy with his kobo and scientific books?
2019-09-13T01:10:27 < mawk> you're using it ?
2019-09-13T01:10:31 < mawk> kobo
2019-09-13T01:10:40 < mawk> you're all poor people, I have the superior kindle
2019-09-13T01:10:51 < Cracki> it is flammable
2019-09-13T01:10:59 < jadew> how much is that kobo?
2019-09-13T01:11:12 < Cracki> website said 120-280 muribucks
2019-09-13T01:11:35 < jadew> isn't that as much as a kindle?
2019-09-13T01:11:39 < Cracki> their lineup needs a table for comparison. they all have tolerable screen size
2019-09-13T01:11:44 < Steffanx> So change that to euro and add 20%
2019-09-13T01:11:59 < Cracki> I think the advantages mentioned earlier were a more open system
2019-09-13T01:12:15 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-13T01:12:24 < jadew> ah, right
2019-09-13T01:12:27 < mawk> at least if you know a bit about computers you can unlock amazon purchases
2019-09-13T01:12:34 < mawk> get .epub or whatever from the .azw3
2019-09-13T01:12:51 < jadew> is it bigger?
2019-09-13T01:16:05 < Steffanx> depends on if you get a white or a black one.
2019-09-13T01:16:24 < jadew> hah
2019-09-13T01:26:20 < jadew> any good movies recently?
2019-09-13T01:26:27 < jadew> I'm starving for a good movie
2019-09-13T01:27:40 < specing> jadew: the BBC made a movie about brexit
2019-09-13T01:27:52 < jadew> but I already know about brexit
2019-09-13T01:29:40 < jadew> what's the news on that tho?
2019-09-13T01:29:49 < jadew> did they get a deal? are they still leaving?
2019-09-13T01:30:10 < jadew> last time I checked, they were leaving without a deal
2019-09-13T01:31:25 < jadew> it's gonna suck if they leave without a deal
2019-09-13T01:31:37 < jadew> I'll have to charge my UK customers more
2019-09-13T01:32:30 < jadew> I'm actually considering not selling outside of the EU anymore
2019-09-13T01:32:33 < jadew> too much of a hassle
2019-09-13T01:34:34 < Cracki> meow
2019-09-13T01:35:06 < Cracki> if they leave without a deal you can be sure there will be negotiations afterwards
2019-09-13T01:36:24 < Cracki> I still can't believe nobody in romania has made a business out of handling import/export
2019-09-13T01:36:41 < Steffanx> First week/months are going to be fun though
2019-09-13T01:36:58 < Cracki> that's the brains half of any logistics company
2019-09-13T01:37:47 < jadew> Cracki, there are the regular ones... DHL, UPS, etc
2019-09-13T01:37:50 < jadew> but they're too expensive
2019-09-13T01:38:06 < jadew> I had DHL as a shipping option on my website since the very beginning and nobody has opted for that
2019-09-13T01:38:30 < jadew> and why would they? regular post seems to deliver crap in within 1 week anywhere
2019-09-13T01:38:35 < Cracki> yeah fuck those I mean small and medium sized companies
2019-09-13T01:38:37 < jadew> maybe one week and a half to the US
2019-09-13T01:39:12 < Cracki> I'm thinking of companies that actually talk to you rather than be an opaque machine
2019-09-13T01:39:34 < Cracki> like a travel agency, you see?
2019-09-13T01:39:35 < jadew> it's not a bad idea
2019-09-13T01:39:56 < Cracki> you can book your own flight and your own hotel AND takec are of all the visa bs
2019-09-13T01:39:58 < jadew> I'm sure there would be customers
2019-09-13T01:40:13 < Cracki> but there are agencies that deal in it all day long and they can cut through the bs
2019-09-13T01:40:32 < jadew> but I think it would end up costing the same as DHL
2019-09-13T01:40:37 < Cracki> not that you'd be/become such a company but if you find such a company, or can encourage someone to do this...
2019-09-13T01:40:45 < Cracki> maybe but DHL is headache
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2019-09-13T01:41:11 < Cracki> I don't just mean the actual shipping
2019-09-13T01:41:43 < Cracki> iirc you had headaches with customs too. a logistics company handles that too
2019-09-13T01:42:31 < Cracki> it adds cost because of the service, like a realtor adds cost to simply talking to the owner and renting something
2019-09-13T01:43:00 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-13T01:43:11 < Cracki> you outsource your taxes to a tax dude too, right?
2019-09-13T01:44:20 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-13T01:44:37 < Cracki> cold hard calculation. your time vs their price.
2019-09-13T01:46:01 < Cracki> random google result :P https://www.europages.co.uk/companies/Romania/import-export%20-%20agents.html
2019-09-13T01:46:02 < Cracki> >Our activity in in export , import and trade representation for Romanian manufacturers and Romanian beneficiaries in the following fields: - metal products and industrial equipment
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2019-09-13T01:46:51 < jadew> yeah, I'll have to look into it
2019-09-13T01:46:56 < Cracki> that's adjacent to those "trade associations" (guilds/chambers of commerce) I blabbered about
2019-09-13T01:47:27 < jadew> I wouldn't mind having someone else deal with the entire shipping process
2019-09-13T01:50:01 < Cracki> I'd drop that market opportunity on some local startup hub. lots of eager young people waiting for a business idea they can find customers for
2019-09-13T01:51:03 < Cracki> one of the problems startups have is that a founder had an idea but there was no market for that... but in the process of shaking trees, they listened to real people having real aches, and "pivoted" towards solving those problems instead
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2019-09-13T01:54:14 < Laurenceb_> javashit
2019-09-13T01:54:26 < Laurenceb_> whyismycpuat100% script
2019-09-13T01:54:31 < Cracki> arduino
2019-09-13T01:54:47 < Cracki> the serial monitor, if not the whole thing, regularly runs at full throttle
2019-09-13T01:55:08 < Cracki> I wouldn't blame java tho, but those who can't handle grown up programming
2019-09-13T01:55:30 < Cracki> if you write a polling loop, it's gonna do just that
2019-09-13T01:58:22 < Laurenceb_> had a fun babbyshake meeting
2019-09-13T01:58:33 < Laurenceb_> reeing over raspberry pi
2019-09-13T01:58:39 < Cracki> I'm following louis's new place hunt. either that fisheye cam _really_ fucks the view up or all these realtors are lying by whole factors about the area
2019-09-13T01:58:43 < Cracki> reee
2019-09-13T01:58:53 < Laurenceb_> y u no raspberry pi 4
2019-09-13T01:58:53 < Cracki> who did the reeing and who did the rasping?
2019-09-13T01:59:03 < Cracki> oh questioning engineering decisions?
2019-09-13T01:59:07 < Laurenceb_> >because its a shitty display
2019-09-13T01:59:07 < Cracki> who was that?
2019-09-13T01:59:08 < Laurenceb_> yes
2019-09-13T01:59:14 < Laurenceb_> some manager
2019-09-13T01:59:16 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-13T01:59:34 < Laurenceb_> I was originally going to have a traffic light thing with stm32
2019-09-13T01:59:46 < Laurenceb_> but no they want fancy screen with... something on it
2019-09-13T01:59:53 < Cracki> industrial stuff loves those light thingies
2019-09-13T02:00:03 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-13T02:00:53 < Cracki> boss's customer's customer had some PLC and robotic arms in a logistics hangar. all the gear had traffic lights to indicate stuff
2019-09-13T02:01:16 < Laurenceb_> but y they no raspberry pi 4
2019-09-13T02:01:58 < Cracki> dats why https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQlPjUSj7no
2019-09-13T02:02:09 < Laurenceb_> hopefully Qt supports rpi bluetooth
2019-09-13T02:02:09 < jadew> neat, kicad has a footprint generator
2019-09-13T02:02:27 < Laurenceb_> Qt bluetooth support actually seems very nice, makes bluetooth work on lunix in fact
2019-09-13T02:02:29 < Cracki> mesmerizing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFaN9_n_7Uw
2019-09-13T02:03:21 < BrainDamage> rpi 3 bluetooth is a special kind of shit in that you need to patch bluez to load firmware
2019-09-13T02:03:27 < BrainDamage> as supposed to the kernel doing it
2019-09-13T02:03:47 < BrainDamage> however, the interface that bluez provides is universal for all the devices
2019-09-13T02:03:59 < Cracki> https://www.directindustry.de/prod/auer-signal/product-14189-1346787.html
2019-09-13T02:04:28 < Cracki> thanks. I had hoped to get my rpi3 to do some bluetooth eventually...
2019-09-13T02:04:57 < specing> broadcomm again getting away with everything
2019-09-13T02:05:07 < Laurenceb_> BrainDamage: so does the Raspberry pi kernel build work ok?
2019-09-13T02:05:41 < BrainDamage> 'yes', it has some idiocies
2019-09-13T02:05:49 < BrainDamage> like no preemption enabled
2019-09-13T02:05:53 < Laurenceb_> ok maybe it will work...
2019-09-13T02:06:13 < Laurenceb_> this whole system is probably going to kill the wambulance alternator
2019-09-13T02:06:19 < Laurenceb_> about 100W total power
2019-09-13T02:07:03 < BrainDamage> I doubt so, if a car stereo can draw more than that ...
2019-09-13T02:07:07 < BrainDamage> not to mention, the A/C
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2019-09-13T02:08:31 < Laurenceb_> over 9 gorillion sensors
2019-09-13T02:09:13 < BrainDamage> I'd be more concerned about the sensor dieing from all the shit that goes on the vehicle supply rail
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2019-09-13T02:17:45 < qyx> a/c compressor powered by electricity?
2019-09-13T02:18:55 < qyx> or you mean a/c in a general
2019-09-13T02:20:40 < BrainDamage> some fancy cars use one powered by the alternator instead of directly from the driving belt
2019-09-13T02:20:52 < qyx> it looks like nobody ever did LCD on L0/L1
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2019-09-13T02:21:17 < BrainDamage> and there's also resistive preheaters so that you get hot air before the engine has warmed up
2019-09-13T02:21:19 < qyx> I found one page describing it in czech here http://www.elektromys.eu/clanky/stm_LCD1/clanek.html
2019-09-13T02:21:49 < qyx> and probably somebody who wrote the libopencm3 driver
2019-09-13T02:22:01 < dongs> qyx, doesnt one of L-discoveries comes wiht LCD?
2019-09-13T02:22:06 < dongs> and thus has all the examples sores
2019-09-13T02:22:10 < qyx> it does
2019-09-13T02:22:17 < qyx> I copied everything
2019-09-13T02:22:21 < jly> i'm buying a nucleo!
2019-09-13T02:22:24  * jly ducks
2019-09-13T02:22:25 < qyx> checked even more than everything
2019-09-13T02:22:31 < dongs> and it still doesnt work?
2019-09-13T02:22:39 < qyx> and the thing doesn't set step-up converter ready
2019-09-13T02:22:44 < dongs> ah
2019-09-13T02:23:17 < qyx> maybe the Vlcd_cap pin is badly soldered or what
2019-09-13T02:23:30 < qyx> I don't have anything to measure it with
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2019-09-13T02:50:24 < qyx> meh
2019-09-13T02:50:31 < qyx> backup domain has to be kept unlocked
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2019-09-13T03:17:35 < Cracki> why do nyc realtors lie so much about square footage?
2019-09-13T03:18:52 < Cracki> he should walk in there with a tape measure or a hololens
2019-09-13T03:22:33 < Laurenceb_> why indeed
2019-09-13T03:24:56 < Cracki> they showed him a room that looked like 50-60 sqm and they said it's "260 sqm".
2019-09-13T03:25:08 < Cracki> even if they meant this plus the adjacent one, that's still more than a factor of 2
2019-09-13T03:25:16 < Laurenceb_> 6 million square meters
2019-09-13T03:25:22 < Cracki> gorillion pls
2019-09-13T03:25:28 < Cracki> the swimming pool is a lie
2019-09-13T03:25:52 < Cracki> lol they had an aquarium in the lobby and they openly admit to regularly killing the fish and having to replace them
2019-09-13T03:28:54 < dongs> qyx, fixed it?
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2019-09-13T05:32:49 < englishman> Thorn: 
2019-09-13T05:32:51 < englishman> >it looks pretty cool on paper
2019-09-13T05:32:56 < englishman> lmk when it looks good irl
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2019-09-13T06:08:19 < Cracki> my god https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYkW6k5gUlw
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2019-09-13T06:14:42 < dongs> another fucktard with a chinese plastic quadcopter disregarding safety
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2019-09-13T07:10:51 < jly> PewDiePie retracts $50,000 donation to Jewish anti-hate group
2019-09-13T07:11:17 < jly> Now i'll subscribe to pewdiepie
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2019-09-13T07:39:07 < Cracki> ty for the notification. I unsubbed too
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2019-09-13T07:48:47 < Cracki> and resubbed. make a difference.
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2019-09-13T09:44:35 < jadew> this windows update sucks balls
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2019-09-13T09:46:59 < Steffanx> Ok
2019-09-13T09:50:08 < jadew> stuff is freezing, didn't happen before
2019-09-13T09:51:45 < jadew> took me 15 minutes to send an e-mail
2019-09-13T09:52:27 < jadew> so how are you this morning mr. Steffanx?
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2019-09-13T09:53:37 < jadew> Cracki, is anything interesting happening in that video or am I just going to watch someone mow those bushes for 15 minutes?
2019-09-13T09:56:21 < Steffanx> I'm still waking up.
2019-09-13T09:56:38 < jadew> same here
2019-09-13T09:58:16 < jadew> that machine is pretty cool, but where does all that stuff go?
2019-09-13T09:58:40 < jadew> it seems to mow down small trees and then there's nothing left behind
2019-09-13T09:59:54 < qyx> dongs: yeah I locked backup domain registers too soon it seems
2019-09-13T10:00:05 < qyx> it works if I keep them unlocked
2019-09-13T10:00:26 < qyx> I have to investigate if it is a feature or bug
2019-09-13T10:00:48 < qyx> ie. when to lock them back if it is possible at all
2019-09-13T10:01:03 < jadew> context?
2019-09-13T10:01:18 < qyx> segmented LCD on a L053
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2019-09-13T10:02:16 < qyx> another unrelated issue is Vlcd_max of 3.55V which is not enough for this lcd
2019-09-13T10:02:31 < qyx> it is grayish only
2019-09-13T10:02:33 < jadew> really? cuz it sounded to me like you were talking about domain names
2019-09-13T10:02:43 < jadew> AH, registers not registrars
2019-09-13T10:02:45 < jadew> my bad
2019-09-13T10:02:50 < qyx> heh
2019-09-13T10:16:14 < Steffanx> Yes
2019-09-13T10:19:14 < dongs> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sensepeek/pcbite-20 lol someone tweeted this garbage to me
2019-09-13T10:19:31 < dongs> $28k for chinese pogopins that sell for $1.50/100pcs and some flexible arms from china
2019-09-13T10:19:54 < dongs> doesnt even look very practical, what if you need to probe more than 4 things
2019-09-13T10:20:11 < dongs> fucking make:r faggots
2019-09-13T10:22:56 < dongs> fuck off nigger
2019-09-13T10:23:11 < dongs> yeah maybe you dont if your probing equipment is that fucking chink saleae clone
2019-09-13T10:23:23 < dongs> but even that shit has 8 channels of garbage
2019-09-13T10:23:43 < veverak> lol
2019-09-13T10:23:46 < veverak> :D
2019-09-13T10:37:32 < Steffanx> But you are a pro right? You work in the business.
2019-09-13T10:55:47 < ThatDamnRanga> LOL Yeah I can't see that being accurate enough
2019-09-13T10:57:06 < day> it's kickstarter people. the only thing it kickstarts is someones bankaccount
2019-09-13T11:05:33 < jadew> https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/becoming-disabled-by-choice-not-chance-transabled-people-feel-like-impostors-in-their-fully-working-bodies
2019-09-13T11:07:14 < jadew> ThatDamnRanga, why do you think it's so pixelated?
2019-09-13T11:07:33 < ThatDamnRanga> Yup
2019-09-13T11:08:01 < ThatDamnRanga> Even with a 3D printed jig + pogos I still have some challenges managing the required accuracy to hit a debug connector
2019-09-13T11:11:53 < ThatDamnRanga> Can't imagine aliexpress flexi-arms hitting the contacts on a QFN chip with any kinda accuracy or longevity
2019-09-13T11:12:34 < ThatDamnRanga> (Am I the only one who will always go with the QFP package over QFN still?)
2019-09-13T11:12:41 < dongs> no
2019-09-13T11:12:52 < dongs> if I need to probe shit I will leave testpoints where needed
2019-09-13T11:14:44 < ThatDamnRanga> that's not the reason for my decision tbh. It's the ease of visually checking the quality of the contact with the board, and positioning etc
2019-09-13T11:14:50 < ThatDamnRanga> I don't have an OpenPNP like you :P
2019-09-13T11:16:15 < jadew> yeah, I have the same issue with QFNs, but somehow I ended up with more than I wanted on this board I'm working on
2019-09-13T11:16:20 < jadew> and a couple of 0402
2019-09-13T11:17:15 < jadew> aligning them is just difficult
2019-09-13T11:17:27 < jadew> maybe I should get one of those manual pnp machines
2019-09-13T11:18:01 < ThatDamnRanga> I'm gonna have a bit of room to play with on mine, given the connector on the board is a TE SuperSeal. And it'll have two daughterboard connectors that won't be small :P
2019-09-13T11:18:15 < ThatDamnRanga> so the 15 or so components on the main board can be as big as they want within reason
2019-09-13T11:19:25 < jadew> I needed a couple of more mm to fit more stuff under a shield and had to switch to 0402 and UQFN
2019-09-13T11:23:13 < qyx> qfns are great
2019-09-13T11:23:17 < qyx> no solder bridges
2019-09-13T11:23:37 < jadew> if you managed to align them
2019-09-13T11:23:51 < qyx> they align themselves
2019-09-13T11:24:07 < qyx> wat
2019-09-13T11:26:40 < ThatDamnRanga> I think you're assuming we all have surgeon hands :P
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2019-09-13T12:32:48 < jadew> qfp is easy
2019-09-13T12:33:21 < jadew> you heat everything up
2019-09-13T12:34:17 < jadew> you don't need an oven
2019-09-13T12:34:20 < jadew> just hot air
2019-09-13T12:34:30 < jadew> you don't even need paste
2019-09-13T12:34:36 < jadew> you just put a bit of solder on the pad
2019-09-13T12:34:45 < jadew> then you heat it up and put the IC
2019-09-13T12:34:57 < jadew> you put a larger nozzle
2019-09-13T12:35:30 < jadew> 5mm dia?
2019-09-13T12:36:49 < jadew> the tiny nozzle for my station can easily blow away 0603 components, even on the lowest air speed setting
2019-09-13T12:37:35 < jadew> yeah, you only use that for rework
2019-09-13T12:37:51 < jadew> taking things apart while holding them with tweezers
2019-09-13T12:38:21 < jadew> it's good for concentrated heat, but when assembling something you don't need that, especially for ICs
2019-09-13T12:38:45 < jadew> I think the nozzle I use for ICs is 7-8mm
2019-09-13T12:39:21 < jadew> what do you use instead?
2019-09-13T12:44:46 < srk> I've hacked a small syringe to desoldering gun pump for placing MCUs - drill a hole into side of the syringe which so you can plug it with a finger. used the tip and cups from crappy vacuum pen
2019-09-13T12:46:02 < jadew> srk, I'm using the same setup, but with a different tip
2019-09-13T12:46:06 < ThatDamnRanga> Honestly if I go the DIY route, my hands are so imprecise at small movements I'll have to rig something using my VR kit and steppers
2019-09-13T12:47:08 < ThatDamnRanga> I can, and have, soldered DDR and NAND chips by hand. It took too bloody long
2019-09-13T12:47:30 < srk> if you place your hands on the table and practice a bit it's doable :)
2019-09-13T12:47:50 < ThatDamnRanga> srk, I failed handwriting lessons due to fine motor issues
2019-09-13T12:48:19 < ThatDamnRanga> Ironically, give me a steering wheel and I ain't half bad, but those movements are quite a bit larger
2019-09-13T12:48:51 < srk> ah, ok :)
2019-09-13T12:49:18 < srk> there are some ppl using manual pick'n'place machines to aid with positiong
2019-09-13T12:49:25 < ThatDamnRanga> I /can/ hand solder 0603, I've done it more than once, but 5+ minutes per component is a lot of coin lost
2019-09-13T12:49:57 < ThatDamnRanga> I can see manual P&P approaches, especially if we're talking a machine with crank handles and 0.05mm positional accuracy, working fine for me
2019-09-13T12:50:05 < srk> we use diy reflow oven for SMD and just rework bugs when needed
2019-09-13T12:50:06 < ThatDamnRanga> but at that point, I have enough left over 3d printer parts...
2019-09-13T12:50:56 < srk> and then you spend ages fighting with openPNP :D
2019-09-13T12:51:11 < ThatDamnRanga> eh, once you get it right I'm sure it's all G
2019-09-13T12:51:29 < srk> just to be disappointed with the precision of the steppers :D
2019-09-13T12:51:47 < ThatDamnRanga> Eh, how well steppers perform is down to the accuracy of the things they'r attached to
2019-09-13T12:51:50 < srk> which is not that good, especially with cheapo microstepping drivers
2019-09-13T12:51:55 < ThatDamnRanga> with something like that I'd want ballscrews on both X and Y
2019-09-13T12:52:10 < srk> yeah, then it would be too slow :D
2019-09-13T12:52:21 < ThatDamnRanga> ... I don't think so
2019-09-13T12:52:38 < ThatDamnRanga> my printer can move the entire travel of its Z axis in 1.5 seconds... 
2019-09-13T12:52:49 < ThatDamnRanga> it just doesn't ordinarily do so
2019-09-13T12:53:04 < srk> steppers are not good for driving lead/ball screws
2019-09-13T12:53:09 < srk> that's still way too slow for pnp :)
2019-09-13T12:53:26 < srk> and probably pushing your steppers to the limit
2019-09-13T12:53:32 < ThatDamnRanga> Most belt driven OpenPNP systems I've seen place one component every 5+ seconds
2019-09-13T12:53:43 < srk> this tho https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-IRONLESS-LINEAR-SERVO-MOTOR/
2019-09-13T12:54:03 < ThatDamnRanga> Also ugh. A combination of living through windows95, and having to deal with 'the scene' makes PNP a very uncomfortable term for me
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2019-09-13T12:54:41 < srk> like placing windows? :D
2019-09-13T12:55:09 < ThatDamnRanga> err... more the fact that PNP refers to 'party & play' aka, shoot up meth and fuck.
2019-09-13T12:55:28 < srk> uh eh :D
2019-09-13T12:57:06 < ThatDamnRanga> After what a couple of my mates went through... if I ever encounter a meth lab... the headline will be global "Meth lab destroyed by home made cruise missile"
2019-09-13T12:57:09 < ThatDamnRanga> xD
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2019-09-13T13:00:00 < srk> lol
2019-09-13T13:00:10 < srk> better to report it to authorities I guess :D
2019-09-13T13:00:58 < ThatDamnRanga> Done that once. "Nothing interesting happens"
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2019-09-13T13:15:36 < jadew> man... I hate sourcing cables from china
2019-09-13T13:15:54 < jadew> they have different centimeters
2019-09-13T13:16:37 < jadew> chinese centimeters are are 10 to 20% shorter than regular centimeters
2019-09-13T13:17:17 < ThatDamnRanga> Makes up for australian centimeters
2019-09-13T13:17:23 < ThatDamnRanga> they seem to be 40% longfer
2019-09-13T13:20:58 < ThatDamnRanga> What I love is ordering '2M' cables from local suppliers
2019-09-13T13:21:04 < ThatDamnRanga> they arrive and theyre 6ft cables
2019-09-13T13:21:14 < ThatDamnRanga> like fuck there's 20 centimetres there you dumb cunts
2019-09-13T13:36:24 < jadew> what's even more annoying is that it was an expensive cable assembly (for chinese standards)
2019-09-13T13:36:42 < grummund> Anyone know how you flash a device from inside eclipse gnu mcu?
2019-09-13T13:36:52 < grummund> ... as opposed to debug/run with the programmer attached, which works.
2019-09-13T13:37:40 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-13T13:38:00 < grummund> ok, gimme a clue please. ;)
2019-09-13T13:38:18 < kakimir> I recall you need to manually write load to gdb terminal in the program
2019-09-13T13:38:40 < kakimir> but when I did it - it wanted the path of the .elf
2019-09-13T13:38:47 < kakimir> and then I just gave up
2019-09-13T13:39:28 < grummund> meh
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2019-09-13T13:42:22 < kakimir> no I wrote the .elf path but then it wanted something else too
2019-09-13T13:42:31 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-13T13:43:08 < englishman> ThatDamnRanga: one part every 5 seconds sounds pretty good for openpnp.
2019-09-13T13:43:15 < grummund> why doesn't the code just continue to run when the debugger is detached?
2019-09-13T13:43:24 < englishman> it is a make-work project anyway, the goal is not to have a useful machine.
2019-09-13T13:44:59 < englishman> the goal is to make something because you have too much free time and don't know what you want.
2019-09-13T13:45:00 < kakimir> grummund: did you try to turn it off and on?
2019-09-13T13:45:00 < kakimir> what chip?
2019-09-13T13:45:12 < grummund> stm32f030 and yes unplugged it all then re-applied power.
2019-09-13T13:45:37 < grummund> there is a BOOT jumper but i tried it in both positions
2019-09-13T13:46:12 < kakimir> is your reset pin conditioned with external circuit as required per datasheet?
2019-09-13T13:46:47  * grummund presumes so
2019-09-13T13:46:56 < Thorn> https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/products/evaluation-tools/product-evaluation-tools/mcu-mpu-eval-tools/stm32-mcu-mpu-eval-tools/stm32-discovery-kits/b-g431b-esc1.html
2019-09-13T13:47:05 < kakimir> also there is some debugging setting that only allows mcu to excecute when debugging
2019-09-13T13:48:10 < kakimir> I don't know the exact mechanics of that
2019-09-13T13:48:38 < ThatDamnRanga> not on the M4/M0 products as best I can tell
2019-09-13T13:48:42 < ThatDamnRanga> they won't run from RAM
2019-09-13T13:48:49 < grummund> is it because the code is using trace functions, and that has nowhere to go with the debugger deteched?
2019-09-13T13:50:07 < grummund> yes that's it
2019-09-13T13:50:21 < kakimir> oh
2019-09-13T13:50:52 < grummund> that's kinda unexpected
2019-09-13T13:53:56 < Steffanx> Semihosting?
2019-09-13T13:55:14  * grummund hasn't figured out what that means yet, but yes.
2019-09-13T13:55:26 < Steffanx> You can always add a check if a debugger is attached and not call your trace stuff when it's not connected
2019-09-13T13:55:45 < Steffanx> There is a bit for that in some register I dont remember the name of 
2019-09-13T13:55:52 < Steffanx> DBGsomething
2019-09-13T13:57:14 < Steffanx> But perhaps F0 (cortex m0) doesnt have it
2019-09-13T13:58:02 < grummund> maybe i'll try the same on F103 and see what happens
2019-09-13T14:01:06 < Steffanx> Semihosting works
2019-09-13T14:01:45 < Steffanx> By adding a break point which your debugger  detects and then reads some memory
2019-09-13T14:01:59 < Steffanx> You still hit the break point without debugger
2019-09-13T14:06:04 < grummund> when creating the project it has options
2019-09-13T14:06:34 < Steffanx> ohno, Haohmaru is a smoker?
2019-09-13T14:06:42 < Steffanx> or a vaper
2019-09-13T14:09:37 < grummund> Use system calls: Freestanding (no POSIX system calls) / POSIX (system calls implemented by application code) / Semihosting (POSIX system calls via host)
2019-09-13T14:09:55 < grummund> Trace output: None (no trace output) / ARM ITM (via SWO) / Semihosting STDOUT stream / Semihosting DEBUG channel
2019-09-13T14:14:13 < Thorn> why power control / overcurrent pins on hubs? so that you can query & control them via usb hub class requests?
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2019-09-13T14:41:27 < jadew> ffs, there's something wrong with the aliexpress shipping
2019-09-13T14:41:35 < jadew> so one item is free
2019-09-13T14:41:47 < jadew> 2 items is 3.68
2019-09-13T14:41:55 < jadew> and we're talking sub 10g stuff
2019-09-13T14:42:05 < jadew> 10 items, $10
2019-09-13T14:42:10 < jadew> wtf?
2019-09-13T14:42:15 < jadew> and of course, no total
2019-09-13T14:43:06 < kakimir> does android have ntfs support?
2019-09-13T14:43:16 < kakimir> built-in
2019-09-13T14:43:50 < kakimir> formating some usb-c external ssd and I can have fat32, exfat or ntfs
2019-09-13T14:47:11 < kakimir> or does it even have exfat?
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2019-09-13T15:59:15 < mawk> no kakimir 
2019-09-13T15:59:17 < mawk> no ntfs
2019-09-13T15:59:18 < BrainDamage> assdroid
2019-09-13T15:59:21 < mawk> you have pay apps on the store for that
2019-09-13T15:59:26 < mawk> I tried for a while to crack it, but then I paid
2019-09-13T15:59:33 < BrainDamage> mawk: re: kobo, my kobo is actually more expensive than the kindle
2019-09-13T15:59:36 < mawk> you can have a go at it, it's kotlin things
2019-09-13T15:59:43 < mawk> ah, nice
2019-09-13T15:59:50 < mawk> actually I don't like kindle BrainDamage , since the day they enabled ads on it
2019-09-13T16:00:00 < mawk> instead of displaying some pencil or lettershape screensaver, I see ads
2019-09-13T16:00:17 < BrainDamage> the kindle is too restricted for my likes
2019-09-13T16:00:28 < BrainDamage> if you jailbroke it, consider running koreader
2019-09-13T16:00:37 < BrainDamage> https://github.com/koreader/koreader
2019-09-13T16:00:51 < BrainDamage> the interface has some rough edges, but it mostly works
2019-09-13T16:00:53 < mawk> nice 
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2019-09-13T16:18:12 < englishman> I like my kobo
2019-09-13T16:18:40 < englishman> the amadongs stuff seems to be all walled garden like iPhone except there aren't any apps
2019-09-13T16:19:32 < BrainDamage> yup
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2019-09-13T17:02:02 < dongs> kikemir, ntfs works fine
2019-09-13T17:02:10 < dongs> for reading at least, prolly writing too
2019-09-13T17:02:16 < dongs> ive hooked up usb-c hdds directly to phone
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2019-09-13T17:21:46 < Steffanx> dont u have 1?
2019-09-13T17:23:13 < Steffanx> then you would know it sucks arse
2019-09-13T17:24:07 < dongs> oops
2019-09-13T17:24:13 < dongs> got trolled by fucking BQ24010
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2019-09-13T17:51:00 < dongs> so im trying to do TPS63001 in a system with a power switch and permanently tied battery
2019-09-13T17:51:18 < dongs> it seems VINA is drawing non-trivial amount of current even when the system is off (EN pin low)
2019-09-13T17:51:38 < dongs> i wonder if I should connect VINA w/EN for this
2019-09-13T17:52:02 < dongs> there's a hbridge or wahtever for the coil part so VIN is definitely not leaking through the inductor
2019-09-13T17:52:11 < dongs> but VINA is powering some control circuits or wahtever according to diagram
2019-09-13T17:54:05 < dongs> power switch just dicks EN of TPS (and a few otehr chips) between GND and VBAT
2019-09-13T17:58:07 < Thorn> tps6300x is the kind of chip than FAEs will run away from
2019-09-13T17:58:22 < Thorn> if you tell them you're using it
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2019-09-13T18:38:22 < qyx> whats wrong with it
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2019-09-13T20:34:13 < srk> fluffy input device https://imgur.com/gallery/HtJC7rV
2019-09-13T20:41:35 < Cracki> jadew, did you enjoy fifteen minutes of someone shredding a growing forest into submission?
2019-09-13T20:41:55 < jadew> Cracki, surprisingly, I watched the whole thing
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2019-09-13T20:46:31 < Cracki> he has a couple more :P
2019-09-13T20:46:44 < Cracki> nothing of that caliber (of tree) tho
2019-09-13T20:48:15 < Cracki> only one of his videos I didn't see a point in was where he used a skid steer attachment to screen dirt with 1-inch and 3-inch screens... when there are purpose-built machines for that job
2019-09-13T20:53:29 < grummund> afaict in eclipse 'Run' mode is basically Debug mode without breakpoints, taht is the debugger stays attached until you tell it to stop.
2019-09-13T20:57:04 < Cracki> with a lot more than no breakpoints
2019-09-13T20:57:08 < Cracki> it runs the program.
2019-09-13T20:57:43 < Cracki> the ability to kill the program shouldn't be enough to call it debugging without breakpoints
2019-09-13T20:59:05 < grummund> i suppose it makes sense to stay connected and collect any trace output
2019-09-13T20:59:47 < Cracki> that happens outside of debugging too?
2019-09-13T21:00:00 < grummund> yes
2019-09-13T21:00:06 < Cracki> collecting stdout is a common feature. not considered "trace"
2019-09-13T21:00:35 < Cracki> wait, you're talking about stm32 yes? serial wire output?
2019-09-13T21:01:05 < grummund> there is Debug and Release builds, and then there is Debug and Run modes.
2019-09-13T21:01:26 < grummund> the word Debug used in different contexts
2019-09-13T21:02:00 < Cracki> last I checked (last truestudio) there was only debugging because they didn't bother implementing run mode. you had to set up a "tool command" to do that.
2019-09-13T21:02:06 < Cracki> nobody talks about build types
2019-09-13T21:02:20 < grummund> yeah this is eclipse
2019-09-13T21:02:39 < grummund> "state-of-the-art" it says on the tin.
2019-09-13T21:02:44 < Cracki> so they finally managed to make "run" do something on stm32?
2019-09-13T21:03:30 < grummund> yeah it launches a debug session without breakpoints :p
2019-09-13T21:03:58 < Cracki> that's something at least. I always edit the debugger script to remove the "tbreak main" or whatever it is they do
2019-09-13T21:04:26 < Cracki> eclipse switching perspectives also annoys me because it takes a second
2019-09-13T21:04:54 < Cracki> have they figured out how to keep serial wire viewer logging enabled between debug sessions? it's total bullshit that I have to enable that every time
2019-09-13T21:05:18 < grummund> oh yes that's the other interesting thing... if you remove the breakpoint at main then (assuming no other breakpoints hit) it's impossible to pause!
2019-09-13T21:05:34 < Cracki> nonsense, debug perspective, pause, works
2019-09-13T21:05:52 < grummund> with a breakpoint at main it does yes
2019-09-13T21:06:12 < Cracki> I can't believe it
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2019-09-13T21:06:50 < Cracki> using cubeide or gnu mcu eclipse?
2019-09-13T21:07:11 < grummund> gnu mcu eclipse
2019-09-13T21:07:43  * grummund hasn't installed the cube stuff yet
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2019-09-13T21:13:44 < grummund> so basically you click Run, it launches GDB, which flashes and resets the MCU and then sits there capturing trace output.
2019-09-13T21:16:06 < grummund> you edit the code, click Run, it re-builds successfully and then tries to connect tp GDB and fails because the previous session is still running.
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2019-09-13T21:48:11 < Cracki> can I convince you to try keil?
2019-09-13T21:48:32 < Cracki> cba myself but it'd be interesting to hear a fresh perspective
2019-09-13T21:52:38 < aandrew> Cracki: if you can convince yourself to slap your balls hard, you can probably convince yourself to use keil
2019-09-13T21:53:13 < Steffanx> lolled
2019-09-13T21:53:26 < Cracki> some people in here have admitted to using keil... or at least promoting it
2019-09-13T21:55:06 < aandrew> dongs loves keil
2019-09-13T21:55:16 < englishman> aandrew's IDE of choice is Vi. his debugger of choice is chainging shit and crossing his fingers
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2019-09-13T21:55:21 < aandrew> I think it's the only seriously non-pro thing I've heard him say
2019-09-13T21:55:30 < aandrew> haha
2019-09-13T21:55:41 < aandrew> englishman: sublime text and dbeugger of choice is ozone
2019-09-13T21:56:11 < aandrew> working on a better SWO debugging library though to try to reduce the amont of time fucking around with breakpoints and shit
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2019-09-13T22:03:03 < srk> my "ide" is vim, ghcid, make & gdb xD
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2019-09-13T22:10:26 < karlp> ghcid?
2019-09-13T22:16:09 < srk> https://github.com/ndmitchell/ghcid
2019-09-13T22:18:31 < srk> recompiles your code on writes and tells you All good or it shows you compiler output
2019-09-13T22:27:27 < Steffanx> A haskell thing obviously.:P
2019-09-13T22:29:28 < veverak> vim, g++, make, gdb here
2019-09-13T22:29:37 < veverak> same point, ide sucks
2019-09-13T22:29:39  * veverak hides
2019-09-13T22:32:00 < kakimir> better start embedded haskelling
2019-09-13T22:33:05 < srk> yeah, often you don't even need to run the code while compiler says it's ok :D
2019-09-13T22:33:43 < srk> why waste time with flashing
2019-09-13T22:55:16 < Steffanx> yeah
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2019-09-13T23:53:24 < qyx> my i2c no worky on L053
2019-09-13T23:53:32 < qyx> every single thing is not working on first try
2019-09-13T23:53:56 < qyx> I copypasted L4 code with hope
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2019-09-14T01:33:17 < Thorn> qyx: I've got working i2c code for l0 if you wish
2019-09-14T01:33:30 < Thorn> bare cmsis, no hals
2019-09-14T01:34:46 < Thorn> https://medium.com/@leung.benson <-- are there older g+ posts by this guy archived anywhere? (on usb type c and related topics)
2019-09-14T01:36:32 < Cracki> click through wayback machine
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2019-09-14T01:38:27 < Cracki> try twadder too
2019-09-14T01:42:48 < Cracki> owo https://people.kernel.org/bleung/
2019-09-14T01:43:46 < Cracki> oh, usb is now at v3.2
2019-09-14T01:43:58 < Cracki> and the 5 vs 10 gbit/s is GENERATION 1 vs 2
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2019-09-14T01:58:00 < fenugrec> usb4 ? holy crap, I only just got a machine with usb3
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2019-09-14T02:14:20 < Cracki> wat
2019-09-14T02:14:39 < Cracki> fuuuck it's real
2019-09-14T02:14:53 < Cracki> "later this year"
2019-09-14T02:15:59 < Cracki> TB4 already has 40 gbit/s, now usb4 shall have tb4 compat and also 40 gbit/s
2019-09-14T02:18:32 < Laurenceb_> maybe USB4 will finally fix the mess of usb3
2019-09-14T02:18:49 < Cracki> supposedly C-only, which is good
2019-09-14T02:19:15 < Cracki> I don't see why it would be anything other than TB3 over usb-c
2019-09-14T02:20:26 < Laurenceb_> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-49692934
2019-09-14T02:20:30 < Laurenceb_> imagine my shock
2019-09-14T02:20:38 < Cracki> soccer?
2019-09-14T02:20:48 < Cracki> they don't understand the purpose of slug urls
2019-09-14T02:23:32 < Laurenceb_> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershire-49685761
2019-09-14T02:23:46 < Laurenceb_> another /pol/ack pwnd
2019-09-14T02:23:56 < Cracki> lol that face
2019-09-14T02:24:06 < Cracki> he looks like the leftist little shits at my uni
2019-09-14T02:24:11 < Cracki> redditors
2019-09-14T02:24:27 < Cracki> jailed for 16 years.
2019-09-14T02:24:29 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-14T02:24:41 < Cracki> bongland is a meme
2019-09-14T02:24:49 < Cracki> they don't even jail the child rapist gangs for that long
2019-09-14T02:26:52 < Cracki> >possession of indecent images
2019-09-14T02:27:04 < Cracki> euphemism for women in beachwear?
2019-09-14T02:28:54 < Laurenceb_> ikr
2019-09-14T02:29:15 < Laurenceb_> even the nazis who killed Stephen Lawrence only got 11 years wtf
2019-09-14T02:30:34 < roomba> pen is mightier than the sword
2019-09-14T02:30:57 < Laurenceb_> >11 years for being a nazi serial killer
2019-09-14T02:30:58 < roomba> sticks and stones can break my bones but words REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE)!*$%)!*@%!@(*%!@)(%*!@)(%*!@%*!(@%!()!@%!*2%!(@)!@% ASSAULT!!!! ABUSE!!!!
2019-09-14T02:31:06 < Laurenceb_> >16 for ebing a teenage edgelord
2019-09-14T02:31:33 < roomba> do you remember that old adage? they teach you that in UK?
2019-09-14T02:31:40 < Laurenceb_> yes
2019-09-14T02:31:41 < roomba> sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me
2019-09-14T02:31:46 < Cracki> those "nazi" incidents are once a decade, that's why everyone remembers them
2019-09-14T02:31:48 < roomba> it has been forgotten
2019-09-14T02:32:09 < Cracki> the random daily violence that goes against the natives is just noise nobody cares about
2019-09-14T02:32:31 < Laurenceb_> but that edgelord is a fool
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2019-09-14T02:32:42 < Laurenceb_> he should just have claimed insanity/assbergers
2019-09-14T02:32:50 < Laurenceb_> also
2019-09-14T02:33:01 < Laurenceb_> >not realising all parcels at least get x-rayed
2019-09-14T02:33:03 < Cracki> they are gonna fuck his life up. he will soak up so much hate for the system
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2019-09-14T02:33:11 < BrainDamage> insanity defense doesn't really work irl
2019-09-14T02:33:41 < BrainDamage> despite media portrait, less than 10% of trials even attempt for it
2019-09-14T02:33:55 < Cracki> he'll be 35 and worthless by that time. he has every right to nuke the whole goddamn island for this sentence
2019-09-14T02:34:18 < Cracki> the 10% that go for insanity are those where machetes and axes are involved
2019-09-14T02:34:35 < Laurenceb_> when I was at school everyone idolised the columbine killers, but we probably wouldnt irl shoot each other
2019-09-14T02:34:35 < Cracki> or trucks
2019-09-14T02:34:55 < Cracki> how many people get shot in london?
2019-09-14T02:35:08 < Laurenceb_> people would put the Columbine killers on book covers etc
2019-09-14T02:35:13 < Cracki> ok, let's say stabbed or acid in their face
2019-09-14T02:36:19 < Cracki> in a high trust society, private citizens owning weapons are completely harmless to each other... except to an authoritarian government
2019-09-14T02:38:00 < Cracki> in many western inner cities there is no trust. you have to declaw everyone because some turn rabid
2019-09-14T02:38:01 < Laurenceb_> moar britbong news https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-49692263
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2019-09-14T02:38:41 < Laurenceb_> >Gary Nelson, prosecuting, told the court the trio had ended up in bed after going out in Exmouth in January
2019-09-14T02:38:43 < Laurenceb_> no homo
2019-09-14T02:38:57 < Cracki> wiseman, not very wise man
2019-09-14T02:39:12 < Cracki> proper reaction to a "friend" trying to cuck you
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2019-09-14T02:44:53 < Laurenceb_> britbongs getting set to jail for stupid shit
2019-09-14T02:45:12 < Laurenceb_> no ownder our prisons are full
2019-09-14T02:45:58 < Laurenceb_> we will be Alabama 2.0 soon
2019-09-14T02:51:19 < Cracki> you need more commies who want to "eat the rich"
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2019-09-14T02:51:59 < Cracki> cannibalism has been in the propaganda cycle recently
2019-09-14T02:52:16 < Cracki> they graduated from bugs
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2019-09-14T02:54:38 < Cracki> https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/09/scientist-suggests-climate-change-could-pave-the-way-for-cannibalism/
2019-09-14T02:55:05 < Mangy_Dog> WELL HUMANS ARE TASTY
2019-09-14T02:55:10 < Mangy_Dog> gah caps
2019-09-14T02:55:24 < Mangy_Dog> nn :)
2019-09-14T02:56:12 < Cracki> have you tasted human flesh recently?
2019-09-14T02:56:30 < Mangy_Dog> well it depends how you put it
2019-09-14T02:56:48 < Laurenceb_> is slack a spy project?
2019-09-14T02:56:56 < Laurenceb_> should I give them my email?
2019-09-14T02:57:01 < Cracki> I can believe it. puppies are tortured because it makes them taste sweeter. humans are living under constant terror too, we must taste amazing
2019-09-14T02:57:18 < Cracki> don't trust slack, don't trust discord
2019-09-14T02:57:19 < Mangy_Dog> :o
2019-09-14T02:57:36 < Laurenceb_> kek discord
2019-09-14T02:57:44 < Laurenceb_> I've yet to work out how discord works
2019-09-14T02:57:52 < Laurenceb_> its just weird and autistic
2019-09-14T02:58:03 < Cracki> obv
2019-09-14T02:58:16 < Laurenceb_> also it keeps glitching out on lunix
2019-09-14T02:58:29 < Laurenceb_> and search seems broken
2019-09-14T02:58:33 < Cracki> these "servers" are only good for leaking enemy camp intel
2019-09-14T02:58:45 < Cracki> shit reinvention of irc, tbh
2019-09-14T02:58:59 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-14T02:59:02 < BrainDamage> use discord from the browser
2019-09-14T02:59:37 < BrainDamage> also, are you chosing slack yourselfor was it imposed from whatever IT admin you have there?
2019-09-14T02:59:40 < Laurenceb_> ok
2019-09-14T02:59:47 < Laurenceb_> nah nasaspaceflight autists use it
2019-09-14T03:00:01 < Laurenceb_> I think they have blown their chances of getting funding tbh
2019-09-14T03:00:19 < Laurenceb_> they are determined to think they are better than the funding agency
2019-09-14T03:00:24 < Cracki> if you use slack, you blow for funding
2019-09-14T03:00:58 < Laurenceb_> >no we dont have to read the grant guidelines, we are better than that
2019-09-14T03:01:01 < BrainDamage> keybase works as a decent slack alternative fwiw, it even has client side encryption and has free cloud storage up to 120GB
2019-09-14T03:01:34 < BrainDamage> there's a bit of crypocurrency bullshit on the side, but you can ignore it
2019-09-14T03:01:45 < BrainDamage> but it's not compatible with slack
2019-09-14T03:01:52 < Laurenceb_> >no we think the guidelines drawn up by the funding agency are stupid, so we will just ignore them
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2019-09-14T03:02:07 < BrainDamage> I forgot if it was slack or what, but one of those could be accessed from a irc bridge
2019-09-14T03:02:17 < Laurenceb_> now they have drawn a diagram with parts mirrored, because it looks "more dynamic"
2019-09-14T03:02:22 < Laurenceb_> screw physics
2019-09-14T03:03:01 < aandrew> holy fuck staples.ca is a pile of steaming dogshit
2019-09-14T03:03:05 < Cracki> bridges are everywhere, between anything. slack, telegram, irc, discord, ...
2019-09-14T03:03:11 < Laurenceb_> we have crossed the autism event horizon
2019-09-14T03:03:11 < aandrew> monday: ordered office chair, folding table, chair mat and table "riser". estimated ship date was monday. payment went through, then ship date became 11-20 days. whatever.
2019-09-14T03:03:19 < Cracki> you want a red streamline, aandrew ?
2019-09-14T03:03:28 < Cracki> haha
2019-09-14T03:03:34 < aandrew> tuesday: table and chair arrive (no warning, just happened to be here). called to ask about the other two items and return the table because I discovered I actually did have room for hte longer one
2019-09-14T03:03:44 < aandrew> on the phone they tell me that the chair mat was cancelled because it's no longer available. I ask why I wasn't notified and you could hear them shrug over the phone. Fine,
2019-09-14T03:03:47 < Cracki> they can't find a logistics company that'll drive the stuff to your door
2019-09-14T03:04:00 < aandrew> whatever. I order the longer table and matching riser, and cancel the shorter riser
2019-09-14T03:04:01 < Cracki> they expect you to have office hours
2019-09-14T03:04:37 < aandrew> thursday: I have to leave for one hour in the day and THAT is the hour that they try to deliver. I called beforehand to make sure they'd go next door to sign for it, also tried to schedule the delivery outside that window "just in case" - can't do it they tell me on the phone that there will be 3 attempts made so don't worry, ok, not ideal but whatever
2019-09-14T03:04:49 < aandrew> oh, forgot wednesday
2019-09-14T03:04:57 < aandrew> wednesday: I get an email that my order was cancelled. no explanation. Order the fucking table again since it was just the table that was cancelled, not the riser.
2019-09-14T03:05:09 < aandrew> back to thursday:
2019-09-14T03:05:14 < aandrew> thursday: I have to leave for one hour in the day and THAT is the hour that they try to deliver. I called beforehand to make sure they'd go next door to sign for it, also tried to schedule the delivery outside that window "just in case" - can't do it they tell me on the phone that there will be 3 attempts made so don't worry, ok, not ideal but whatever
2019-09-14T03:05:19 < aandrew> I get an email at 1:15pm saying the delivery attempt was made but couldn't be delivered, so order was cancelled.
2019-09-14T03:05:22 < aandrew> wtf, I'm pissed now. call and discover there was no delivery attempt, that is just internal code for "it wasn't on the truck". I don't buy it, just reissue the fucking order
2019-09-14T03:05:27 < aandrew> today I get another cancellation notice.
2019-09-14T03:05:32 < aandrew> order the thing on amazon, call staples and tell them to take every single order and shove it
2019-09-14T03:05:37 < aandrew> fucking incompetence beyond measure
2019-09-14T03:05:48 < Cracki> amazing
2019-09-14T03:06:01 < aandrew> all of this because I want a cheap fucking table for the apartment to work on
2019-09-14T03:06:15 < aandrew> home depot could deliver but wants 10-20 days to figure out how to do it
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2019-09-14T03:29:30 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtPWvohvzMY germany was "china" back then
2019-09-14T03:35:24 < Cracki> that's a german narrator. never trust a random german to not be out of his fucking mind. german schools cause brain damage.
2019-09-14T03:36:05 < Cracki> >punish germany
2019-09-14T03:36:14 < Cracki> it's ongoing :)
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2019-09-14T03:36:27 < Thorn> usb power switches (1.5A) plz
2019-09-14T03:37:54 < kakimir> yes the biggest white nation left Cracki
2019-09-14T03:38:03 < Thorn> this one looks good except it's 500mA only https://datasheet.lcsc.com/szlcsc/Microchip-Tech-MIC2026-2YM-TR_C148072.pdf
2019-09-14T03:42:55 < dongs> thorn
2019-09-14T03:42:57 < dongs> i used one
2019-09-14T03:42:58 < dongs> sec
2019-09-14T03:43:23 < dongs> APL3511CBI
2019-09-14T03:43:57 < dongs> worked gr8
2019-09-14T03:44:18 < Thorn> who the fuck are Anpec
2019-09-14T03:44:18 < dongs> there's 1.5 and 2.5A versions
2019-09-14T03:44:24 < Thorn> it's dirt cheap too https://lcsc.com/product-detail/Others_Anpec-Elec-APL3511CBI-TRG_C351147.html
2019-09-14T03:44:24 < dongs> chinks
2019-09-14T03:44:28 < dongs> yes
2019-09-14T03:44:33 < dongs> thats whyi used it
2019-09-14T03:44:40 < Thorn> thanks, sounds like what I need
2019-09-14T03:44:55 < Thorn> have you also used FE1.1 etc. hubs?
2019-09-14T03:45:11 < dongs> lol yes once, thanks to dealextreme
2019-09-14T03:45:13 < dongs> never again
2019-09-14T03:45:25 < dongs> if you want a cheap hub just use GL851
2019-09-14T03:45:46 < dongs> tsop version is like 40c
2019-09-14T03:45:52 < dongs> https://lcsc.com/product-detail/USB_GENESYS_GL850G-HHY22_GL850G-HHY22_C136617.html
2019-09-14T03:45:55 < dongs> err GL850
2019-09-14T03:46:17 < dongs> (cheaper than FE1.1 trash actually looks like
2019-09-14T03:47:07 < Thorn> yeah I wanted per-port power switch / overcurrent pins, ssop doesn't have that iirc
2019-09-14T03:47:32 < Thorn> but if fe1.1 is shit then I don't have much choice
2019-09-14T03:47:47 < dongs> only lqfp48 version of GL does
2019-09-14T03:48:02 < dongs> well, its shit in the sense that its literally only USB2.0 ful-speed
2019-09-14T03:48:25 < dongs> oh, datasheet claims fullspeed
2019-09-14T03:48:33 < dongs> i must haev had the shit that was FS only
2019-09-14T03:48:45 < Thorn> I only need FS anyway for this project
2019-09-14T03:49:53 < dongs> ok i dk try it i guess. personally i'd use GL even if FE was slightly cheaper cuz i know it works at least ;p
2019-09-14T03:50:06 < dongs> time to drive out, good luck
2019-09-14T03:50:14 < Thorn> ok thanks
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2019-09-14T04:03:45 < Thorn> Note that a NYET response is possible in this case due to a transaction error on the start-split or a host (or TT) scheduling error.
2019-09-14T04:04:38 < Laurenceb_> the FE<whatever> shit seems to actually have impressive low power consumption
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2019-09-14T04:11:16 < Cracki> does USB have a DA response too?
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2019-09-14T04:12:46 < upgrdman> thinking about buying a better UPS. anyone know of a web site that does legit reviews on them?
2019-09-14T04:13:06 < upgrdman> all the shit on google is just idiots with affiliate links and no knowledge
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2019-09-14T12:29:17 < qyx> thI used TPS25221
2019-09-14T12:29:25 < qyx> and yeah, I want your codez :)
2019-09-14T12:29:38 < qyx> oh hes not here
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2019-09-14T12:39:31 < Steffanx> How can that be :S
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2019-09-14T15:58:59 < qyx> 11:29 < qyx> thI used TPS25221
2019-09-14T15:58:59 < qyx> 11:29 < qyx> and yeah, I want your codez :)
2019-09-14T15:59:02 < qyx> Thorn: ^
2019-09-14T15:59:39 < Thorn> ok a minute
2019-09-14T16:01:10 < qyx> I confirmed it is not a hw problem, both scl and sda have no transitions
2019-09-14T16:01:25 < qyx> but they can go low/high if I configure them as gpio
2019-09-14T16:01:55 < qyx> so I am suspecting some missing register setting somewhere in PWR or what
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2019-09-14T16:06:13 < Thorn> qyx: https://gist.github.com/pthorn/26da39e90b4faed9adfb03595c6c5662
2019-09-14T16:08:01 < Steffanx> Thorn likes goto \o/
2019-09-14T16:08:22 < Thorn> c++ is made of templates, pointers and goto
2019-09-14T16:09:03 < qyx> oh nice javascript syntax
2019-09-14T16:09:14 < qyx> pin.blah().meh()
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2019-09-14T16:18:19 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBP2if0l-a8
2019-09-14T16:18:47 < Thorn> why can't they teach electronics like that
2019-09-14T16:19:02 < Steffanx> i wouldnt enjoy a professor shouting all the time
2019-09-14T16:21:02 < Steffanx> ok, he doesnt do it all the time, but just in the parts i happend to skip through
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2019-09-14T16:36:34 < PaulFertser> EEV Dave has kind of similar level of artistic expression of that lawyer, and I'd say in a much more suitable (for an engineer) way.
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2019-09-14T16:40:28 < Laurenceb_> wtf is slack
2019-09-14T16:40:36 < Laurenceb_> broken whatever it is
2019-09-14T16:41:20 < Laurenceb_> I'm confused by this starship shit
2019-09-14T16:41:22 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=48893.20
2019-09-14T16:41:29 < Laurenceb_> >its not going to the stars
2019-09-14T16:41:33 < PaulFertser> And when I was going through ML course on Coursera from prof. Hinton, it was very exciting, fun and challenging, despite being delivered in a relatively dull tone.
2019-09-14T16:41:38 < Laurenceb_> >its being assembled in the open in murica
2019-09-14T16:41:44 < Laurenceb_> how will they fix the bullet holes?
2019-09-14T16:41:56 < Thorn> Dave isn't really teaching anything anymore (afaik, I mostly stopped watching him)
2019-09-14T16:42:05 < PaulFertser> So I do not think "like that" is super important, Thorn.
2019-09-14T16:42:21 < Laurenceb_> >Dave isnt teaching anything
2019-09-14T16:42:30 < Laurenceb_> imagine being this slow
2019-09-14T16:42:41 < Laurenceb_> he has never taught anything
2019-09-14T16:43:05 < Laurenceb_> he is an australian shitposter
2019-09-14T16:43:06 < BrainDamage> it takes him 1h to explain something that a normal human takes 2 minutes
2019-09-14T16:43:10 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-14T16:43:18 < Laurenceb_> >normal human
2019-09-14T16:43:29 < Laurenceb_> a new phrase for non australians
2019-09-14T16:43:38 < Thorn> he did have some whiteboard videos and stuff, in addition to lab videos (how not to blow up your scope etc.)
2019-09-14T16:43:45 < Laurenceb_> >insert ED page on australian breeding here
2019-09-14T16:45:09 < Laurenceb_>  "the Australian is formed through selective cross breeding of Aborigines with Irish serial killers"
2019-09-14T16:50:30 < Laurenceb_> oh wow printouts of that page were discussed in the Australian parliament debate on webshite blocking
2019-09-14T16:50:35 < Laurenceb_> triggered
2019-09-14T16:52:57 < dongs> sup pros
2019-09-14T16:53:54 < antto> anyone know what's this blue circle thing? https://talkford.com/community/uploads/monthly_09_2011/post-60118-0-17204300-1315310590.jpg
2019-09-14T16:54:27 < Laurenceb_> >ford
2019-09-14T16:54:28 < dongs> obviously antenna of some kind?
2019-09-14T16:54:29 < Laurenceb_> uh oh
2019-09-14T16:54:37 < antto> it is part of something that needs to sense the rotation (actually the position of something that rotates)
2019-09-14T16:54:39 < Laurenceb_> I need to fix my ford laters
2019-09-14T16:54:57 < antto> but i wonder how it works
2019-09-14T16:55:07 < Laurenceb_> nice thats one sweet antenna
2019-09-14T16:55:34 < Laurenceb_> looks like circularly polarised patch type thing
2019-09-14T16:55:38 < Laurenceb_> v interesting design
2019-09-14T16:55:45 < Laurenceb_> what is this thing?
2019-09-14T16:55:57 < antto> the other part of this is sorta like this: https://allcarsystem.it/_files/200000711-e2034e3fba/g149-electronic-turbocharger-actuator-turbo-actuator-electric-g149-hella-g-149-actuators-[2]-2304-p.jpg
2019-09-14T16:56:22 < Laurenceb_> oh wtf
2019-09-14T16:56:31 < antto> it's from something that has to do with controling something for a turbo thing in a car
2019-09-14T16:56:39 < Laurenceb_> thats some v pro design
2019-09-14T16:56:54 < Laurenceb_> aha
2019-09-14T16:57:06 < antto> the blue/green circles are supposedly sensoring the position of the thing that rotates
2019-09-14T16:57:10 < Laurenceb_> its capacitively or inductivly coupled
2019-09-14T16:57:11 < BrainDamage> it's a position sensor
2019-09-14T16:57:24 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-14T16:57:28 < BrainDamage> it's still an antenna, just a nfc one
2019-09-14T16:57:31 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-14T16:57:43 < BrainDamage> still super pro
2019-09-14T16:57:44 < antto> so it's definately not a potentiometer then ;P~
2019-09-14T16:57:49 < Laurenceb_> is that an stm32?
2019-09-14T16:57:58 < Laurenceb_> antto: it has the same function
2019-09-14T16:58:01 < antto> it's some fancy ST chip
2019-09-14T16:58:05 < Laurenceb_> ah ok
2019-09-14T16:58:10 < Laurenceb_> part number?
2019-09-14T16:58:31 < antto> Laurenceb_,  my point is, do the blue/green circles touch?
2019-09-14T16:58:33 < Laurenceb_> I cant quite see it on the photo
2019-09-14T16:58:36 < Laurenceb_> antoo: no
2019-09-14T16:58:46 < dongs> no they dont need to touch
2019-09-14T16:58:50 < Laurenceb_> prob 1mm or so separation
2019-09-14T16:58:51 < antto> if it's a pot, something would be touching a resistive surface
2019-09-14T16:59:00 < Laurenceb_> no its inductive/capacitive
2019-09-14T16:59:03 < dongs> one of them generates a field and the 2nd one receives it
2019-09-14T16:59:08 < Laurenceb_> prob some mixture of the two effects
2019-09-14T16:59:12 < antto> kewl
2019-09-14T16:59:18 < dongs> and knows rotational position of the other one after doing some calculations
2019-09-14T16:59:30 < Laurenceb_> dunno why they didnt just use a magnet
2019-09-14T16:59:32 < dongs> donno which one generates, i think the green one
2019-09-14T16:59:38 < Laurenceb_> seems overengineered
2019-09-14T16:59:40 < dongs> and blue receives
2019-09-14T16:59:50 < BrainDamage> the blue both generates and receives
2019-09-14T16:59:50 < dongs> Laurenceb_: maybe they wanted a really advanced slipring
2019-09-14T17:00:04 < dongs> what if thre's data going across that
2019-09-14T17:00:04 < BrainDamage> the green just distorts the field
2019-09-14T17:00:07 < dongs> plus position
2019-09-14T17:00:15 < Laurenceb_> yeah green looks like its just passive
2019-09-14T17:00:19 < dongs> and/or control signals
2019-09-14T17:01:36 < BrainDamage> magnetic has some issues with the motor that close
2019-09-14T17:01:44 < BrainDamage> rather, why not optical
2019-09-14T17:01:53 < antto> yeah this thing is located near the engine
2019-09-14T17:02:09 < antto> well.. in a car, most of the interesting things are stuffed under the hood, ya know
2019-09-14T17:03:57 < Laurenceb_> BrainDamage: yeah but mag fields go with 1/r^3
2019-09-14T17:04:26 < BrainDamage> I mean the motor on the left of the pic
2019-09-14T17:04:28 < Laurenceb_> I was looking at raw data from that stepper/servo convertor thing on kickstarter 
2019-09-14T17:04:42 < Laurenceb_> managed very high prevision despite being close to a motor
2019-09-14T17:04:52 < Laurenceb_> *precision
2019-09-14T17:04:58 < antto> so if the malfunctions, it's not easy to figure out what's wrong and fix it then
2019-09-14T17:05:11 < antto> they've thought it's a pot and sprayed it with contact spray
2019-09-14T17:05:28 < Laurenceb_> who has?
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2019-09-14T17:05:48 < antto> my collegue and the owner of the car
2019-09-14T17:06:03 < Laurenceb_> fail
2019-09-14T17:06:07 < antto> mostly my collegue, who is supposedly a car/electronics geek *cough*
2019-09-14T17:06:10 < Laurenceb_> heh
2019-09-14T17:06:25 < antto> and the mercedes is the car i'm learning to drive on
2019-09-14T17:06:42 < antto> a yellow thing blinks on the dashboard ;P~
2019-09-14T17:06:52 < Laurenceb_> learning in a merc
2019-09-14T17:06:59 < Laurenceb_> sounds like a bad idea
2019-09-14T17:07:07 < antto> and it's intermittent, and this module is uber eggspensive to replace for some reason
2019-09-14T17:07:16 < Laurenceb_> then again they are quite cheap second hand
2019-09-14T17:07:31 < antto> Laurenceb_, my only problem so far is that it's too quiet, i can't hear the engine
2019-09-14T17:07:35 < Laurenceb_> I crashed my corsa learning
2019-09-14T17:07:36 < Laurenceb_> ok
2019-09-14T17:07:53 < Laurenceb_> luckily I only scuffed a wheel
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2019-09-14T17:08:55 < Steffanx> did Laurenceb_ get his license in the meantime?
2019-09-14T17:09:01 < Steffanx> the real full one
2019-09-14T17:10:19 < Laurenceb_> not yet
2019-09-14T17:11:31 < Steffanx> Damn.
2019-09-14T17:11:45 < Steffanx> how long can you even drive around like that?
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2019-09-14T17:59:50 < mrus> anyone here hving experience with L0/L4 (Nano-size) Nucleos and SPI slave implementation?
2019-09-14T18:05:40 < dongs> i think karlp fucked with SPI slave on v2 SPI hardware.
2019-09-14T18:05:49 < dongs> i need to still at some point, prolly soon.
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2019-09-14T18:38:28 < mrus> karlp: did you fuck with SPI? Would need some help fucking with SPI myself here.
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2019-09-14T19:23:10 < qyx> hm, I2C1 on L0 has independent clock domain
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2019-09-14T20:37:58 < kakimir> https://soundcloud.com/skelermusic/skeler-x-ytho-final-call-1 musics
2019-09-14T20:39:24 < kakimir> quality seal of kakis
2019-09-14T20:39:49 < kakimir> bought a shelf and built it today
2019-09-14T20:39:59 < kakimir> there is never too much of storage space
2019-09-14T20:41:41 < Steffanx> !false
2019-09-14T20:41:43 < Steffanx> hello mr kakimir
2019-09-14T20:41:46 < Steffanx> how is the day
2019-09-14T20:42:36 < kakimir> good
2019-09-14T20:43:02 < PaulFertser> Biking?
2019-09-14T20:43:07 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-14T20:43:37 < kakimir> to city
2019-09-14T20:43:42 < PaulFertser> How are you not scared to ride? There's more than 10 accidents with motor bike each fucking day in Moscow...
2019-09-14T20:44:03 < kakimir> it's not moscow here
2019-09-14T20:44:19 < kakimir> you mean leathal accidents?
2019-09-14T20:44:32 < PaulFertser> Not lethal, those are once a week probably.
2019-09-14T20:44:41 < Steffanx> i always imagine the russian roads to be like they are in the videos all over the web PaulFertser.
2019-09-14T20:44:45 < Steffanx> So 10 isnt a surprise
2019-09-14T20:44:55 < kakimir> russian ghost rider is a legend
2019-09-14T20:45:04 < kakimir> I wonder if he still rides
2019-09-14T20:45:14 < kakimir> that moscow morning hours video
2019-09-14T20:45:42 < PaulFertser> Steffanx: I've been to Israel, it looked similar there. Also I guess Italy might be close, but I didn't see it myself.
2019-09-14T20:46:05 < PaulFertser> Russian ghost rider? I've never heard about him/her.
2019-09-14T20:46:25 < Steffanx> you dont believe in ghosts :P
2019-09-14T20:46:47 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgiAXlS8J3k educate yourself PaulFertser
2019-09-14T20:47:36 < Steffanx> im always sorry for the people that have to scrape the body parts of the road when i see vids like that
2019-09-14T20:48:44 < kakimir> I bet many people have died as indirect result of seeing that video
2019-09-14T20:48:50 < kakimir> many
2019-09-14T20:49:38 < PaulFertser> Opening titles from that video: "Two minutes from a motor biker's life are sometimes more interesting than the whole life of many people."
2019-09-14T20:50:39 < kakimir> PaulFertser: when does putin ban youtubes?
2019-09-14T20:51:11 < PaulFertser> kakimir: it's unlikely to happen in my opinion because too many people would get upset, there's no practical reason to do that.
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2019-09-14T20:52:48 < kakimir> I like how the video gets more intense towards the end
2019-09-14T20:53:11 < kakimir> usually if you do something stupid on bike it peaks and then you start to cool it down
2019-09-14T20:53:57 < kakimir> this guy keeps pushing it to next level whole time
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2019-09-14T21:11:30 < qyx> no worky this damned i2c thing
2019-09-14T21:11:34 < qyx> time to read the errata
2019-09-14T21:13:11 < qyx> fucking shit
2019-09-14T21:13:29 < qyx> how the hell did they manage to screw that
2019-09-14T21:13:34 < qyx> PB6 and PB7 AF1 alternate functions not available when
2019-09-14T21:13:35 < qyx> LCD controller is enabled
2019-09-14T21:13:49 < qyx> fucking junk
2019-09-14T21:14:13 < qyx> half a day wasted
2019-09-14T21:14:46 < qyx> goign to disable LCD to see if it is the case
2019-09-14T21:15:34 < PaulFertser> kakimir: there was a kid 17 y.o. riding a gsx-1000 and in a similar high-speed filtering situation he got hit and damaged his left arm so only the fingers remained functional. There were later videos from him where he uses his right arm to put his left on the handlebar, grabs the grip and continues with power wheelies and other stupid shit on public roads. Some people just never learn. 
2019-09-14T21:17:04 < qyx> it works.
2019-09-14T21:17:19 < qyx> Laurenceb__'s sides
2019-09-14T21:17:46 < kakimir> living the life PaulFertser
2019-09-14T21:17:55 < mawk> lol qyx 
2019-09-14T21:17:57 < mawk> nice bug
2019-09-14T21:18:01 < qyx> ok so now the only possibility is to bitbang the i2c or disable LCD when reading the sensors
2019-09-14T21:18:25 < kakimir> PaulFertser: I bet adrenaline played a part
2019-09-14T21:18:35 < kakimir> no pain just keep going
2019-09-14T21:18:39 < PaulFertser> kakimir: also, parents' stupidity
2019-09-14T21:20:29 < kakimir> so his parents gave him that bike to test or to have it generally to drive around?
2019-09-14T21:23:49 < PaulFertser> To ride around. And then when he broke it bought another.
2019-09-14T21:24:09 < PaulFertser> broke as in crashed
2019-09-14T21:24:29 < kakimir> on public roads?
2019-09-14T21:27:17 < kakimir> maybe they had too many children
2019-09-14T21:27:37 < kakimir> let them sort it out themselfs and see if they come through
2019-09-14T21:30:13 < PaulFertser> Yes, of course on public roads. I am not sure but probably he was 15 when he got into an accident on public roads on a 1l sports bike, in February (constantly negative temperatures).
2019-09-14T21:31:07 < PaulFertser> That didn't demotivate him at all and so he carried on till he got into the filtering accident.
2019-09-14T21:31:13 < PaulFertser> No idea what he's doing now.
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2019-09-14T21:44:09 < qyx> ok, apparently i2c becomes nonfunctional once the lcd is enabled
2019-09-14T21:44:14 < qyx> it doesn't help to disable it
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2019-09-14T22:55:18 < Thorn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUyc2zjM6rA
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2019-09-14T23:40:12 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/assets/48895.0/1582580.jpg truly epic fail
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2019-09-14T23:45:05 < Laurenceb_> measuring level: Elons Musk
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2019-09-15T00:19:19 < Thorn> >Korean tablet charging mode (D+ and D- shorted and pulled up to a certain voltage)
2019-09-15T00:19:35 < Thorn> is there a special charging mode for smart dildos
2019-09-15T00:44:51 < Cracki> there is a special mode for charging koreans
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2019-09-15T01:39:08 < kakimir> https://imgur.com/gallery/uH5iqf2 here is special mode
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2019-09-15T02:03:35 < kakimir> I played CSGO until my brain melted for the day
2019-09-15T02:07:46 < Thorn> I'm researching USB power switches
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2019-09-15T02:08:47 < kakimir> what dat?
2019-09-15T02:09:35 < kakimir> has anyone (offtopic) done any VW 1.3 or 1.6litre boxers?
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2019-09-15T02:10:44 < kakimir> the engine of beetle slash that kombi van thing
2019-09-15T02:10:57 < kakimir> aircooled and shit
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2019-09-15T02:16:47 < Thorn> https://imgur.com/gallery/U4x9nGI
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2019-09-15T02:20:15 < kakimir> cute but stop browsing imgur Thorn
2019-09-15T02:21:34 < Cracki> aww
2019-09-15T02:27:54 < qyx> Thorn: I sent you one
2019-09-15T02:28:00 < qyx> I did that recentl
2019-09-15T02:28:32 < Thorn> I'm looking at tps254x (with BCD 1.2 id)
2019-09-15T02:29:02 < Thorn> there is also APL3524 from that Anpex company that seems to be a clone
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2019-09-15T03:51:05 < Cracki> quick poll: who of you can open a file with .pages extension?
2019-09-15T03:51:25 < Cracki> (I know what it is, just looking for a headcount)
2019-09-15T04:00:48 < Thorn> apple pages doesn't seem to be preinstalled on my mac, it's available from the app store for free though
2019-09-15T04:04:59 < mawk> it's a trick question to spot mac users Cracki ?
2019-09-15T04:05:07 < Cracki> it is.
2019-09-15T04:05:17 < Cracki> not even default installed? lol awesome
2019-09-15T04:05:48 < Laurenceb_> based Houthis
2019-09-15T04:06:01 < Cracki> some moron sent a "job offer" to a mailing list (ok so far), but it wasn't pdf or anything, but .pages, AND despite it being clear that his email goes out immediately, he asks for confirmation
2019-09-15T04:07:20 < mawk> I will report you for terrorism apology Laurenceb_ 
2019-09-15T04:07:35 < mawk> you will lose your free man license and spend the rest of your life in jail
2019-09-15T04:07:40 < mawk> cellmate of tommy robinson
2019-09-15T04:07:47 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-15T04:10:57 < Cracki> I wonder what Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon thinks of syrians
2019-09-15T04:11:31 < Cracki> especially in light of the disputed golan heights
2019-09-15T04:11:51 < Cracki> I suspect he doesn't agree with the UN
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2019-09-15T04:13:50 < Laurenceb_> heh
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2019-09-15T04:24:36 < Laurenceb_> kek epin drama
2019-09-15T04:24:38 < Laurenceb_> https://news.slashdot.org/story/19/09/14/2033212/richard-stallman-challenges-misleading-coverage-of-his-comments-on-marvin-minsky
2019-09-15T04:24:44 < Laurenceb_> RMS versus SJWs
2019-09-15T04:26:46 < Cracki> typical case of autist saying things while normies listen
2019-09-15T04:26:58 < Cracki> never say things to normies, they will misunderstand it
2019-09-15T04:27:10 < Cracki> they must, that's their whole existence
2019-09-15T04:28:00 < Laurenceb_> aham
2019-09-15T04:28:07 < Laurenceb_> allow me to interject for a moment
2019-09-15T04:28:10 < Laurenceb_> Pedophilia (alternatively spelt paedophilia) is a psychiatric disorder in which an adult or older adolescent experiences a primary or exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.[1][2] Although girls typically begin the process of puberty at age 10 or 11, and boys at age 11 or 12,[3] criteria for pedophilia extend the cut-off point for prepubescence to age 13.[4]
2019-09-15T04:28:12 < Cracki> ah, some "alumni" wants attention and started a shitstorm
2019-09-15T04:28:34 < Laurenceb_> also, GNU-Linux not Linux
2019-09-15T04:28:45 < Cracki> PLUS linux bitch pls
2019-09-15T04:28:49 < Laurenceb_> lol
2019-09-15T04:29:59 < Cracki> "selam jie gano" is the one who started this shitstorm over RMS's completely reasonable points
2019-09-15T04:32:01 < Cracki> normies don't think, they must always act on their feelings
2019-09-15T04:32:04 < Laurenceb_> le epin dramaz
2019-09-15T04:32:32 < Laurenceb_> Minsky is a creep either way
2019-09-15T04:32:47 < Cracki> no objection there
2019-09-15T04:33:09 < Laurenceb_> but RMS is a legit autist and probably doesnt molest grrrls because he is too busy compiling the kernel
2019-09-15T04:33:59 < kakimir> compiling kernel
2019-09-15T04:34:18 < kakimir> it's a while since I allowed myself such pleasure
2019-09-15T04:35:37 < Cracki> "compiling a kernel" is an euphemism for molesting little girls now?
2019-09-15T04:35:42 < Cracki> kernelgate
2019-09-15T04:35:55 < Cracki> coding means speaking in code
2019-09-15T04:36:29 < Cracki> what would preemptive multitasking be code for?
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2019-09-15T04:39:06 < Cracki> RMS is sure good at triggering the morons
2019-09-15T04:39:11 < Thorn> in what situation do you disable Vbus on a downstream (type A) port? (other than overcurrent)
2019-09-15T04:40:01 < Thorn> also #-offtopic spillover incident detected
2019-09-15T04:40:23 < Cracki> spillover would be if we started talking about invading iraq
2019-09-15T04:40:58 < Cracki> re:vbus, does the std say anything?
2019-09-15T04:42:10 < Thorn> the std is tl;dr
2019-09-15T04:42:29 < Thorn> plus bcd has extra stuff to say
2019-09-15T04:42:47 < Thorn> there is something called Vbus discharge 
2019-09-15T04:43:28 < Cracki> discharge?
2019-09-15T04:43:54 < Thorn> yes, and power switches have that function
2019-09-15T04:44:57 < Cracki> vbus isn't mentioned about 9 times in the standard, and no instances say much
2019-09-15T04:45:09 < kakimir> I took a piss outside and heard sound of the most dangerous animal of the forrest
2019-09-15T04:45:56 < Cracki> (usb 2.0 standard)
2019-09-15T04:46:04 < Cracki> kakimir, you heard yourself?
2019-09-15T04:46:30 < Cracki> if a finn pisses in the woods, does it sterilize the soil?
2019-09-15T04:48:09 < kakimir> moose warning it's calves of danger
2019-09-15T04:49:48 < Cracki> aren't they used to you yet?
2019-09-15T04:51:00 < kakimir> obiviously
2019-09-15T04:51:13 < kakimir> they are comming closer
2019-09-15T04:51:32 < Cracki> they don't fear the piss
2019-09-15T04:55:15 < kakimir> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKyr98f2670 jackass: canada
2019-09-15T04:56:19 < Cracki> drinking a gallon of maple syrup
2019-09-15T04:56:40 < Cracki> oh they're trying to mate with a moose
2019-09-15T04:56:54 < Thorn> https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/313955/does-usb-host-always-supply-power-on-vbus
2019-09-15T04:57:57 < kakimir> yes Cracki it's fuck moose bull challenge
2019-09-15T05:00:30 < kakimir> it was fun once I took shortcut through a bush and hear moose sound loud and clear inside the bush
2019-09-15T05:00:49 < Cracki> tyvm for the usb article
2019-09-15T05:00:57 < kakimir> first time I heard the sound and didn't quite know what animal it is
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2019-09-15T05:50:28 < mawk> Steffanx: https://youtu.be/QXjCE9zcmhA
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2019-09-15T06:16:17 < Thorn> ok it appears that Vbus discharge is required for OTG role reversal
2019-09-15T06:21:37 < Thorn> http://e2e.ti.com/blogs_/b/analogwire/archive/2019/07/17/understanding-the-world-of-vacuum-robots-with-motor-drivers
2019-09-15T06:21:52 < Thorn> >the world of vacuum robots
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2019-09-15T06:37:55 < roomba> less clumsy and faster
2019-09-15T06:38:05  * roomba is getting upgraded
2019-09-15T06:38:23 < roomba> soon I will be able to move with speed and force.
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2019-09-15T07:56:39 < emeb_mac> anyone aware of an STM32G4xx target script for openocd?
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2019-09-15T09:07:47 < jpa-> G4? huh, why don't st stop innovating already
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2019-09-15T09:10:38 < PaulFertser> emeb_mac: usually the problem is not the target script (it's about the same for all Cortex-M targets) but the flash support.
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2019-09-15T09:23:13 < emeb_mac> PaulFertser: yeah
2019-09-15T09:23:42 < emeb_mac> Looks like the flash support was added a few weeks back
2019-09-15T09:23:58 < emeb_mac> but in a dev branch on the zylin git 
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2019-09-15T09:24:14 < emeb_mac> and I'm not good enough w/ git to know how to grab that version
2019-09-15T09:24:45 < emeb_mac> http://openocd.zylin.com/gitweb?p=openocd.git;a=commitdiff;h=434cf2f8a25a8d082f4c955c21761dcd45570516
2019-09-15T09:26:25 < learningc> I want to do the following. A small application than has few buttons. If I press button 1, it will run another firmware from the flash. Button 2 will also run another application.  The purpose is to have multiple independent functionality for the same board.
2019-09-15T09:31:55 < learningc> Some of the issues I will face are: how to jump to another application on the flash. how to write an application to a random location on the flash. 
2019-09-15T09:35:10 < jpa-> learningc: e.g. dso quad does that, but its code is a bit of assembler mess so probably not very helpful
2019-09-15T09:35:30 < jpa-> basically for compiling & flashing to different places, you just need to edit the start address and length in linker script
2019-09-15T09:36:08 < jpa-> and to jump to application, just do the standard bootloader thing with function pointer: https://github.com/PetteriAimonen/ebike-controller/blob/master/src/bootloader.c#L204
2019-09-15T09:36:20 < jpa-> (or with assembler as i've apparently done there)
2019-09-15T09:41:17 < emeb_mac> jpa-: lol, yes.
2019-09-15T09:41:33 < emeb_mac> got an STM32G431 Nucleo board today.
2019-09-15T09:41:57 < emeb_mac> Has ST-Link V3 on it - uses an F722 instead of F103.
2019-09-15T09:43:05 < emeb_mac> I find it enormously amusing that they've got an F7 part as std equip on these $15 Nucleo boards.
2019-09-15T09:43:22 < emeb_mac> more power than most of the targets on those boards.
2019-09-15T09:43:54 < jpa-> back in 2010 it seemed like a great deal that we got two F1's on a $10 discovery
2019-09-15T09:47:00 < rajkosto> FREE SHIT
2019-09-15T09:47:08 < rajkosto> time to get those new nucleos then
2019-09-15T09:47:10 < rajkosto> just for the V3
2019-09-15T09:47:23 < PaulFertser> emeb_mac: that zylin server is just a code review, it's master branch is identical to all the other official git sources. But to get that additional patch you need to do: git fetch http://openocd.zylin.com/openocd refs/changes/07/4807/3 && git checkout FETCH_HEAD
2019-09-15T09:51:05 < PaulFertser> s/it's/its/
2019-09-15T09:52:13 < emeb_mac> PaulFertser: Thanks! Building now...
2019-09-15T09:52:37 < PaulFertser> emeb_mac: welcome :)
2019-09-15T09:53:18 < emeb_mac> rajkosto: and fwiw - digikey/mouser now have the stlinkv3 mini in stock
2019-09-15T09:53:44 < emeb_mac> same F7-based stlink on a teeny-tiny board w/ header
2019-09-15T09:59:05 < emeb_mac> PaulFertser: OK - that seemed to build OK but programming failed. Will try to chase that down later. 
2019-09-15T09:59:13 < emeb_mac> zzzz time now.
2019-09-15T09:59:20 < PaulFertser> emeb_mac: good night
2019-09-15T10:00:23 < emeb_mac> PaulFertser: thanks for your help.
2019-09-15T10:04:17 < learningc> jpa-, For flashing, I just need to change the start address in the linker only? Or do I need to tell my programmer to put the application at a specific address in the flash too?
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2019-09-15T11:57:25 < dongs>  nice, i haz riscv on jtag chain
2019-09-15T11:57:49 < dongs> JTAG chain detection found 2 devices:
2019-09-15T11:57:51 < dongs>  #0 Id: 0x1000563D, IRLen: 05, RV32
2019-09-15T11:59:05 < dongs>  https://www.iar.com/investors/press/?releaseId=3313229 oooh
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2019-09-15T12:29:11 < jpa-> learningc: if you use .hex or .elf for flashing, that includes the address automatically; for .bin you need to tell programmer
2019-09-15T12:54:43 < learningc> jpa-, understand. Thanks
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2019-09-15T13:18:26 < benishor> hi guys, is there such a thing as non volatile memory in stm32f7? I'd like to save user configurations somewhere
2019-09-15T13:19:43 < kakimir> datasheet
2019-09-15T13:22:11 < antto> kakisheet
2019-09-15T13:22:29 < kakimir> kakipro
2019-09-15T13:27:02 < specing> kikecad
2019-09-15T13:27:12 < specing> kakicad?
2019-09-15T13:28:51 < qyx> benishor: search for backup sram, backup domain registers, eeprom or emulate eeprom in the flash
2019-09-15T13:29:04 < qyx> it depends on the exact mcu what memory it has
2019-09-15T13:30:34 < benishor> 10x qyx, I'm using a stm32f746 discovery board, so it's stm32f746ng
2019-09-15T13:31:57 < qyx> so if you open the datahseet it says 4KB of backup SRAM for example
2019-09-15T13:32:11 < qyx> which looks like the easyest alternative, if you have Vbat supply available
2019-09-15T13:35:11 < benishor> nah
2019-09-15T13:35:23 < benishor> I guess flash will be the better alternative
2019-09-15T13:40:33 < specing> 4K of backup?!?!
2019-09-15T13:40:35 < specing> wow
2019-09-15T13:40:53 < specing> and here I am with 20 bytes on m0
2019-09-15T13:50:31 < Steffanx> Ada is very memory efficient. You only need 20 bytes at most.
2019-09-15T13:51:43 < jpa-> rust is even more memory efficient, it has 0 runtime memory requirement
2019-09-15T13:51:58 < jpa-> (because it tells me my code is crap before i even get a chance to run it)
2019-09-15T13:53:28 < kakimir> how about C?
2019-09-15T13:54:08 < kakimir> it's a legit question
2019-09-15T13:54:24 < jpa-> there are no legit answers here
2019-09-15T13:55:35 < learningc> benishor, how much memory you need?
2019-09-15T13:56:15 < learningc> jpa-, do you use rust on stm32?
2019-09-15T13:56:56 < jpa-> no, but i know people that do
2019-09-15T13:58:38 < specing> jpa-: its the same with Ada
2019-09-15T13:58:45 < specing> jpa-: once it passes the compiler, it works
2019-09-15T13:59:02 < specing> no or very minimal bugs
2019-09-15T13:59:32 < jpa-> specing: yeah, but the experience is different
2019-09-15T14:00:13 < jpa-> in ada, the constructs are quite high level and if you use them, code is safe even if somewhat inefficient sometimes
2019-09-15T14:00:52 < jpa-> in rust, you can write precisely controlled low-level code, but because it then tries to prove it works, it just ends up refusing a lot of code
2019-09-15T14:01:05 < specing> Err, what? In Ada, one of the few languages with standardised inline asembly? :P
2019-09-15T14:01:19 < karlp> mrus: on holidays sorry. i ciuldnt figure out how to get spi slave with a gpio for chip select.  i couldnt resync the spi rx state machine.  ( or figure it out at least)
2019-09-15T14:01:27 < specing> Ada has both high level stuff (threading) and low level stuff (assembly)
2019-09-15T14:01:34 < jpa-> specing: i hope you are not trying to claim that the safety of ada applies to the low level inline assembly?
2019-09-15T14:01:38 < karlp> im sure it would work with the actual nss pin
2019-09-15T14:01:55 < specing> don't forget it was designed to run on embedded hardware in the first place
2019-09-15T14:01:58 < karlp> no fuller answers for another week sorry
2019-09-15T14:02:24 < specing> jpa-: The assembly interface is there. You are not required to use it, obviously.
2019-09-15T14:02:43 < specing> jpa-: I only use it to turn on/off global interrupts as a means of locking
2019-09-15T14:02:48 < jpa-> specing: i'm just saying, if you want to take advantage of ada's safety claims, you end up using the high-level primitives - but in rust, it is quite normal to use lower level constructs that try to be safe despite that
2019-09-15T14:03:14 < specing> jpa-: which high-level primitives are you referring to?
2019-09-15T14:03:18 < mrus> karlp: thanks for the feedback, appreciate it! Will try to figure out and eventually write stuff down in a blog post or something. This seems to be another hidden treasure of STM32. Enjoy your holidays! :-)
2019-09-15T14:03:23 < specing> if statements? loops?
2019-09-15T14:03:33 < jpa-> specing: data structures
2019-09-15T14:03:35 < learningc> jpa-, another question, when compiling a stand alone application that will run after a bootloader, there will be a startup code. Since there is a startup code for the bootloader part, won't the startup code of the application conflict with the one defined for the bootloader?  In that case, should we create the application without a startup code?
2019-09-15T14:04:10 < specing> jpa-: you mean like records or actual high level stuff like maps, sets, lists?
2019-09-15T14:05:29 < jpa-> specing: maps, sets, lists level - and especially strings
2019-09-15T14:05:50 < specing> jpa-: safety stems from its strong typing, you are not required to use maps,sets,lists to get safety
2019-09-15T14:07:04 < specing> things like the language bitching if your switch/case statement does not cover all the options or if you get an overflow in some arithmetic
2019-09-15T14:07:28 < specing> I actually get warnings about possible runtime errors before they happen - in IDE
2019-09-15T14:07:42 < specing> so I can change the code before actually flashing it
2019-09-15T14:07:46 < karlp> BrainDamage: slack did have an irc bridge but they shutbit down. they have andocumenteded websockets api instead. weechat has a very nice plugin for it.
2019-09-15T14:08:19 < jpa-> most of my refused compilations with rust have been caused by the mutability tracking - compared to "const correctness" in C++, rust is on whole different level; but i'm not sure about ada, i don't remember it having much of mutability tracking
2019-09-15T14:09:48 < benishor> learningc: 1K would be more than enough
2019-09-15T14:11:12 < specing> jpa-: glancing over this https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch03-01-variables-and-mutability.html and I'm not sure what this mutability tracking adds over simply marking things as constant
2019-09-15T14:11:35 < karlp> someone remind me latet about thorn/dongs power switch chats to save it
2019-09-15T14:11:41 < specing> while in Ada, variables are mutable by default with the exception of "in" parameters to functions
2019-09-15T14:12:36 < jpa-> specing: it does help with multithreaded code, though IMO going the ada way of message passing would be better
2019-09-15T14:12:40 < karlp> nvm. figured out vi on the phone
2019-09-15T14:12:58 < jpa-> specing: i'm not so sure about the advantages of rust's strict mutability tracking, but it sure adds a lot of effort into designing code
2019-09-15T14:13:45 < jpa-> like, you can't have multiple mutable pointers to one object in rust in the normal case
2019-09-15T14:14:21 < specing> jpa-: so, it adds effort for the sake of adding effort? :P
2019-09-15T14:14:36 < jpa-> it seems so to me - i'm not entirely convinced on rust so far :)
2019-09-15T14:14:44 < jpa-> https://manishearth.github.io/blog/2015/05/17/the-problem-with-shared-mutability/   tries to argue why it's useful
2019-09-15T14:16:12 < jpa-> specing: in my experience, in ada it's much easier to get used to the constructs and ways you are allowed to do things; in rust the ownership tracking (which mutability tracking and lifetime tracking are part of) is so complex that i'm having trouble following it, and the compiler cannot follow it either in all cases
2019-09-15T14:16:42 < benishor> what's wrong with C?
2019-09-15T14:16:48 < benishor> or C++ for that matter
2019-09-15T14:17:06 < jpa-> benishor: crashes
2019-09-15T14:17:11 < jpa-> and undefined behavior
2019-09-15T14:17:13 < benishor> caused by?
2019-09-15T14:17:20 < jpa-> by bad code
2019-09-15T14:17:33 < benishor> well, that's true in all languages no?
2019-09-15T14:17:53 < jpa-> in "safe" languages, the damage caused by bad code can be much more easily limited
2019-09-15T14:18:21 < specing> The C/C++ crashes aren't caused by "bad code"
2019-09-15T14:18:41 < specing> they are caused by ambiguities in the language itself causing you to fall into the undefined behavior pits
2019-09-15T14:18:51 < jpa-> in C,     void set_motor_speed(bool on) { TIM1->CCR = on ? 600 : 0; }    can set TIM1->CCR to 5000 if another piece of code elsewhere has made a mistake
2019-09-15T14:18:56 < benishor> those are relatively few afaik
2019-09-15T14:19:05 < benishor> and you're completely safe if you follow some sane guidelines
2019-09-15T14:19:35 < benishor> jpa-: how?
2019-09-15T14:19:37 < specing> benishor: hundreds of CVEs later...
2019-09-15T14:19:43 < jpa-> (ok, not to 5000, but it can set it to 5400)
2019-09-15T14:20:07 < jpa-> benishor: by having a bool variable somewhere accidentally overwritten by a value that is not 0 or 1
2019-09-15T14:20:49 < specing> That sounds like a hilarious issue
2019-09-15T14:20:53 < specing> got a testcase for it? :P
2019-09-15T14:20:57 < benishor> if your structure is fine then chances you run into that would be extremely small
2019-09-15T14:21:11 < benishor> I have yet to see an instance of that
2019-09-15T14:21:22 < benishor> in 20+ years of writing code
2019-09-15T14:21:35 < jpa-> specing: when fuzzing nanopb i was constantly being hit by it - but i'm not sure what to do about it, except not use 'bool'
2019-09-15T14:22:21 < benishor> how about getting to the root cause of it?
2019-09-15T14:22:37 < benishor> as in who wrote over it?
2019-09-15T14:22:54 < jpa-> root cause is that i've declared the input structs to the library as untrusted data, i.e. shouldn't crash even if there is random data there
2019-09-15T14:23:19 < jpa-> it would be much easier to write code assuming that there is never any error anywhere, but that is not true in real world
2019-09-15T14:23:28 < jpa-> instead, one has to try to contain the damage an error can cause
2019-09-15T14:24:05 < benishor> it depends on the context. if the code is not to be shared in the wild and you control the input you are safe to assume there will not be errors
2019-09-15T14:24:29 < jpa-> that's not true for most code in the world
2019-09-15T14:25:11 < jpa-> almost every system communicates with other systems, or components written by other people - but i really don't trust myself either, i make plenty of bugs
2019-09-15T14:26:53 < learningc> benishor, then either you use the backup sram or the flash. Backup ram needs a battery to keep it. Flash don't. But do you need to rewrite often?
2019-09-15T14:28:05 < benishor> learningc: not often. I would assume an order of writes of 10k 
2019-09-15T14:28:16 < benishor> is that too much for the flash?
2019-09-15T14:28:44 < benishor> jpa-: then let it crash. better have it blow up than silent fail
2019-09-15T14:28:50 < benishor> offensive programming to the rescue
2019-09-15T14:29:33 < learningc> benishor, no, the flash endurance I believe is in 100K if I'm not mistaken. Check the datasheet for flash endurance
2019-09-15T14:29:34 < jpa-> benishor: crash? but it doesn't crash
2019-09-15T14:29:50 < jpa-> benishor: it just sets wrong value to register in a way that one wouldn't expect, and keeps going
2019-09-15T14:30:42 < jpa-> (i know i said "shouldn't crash" but should have really written "shouldn't crash, overwrite memory or act otherwise erratically")
2019-09-15T14:31:17 < karlp> öheh, benishor clearly hasnt been bitten enough by c yet :)
2019-09-15T14:31:36 < learningc> benishor, if you need better endurance you could always alternate the flash location. example, first flash write in area 1, second flash write in area 2, then alternate
2019-09-15T14:31:36 < benishor> I would simply add an extra indirection layer
2019-09-15T14:32:10 < benishor> which would allow me to control the writes on the target register
2019-09-15T14:33:17 < benishor> every problem is solvable if you add extra indirection layers. you gain flexibility at the cost of some performance
2019-09-15T14:33:37 < benishor> learningc: thanks for the tip, it's a good idea!
2019-09-15T14:34:37 < jpa-> benishor: sure, one can solve that particular problem by writing  volatile int foo = on;  to bypass the potential undefined behaviour - but that would be just silly, there are plenty other pitfalls waiting
2019-09-15T14:34:50 < jpa-> if such level of protection between pieces of code is needed, one needs a safer language
2019-09-15T14:39:03 < benishor> my embedded experience is quite limited so perhaps I have yet to run into voracious bugs
2019-09-15T14:39:43 < jpa-> it also totally depends on what kind of stuff you make
2019-09-15T14:40:06 < jpa-> for all the crap i do, it doesn't matter at all if it has some bugs, which is why i just use C and C++ still
2019-09-15T14:40:37 < jpa-> but i certainly hope that people making e.g. safety critical embedded stuff, or anything that communicates with internet, would have better languages available
2019-09-15T14:41:31 < jpa-> and if the languages ever progress to a point where "debugging time saved" is more than "time spent satisfying the compiler", it would make sense to switch
2019-09-15T14:42:39 < jpa-> IMO rust is not there yet - ada might be, but the cost of switching and lack of good libraries etc. makes the threshold high
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2019-09-15T18:45:44 < PaulFertser> karlp: that guy with a semi-functional head is now a moto taxi driver https://youtube.com/watch?v=DiTR47An57w
2019-09-15T18:45:51 < PaulFertser> kakimir: ^^^ sorry karlp 
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2019-09-15T19:04:24 < Thorn> so usb suspend is basically "I stop sending SOF and you will not consume >2.5mA"?
2019-09-15T19:15:18 < Thorn> does anyone know if gl850g supports SET_DESCRIPTOR?
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2019-09-15T19:24:56 < kakimir> EFM8 anyone?
2019-09-15T19:30:21 < Steffanx> *4.
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2019-09-15T19:41:37 < karlp> finding docs pn hub requests has been difficult for me 
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2019-09-15T19:44:07 < Thorn> karlp: usb 2.0 11.24.2, 11.12.1, 11.12.4
2019-09-15T19:46:20 < benishor> jpa-: nice blog
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2019-09-15T20:13:25 < karlp> Thorn: the standaed ones yeah, i mean all the _useful_ ones
2019-09-15T20:13:52 < karlp> like, _what_ features can i set with set feature.... what else can i do.. that sort of thing
2019-09-15T20:14:53 < karlp> i _know _ some of the smsc/microchip ones cam program attavhed i2c eeproms, but i cant find it.... only references in test plans
2019-09-15T20:43:08 < Thorn> set_feature power, suspend, reset, indicators (can be used as gpio if you choose a hub in a big package) should work afaik
2019-09-15T20:43:36 < Thorn> anyway I still need to write my host stack before I can mess with hubs
2019-09-15T20:45:23 < Thorn> btw I found cheap usb2514b on aliexpress
2019-09-15T20:49:18 < Datz> Hi, I'm using stm32duino and have noticed that ADC values appear to be low when compared from Vcc to gnd. Does anyone else use stm32duino, and has noticed this?
2019-09-15T20:50:17 < Cracki> can you be more precise
2019-09-15T20:52:06 < Datz> Sure, it is outlined here actually: https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_Core_STM32/issues/651
2019-09-15T20:53:37 < Datz> Noticed it trying to read a thermistor
2019-09-15T20:56:45 < jpa-> Datz: for 50kohm input impedance, you need a long sample time
2019-09-15T20:56:57 < jpa-> the datasheet recommends max 10kohm input impedance for good accuracy
2019-09-15T20:57:08 < Datz> interesting 
2019-09-15T20:57:19 < Datz> so sample time may be the issue?
2019-09-15T20:58:21 < Datz> let's try it..
2019-09-15T20:58:57 < jpa-> the ADC puts a drain of 4pF * 1.6V * samplerate on the divider, which would quite much match your 0.3V difference if you have the sample time at minimum ~1µs setting
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2019-09-15T21:08:24 < Datz> That looks to be the issue. a 10K divider brought the number up to where it should be.
2019-09-15T21:09:21 < kakimir> do you know any thin segment displays?
2019-09-15T21:09:23 < kakimir> like really thin
2019-09-15T21:10:21 < englishman> kakimir: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b5/52/7c/b5527c80c5adc43b573df70c502b3007.png
2019-09-15T21:10:36 < Datz> Super thin
2019-09-15T21:11:38 < Datz> Ok, so now I just need to figure out how to alter the sample time.. Not sure if there's an easy way.. or I have to modify some source files..
2019-09-15T21:13:40 < Datz> seems like there are a lot of bad links to stm32duino.com
2019-09-15T21:18:59 < Cracki> this says to use a #define for the job: https://github.com/stm32duino/wiki/wiki/API#adc-internal-channels
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2019-09-15T21:21:21 < Cracki> I'm losing confidence in ST's ability to handle arduino https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_Core_STM32/issues/558
2019-09-15T21:22:04 < Datz> I was surprised they were even handling it.
2019-09-15T21:22:14 < qyx> how to check if the target is in the stop mode?
2019-09-15T21:22:21 < Cracki> every time I read "fpistm" I know fuckery is afoot
2019-09-15T21:22:37 < Datz> Thanks Cracki: looks like ADC_SAMPLINGTIME_INTERNAL, I'm not sure what kind of parameters to give. /me keeps looking.
2019-09-15T21:22:37 < Cracki> qyx, debugger knows?
2019-09-15T21:22:42 < Cracki> not internal
2019-09-15T21:22:48 < Cracki> internal is for internal adc channels
2019-09-15T21:22:59 < Cracki> you're not using those
2019-09-15T21:23:04 < Datz> oh, ok
2019-09-15T21:23:13 < Cracki> use github, search the repo's source for the identifier
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2019-09-15T21:38:18 < qyx> it consumes 50uA with lcd enabled, Si7006 in standby and 24256 eeprom in standby
2019-09-15T21:38:30 < qyx> which I consider quite much
2019-09-15T21:46:20 < kakimir> I don't think simplicity studio works in linux
2019-09-15T21:46:40 < kakimir> oh wait.. in linux you must see the output and logs
2019-09-15T21:46:52 < kakimir> to see why it crashes
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2019-09-15T21:51:12 < kakimir> oh it's that multinode energy profiler thing
2019-09-15T21:51:26 < kakimir> select just run instead of that and it launches
2019-09-15T21:56:02 < Steffanx> simplicity studio. i dont hate eclipse, but simplicity studio sucks arse
2019-09-15T21:56:58 < Datz> Cracki: I've tried different values of "#define ADC_SAMPLETIME" without any sucess so far. 
2019-09-15T21:59:48 < karlp> time to leave duino land then
2019-09-15T22:02:34 < kakimir> Steffanx: I tried to compile
2019-09-15T22:02:49 < kakimir> it says I don't have keil compile toolkit license but hey
2019-09-15T22:02:55 < kakimir> fill this form
2019-09-15T22:03:07 < Datz> kakimir: I've been looking into that.. Going to be a big change.. lol
2019-09-15T22:03:18 < kakimir> what?
2019-09-15T22:03:21 < kakimir> change
2019-09-15T22:03:31 < Datz> sorry karlp*
2019-09-15T22:03:44 < Datz> got confused 
2019-09-15T22:04:07 < Datz> karlp: sounds like some type of gameboy game
2019-09-15T22:04:25 < kakimir> Steffanx: why it's eclipse but uses keil compiler for 8051?
2019-09-15T22:05:15 < Steffanx> idk, i dont have a 8bit fetish kakimir :P
2019-09-15T22:07:41 < kakimir> I think China visa had less fields to fill than this keil license thing
2019-09-15T22:10:52 < Steffanx> Why emf8 kakimir?
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2019-09-15T22:12:48 < kakimir> really cheap usb mcu
2019-09-15T22:12:51 < kakimir> 5v also
2019-09-15T22:13:37 < kakimir> first I was interested as it has usb bc1.2 charger detection
2019-09-15T22:13:42 < Steffanx> who really needs 5V in 2019?
2019-09-15T22:13:51 < kakimir> price is around 0.5
2019-09-15T22:14:01 < kakimir> usb
2019-09-15T22:14:05 < Steffanx> Are you back to work?
2019-09-15T22:14:09 < kakimir> no
2019-09-15T22:16:25 < kakimir> if you power simple shiet from usb usually you don't want to have excess parts for regulating
2019-09-15T22:17:07 < Steffanx> efm32 can do that too
2019-09-15T22:17:30 < Steffanx> Comes with a regulator. At least the efm32gh322somethingsomething does
2019-09-15T22:20:55 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-15T22:21:04 < kakimir> same thing with certain efm8 model
2019-09-15T22:21:11 < kakimir> something something
2019-09-15T22:21:21 < kakimir> and costs like half an euro
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2019-09-15T22:24:28 < Datz> Cracki: so looks like I have to put those changes in build_opt.h Seems like I can't just stick them in there under the same syntax?
2019-09-15T22:24:44 < Cracki> why are you asking me
2019-09-15T22:25:02 < Steffanx> lol
2019-09-15T22:25:04 < Cracki> ask these frenchmen who control the project
2019-09-15T22:25:57 < Cracki> they implemented every way to get firmware onto an F103-based board EXCEPT via usb and flash bootloader
2019-09-15T22:26:17 < Cracki> the flash bootloader used to work before ST touched it, then it took them at least a year to get it working again
2019-09-15T22:27:04 < Datz> Well.. at least I know why the ADC values seemed off.. I guess that's a step in the right direction.
2019-09-15T22:27:12 < Cracki> it's supposed to be a fucking arduino, and they're supposed to be flashable through the fucking usb port on the fucking board
2019-09-15T22:27:42 < Cracki> they amaze me.
2019-09-15T22:28:04 < Datz> I don't know enough to complain.. lol
2019-09-15T22:28:26 < Cracki> their first level support isn't even indian
2019-09-15T22:28:47 < Datz> Using an STLink and getting serial out of the usb.. it works
2019-09-15T22:28:51 < Cracki> 'excuse me you have an error in your datashit. changes this to that" and they ask  me what fucking company I represent
2019-09-15T22:29:06 < Datz> heh
2019-09-15T22:32:27 < kakimir> Steffanx: planning to make my first usb device
2019-09-15T22:32:37 < kakimir> usb business card
2019-09-15T22:33:20 < kakimir> I don't know what it will do but it must be slick -> sandwich burried components etc
2019-09-15T22:34:03 < kakimir> it needs to fit inside normal card pockets
2019-09-15T22:34:39 < Cracki> get nfc cards
2019-09-15T22:34:56 < kakimir> nfc business card?
2019-09-15T22:35:27 < kakimir> you tap that with phone and phone says contact information has been received?
2019-09-15T22:35:57 < fenugrec> what was wrong with QR business card
2019-09-15T22:36:03 < Steffanx> its not fancy.
2019-09-15T22:36:23 < Steffanx> dont forget to mount the tqfp package upside down, kakimir
2019-09-15T22:36:30 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-15T22:36:40 < kakimir> and no
2019-09-15T22:36:44 < Cracki> you can make nfc chips do more than just store stuff
2019-09-15T22:36:53 < Cracki> it's just a little low power
2019-09-15T22:37:26 < kakimir> usb businesscard keystroke injector
2019-09-15T22:37:28 < Cracki> no idea about how much power nfc can put into a tag but it might be enough for slow displays
2019-09-15T22:37:45 < Steffanx> what business are you in soon, kakimir?
2019-09-15T22:38:07 < kakimir> I plan to go to layout jubb
2019-09-15T22:38:39 < englishman> data matrix > qr
2019-09-15T22:39:18 < englishman> kakimir: just do a cool design in enig on black 20mil fibreglass
2019-09-15T22:39:23 < englishman> looks amazing
2019-09-15T22:39:33 < englishman> esp with 3/3 clearance
2019-09-15T22:39:59 < kakimir> no usbs?
2019-09-15T22:40:12 < Steffanx> fuck esp
2019-09-15T22:40:34 < kakimir> ENIG without solder mask
2019-09-15T22:40:39 < kakimir> get that old look
2019-09-15T22:40:47 < Steffanx> Recommending to use Keil, Recommending to use ESP. Make up your mind englishman :P
2019-09-15T22:40:58 < kakimir> what is ESP?
2019-09-15T22:41:09 < Steffanx> i assumed some espwahtever module
2019-09-15T22:41:10 < kakimir> other than fun button in car
2019-09-15T22:41:36 < englishman> no usb plug is going to be the thickness of a business card nor do I want to plug a business card into my computer/phone
2019-09-15T22:42:01 < englishman> yeah kakimir enig without soldermask on black 20mil pcb
2019-09-15T22:42:12 < Steffanx> it has been done and worked fairly well...
2019-09-15T22:42:33 < englishman> link?
2019-09-15T22:42:59 < Steffanx> i mean, the pcb style usb connector stuff. Has been some so many times that im not even gonna link it.
2019-09-15T22:43:57 < englishman> not really the thickness of a bizcard tho isn't it 1.2mm
2019-09-15T22:44:14 < englishman> nor the shape of a bizcard
2019-09-15T22:44:21 < englishman> all that shit is dumb
2019-09-15T22:44:26 < qyx> I would ban all those incomplete USB connectors
2019-09-15T22:44:32 < Steffanx> business cards are dumb.
2019-09-15T22:45:18 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-15T22:45:37 < kakimir> I need to get back to freertos project I had a while aho
2019-09-15T22:45:39 < kakimir> ago
2019-09-15T22:46:43 < kakimir> business cards just wear out in the pocket of wallet
2019-09-15T22:46:53 < kakimir> then you throw them away
2019-09-15T22:48:12 < kakimir> pamphlet is better
2019-09-15T22:49:00 < BrainDamage> my personal experience in pitchin sales, people wanted more the business cards than the pamphlets
2019-09-15T22:49:14 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-15T22:49:34 < kakimir> don't give that awkward pile of paper
2019-09-15T22:49:49 < englishman> maybe write a book about yourself and give it away to potential employers
2019-09-15T22:50:02 < englishman> or a large poster
2019-09-15T22:50:06 < kakimir> oh wow
2019-09-15T22:50:16 < kakimir> that is creative
2019-09-15T22:50:27 < englishman> Brew some beer that represents your talents and put your resume on the can
2019-09-15T22:50:42 < kakimir> in china business cards were a ritual of it's own
2019-09-15T22:50:56 < BrainDamage> in japan too, it's considered a proxy of the person
2019-09-15T22:51:11 < englishman> grow some magic mushrooms that make people hallucinate the ideal employee, you
2019-09-15T22:51:11 < BrainDamage> which is insanity
2019-09-15T22:51:14 < kakimir> it must be given with both hands with slight bow
2019-09-15T22:51:27 < kakimir> also received similarry
2019-09-15T22:51:44 < englishman> give away lab mice with your work history encoded into their dna
2019-09-15T22:52:08 < kakimir> you must inspect the card for a while and then put it carefully away in your pocket or so
2019-09-15T22:52:31 < englishman> buy a domain kakimircreates.software and write a moody wordpress blog
2019-09-15T22:52:38 < kakimir> englishman has it figured out already
2019-09-15T22:53:08 < BrainDamage> dust the business card with urushiol oil and protect your fingers with a layer of transparent glue
2019-09-15T22:54:04 < englishman> invite people to a cocaine party on your private Caribbean island then blackmail them using pictures you secretly took of them with underage whores
2019-09-15T22:59:57  * Datz gives up for the day..
2019-09-15T23:02:09 < kakimir> oh wow my mouse is back
2019-09-15T23:02:33 < kakimir> englishman: where do you get all these good ideas?
2019-09-15T23:03:21 < kakimir> my lab mouse
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2019-09-15T23:14:05 < Cracki> lab moose
2019-09-15T23:17:44 < kakimir> :]
2019-09-15T23:18:59 < kakimir> level up
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2019-09-15T23:20:32 < kakimir> oh wait
2019-09-15T23:20:53 < kakimir> I have lab moose
2019-09-15T23:21:16 < kakimir> or it's head bone on the wall
2019-09-15T23:23:12 < Cracki> white lab moose with glowing red eyes
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2019-09-15T23:26:54 < Steffanx> Time for a lab/p cat kakimir
2019-09-15T23:29:31 < Steffanx> Should i watch the latest spider man movie kakimir?
2019-09-15T23:33:33 < catphish> hey humans, i have a totally off topic programming question, i want to write a network server, it accepts connections, then clients send requests down those connections, the part i'm unclear about is how to allocate memory for these requests, an individual request may be up to 50MB, and they are terminated by newlines, it's not really clear to me how to handle this situation with regard to reading the incoming data and storing it somewhere for 
2019-09-15T23:33:33 < catphish> processing
2019-09-15T23:45:37 < Cracki> wat
2019-09-15T23:45:52 < Cracki> you're being vague. is this a matter of national security?
2019-09-15T23:46:09 < Cracki> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C10k_problem
2019-09-15T23:46:16 < Cracki> you have lots of options
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2019-09-15T23:47:53 < Cracki> fork a process, start a thread, some kind of coroutine, some explicit way to handle connection state (not as code simply running as if uninterrupted)
2019-09-15T23:49:01 < catphish> my concern is purely about memory allocation
2019-09-15T23:49:06 < Cracki> fuck that
2019-09-15T23:49:10 < Cracki> just collect it
2019-09-15T23:49:21 < Cracki> what language
2019-09-15T23:49:31 < catphish> ideally C
2019-09-15T23:49:35 < Cracki> lol ok
2019-09-15T23:49:54 < catphish> a client has connected, i see that it wants to send me some data, but i don't know how much memory to allocate because the request could be *any* length
2019-09-15T23:50:13 < Cracki> first distinction: used memory vs allocated memory.
2019-09-15T23:50:32 < Cracki> stl vectors (c++) have that. they don'y reallocate every time you push or pop anything
2019-09-15T23:50:59 < Cracki> make a struct, pointer to memory, size of used, size of allocated
2019-09-15T23:51:24 < Cracki> make some functions that enlarge it either in fixed sized blocks or do a doubling of capacity when needed
2019-09-15T23:51:35 < Cracki> memcpy what you receive into it, adjust "used" size
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2019-09-15T23:52:57 < Cracki> handle return values of realloc properly (i.e. end the connection if it hasn't enlarged)
2019-09-15T23:53:39 < Cracki> I'd tell you to use any other language but C
2019-09-15T23:53:50 < catphish> well right now i have this server in ruby
2019-09-15T23:53:53 < catphish> but it's too slow :(
2019-09-15T23:53:57 < Cracki> fuck ruby
2019-09-15T23:54:20 < Cracki> try anything that's higher level than C.
2019-09-15T23:54:26 < Cracki> and anything that's better engineered than ruby.
2019-09-15T23:54:29 < catphish> so i need a language that can do multithreading and won't take an age to move binary string data around
2019-09-15T23:54:38 < Cracki> multithreading to do what
2019-09-15T23:54:50 < Cracki> nothing takes ages to memcpy data
2019-09-15T23:54:58 < catphish> well multithreading isn't important if one thread is fast enough :)
2019-09-15T23:55:09 < catphish> just to handle more clients
2019-09-15T23:55:18 < Cracki> python has a gil but python's multithreading is still a useful abstraction, especially if libraries release that interpreter lock
2019-09-15T23:55:26 < Cracki> how many concurrent clients 
2019-09-15T23:55:45 < catphish> hundreds (ish)
2019-09-15T23:55:46 < Cracki> (don't bother fucking with python's async/await and whatnot, that's a fucking nightmare)
2019-09-15T23:55:53 < Cracki> k then do threads maybe
2019-09-15T23:56:13 < Cracki> or maybe take a look at what "tcp server" implementations there are
2019-09-15T23:56:38 < Cracki> the py standard library probably has something that does the select/poll and stuff already
2019-09-15T23:56:51 < Cracki> what does a connection do?
2019-09-15T23:56:55 < Cracki> anything complicated?
2019-09-15T23:57:10 < catphish> i could probably alloc the maximum allowed memory size when a client starts to send a request, copy the request into that memory as it arrives, then when the request is finished, free it (and if i over-read, reading some of another request), copy that into a new request buffer first
2019-09-15T23:57:28 < catphish> specifically this program is a redis proxy
2019-09-15T23:57:35 < Cracki> a proxy
2019-09-15T23:57:43 < Cracki> have you looked for redis proxies yet?
2019-09-15T23:58:01 < Cracki> or general kinds of proxy?
2019-09-15T23:58:13 < Cracki> typically you don't have to buffer shit if it's a proxy, just pipe it through
2019-09-15T23:58:14 < catphish> it accepts connections, accepts redis requests over those connections, then proxies them to a redis backend server
2019-09-15T23:58:29 < Cracki> don't buffer anything
2019-09-15T23:58:35 < catphish> streaming might actually work
2019-09-15T23:58:40 < Cracki> it must
2019-09-15T23:58:43 < Cracki> do NOT buffer anything
2019-09-15T23:58:56 < catphish> well i have to buffer something, but perhaps not much
2019-09-15T23:58:56 < Cracki> and DO look for existing software that does what you want
2019-09-15T23:59:01 < Cracki> no you won't
2019-09-15T23:59:15 < Cracki> you read, then you write and make sure you write everything
2019-09-15T23:59:40 < Cracki> sockets are fucky, they may send less than you asked, then you have to make sure to send the remainder, until everything was sent
2019-09-15T23:59:50 < Cracki> same for read. reads can read less than the full buffer (obviously)
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2019-09-16T00:00:06 < Cracki> and they often do read less, even if you think you haven't sent that much
2019-09-16T00:00:44 < Cracki> google "redis proxy"
2019-09-16T00:00:47 < Cracki> bunch of result
2019-09-16T00:00:48 < Cracki> s
2019-09-16T00:02:46 < Cracki> do stay away from any "go" code. go is even more of a code money's language than java was meant to be.
2019-09-16T00:02:58 < catphish> lol
2019-09-16T00:03:13 < Cracki> google explicitly states this.
2019-09-16T00:03:38 < Cracki> only reason they don't use java is probably because it required too much understanding.
2019-09-16T00:03:43 < karlp> catphish: fuck doing serverside shit in c until uour proof of concept fails
2019-09-16T00:04:06 < catphish> karlp: my ruby POC just hit its performance limits :)
2019-09-16T00:04:27 < Cracki> if you buffer, I'm sure it'll hit some limits
2019-09-16T00:04:29 < catphish> usually i got Ruby -> C
2019-09-16T00:04:37 < Cracki> does ruby have binary strings or buffers?
2019-09-16T00:04:57 < catphish> ruby has strings, it doesn't necessarily care what's in them
2019-09-16T00:04:58 < Cracki> show some code
2019-09-16T00:05:04 < Cracki> maybe it's not ruby, maybe it's you
2019-09-16T00:05:19 < Cracki> what limits did you hit... specifically?
2019-09-16T00:05:42 < catphish> just the "my code is using 100% of a cpu core" limit
2019-09-16T00:05:56 < Cracki> kek
2019-09-16T00:05:58 < Cracki> show code
2019-09-16T00:06:11 < catphish> it's plausible that i can make changes to avoid so many string duplications
2019-09-16T00:06:20 < Cracki> if it does that with zero or one client...
2019-09-16T00:06:33 < catphish> huh?
2019-09-16T00:06:37 < Cracki> show code
2019-09-16T00:06:43 < catphish> i said hundreds
2019-09-16T00:06:46 < Cracki> pants down
2019-09-16T00:06:49 < catphish> unfortunately this one is nonfree
2019-09-16T00:07:18 < Cracki> the best things in life are nonfree
2019-09-16T00:07:29 < Cracki> that's why god invented dungeons
2019-09-16T00:07:32 < catphish> my question is more specific, how to allocate memory for a line buffered network protocol in c
2019-09-16T00:07:40 < Cracki> told you
2019-09-16T00:07:52 < Cracki> assume a sensible first size, then manage any increase
2019-09-16T00:08:20 < Cracki> the typical implementations either say fuck you to lines beyond a certain size, or they handle it with realloc
2019-09-16T00:08:21 < catphish> i think i can do that, and for overread, i can just copy the excess into a new buffer before freeing the old one
2019-09-16T00:08:28 < Cracki> what's "overread"
2019-09-16T00:08:42 < Cracki> the situation you describe can't happen
2019-09-16T00:08:46 < catphish> so, requests are line-based, they end with \r\n
2019-09-16T00:09:24 < Cracki> before doing a read()/recv(), increase your buffer so it has at least X free, then read into that at the exact location
2019-09-16T00:09:24 < catphish> but if i read(socket, memory, 10240) to get 10KB, i may read into the next request if the client is pipelining
2019-09-16T00:09:33 < Cracki> ah
2019-09-16T00:09:49 < Cracki> you need to split lines
2019-09-16T00:09:54 < Cracki> why do you even care about this, it's a proxy?
2019-09-16T00:09:55 < catphish> right
2019-09-16T00:09:58 < Cracki> stream shit.
2019-09-16T00:10:14 < Cracki> otherwise, yes, you need an fgets() or something on the socket
2019-09-16T00:10:29 < catphish> fgets is basically exactly what i want
2019-09-16T00:10:31 < Cracki> i.e. read/recv, then scan what you got for linebreaks
2019-09-16T00:11:17 < Cracki> then call whatever handles a line with a pointer and length and maybe insert a null in place of the newline (or copy the stuff to another buffer which I find wasteful)
2019-09-16T00:11:43 < catphish> well when the request it done, i really need to free the buffer
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2019-09-16T00:11:51 < Cracki> whatever's part of the next line you can copy to the beginning of the buffer, or allocate a new buffer and copy there
2019-09-16T00:11:52 < catphish> can't just keep old requests in the buffer indefinitely
2019-09-16T00:12:01 < Cracki> or figure out if redis has a line length limit
2019-09-16T00:12:15 < catphish> right, i was thinking just copy to the start of a new buffer and free the old one
2019-09-16T00:12:21 < Cracki> I'd tell you to consider a ring buffer
2019-09-16T00:12:29 < catphish> redis may have a limit, but i have my own (64MB) that nobody has ever complained about
2019-09-16T00:12:44 < Cracki> but ring buffers assume that code can handle the wraparound
2019-09-16T00:12:52 < catphish> the problem with a ring buffer is that it means all clients will use a minimum of 64MB at all times
2019-09-16T00:12:53 < Cracki> and why do you even linebuffer?
2019-09-16T00:12:59 < Cracki> stop the buffering, just pipe through
2019-09-16T00:12:59 < catphish> (exactly 64MB) at all times
2019-09-16T00:13:38 < catphish> so, the reason for the line buffer is that i need to know where the beginning of each line is so that i can handle some requests in my proxy, and modify others
2019-09-16T00:13:44 < Cracki> you aren't doing anything to the data
2019-09-16T00:13:48 < Cracki> ah
2019-09-16T00:13:55 < Cracki> then you do need this
2019-09-16T00:13:59 < Cracki> at least partially
2019-09-16T00:14:00 < catphish> it's not just a TCP proxy, if it was i'd use haproxy :)
2019-09-16T00:14:12 < Cracki> is there a way to decide what needs doing, BEFORE the whole line has been read?
2019-09-16T00:14:23 < catphish> what it actually does is to prefix poeople's REDIS keys with a prefix to allow them to multihome
2019-09-16T00:14:28 < Cracki> srsly this sounds like even ruby can do it without hitting 100%
2019-09-16T00:14:58 < Cracki> so insert things? no replacement or deletion?
2019-09-16T00:15:49 < Cracki> the only part of this that needs huge buffers is data and you don't touch that, only keys/metadata, right?
2019-09-16T00:16:07 < catphish> this is how i line buffer in ruby https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/kPKCdjJQpV/
2019-09-16T00:16:24 < catphish> it feels efficient, but i'm not convinced it is
2019-09-16T00:16:47 < catphish> i have no idea where my bottleneck actually is though
2019-09-16T00:17:05 < catphish> could be in the redis client library i use for the other end of the connection
2019-09-16T00:17:12 < Cracki> that's for splitting. where do you append?
2019-09-16T00:17:16 < Cracki> use a profiler
2019-09-16T00:17:36 < Cracki> or sprinkle gettickcount/equivalent in your code
2019-09-16T00:17:57 < Cracki> see if you have any busy loops in there
2019-09-16T00:18:03 < Cracki> a read/recv should block, if it's in a thread
2019-09-16T00:18:15 < Cracki> if you have nonblocking read/recv, you need a select/poll
2019-09-16T00:18:22 < Cracki> to only read/recv from those that have data
2019-09-16T00:18:36 < catphish> this is my generic event loop and event loopable socket that i use in all my prototypes https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BfbGmfqMVN/
2019-09-16T00:19:16 < Cracki> does that busyloop and cause 100% cpu anywhere else?
2019-09-16T00:19:56 < catphish> not at all, it's event driven with linux's epoll
2019-09-16T00:20:06 < Cracki> good
2019-09-16T00:20:07 < catphish> the read/append is a simple @read_buffer << @socket.read_nonblock(1048576)
2019-09-16T00:20:17 < Cracki> you need a profiler
2019-09-16T00:20:21 < catphish> makes sense
2019-09-16T00:20:26 < Cracki> uh
2019-09-16T00:20:37 < Cracki> read_nonblock, is that ever called WITHOUT knowing there's data?
2019-09-16T00:20:45 < Cracki> otherwise this would keep appending empty strings
2019-09-16T00:21:00 < catphish> it's called any time epoll says data is waiting
2019-09-16T00:21:18 < Cracki> throw some timing measurements into everything, if you don't have a profiler
2019-09-16T00:21:32 < catphish> the event loop code is good :)
2019-09-16T00:21:44 < catphish> but something in the redis line handling or proxying is bad
2019-09-16T00:22:11 < Cracki> profile it
2019-09-16T00:22:58 < catphish> this looks handy https://ruby-prof.github.io/
2019-09-16T00:24:46 < Cracki> joutube thinks I want to see this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVz8rvIl_vY
2019-09-16T00:25:00 < Cracki> it's not quite a fox
2019-09-16T00:25:25 < catphish> back to testing and writing codes :)
2019-09-16T00:25:44 < Cracki> I'm confident that ruby can do what you want :P
2019-09-16T00:26:15 < Cracki> I know people who make php do the same things
2019-09-16T00:28:27 < catphish> i'm inclined to agree, i push a lot of data through ruby every day
2019-09-16T00:28:52 < Cracki> if the split turns out to be it, that can be optimized
2019-09-16T00:29:26 < Cracki> search just the new part, get index, split new part there and glue to existing
2019-09-16T00:30:11 < Cracki> better split on \n only then, and don't remove that char from the buffer
2019-09-16T00:35:47 < karlp> catphish: thanks for doing a high level poc first. so lively to see :)
2019-09-16T00:37:11 < karlp> so luvverly, better typing required
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2019-09-16T00:38:20 < catphish> lol, karlp i write a lot of servers, my ruby is fairly good, i rarely find they need to be changed to low level, but it happens sometimes
2019-09-16T00:38:35 < catphish> but i do wonder if i should make more effort to optimize this first
2019-09-16T00:40:09 < karlp> can you still change the api with the clients?
2019-09-16T00:40:25 < karlp> newline based at 50k sounds problem orone
2019-09-16T00:40:52 < karlp> are yiy trying to do raw tcp or what?
2019-09-16T00:41:39 < karlp> how did you decide it was a memory alloc petf problem? cachegrind?
2019-09-16T00:43:22 < catphish> the frontend and backend API are both redis
2019-09-16T00:43:59 < catphish> i'm proxying redis, adding support for authentication and multitenanting that redis can't provide
2019-09-16T00:44:40 < catphish> so the protocols are set in stone, the commands being newline terminated is annoying
2019-09-16T00:45:24 < Cracki> oh btw, you need to split until there's nothing left to split. multiple lines may be in a single read/recv
2019-09-16T00:45:34 < Cracki> can't remember if the code does that or not
2019-09-16T00:45:49 < catphish> there are some little things i do that could well be costing me big on performance: write(":#{result}\r\n")
2019-09-16T00:45:58 < Cracki> uh
2019-09-16T00:46:02 < Cracki> a format string?
2019-09-16T00:46:06 < catphish> this just wraps a response and sends it along
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2019-09-16T00:46:09 < Cracki> I'm sure that'll cost you
2019-09-16T00:46:25 < catphish> but it means an extra string has to be created and immediately garbage collected again
2019-09-16T00:46:34 < Cracki> that shouldn't matter
2019-09-16T00:46:41 < catphish> perhaps
2019-09-16T00:46:44 < Cracki> is result 50 MB or less than a handful of bytes?
2019-09-16T00:46:56 < catphish> can be around a MB
2019-09-16T00:47:02 < Cracki> profiler.
2019-09-16T00:47:09 < Cracki> you need facts.
2019-09-16T00:49:01 < catphish> especially when write does this:   @write_buffer << data.force_encoding('BINARY') so yet another copy of that data :)
2019-09-16T00:49:36 < Cracki> but only of the chunk you received, and only if whatever produces it hasn't already set binary encoding on it
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2019-09-16T00:50:00 < Cracki> unless ruby doesn't check that case and always does a copy
2019-09-16T00:50:39 < catphish> .force_encoding('BINARY') just sets the encoding on the string, not an expensive operation
2019-09-16T00:50:41 < Cracki> what does ruby do when you append a single character/byte to a string ten million times?
2019-09-16T00:50:46 < karlp> im more curious what you didnto leave poc stage....
2019-09-16T00:50:51 < Cracki> print the iteration number every 10k iterations
2019-09-16T00:51:01 < Cracki> it should run linearly, not slow down
2019-09-16T00:51:32 < Cracki> if it does, look for a string builder. that's a common thing in java, unheard of in python because python optimizes this stuff.
2019-09-16T00:53:19 < catphish> appending should be fast, it will indeed append
2019-09-16T00:53:50 < Cracki> my point is whether it distinguishes between allocated size and used size, or not
2019-09-16T00:54:55 < catphish> i have little chance of understanding ruby's heap
2019-09-16T00:57:54 < catphish> i've got profiler output, marvellous
2019-09-16T01:00:33 < Cracki> oh btw, appending to a string in python isn't as bad as in java (where they do a copy every time because they have mutable strings so they aren't shareable)
2019-09-16T01:00:59 < Cracki> but python's io.StringIO is actually linear while += to a string does slow down
2019-09-16T01:03:31 < catphish> well, just took a massive chunk out of the cpu cost by removing logger.debug lines. logger.debug(some_function_that_dumps_data_to_a_string) will cause the inner function to run even when the logger doesn't care :)
2019-09-16T01:03:44 < catphish> so all my debug log was being generated and thrown away
2019-09-16T01:04:07 < catphish> 75% reduction in cpu usage, good times
2019-09-16T01:04:19 < zyp> I thought ruby was a language that already came and went
2019-09-16T01:04:38 < zyp> role replaced by nodejs or some shit
2019-09-16T01:05:01 < englishman> catphish, have you tried go
2019-09-16T01:05:21 < catphish> lol i have not
2019-09-16T01:05:24 < englishman> I haven't done anything big with it but to pass things between programs it's really handy
2019-09-16T01:06:06 < zyp> people make a lot of neat stuff in go, and I've looked at hacking on some of it, but I don't really get the language
2019-09-16T01:07:04 < Cracki> it's not for everyone
2019-09-16T01:07:13 < Cracki> google's better paid engineers don't use it either.
2019-09-16T01:07:19 < catphish> my stuff tends to be high level where performance doesn't matter much, i use ruby because i know it well, or very simple and low level, i use C because of its simplicity
2019-09-16T01:07:19 < englishman> you could pick up the kernighan book to get started, it's a little dated now but covers the language's concepts well
2019-09-16T01:07:33 < catphish> just occasionally i need something high performance and more complex, i get stufk
2019-09-16T01:07:35 < catphish> *stuck
2019-09-16T01:07:47 < zyp> yeah, I've got the same relationship to python and C++
2019-09-16T01:08:52 < englishman> go is pretty nice for that, as a compiled language it has an advantage but the c concepts help you write performant code too
2019-09-16T01:09:02 < catphish> i reduced the CPU cost of my program by 50% (maybe 75%), maybe somewhere in between by removing code that generates verbose log lines and discards them even when logging is disabled
2019-09-16T01:09:06 < catphish> so i'm happy for tonight
2019-09-16T01:09:17 < catphish> but i will likely figure out how to do this properly in C
2019-09-16T01:09:33 < zyp> hah
2019-09-16T01:09:40 < karlp> Cracki: "recent" java, like, anything 5+ doesnt need stringbuilder stuff like the old days
2019-09-16T01:10:09 < catphish> in the meantime i have to debug an OCFS filesystem that hangs from time to time
2019-09-16T01:10:33 < karlp> its worth remembering that shit has impacts, but cargo culting is real
2019-09-16T01:11:23 < catphish> today i ran a half marathon in 1:49 :)
2019-09-16T01:11:42 < englishman> that's quick
2019-09-16T01:11:55 < englishman> congrats
2019-09-16T01:12:23 < karlp> good job!
2019-09-16T01:12:54 < karlp> nice time, first? or furst under two? or what?
2019-09-16T01:14:36 < catphish> it's about the 4th i've done, last couple were around 1:55
2019-09-16T01:14:51 < catphish> so a decent improvement in a few weeks
2019-09-16T01:15:22 < catphish> it wasn't that difficult to go from running 10k to half marathon
2019-09-16T01:15:32 < catphish> my 10k is about 49 minutes
2019-09-16T01:15:39 < turnip420> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDUxktR57u0
2019-09-16T01:16:09 < zyp> most difficult part is getting out and running in the first place
2019-09-16T01:16:34 < turnip420> lol
2019-09-16T01:17:03 < catphish> zyp: for me the main thing was losing weight, it improved my times enourmously
2019-09-16T01:17:54 < catphish> but yes, getting out im the first place i guess even more so
2019-09-16T01:18:13 < zyp> I've got more problems gaining weight than losing weight, so that's not a motivator for me
2019-09-16T01:18:49 < catphish> gaining weight is too easy for me
2019-09-16T01:19:21 < catphish> i love food and essentially have no natural desire to stop eating, so not being obese requires a little self control
2019-09-16T01:20:54 < zyp> last I checked I've lost like 4kg unintentionally over the past few weeks
2019-09-16T01:21:05 < zyp> been doing stuff nonstop since daughter was born
2019-09-16T01:21:15 < Cracki> http://www.pellegrino.link/2015/08/22/string-concatenation-with-java-8.html
2019-09-16T01:21:55 < Cracki> who knows, maybe it got smarter since java 8...
2019-09-16T01:22:56 < catphish> does fgets just repeatedly call the kernel to read(1)?
2019-09-16T01:23:32 < Cracki> libc might itself buffer
2019-09-16T01:23:33 < zyp> doesn't it do buffering?
2019-09-16T01:23:45 < Cracki> so it reads chunks and then splits lines off that
2019-09-16T01:24:00 < catphish> hopefully it has its own buffering / splitting
2019-09-16T01:24:06 < catphish> seems worth a try
2019-09-16T01:24:11 < Cracki> likely
2019-09-16T01:24:38 < Cracki> fgets works on FILE*, if we're talking C
2019-09-16T01:24:41 < catphish> i always get confused with C's "file" objects
2019-09-16T01:24:44 < Cracki> and file* isn't an fd/socket
2019-09-16T01:24:50 < catphish> indeed
2019-09-16T01:25:13 < Cracki> *just "FILE" actually, having pointers to those isn't part of the idea :P
2019-09-16T01:25:13 < catphish> maybe i need a different implementation of gets that works on an fd
2019-09-16T01:25:56 < Cracki> diy. read the socket, split it yourself
2019-09-16T01:26:03 < catphish> or meh, jus write my own buffer and split it
2019-09-16T01:26:11 < catphish> yeah what you said
2019-09-16T01:26:18 < catphish> i'll have a play
2019-09-16T01:26:27 < Cracki> what you do already is perfectly fine (unless ruby's split does anything funky)
2019-09-16T01:26:31 < catphish> it'll probably work great because i'm start
2019-09-16T01:26:35 < catphish> *smart
2019-09-16T01:27:02 < catphish> duplicating what's there now is perfect actually
2019-09-16T01:27:39 < catphish> i can make scanning for the newline more efficient by only scanning what was just appended
2019-09-16T01:27:46 < catphish> and generally go from there
2019-09-16T01:28:04 < Cracki> you're translating to C now? look at strstr and friends
2019-09-16T01:28:27 < Cracki> I think there's strchr too, haven't used any of those for a long time
2019-09-16T01:28:35 < Cracki> you might even use strtok
2019-09-16T01:28:35 < catphish> yeah, i can improve the ruby version to an extent, but ultimately this one will need to be c
2019-09-16T01:28:53 < catphish> and yes, i will make use of libc's string magic
2019-09-16T01:28:58 < Cracki> strtok would null out the separator char and give you pointers
2019-09-16T01:29:14 < Cracki> hah there's no magic to c strings, it's as dumb as it could be
2019-09-16T01:29:32 < Cracki> except for the fucking termination. I'd be happier with pascal strings (length-prefixed)
2019-09-16T01:29:38 < Cracki> there are libs that give you pstrings in C
2019-09-16T01:29:50 < catphish> basically i just want to move everything after the \n to a new string, process the current string, and free it
2019-09-16T01:30:00 < Cracki> it already has malloc/realloc/free and passing structs around is trivial because they're value types
2019-09-16T01:30:52 < mawk> [00:22:56] <catphish> does fgets just repeatedly call the kernel to read(1)?
2019-09-16T01:31:02 < mawk> only if you disabled buffering, and even then I think it's implementation defined
2019-09-16T01:31:05 < catphish> i'm probably not terrible at C, but it takes me a while to get my head around how i'll do something
2019-09-16T01:31:11 < mawk> the libc could choose to use O_NONBLOCK and read everything in chunks of 4096 bytes
2019-09-16T01:31:17 < catphish> handy
2019-09-16T01:31:23 < catphish> that's what i'll do
2019-09-16T01:31:41 < catphish> you don't even need O_NONBLOCK for that, read will return partial data afaik
2019-09-16T01:31:51 < mawk> yes if you want to read everything as soon as possible but not want to block the program, you use O_NONBLOCK
2019-09-16T01:31:54 < mawk> no
2019-09-16T01:31:55 < mawk> read() will block
2019-09-16T01:31:59 < mawk> unless the file is over of course
2019-09-16T01:32:01 < catphish> only if there's no data
2019-09-16T01:32:11 < mawk> yes, if it's a plain file it will stop at EOF, but not with a pipe/socket
2019-09-16T01:32:19 < mawk> with the latter it will block your thread
2019-09-16T01:32:20 < Cracki> read will block if there is no data. it will happily give you the data that is there and return right away, even if it's less than you wanted
2019-09-16T01:32:42 < mawk> yes in case of signal if you disable signal restart for instance
2019-09-16T01:32:45 < catphish> it's not really defined though, it can block as long as it wants and give you as much as it wants
2019-09-16T01:32:49 < Cracki> ugh signals
2019-09-16T01:32:50 < mawk> so you should check how much bytes you got and restart the read
2019-09-16T01:33:02 < Cracki> right, impldef strikes again
2019-09-16T01:33:24 < catphish> no setting it nonblock does seem sane
2019-09-16T01:33:41 < mawk> well it will probably block anyway catphish if you read and there is not enough data available
2019-09-16T01:33:45 < mawk> unless it's the end of file
2019-09-16T01:33:58 < mawk> unless you set O_NONBLOCK
2019-09-16T01:33:58 < catphish> i forget what i've observed in real life
2019-09-16T01:34:04 < catphish> but i'll set it to be sure
2019-09-16T01:34:12 < mawk> in real life read() will always block if you request more bytes than available
2019-09-16T01:34:20 < mawk> and often read() will return if you got a signal
2019-09-16T01:34:23 < catphish> are you sure?
2019-09-16T01:34:24 < mawk> but that's the exception not the norm
2019-09-16T01:34:25 < mawk> yes
2019-09-16T01:34:29 < catphish> okay :)
2019-09-16T01:34:33 < mawk> unless the file is over of course
2019-09-16T01:34:43 < mawk> or the other end closed the socket, or the pipe is closed, etc
2019-09-16T01:34:55 < mawk> if the medium is still up, read will block
2019-09-16T01:35:17 < Cracki> he's using sockets tho, not just files
2019-09-16T01:35:25 < mawk> ah, then yes with socket it will definitely block
2019-09-16T01:35:33 < mawk> until the other end closes its socket
2019-09-16T01:35:42 < catphish> the manual just says "It is not an error if this number is smaller than the  number  of  bytes  requested; this  may happen for example because fewer bytes are actually available right now (maybe because we were close to end-of-file,  or  because  we are  reading  from  a  pipe, or from a terminal)"
2019-09-16T01:35:47 < Cracki> and may return less than requested
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2019-09-16T01:36:13 < catphish> which definitely *implies* that it will return early if a pipe buffer runs empty
2019-09-16T01:37:33 < Cracki> hah java learned in about 2017/2018 how to use a string builder for looped appends... https://dzone.com/articles/jdk-9jep-280-string-concatenations-will-never-be-t
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2019-09-16T01:39:00 < mawk> I guess it's something to do with the pipe buffer size catphish 
2019-09-16T01:39:07 < Cracki> ... for limited loop runs
2019-09-16T01:39:57 < Cracki> oh, I misread the article. it does NOT do anything smart...
2019-09-16T01:40:04 < Cracki> oh well, looks like I'm right again :P
2019-09-16T01:42:01 < mawk> or if the pipe is closed
2019-09-16T01:52:54 < turnip420> .
2019-09-16T02:03:17 < Thorn> smsc products are very well documented, with schematics/layout checklists, errata etc.
2019-09-16T02:05:59 < Cracki> sms center or http://www.doingsmsc.org.uk
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2019-09-16T02:18:27 < Cracki> downstairs dude has been smoking tons of weed for hours now. I wonder who pays his bills
2019-09-16T02:20:07 < Thorn> the company that made lan8720, usb2514, etc.
2019-09-16T02:20:12 < Cracki> til
2019-09-16T02:20:26 < Thorn> acquired by microchip in 2012
2019-09-16T02:20:45 < Cracki> did they kill it?
2019-09-16T02:21:24 < Thorn> the chips are still available, no idea about new products
2019-09-16T02:21:29 < Cracki> good
2019-09-16T02:21:52 < kakimir> there is some init device function in silabs sample code that like initializes peripheral registers and shiet
2019-09-16T02:22:31 < kakimir> I wonder if these 8051 chips reset all the peripherals
2019-09-16T02:23:03 < kakimir> or if the function is just application specific set
2019-09-16T02:24:09 < kakimir> but yeah that thing is dead simple to drive
2019-09-16T02:26:43 < kakimir> my question is actually that if you have ever seen mcu that doesn't reset all periph registers at reset
2019-09-16T02:28:56 < Cracki> no but that's mcus. if it's a core and the peripherals are off-chip or inside but wired to it as an afterthought, it might not do anything on its own
2019-09-16T02:29:56 < Cracki> what silabs part btw?
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2019-09-16T02:36:24 < kakimir> EFM8UB10F16G
2019-09-16T02:37:19 < kakimir> I see price has gone up or I have been looking wrong part
2019-09-16T02:37:27 < kakimir> I have the right starterkit
2019-09-16T02:37:37 < kakimir> but wrong mcus
2019-09-16T02:39:42 < Cracki> sheet section 3.8 says all registers are reset, so if they provide full init code of all registers, that might be generated and supposed to cover all bits
2019-09-16T02:40:20 < kakimir> it had parts commented
2019-09-16T02:40:36 < Cracki> "contents of ram are unaffected"... if peripheral registers aren't registers but ram locations (?) that might leave them alone
2019-09-16T02:41:16 < kakimir> I need to check
2019-09-16T02:41:22 < kakimir> boot up my code machine
2019-09-16T02:41:36 < Cracki> ah, it also says that module registers are reset, so that should be good
2019-09-16T02:41:52 < kakimir> why I'm so lazy
2019-09-16T02:42:02 < Cracki> "modules" are usb0, spi, ...
2019-09-16T02:44:49 < kakimir> src/InitDevice.c: generated by Hardware Configurator
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2019-09-16T02:45:22 < kakimir> it's like those startup files in other platforms where you set clocks and shiet
2019-09-16T02:45:34 < kakimir> but this sets everything
2019-09-16T02:46:13 < Cracki> complete register dump after something touches any possible bits
2019-09-16T02:46:25 < Cracki> they might not record what did change
2019-09-16T02:47:00 < Cracki> I guess thats why ST are rubbing their nipples over their cubemx generated "nice" code... because there are ways to do it worse
2019-09-16T02:48:46 < kakimir> this looks nice
2019-09-16T02:49:06 < kakimir> it sets up everything to initial state
2019-09-16T02:49:32 < kakimir> and then you just do whatever you want after init defaults has been called
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2019-09-16T02:56:54 < kakimir> usb part looks non-trivial
2019-09-16T02:58:29 < kakimir> usb might be one of easiest things to debug though
2019-09-16T03:13:10 < kakimir> I just realized that chip would fit inside usb connector Cracki
2019-09-16T03:13:20 < kakimir> but what would it do there
2019-09-16T03:13:21 < Cracki> excellent
2019-09-16T03:13:26 < Cracki> be a crypto thingy
2019-09-16T03:13:37 < kakimir> hidden thing
2019-09-16T03:13:42 < Cracki> someone did thin pcbs with some chip on them and sold them
2019-09-16T03:13:45 < Cracki> that too
2019-09-16T03:13:57 < kakimir> what crypto?
2019-09-16T03:14:09 < kakimir> how to use it for what
2019-09-16T03:14:14 < Cracki> https://blog.hackster.io/the-tomu-an-arm-microcontroller-that-fits-in-your-usb-port-31f60af97471
2019-09-16T03:14:15 < Cracki> there we go
2019-09-16T03:14:41 < Cracki> hah, efm32 in that
2019-09-16T03:15:20 < Cracki> lol they have "tomu" with fpga too, also wifi or bluetooth...
2019-09-16T03:15:25 < kakimir> no chubby stm32 there
2019-09-16T03:16:18 < Cracki> grind it maybe
2019-09-16T03:17:03 < kakimir> use acid to melt that die out
2019-09-16T03:19:23 < Cracki> I am not sure if their "fomu" (fpga) is an actual fpga, or just the efm32 cortex M running code that emulates fpga
2019-09-16T03:20:22 < Cracki> ah ice40 5k
2019-09-16T03:22:05 < kakimir> ice ofc
2019-09-16T03:22:11 < Cracki> the "secure" variant (somu) has an stm32L4 on it, so stm32 aren't too chubby
2019-09-16T03:22:51 < kakimir> Cracki: what is the smallest mcu with ethernet mac you know?
2019-09-16T03:23:00 < Cracki> I don't know that many
2019-09-16T03:23:20 < Cracki> as for small, I know ice40 can be small, and they might support 10M ethernet
2019-09-16T03:24:08 < qyx> smallest mcu?
2019-09-16T03:24:18 < Cracki> the mcus i "know" (have handled) are all qfp or qfn
2019-09-16T03:25:11 < Cracki> atmegas and stm32. I've had a literal look at nrf. never had the need (or worked for anyone who did) to have small components
2019-09-16T03:25:13 < qyx> there were PICs with MAC+PHY in qfp48 or so
2019-09-16T03:25:22 < Cracki> nice
2019-09-16T03:26:12 < Cracki> haha kinetis KL02, looks liek 2x2 mm https://www.extremetech.com/computing/149509-freescale-worlds-smallest-arm-chip-implantable-tech
2019-09-16T03:26:16 < Cracki> ah, 1.9x2.0
2019-09-16T03:26:34 < Cracki> but no ethernet
2019-09-16T03:26:41 < kakimir> atsamd20
2019-09-16T03:26:48 < kakimir> cheapest ethernet thing
2019-09-16T03:27:21 < Cracki> ufbga64 ic
2019-09-16T03:27:56 < Cracki> 5x5 mm
2019-09-16T03:28:25 < Cracki> not very small
2019-09-16T03:30:08 < kakimir> better do webserver inside rj45
2019-09-16T03:30:37 < kakimir> my homepage should run on server inside rj45 and use only parasitic power
2019-09-16T03:31:09 < kakimir> I mean that would give me some street cred
2019-09-16T03:33:16 < kakimir> Cracki: atsamd20 didn't have ethernet yes
2019-09-16T03:33:34 < kakimir> word search captured some related devboard
2019-09-16T03:33:39 < kakimir> in details
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2019-09-16T03:52:44 < kakimir> PHY pisses power away so it's not just possible without power injection
2019-09-16T04:01:58 < kakimir> https://twitter.com/nblr/status/928526534226391040?lang=fi
2019-09-16T04:02:03 < kakimir> sorry
2019-09-16T04:02:07 < kakimir> https://twitter.com/nblr/status/928526534226391040?
2019-09-16T04:02:15 < kakimir> you don't want lang=fi
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2019-09-16T04:09:19 < kakimir> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_over_twisted_pair#Variants see planned variants
2019-09-16T04:09:28 < kakimir> new shit is comming
2019-09-16T04:11:27 < dongs> wow.
2019-09-16T04:11:31 < dongs> trying eclipse for riscv
2019-09-16T04:11:35 < dongs> what a TOTAL clusterfuck
2019-09-16T04:12:08 < kakimir> for wwhat?
2019-09-16T04:12:12 < dongs> i can understand whyt lunix fags just use makefiles 
2019-09-16T04:12:26 < dongs> because its literalyl easier than fucking through 1000000 options in dicklipse
2019-09-16T04:12:28 < kakimir> or eclipse + makefiles
2019-09-16T04:12:33 < dongs> ?????????
2019-09-16T04:12:42 < dongs> i expected an IDE where shit just works
2019-09-16T04:12:50 < dongs> considering it even claims riscv support
2019-09-16T04:13:01 < kakimir> is it some suite or just bare eclipse + some shit?
2019-09-16T04:13:14 < dongs> https://gnu-mcu-eclipse.github.io/
2019-09-16T04:13:14 < kakimir> what you doing prodongs?
2019-09-16T04:13:32 < kakimir> yes
2019-09-16T04:14:02 < kakimir> I use openocd plugin of that project
2019-09-16T04:14:16 < specing> Lol
2019-09-16T04:14:24 < dongs> i dont need openocd, i have a proper debugger
2019-09-16T04:14:31 < dongs> i'm lightyears away from even trying that tho
2019-09-16T04:14:37 < dongs> i cant even BUILD a simple fucking hello.c
2019-09-16T04:15:22 < kakimir> post pics
2019-09-16T04:15:37 < kakimir> post pastes
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2019-09-16T04:15:44 < kakimir> not that anyone could help
2019-09-16T04:15:50 < dongs> pics of what?
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2019-09-16T04:16:00 < kakimir> of them problems
2019-09-16T04:16:03 < dongs> i mean, i create a new project in keil, drop in my libs/whatever and shit just works
2019-09-16T04:16:11 < dongs> there's not even a sane way to share dicklipse config stuff
2019-09-16T04:16:18 < dongs> tehres over 9000 options that dont make any sense
2019-09-16T04:16:37 < dongs> it starts off with the usual shit like _sbrk missing lmao
2019-09-16T04:16:49 < dongs> come the fuck on 2019 and lunix faggots still havent figured this out
2019-09-16T04:18:36 < kakimir> anyhow
2019-09-16T04:18:51 < kakimir> you were not supposed to touch opensores?
2019-09-16T04:19:21 < dongs> definitely.
2019-09-16T04:19:29 < kakimir> why did you touch it?
2019-09-16T04:19:40 < Cracki> oh my fucking god cubemx, freerotts, sbrk, it just isn't supposed to work together
2019-09-16T04:19:40 < dongs> i ahve this opensores dickv board
2019-09-16T04:19:50 < kakimir> what board?
2019-09-16T04:20:08 < Cracki> got the board to do a helloworld yet?
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2019-09-16T04:20:14 < dongs> https://www.seeedstudio.com/Sipeed-Longan-Nano-RISC-V-GD32VF103CBT6-Development-Board-p-4205.html lol
2019-09-16T04:20:17 < dongs> Cracki: nope
2019-09-16T04:20:26 < Cracki> excellent
2019-09-16T04:20:46 < kakimir> is it stm32 with risc-v core?
2019-09-16T04:20:47 < Cracki> 4.90 muribucks wat that's cheap
2019-09-16T04:21:04 < Cracki> that barely covers the parts
2019-09-16T04:21:13 < Cracki> it is
2019-09-16T04:21:26 < Cracki> GD took the 103 and yeeted the arm core
2019-09-16T04:21:28 < kakimir> it is just naming or are periphs symmetrical etc?
2019-09-16T04:21:41 < Cracki> either exact clone or veeery similar
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2019-09-16T04:22:07 < kakimir> dongs: fix the opensores
2019-09-16T04:22:31 < dongs> kakimir: same periphs
2019-09-16T04:22:33 < dongs> as stm32
2019-09-16T04:22:36 < dongs> with riscv core
2019-09-16T04:22:51 < kakimir> is riscv trending?
2019-09-16T04:22:56 < dongs> seems
2019-09-16T04:23:23 < Cracki> been trending for a few years. peeps are hyped about the lack of licensing.
2019-09-16T04:23:33 < Cracki> also that it runs on ice40
2019-09-16T04:23:44 < kakimir> softcore?
2019-09-16T04:23:47 < Cracki> rather, there are impls that can be instantiated on ice40
2019-09-16T04:23:48 < Cracki> yes
2019-09-16T04:23:55 < kakimir> well
2019-09-16T04:23:56 < Cracki> there are impls that don't fit of course :P
2019-09-16T04:24:01 < Cracki> you can strip it down severely
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2019-09-16T04:25:13 < kakimir> it's no suprise that fpgas can run softcores
2019-09-16T04:26:01 < Cracki> those that fanboy over (and/or designed/implemented riscv), also fanboy over the ice40 and are also stm32-affine people
2019-09-16T04:26:34 < Cracki> the datashit lists all the same peripheral addresses, busses and bus types, ...
2019-09-16T04:27:03 < kakimir> how about bus arch itself?
2019-09-16T04:27:08 < dongs> haha eclipse forgetting the size/position of project properties dialog
2019-09-16T04:27:12 < Cracki> the surprise is that there's a riscv impl that needs a little over 1000 logic elements, so it fits on something as tiny as an ice40 8k or less
2019-09-16T04:27:13 < dongs> and it opens in a tiny window each tiem
2019-09-16T04:27:18 < dongs> so ieach fuckign time i have to resize it
2019-09-16T04:27:20 < dongs> to change one otpion
2019-09-16T04:27:22 < dongs> or else i cant see shit
2019-09-16T04:27:26 < dongs> what the fuck is this nigger shit lmao
2019-09-16T04:27:47 < Cracki> are you saying that the tool window... ECLIPSES the rest of your work?
2019-09-16T04:27:51 < kakimir> basic opensores window management dongs
2019-09-16T04:27:54 < specing> HAHAHA
2019-09-16T04:28:22 < Cracki> yeh fuck remembering a few numbers, you didn't pay for shit so you don't get shit :P
2019-09-16T04:29:06 < Cracki> datashit for the gd32v lists ahb, apb, ... if that's what you were asking
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2019-09-16T04:29:45 < Cracki> clock tree looks the same, except they upgraded all 72 MHz to 108 MHz and other values accordingly
2019-09-16T04:29:59 < Cracki> I think it even compares favorably in terms of dmips/mhz
2019-09-16T04:30:27 < dongs> where the fuck is even linker script shit in eclipse
2019-09-16T04:30:28 < dongs> holy fuck
2019-09-16T04:30:30 < dongs> this is a total mess 
2019-09-16T04:31:37 < Cracki> heh 153 dmips at 108 mhz, that's 1.4 dmips/mhz, beats the 1.25 (?) dmips/mhz of the cortex m
2019-09-16T04:32:39 < Cracki> st marketing says 61 dmips at 72 mhz, not sure if that's right
2019-09-16T04:33:41 < kakimir> Cracki: arent those ip of arm holdings?
2019-09-16T04:33:48 < Cracki> what is
2019-09-16T04:33:54 < Cracki> the busses? no clue
2019-09-16T04:34:02 < Cracki> I guess they have the license
2019-09-16T04:34:23 < kakimir> oh
2019-09-16T04:34:28 < Cracki> or it doesn't matter because they're chinese
2019-09-16T04:34:53 < kakimir> maybe it's possible that they are doing everything legally
2019-09-16T04:34:55 < Cracki> either way, they can make F103 already, and now they can make them with a different core
2019-09-16T04:35:09 < Cracki> *philosoraptor*
2019-09-16T04:35:13 < kakimir> is it illegal to implement a copy of mcu
2019-09-16T04:35:17 < kakimir> and pay for core
2019-09-16T04:35:30 < Cracki> I'm sure they didn't whiteroom-reimplement the stm32f103
2019-09-16T04:35:48 < Cracki> that's way too hard to replicate to this level of detail
2019-09-16T04:36:03 < Cracki> they got their hands on design files from ST, legally or not
2019-09-16T04:36:09 < kakimir> oh
2019-09-16T04:36:17 < kakimir> so cool
2019-09-16T04:36:23 < Cracki> gigadevice makes clones, CKS also makes clones
2019-09-16T04:36:35 < Cracki> GD32 and CS32 are theirs
2019-09-16T04:37:08 < kakimir> ethernet idle signal would have maybe enough energy for harvesting
2019-09-16T04:37:15 < dongs>    text	   data	    bss	    dec	    hex	filename
2019-09-16T04:37:15 < dongs>   51504	   2492	   2140	  56136	   db48	longan.elf
2019-09-16T04:37:15 < dongs> Finished building: longan.siz
2019-09-16T04:37:15 < dongs>  
2019-09-16T04:37:17 < dongs> 10:37:02 Build Finished. 0 errors, 0 warnings. (took 341ms)
2019-09-16T04:37:20 < dongs> woohoo opensores
2019-09-16T04:37:21 < specing> wow dongs
2019-09-16T04:37:25 < Cracki> yay
2019-09-16T04:37:27 < specing> thats a huge blob
2019-09-16T04:37:29 < dongs> this is for main.c
2019-09-16T04:37:34 < dongs> with printf("lol")
2019-09-16T04:37:35 < dongs> and thats it
2019-09-16T04:37:44 < Cracki> 56k, is that their demo?
2019-09-16T04:37:45 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-16T04:37:54 < Cracki> what in hell did they link in there
2019-09-16T04:37:58 < dongs> int main(void)
2019-09-16T04:37:58 < dongs> {
2019-09-16T04:37:58 < dongs> 	printf("lol, jews");
2019-09-16T04:37:58 < dongs> 	return 0;
2019-09-16T04:37:58 < dongs> }
2019-09-16T04:37:59 < specing> the universe
2019-09-16T04:38:03 < dongs> literally this
2019-09-16T04:38:08 < Cracki> newlib-huge
2019-09-16T04:38:21 < specing> does it even fit on the mcu?
2019-09-16T04:38:23 < dongs> yes
2019-09-16T04:38:25 < dongs> 128k there
2019-09-16T04:38:30 < Cracki> flash it. I wonder where stdout goes to
2019-09-16T04:38:30 < kakimir> did it print?
2019-09-16T04:38:35 < dongs> how would i know
2019-09-16T04:39:04 < Cracki> lick the pins, does any of them taste like jews?
2019-09-16T04:39:40 < Cracki> newlib probably sends stdout to nowhere
2019-09-16T04:39:44 < Cracki> find the _write syscall?
2019-09-16T04:40:05 < Cracki> maybe toggling a pin/led is quicker do to
2019-09-16T04:40:10 < specing> lol Cracki 
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2019-09-16T04:46:16 < dongs> yeah no doubt
2019-09-16T04:46:21 < dongs> i mean i think it works
2019-09-16T04:46:29 < dongs> how the fuck do you even add a breakpoint in eclipse
2019-09-16T04:46:30 < dongs> holy shit
2019-09-16T04:46:37 < dongs> right click menu on a source line = 9000 options
2019-09-16T04:47:16 < specing> Lol
2019-09-16T04:50:03 < mawk> click left of the line number dongs 
2019-09-16T04:50:06 < mawk> in the blank area
2019-09-16T04:50:14 < dongs> well, there's a 'ebreak' at 0x2000000
2019-09-16T04:50:16 < dongs> and it doesnt go past that
2019-09-16T04:50:18 < dongs> great
2019-09-16T04:51:46 < dongs> fucking niggerclipse adding closing) and }{
2019-09-16T04:51:51 < dongs> FUCK OFF I DONT NEED THAT SHIT
2019-09-16T04:52:49 < mawk> you just need emacs
2019-09-16T04:54:33 < Cracki> uh doubleclick in the margin, should work
2019-09-16T04:54:42 < Cracki> you don't want (((parenthesis)))?
2019-09-16T04:56:02 < dongs> OK gpio shit works
2019-09-16T04:56:11 < dongs> debugging doesnt
2019-09-16T04:56:24 < dongs> http://bcas.tv/paste/results/8VKPxB65.html
2019-09-16T04:56:28 < dongs> turns on the led thats on their shit
2019-09-16T04:56:32 < dongs> there's a rgb thing
2019-09-16T04:57:13 < dongs> https://lcsc.com/product-detail/Low-Dropout-Regulators-LDO_ME6211C33M5G-N_C82942.html 
2019-09-16T04:57:22 < dongs> holy shit nanjing micro lol $0.04 ldo
2019-09-16T04:57:40 < dongs> lets see what pinout it socmpatible with
2019-09-16T04:58:09 < dongs> oh nice, the standard one
2019-09-16T04:58:14 < dongs> RT9193, LP2992 etc
2019-09-16T04:58:41 < grummund> there are 9000 options to everything in eclipse
2019-09-16T05:00:09 < Cracki> I would love to find the one option that makes it stop switching perspectives when i start debugging and when I stop debugging. I've found some options but they only stop doing one half of that.
2019-09-16T05:00:18 < dongs> haha
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2019-09-16T05:00:28 < Cracki> that autoswitch gets on my nerves
2019-09-16T05:00:50 < dongs> i saw someone debugging a TI product once
2019-09-16T05:00:56 < dongs> with tiehr TI'ified versio nof dicklipse
2019-09-16T05:01:13 < dongs> from press debug to actually doing something, on an i7-8700 or someshit
2019-09-16T05:01:16 < dongs> it would take like 30 seconds
2019-09-16T05:01:16  * grummund would look but currently eclipse is hanged itself with stm32cubemx plugin
2019-09-16T05:01:23 < dongs> of different windows popping up, refreshign, etc
2019-09-16T05:01:33 < Cracki> ti's eclipse, do they call that code composter studio
2019-09-16T05:01:40 < dongs> yes
2019-09-16T05:01:46 < dongs> that shit
2019-09-16T05:01:52 < dongs> crap composter you mean
2019-09-16T05:01:57 < Cracki> touched that once. set the place on fire.
2019-09-16T05:02:13 < dongs> i was going to play with a TI chip in Keil
2019-09-16T05:02:16 < dongs> just to see what i could do with it
2019-09-16T05:02:26 < dongs> tehre's literally no docs anywhere on how to set it up bare metal with a proper IDE
2019-09-16T05:02:32 < Cracki> the fucking psychopaths made me use a devboard with some random firmware as a debug probe
2019-09-16T05:02:43 < Cracki> shit took half a minute to build, flash, and run
2019-09-16T05:02:44 < dongs> yeah thats how it works
2019-09-16T05:03:24 < dongs> Thorn: https://lcsc.com/product-detail/Low-Dropout-Regulators-LDO_ME6211C33M5G-N_C82942.html 4 u
2019-09-16T05:03:33 < Cracki> I think they didn't actually need me to work there, it was just keeping me occupied
2019-09-16T05:05:00 < grummund> anyone had the stm32cubemx plugin work at all?
2019-09-16T05:05:10 < mawk> work where
2019-09-16T05:05:10 < grummund> it's hogging 100% cpu on 1 core and dead as a... dead thing.
2019-09-16T05:05:11 < Cracki> define plugin
2019-09-16T05:05:13 < Thorn> >In stock: 100320 -- seems kinda popular lol
2019-09-16T05:05:17 < Cracki> I'm running cubemx standalone and it works
2019-09-16T05:05:21 < dongs> Thorn: yeee
2019-09-16T05:05:25 < mawk> stm32cubemx works perfectly, stm32cubemx inside stm32cubeide works perfectly too
2019-09-16T05:05:29 < dongs> i mean ive been using RT9193 but like
2019-09-16T05:05:29 < mawk> update your java grummund 
2019-09-16T05:05:31 < dongs> this is half price
2019-09-16T05:05:36 < Cracki> I saw it in cubeide and the mx part worked, but the ide didn't like eating my existing turdstudio project
2019-09-16T05:05:38 < dongs> and prolyl same shit
2019-09-16T05:05:39 < mawk> don't use opensource java, use oracle java
2019-09-16T05:05:47 < grummund> bleh
2019-09-16T05:05:53 < grummund> debian ftw
2019-09-16T05:05:55 < mawk> lol
2019-09-16T05:05:58 < dongs> is this on wind...
2019-09-16T05:05:59 < dongs> oh lmao
2019-09-16T05:06:00 < dongs> good luck
2019-09-16T05:06:04 < mawk> you can download it and package it grummund it's pretty easy
2019-09-16T05:06:09 < Thorn> dongs: btw I'm designing my usb on microchip and TI lol
2019-09-16T05:06:25 < dongs> which usb
2019-09-16T05:06:46 < Thorn> 2x host ports with 1.5A charging
2019-09-16T05:07:32 < mawk> grummund: https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html
2019-09-16T05:07:41 < mawk> download jre-8u221-linux-x64.tar.gz
2019-09-16T05:07:44 < dongs> oh
2019-09-16T05:07:48 < mawk> and run make-jpkg on it, from package java-package
2019-09-16T05:07:50 < dongs> you mean like, charger thingy?
2019-09-16T05:07:53 < dongs> i just used chink parts for mine
2019-09-16T05:08:07 < dongs> 6x 2A ports using southchip DC/DC and uh.. lemme see
2019-09-16T05:08:09 < mawk> that will create a .deb then you can install it grummund , then you can use update-alternatives to point the default java to it
2019-09-16T05:08:14 < grummund> what's wrong with the java i have?
2019-09-16T05:08:33 < dongs> SC8001 and SC7002
2019-09-16T05:08:43 < Cracki> i just installed jdk 12 and gave it a honest chance to optimize looped string append. it did NOT optimize that.
2019-09-16T05:08:46 < mawk> well I assume it's the opensource one grummund 
2019-09-16T05:08:48 < dongs> https://lcsc.com/product-detail/_Southchip-Semicon-SC7002SAER_C252419.html < 4 u thorn
2019-09-16T05:08:54 < mawk> ST didn't plan for that
2019-09-16T05:08:55 < Cracki> it literally took a cycle per byte to copy shit on every append.
2019-09-16T05:09:03 < mawk> lol Cracki 
2019-09-16T05:09:20 < Cracki> so fuck those who seem unable to believe me
2019-09-16T05:09:25 < dongs> it does dcp/etc stuff AND current limit
2019-09-16T05:10:23 < Thorn> dongs: that one is nice but I also need data (CDP)
2019-09-16T05:10:32 < dongs> ah
2019-09-16T05:10:35 < dongs> RIP then
2019-09-16T05:10:37 < Thorn> might be useful in another case though, thanks
2019-09-16T05:10:42 < dongs> why would you need data in a charger?
2019-09-16T05:12:19 < Thorn> it's not just a charger
2019-09-16T05:12:35 < Thorn> it's a wireless coordinator/PLC
2019-09-16T05:12:40 < dongs> ooh okay
2019-09-16T05:13:02 < dongs> hey sc8001 is there too
2019-09-16T05:13:08 < Thorn> usb is for configuring devices, sharing crypto keys. charging is an extra feature
2019-09-16T05:16:59 < grummund> stm32cubemx standalone doesn't hang
2019-09-16T05:17:18 < grummund> well, not yet :p
2019-09-16T05:18:43 < mawk> how much RAM do you have ?
2019-09-16T05:18:48 < Cracki> I wish it wouldn't randomly overwrite the syscalls.c it now generates... because I have to put shit in there to fix their shit incompatibility between freertos and newlib
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2019-09-16T05:19:09 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-16T05:19:16 < mawk> yeah it generates invalid code with respect to malloc locking
2019-09-16T05:19:34 < mawk> best bet is to just not use libc functions when you use freertos if you don't have the time to study all the locking things
2019-09-16T05:19:41 < mawk> or blindly follow the webpage that tells how to do it
2019-09-16T05:19:55 < Thorn> dongs: btw those anpec switches from yesterday have a very wide range of currents for the overcurrent trigger. e.g. for the 2A switch it's 2.1...2.9A iirc. so in the worst case it's almost a 3A switch. so if I have > 1 port I can't really protect my power supply from overcurrent unless it's grossly overspecified
2019-09-16T05:20:02 < Cracki> I think it generates the syscalls.c only when it sees no project files... which i sometimes have to nuke because it flips its shit and complains about not being able to (re)generate those
2019-09-16T05:21:53 < dongs> Thorn: yea there's a few versions with different limit ranges
2019-09-16T05:22:00 < dongs> but yeah they're not exactl precise
2019-09-16T05:22:05 < dongs> worked for my application
2019-09-16T05:22:39 < Thorn> and there's no 1.5A version
2019-09-16T05:22:47 < Thorn> only 1A and 2A
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2019-09-16T05:32:55 < dongs> oh wow
2019-09-16T05:32:59 < dongs> GD32V has USB bootloader
2019-09-16T05:33:06 < dongs> in rom or whatever
2019-09-16T05:33:17 < dongs> no idea what protocol cuz it just comes up as unknown device
2019-09-16T05:33:25 < dongs> but boot0 + usb plugged in makes a new device
2019-09-16T05:34:47 < Cracki> fancy
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2019-09-16T05:35:53 < grummund> which IDE do you choose in stm32cubemx if using eclipse?
2019-09-16T05:36:52 < grummund> SW4STM32 ?
2019-09-16T05:40:29 < mawk> just plain old eclipse ?
2019-09-16T05:40:33 < mawk> you can use makefile
2019-09-16T05:40:47 < grummund> SW4STM32 is eclipse though, right?
2019-09-16T05:41:54 < mawk> yes they're all eclipse based I think
2019-09-16T05:41:58 < grummund> STM32CubeIDE is an option too
2019-09-16T05:42:00 < mawk> ah
2019-09-16T05:42:10 < mawk> well choose your real ide, not just eclipse which is the base of them all anyway
2019-09-16T05:42:10 < dongs> SW4STM32 is dead isnt it?
2019-09-16T05:42:15 < mawk> or use makefile if you're not sure
2019-09-16T05:42:23 < mawk> probably yes
2019-09-16T05:42:28 < mawk> stm32cubeIDE is the future
2019-09-16T05:45:45 < Cracki> >SW4STK432
2019-09-16T05:46:08  * grummund is using eclipse CDT with GNU MCU plugin
2019-09-16T05:46:32 < Cracki> last truestudio here, might look at cubeide when it's not v1.0 anymore
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2019-09-16T06:07:44 < qyx> mawk: debian has oracle java, no need to package
2019-09-16T06:08:15 < qyx> I mean it has both
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2019-09-16T06:19:14 < grummund> Cracki: what are you using to flash/debug with, openocd?
2019-09-16T06:19:26 < Cracki> uh, truestudio obviously
2019-09-16T06:19:40 < grummund> like what hardware
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2019-09-16T06:19:45 < Cracki> and idgaf what it uses to talk to debug probes
2019-09-16T06:19:50 < Cracki> stlink china stuff
2019-09-16T06:20:02 < Cracki> with bodge wire on the pin that does swo
2019-09-16T06:20:13 < Thorn> sc8001 is some kind of super buck
2019-09-16T06:20:39 < Cracki> does it do mains voltage to 0.9V 100A?
2019-09-16T06:20:53 < Thorn> almost
2019-09-16T06:20:58 < Cracki> heck
2019-09-16T06:21:27 < Cracki> for "sc8001" i only find amphenol connectors
2019-09-16T06:21:32 < Cracki> wat am I doing
2019-09-16T06:21:41 < Thorn> https://datasheet.lcsc.com/szlcsc/1906251804_Southchip-Semicon-SC8001QDER_C252414.pdf
2019-09-16T06:21:47 < Cracki> ah there, eastel.co.kr
2019-09-16T06:21:58 < Cracki> southchip
2019-09-16T06:22:40 < Cracki> they are rounding with the 36v output yes? or can it indeed approach pass through?
2019-09-16T06:22:45 < grummund> Cracki: well i don't have the st-link plugin, but you get the idea here... https://i.imgur.com/EUxLCaz.png
2019-09-16T06:23:12 < Cracki> that's gnu mcu eclipse or what?
2019-09-16T06:23:19 < Thorn> max Vout = 30V
2019-09-16T06:23:20 < Cracki> I'm sure there's info on how to get stlink working
2019-09-16T06:23:31 < Cracki> > 2V to 36V output range
2019-09-16T06:23:38 < grummund> eclipse cdt + gnu mcu
2019-09-16T06:23:44 < Cracki> is their intro text wrong
2019-09-16T06:24:07 < Thorn> probably a typo there
2019-09-16T06:24:23 < Cracki> are we looking at the same datasheet
2019-09-16T06:24:32 < Cracki> abs max ratings 40 volts for vin, vout, ...
2019-09-16T06:24:44 < Cracki> and recommended vout 2 to 36v
2019-09-16T06:24:47 < grummund> Open the associated perspective when an application suspends: Never.   Debug: None.
2019-09-16T06:24:49 < Thorn> table in 7.5 says 30V
2019-09-16T06:25:06 < Thorn> maybe it's a typo in that table lol
2019-09-16T06:25:20 < Cracki> grummund, question is, does it actually work. I've been in those settings. I might need to fuck around with it more.
2019-09-16T06:25:30 < Cracki> typo
2019-09-16T06:25:40 < Cracki> wait
2019-09-16T06:25:42 < grummund> dunno, try it and report back.
2019-09-16T06:25:56 < Cracki> maybe 7.5 is somehow limited by test conditions
2019-09-16T06:26:02 < Cracki> rss1/2 = 1k
2019-09-16T06:26:16 < Cracki> does it boost? vin=12v
2019-09-16T06:26:56 < Cracki> I see no boost/stepup so they might not be as autistically literal as I am with that table
2019-09-16T06:27:46 < Thorn> buck only
2019-09-16T06:29:04 < grummund> stm32cubemx created a project and it loads into eclipse without complaint, ...
2019-09-16T06:29:29 < grummund> .. *but* build all says "Nothing to build for project"
2019-09-16T06:29:52 < Cracki> hahaha that sounds familiar
2019-09-16T06:30:09 < Cracki> eclipse. you have to have the right things selected (as in "focus"), I think
2019-09-16T06:30:29  * grummund chose stm32cubeide as the ide to auto-generate for
2019-09-16T06:30:48 < Cracki> worth a try but it's still eclipse
2019-09-16T06:32:32 < grummund> i mean in stm32cubemx i set the toolchain as stm32cubeide and then clicked generate code
2019-09-16T06:32:48 < grummund> it loads into eclipse fine
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2019-09-16T11:37:26 < grummund> hmm, any ideas what is GPDSC? - https://i.imgur.com/jWUfhCT.png
2019-09-16T11:41:14 < grummund> general purpose development source code ..?
2019-09-16T11:53:28 < PaulFertser> grummund: why not regular Makefile?
2019-09-16T11:54:13 < grummund> just curious what that is
2019-09-16T11:54:30 < grummund> actually i kinda know what it is but not what it stands for
2019-09-16T11:55:41 < grummund> it's a CMSIS thing, apparently... "The CPDSC file format shares the schema file (PACK.xsd) with the PDSC and GPDSC format..."
2019-09-16T11:56:35 < grummund> "The Pack Description (*.pdsc) Format uses standard XML annotations ..."
2019-09-16T11:56:55 < ThatDamnRanga> Anyone who uses 'standard' and 'xml' in the same sentence is bonkers
2019-09-16T12:00:10 < grummund> aha. it is a "generator package description file"
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2019-09-16T13:38:37 < grummund> eclipse-cdt
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2019-09-16T14:39:54 < kakimir> Cracki: https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:524347/FULLTEXT01.pdf
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2019-09-16T14:42:29 < nuxil> hi.
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2019-09-16T16:35:42 < nuxil> ASM question. im trying to load content from an array in memory, "ldr r0, [r2], #4"  and post increment r2 to next dword in memory. however. this synax does not work on my cortex M4. 
2019-09-16T16:35:49 < nuxil> i am getting this error: Error: Thumb does not support this addressing mode -- `ldr r0,[r2],#4'
2019-09-16T16:35:50 < nuxil>  
2019-09-16T16:36:31 < nuxil> whats up with this.,
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2019-09-16T16:41:56 < fenugrec> nuxil, M4 core doesn't support that addressing mode ? I'm inclined to believe that error
2019-09-16T16:42:19 < fenugrec> you'll just have to do it in two instructions...
2019-09-16T16:45:28 < Thorn> nuxil: try ldr r0, [r2, #4]
2019-09-16T16:46:20 < nuxil> seems like i want arm mode and not thumb mode
2019-09-16T16:46:31 < nuxil> Thorn, thats not the same.
2019-09-16T16:46:43 < Thorn> cortex-m doesn't have arm mode
2019-09-16T16:46:48 < nuxil> :(
2019-09-16T16:47:17 < nuxil> so your telling me my arm cortex m4, does not have arm mode? 
2019-09-16T16:49:07 < Thorn> trying to switch to arm mode results in a usage fault iirc
2019-09-16T16:49:41 < nuxil> hmm
2019-09-16T16:49:46 < fenugrec> nuxil, PM0214 Cortex-M4 programming manual
2019-09-16T16:49:58 < fenugrec> cortex M4 != full arm ISA
2019-09-16T16:50:08 < Thorn> and arm-v7m arm
2019-09-16T16:50:21 < fenugrec> ah yes, the ARM ARM
2019-09-16T16:50:36 < Thorn> only cortex-a and cortex-r have 2 modes
2019-09-16T16:52:02 < nuxil> well. thanks, thats explains my problem. will need to add a extra instructions. was hopeing i could do my increment in one instuction.
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2019-09-16T18:49:46 < englishman> hey pros question on interrupt preemption
2019-09-16T18:51:09 < englishman> if I enter an interrupt and clear its flag, then jump to a higher priority interrupt, if the same lower priority interrupt is fired while in the higher priority one, when the higher one returns, it will jump to the second lower priority interrupt due to tail-chaining, right?
2019-09-16T18:52:46 < mawk> yes that's the whole purpose of NVIC normally
2019-09-16T18:52:49 < mawk> to be able to nest interrupts
2019-09-16T18:53:04 < PaulFertser> englishman: and clear its flag in NVIC or are you talking about clearing the flag of a peripheral?
2019-09-16T18:55:13 < srk> can your cubemx start G0/G4 projects? I would like to see clock trees for these or at least know if they are similar to some of the Fxs
2019-09-16T18:55:20 < mawk> englishman: https://pix.watch/3muuDy/0P1ChX.png
2019-09-16T18:55:26 < mawk> yes srk 
2019-09-16T18:56:24 < srk> ok, gonna update mine
2019-09-16T18:56:45 < srk> zip File (722 MB)
2019-09-16T18:56:46 < srk> tt
2019-09-16T18:57:02 < mawk> actually the start project button is greyed out
2019-09-16T18:57:06 < mawk> but you can search them
2019-09-16T18:57:07 < mawk> lol
2019-09-16T18:57:12 < mawk> nonsense
2019-09-16T18:57:15 < srk> heh :) yes
2019-09-16T18:57:17 < mawk> maybe if I update mine too
2019-09-16T18:57:28 < srk> it auto-updates the database but who knows
2019-09-16T18:58:51 < mawk> at least you can download G0 and G4 HAL
2019-09-16T18:58:58 < mawk> with the updated version
2019-09-16T18:59:02 < mawk> let's try starting a project
2019-09-16T19:00:02 < mawk> yes I started a project on STM32G081
2019-09-16T19:00:22 < roomba> the g081 is out?! sheeeeeeeit
2019-09-16T19:00:35 < mawk> clock tree looks similar to what I've seen before
2019-09-16T19:00:41 < mawk> like on L4
2019-09-16T19:01:34 < englishman> PaulFertser: nvic
2019-09-16T19:01:41 < englishman> yeah that's what I thought I was just checking
2019-09-16T19:01:54 < mawk> see my beautiful ST diagram englishman 
2019-09-16T19:02:12 < englishman> yeah that's not exactly my situation tho
2019-09-16T19:02:22 < englishman> mine would be BAB
2019-09-16T19:02:37 < englishman> where A preempts B
2019-09-16T19:02:39 < mawk> ah you mean you clear the NVIC flag but before returning you get a new one ?
2019-09-16T19:02:57 < englishman> right, but it isn't in that routine, it's in the higher priority one
2019-09-16T19:03:10 < mawk> ah
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2019-09-16T19:03:55 < mawk> yeah that sounds like it'll do it
2019-09-16T19:03:55 < englishman> hmm no, flag is cleared in periph
2019-09-16T19:04:05 < mawk> ah, then the first interrupt isn't finished yet then
2019-09-16T19:04:08 < englishman> right
2019-09-16T19:04:17 < mawk> it will do A1 B A1 A2
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2019-09-16T19:04:24 < mawk> I guess
2019-09-16T19:04:28 < englishman> that's what I suspect it isn't doing
2019-09-16T19:04:40 < PaulFertser> mawk: are you sure an ISR can nest itself in NVIC?
2019-09-16T19:04:45 < englishman> it does a1 b a2 a1, if the a interrupt fires during b
2019-09-16T19:05:15 < mawk> PaulFertser: I meant A1 will be finished normally, then A2 will fire, I didn't meant to say they are nested
2019-09-16T19:05:44 < mawk> ah by higher priority you mean higher number ?
2019-09-16T19:05:49 < mawk> aka lower "real" priority
2019-09-16T19:05:59 < englishman> lower value is higher priority
2019-09-16T19:06:02 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-16T19:06:04 < englishman> in that, b preempts a
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2019-09-16T19:06:33 < Cracki> kakimir, good stuff, that energy harvesting
2019-09-16T19:06:39 < PaulFertser> mawk: I think englishman is asking about about an ISR getting called for the same interrupt it's already servicing as a result of tail-chaining after getting preempted by a interrupt with more priority (and not in same subgroup).
2019-09-16T19:06:53 < englishman> right
2019-09-16T19:06:56 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-16T19:07:15 < PaulFertser> And an ISR can't preempt itself in any case ever, right?
2019-09-16T19:07:47 < PaulFertser> As any interrupt is in the same priority subgroup as itself.
2019-09-16T19:08:04 < englishman> according to pm0214, when the interrupt flag is cleared in software, the interrupt is changed from active back to inactive
2019-09-16T19:08:11 < Cracki> if you use the same code (ISR) for different interrupts, but that's silly
2019-09-16T19:08:15 < mawk> but you said you cleared the peripheral flag englishman no ?
2019-09-16T19:08:18 < mawk> [18:03:55] <englishman> hmm no, flag is cleared in periph
2019-09-16T19:08:21 < englishman> then the new interrupt a2 is marked pending when it fires again
2019-09-16T19:08:23 < srk> mawk: ok, now just need to figure out how I installed it on linux last time xD
2019-09-16T19:08:38 < mawk> you have a windows style installer in java srk 
2019-09-16T19:08:49 < mawk> you can install as non-root, it will get in your home dir
2019-09-16T19:09:39 < srk> yep, need to patchelf first
2019-09-16T19:09:59 < srk> my distro (nixos) doesn't have /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 or similiar
2019-09-16T19:10:05 < mawk> ah, I see
2019-09-16T19:10:05 < englishman> PaulFertser: I'm not sure that applies, because when the a2 interrupt fires, the nvic is servicing b. due to tail-chaining, the a2 interrupt is serviced immediately
2019-09-16T19:10:07 < srk> not even /lib or /lib64 :D
2019-09-16T19:10:12 < mawk> but it's pure java
2019-09-16T19:10:20 < PaulFertser> Cracki: you're correct, indeed, ISR is the code and it can be shared (and there's actually shared code for all unhandled exceptions by default in libopencm3 iirc).
2019-09-16T19:10:31 < mawk> ah no not pure java you're right
2019-09-16T19:10:48 < englishman> then a1 finishes normally when the stack is popped
2019-09-16T19:11:26 < srk> mawk: think I'll just use an extractor which can extract javapack instead of installer 
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2019-09-16T19:11:50 < mawk> I have an unpacked install if you want
2019-09-16T19:12:29 < PaulFertser> englishman: so is it generally possible to enter same interrupt twice if you clear that nvic bit?
2019-09-16T19:12:42 < srk> mawk: yeah sure, if you can upload it somewhere! would save me some time ;)
2019-09-16T19:12:43 < PaulFertser> (if your code takes long enough time to execute)
2019-09-16T19:12:53 < mawk> srk: https://serveur.io/STM32CubeMX.tar.gz
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2019-09-16T19:13:58 < srk> mawk: thanks!
2019-09-16T19:14:02 < mawk> but you have stuff to do after the higher priority call that clears the NVIC flag in the A1 englishman ?
2019-09-16T19:14:24 < mawk> why is it bad that A1 doesn't come back right after the higher priority call
2019-09-16T19:14:44 < PaulFertser> englishman: https://developer.arm.com/docs/103489917/latest/how-to-implement-a-re-entrant-interrupt-within-the-cortex-m-exception-model
2019-09-16T19:14:50 < PaulFertser> It says it can never preemt itself.
2019-09-16T19:15:19 < srk> mawk: got it, you can rm it 
2019-09-16T19:15:22 < mawk> thanks
2019-09-16T19:16:23 < srk> least I know how to run it without a wrapper :D
2019-09-16T19:16:25 < srk> java -cp . com.st.microxplorer.maingui.STM32CubeMX
2019-09-16T19:16:39 < englishman> PaulFertser: I'm still not sure that applies tho, because of the case when the interrupt fires when in a higher priority interrupt
2019-09-16T19:17:00 < englishman> it's more to do with interrupt chaining than reentrancy I think
2019-09-16T19:17:09 < PaulFertser> englishman: I'd bet on tail-chaining not being able to break those assumptions :)
2019-09-16T19:17:28 < srk> heh, except they've changed that as well /o\
2019-09-16T19:17:31 < PaulFertser> Or they would implement some trick based on that.
2019-09-16T19:17:37 < englishman> I'd hope So, anyway ,iam chasing bugs in old code and this appeared as a possibility
2019-09-16T19:18:20 < englishman> I don't see how the tail-chaining algo could know about the existing interrupt
2019-09-16T19:18:55 < mawk> the page says that if B were a lower priority than A then A would get preempted by itself, aka reentrancy
2019-09-16T19:19:01 < mawk> but your B is higher priority
2019-09-16T19:19:10 < englishman> right
2019-09-16T19:19:21 < PaulFertser> englishman: I'd guess there is some shadow pending bits register or something like that.
2019-09-16T19:19:53 < PaulFertser> Or shadow running ISR register
2019-09-16T19:20:14 < englishman> that implies a shadow stack doesn't it?
2019-09-16T19:20:20 < englishman> if that happens more than oncd
2019-09-16T19:20:22 < englishman> once
2019-09-16T19:21:19 < srk> mawk:  patchelf --set-interpreter /nix/store/iykxb0bmfjmi7s53kfg6pjbfpd8jmza6-glibc-2.27/lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 STM32CubeMX
2019-09-16T19:21:22 < srk> finally :D
2019-09-16T19:21:26 < mawk> ah nice
2019-09-16T19:21:52 < roomba> never used nix
2019-09-16T19:22:12 < roomba> the weird pathnames and stuff just seem like insanity
2019-09-16T19:22:13 < mawk> it versions everything to prevent dependancy clash by design
2019-09-16T19:22:18 < srk> yep
2019-09-16T19:22:19 < mawk> it's a nice idea
2019-09-16T19:22:48 < PaulFertser> englishman: I'm not sure I follow, I hope others here are smarter wrt interrupts than me. But I'd guess there's just a register which has bits for currently running interrupts, I see no need for stack.
2019-09-16T19:22:50 < mawk> not even by version, by build ID, so even if two programs require a same version but with different ./configure flags it will work
2019-09-16T19:23:19 < srk> roomba: the issue ppl hit quite often is when you need to run bin from teh internetz but it points to /lib/ld-linux .., ad-hoc patchelf like this and it works
2019-09-16T19:23:24 < englishman> I'd like that to be correct,but I don't see anything in the programming manual that would lead me to believe that
2019-09-16T19:23:42 < roomba> snaps will rule us all soon
2019-09-16T19:23:51 < srk> not quite :)
2019-09-16T19:23:51 < roomba> RMS is now property of MS
2019-09-16T19:23:53 < srk> but nix might :D
2019-09-16T19:24:23 < roomba> the ideological war is over. true F(L)OSS has been defeated. most just don't know it yet.
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2019-09-16T19:25:56 < mawk> lol ARM docs trashing stm32: NOTE: Some third-party code libraries (e.g., the STM32 driver library) change the priority grouping configuration to non-standard. Therefore, it is highly recommended to explicitly re-set the priority grouping to the default by calling the CMSIS function NVIC_SetPriorityGrouping(0U) after initializing such external libraries.
2019-09-16T19:26:05 < englishman> I really think it just pushes the a1 interrupt on the stack then tailchains a2
2019-09-16T19:26:38 < mawk> you can verify that probably
2019-09-16T19:26:56 < mawk> push some timestamps into a stack
2019-09-16T19:29:53 < mawk> ah but it's difficult to provoke
2019-09-16T19:29:56 < englishman> yeah, the pm says the interrupt is marked as inactive when the flag is cleared
2019-09-16T19:30:04 < englishman> so there is a marking scheme,and it is cleared
2019-09-16T19:30:12 < mawk> just set A as pending in B, and see which of A1 and A2 runs first
2019-09-16T19:30:16 < mawk> yes
2019-09-16T19:30:17 < englishman> pm0214 4.3.9
2019-09-16T19:30:30 < englishman> well what I will do is clear the flag at the end of a
2019-09-16T19:30:37 < mawk> but the core does things on return of the ISR, too
2019-09-16T19:30:39 < mawk> it restores the stack
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2019-09-16T19:30:55 < mawk> right
2019-09-16T19:31:58 < mawk> for level triggered interrupts you don't have to clear the flag yourself http://infocenter.arm.com/help/topic/com.arm.doc.dui0553b/DUI0553.pdf page 224
2019-09-16T19:32:12 < mawk> but you still can't get preempted by yourself
2019-09-16T19:32:47 < mawk> hmm in any case actually, I don't understand
2019-09-16T19:33:19 < mawk> ah yeah ok it's just about pending to active, nevermind
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2019-09-16T20:25:50 < Thorn> can an omnidirectional antenna have 12dBi gain?
2019-09-16T20:26:58 < jpa-> Thorn: sure
2019-09-16T20:27:15 < jpa-> if it e.g. radiates in a thin plane
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2019-09-16T20:30:45 < grummund> there's a weird thing in eclipe gnu mcu
2019-09-16T20:31:00 < mawk> you can build now ?
2019-09-16T20:31:04 < mawk> and import cubemx projects
2019-09-16T20:31:18 < grummund> yeah, build, flash, debug...
2019-09-16T20:32:13 < Steffanx> but
2019-09-16T20:33:37 < grummund> somehow i managed to create and *save* launch configurations before, i.e. to launch the j-link debugger to run/debug
2019-09-16T20:34:29 < grummund> but that's not working anymore, even for a fresh install and no projects loaded
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2019-09-16T20:35:57 < grummund> only for Segger J-Link, the other options seem to function ok in that configurations can be saved
2019-09-16T20:40:26 < grummund> from the toolbar select New Launch Configuration, select a configuration type, edit it and *both* the Revert and Apply buttons should become clickable.
2019-09-16T20:41:39 < grummund> but for GDB SEGGER J-Link the Apply button remains grayed out even once the config is edited.
2019-09-16T20:45:37  * grummund might just dump it and go back to emacs ;)
2019-09-16T20:46:30 < Lux> looks like i'm too stupid to measure a frequency with input capture
2019-09-16T20:47:02 < Lux> any ideas on how to handle the case when the timer overflows i.e I'm measuring a low frequency
2019-09-16T20:47:14 < srk> grummund: haha, once I've tried to set it up because of the register explorer, spent few hours with it only to realize it won't work with standard gdb interface and blackmagic probe
2019-09-16T20:47:19 < Lux> seems like using the timer overflow to increase a var isn't really working
2019-09-16T20:47:31 < Lux> or i configured that wrong
2019-09-16T20:47:44 < grummund> Lux: 16 or 32-bit, can you cascade the timers
2019-09-16T20:48:16 < Lux> 16bits
2019-09-16T20:48:25 < Lux> if it were 32 i wouldn't bother
2019-09-16T20:48:30 < grummund> Lux: use a 32-bit counter?
2019-09-16T20:48:32 < Lux> using timer1
2019-09-16T20:48:58 < Lux> i wouldn't be asking if that were the case grummund ;)
2019-09-16T20:49:05 < Lux> or possible
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2019-09-16T20:56:11 < grummund> what's not really working about timer overflow to increase a var?
2019-09-16T20:56:55 < Lux> just got it down to that the update interrupt isn't firing on an overflow
2019-09-16T20:57:20 < grummund> at all, ever?
2019-09-16T20:57:24 < Lux> yeah
2019-09-16T20:57:34 < grummund> or you forgot to declare it volatile?
2019-09-16T20:57:34 < Lux> seems like i messed up with the hal lib
2019-09-16T20:57:51 < Lux> the interrupt it's self isn't called even
2019-09-16T20:57:58 < grummund> k
2019-09-16T20:58:39 < Lux> just doing HAL_TIM_Base_Start_IT(&htim1); should activate the TIM1_UP_TIM10_IRQHandler
2019-09-16T20:58:47 < Lux> whereas htim1 is timer1 and initialized
2019-09-16T21:01:05 < grummund> do you know if the timer is running?
2019-09-16T21:01:23 < Lux> yeah it's running, the input capture events work
2019-09-16T21:03:11 < grummund> and the capture values are plausible for the intended timer frequency?
2019-09-16T21:04:24 < grummund> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45702430/stm32-timer-interrupts
2019-09-16T21:05:46 < Lux> yeah all that works
2019-09-16T21:05:55 < grummund> you do HAL_NVIC_EnableIRQ(...) as well, right?
2019-09-16T21:06:11 < Lux> i get correct frequency values, just the part with detecting overflows is bugging me
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2019-09-16T21:07:39 < grummund> check th einterrupt is enabled ^^
2019-09-16T21:08:43 < Lux> heh found it... used the HAL_TIM_Base_MspInit callback instead of HAL_TIM_IC_MspInit for enabling nvic...
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2019-09-16T21:08:51 < Lux> i kinda hate hal
2019-09-16T21:11:15 < Lux> HAL_TIM_PeriodElapsedCallback still triggered even though that interrupt wasn't even configured
2019-09-16T21:11:27 < Lux> now it works :)
2019-09-16T21:12:19 < Steffanx> dont use HAL
2019-09-16T21:12:50 < Lux> in this particular project it's a requirement
2019-09-16T21:13:21 < Steffanx> why did you accept the project?
2019-09-16T21:13:37 < Lux> moneys
2019-09-16T21:13:50 < Lux> you allways learn from these things
2019-09-16T21:14:09 < Lux> what to not accept in future tasks
2019-09-16T21:15:17 < Steffanx> :P
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2019-09-16T21:28:46 < Thorn> is spectrum analyzer + tracking generator = scalar network analyzer?
2019-09-16T21:34:26 < englishman> p much
2019-09-16T21:59:42 < machinehum> Does anyone know of really small 2G modems?
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2019-09-16T22:02:45 < Cracki> didn't dongs do something with cellular stuff a while ago
2019-09-16T22:03:49 < Lux> machinehum: maybe you'll find something at ublox
2019-09-16T22:04:25 < mawk> I have a small SIM something board
2019-09-16T22:04:31 < mawk> with wire antenna
2019-09-16T22:04:47 < mawk> it's around the size of the sim card it holds
2019-09-16T22:05:03 < Lux> https://www.u-blox.com/en/product/sara-g450-module
2019-09-16T22:05:14 < Lux> probably not the cheapest though
2019-09-16T22:05:47 < mawk> https://simcom.ee/ from that site
2019-09-16T22:06:01 < mawk> I want .ee too
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2019-09-16T22:07:21 < machinehum> Lux: Yeah I checked them and Sierria. ~ 20mm x 20mm x 2mm
2019-09-16T22:07:32 < machinehum> Which is a little too large for my requirements
2019-09-16T22:07:41 < machinehum> Well... it's a lot too large
2019-09-16T22:09:45 < machinehum> mawk: ty
2019-09-16T22:11:42 < Lux> i guess they don't get much smaller due to power requirements
2019-09-16T22:12:13 < Lux> iirc gsm is like 1w of tramsmit power
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2019-09-16T22:15:16 < machinehum> 1w eliminates the possbility of going with a coin cell
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2019-09-16T22:18:32 < Cracki> better check that 1w claim
2019-09-16T22:18:56 < Cracki> peak sounds reasonable, continuous not
2019-09-16T22:19:07 < Cracki> and a coin cell... hah
2019-09-16T22:19:14 < Cracki> are you sure you don't want to go with lora
2019-09-16T22:19:20 < machinehum> Has to go inside a monkey
2019-09-16T22:19:39 < Cracki> you want to shove a telephone up a monkey's ass? is this prison?
2019-09-16T22:20:10 < Cracki> define your radio duty cycle
2019-09-16T22:20:29 < Cracki> talk every second, or every hour?
2019-09-16T22:20:37 < Cracki> what data rate
2019-09-16T22:20:53 < Cracki> what range
2019-09-16T22:21:07 < Cracki> operation over what timespan
2019-09-16T22:21:25 < Lux> yeah lora makes more sense there
2019-09-16T22:22:39 < machinehum> It's a Monkey prison
2019-09-16T22:23:54 < Cracki> lora, or even wifi, bluetooth, something
2019-09-16T22:24:34 < Cracki> I'm not sure if 2g cellular radio will be the best solution to whatever problem you came up with an approach for
2019-09-16T22:24:47 < machinehum> Need to track them in a 700 hectare area. Best idea I have is to use a 125Mhz radio that listens, then have a drone zip all over the place txing
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2019-09-16T22:25:15 < machinehum> When the device hears their code then transmit something back
2019-09-16T22:25:20 < Lux> ME310G1 Module
2019-09-16T22:25:21 < Cracki> *7 square kilometers
2019-09-16T22:25:23 < Lux> https://www.telit.com/m2m-iot-products/mobile-iot/ 14.3 x 13.1 mm
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2019-09-16T22:26:11 < Cracki> having a beacon listen costs power too, so if you do that, do it rarely. it might be easier to just have them all ping regularly
2019-09-16T22:26:30 < Cracki> what's it supposed to do?
2019-09-16T22:26:33 < Cracki> transmit data?
2019-09-16T22:26:42 < machinehum> 2G coverage might be available... however I'm not sure if the tech will work. Device has to be ~ 27mm dia x 9mm
2019-09-16T22:26:51 < Cracki> still, what data?
2019-09-16T22:27:06 < machinehum> Yeah so there will be an RTC that wakes the device up for a certain time of day
2019-09-16T22:27:21 < machinehum> If there is data, then you have located that tag
2019-09-16T22:27:24 < Lux> yeah for that size you probably won't find a module
2019-09-16T22:27:26 < Cracki> no, what data
2019-09-16T22:27:26 < machinehum> Within the region
2019-09-16T22:27:46 < machinehum> Some simple temp data and things, ook transmission scheme to keep it narrow band
2019-09-16T22:27:52 < machinehum> Reduce power requirements
2019-09-16T22:28:01 < Cracki> fuck cellular then, too complicated
2019-09-16T22:28:07 < machinehum> I'm talking about a couple bytes
2019-09-16T22:28:20 < machinehum> Cracki: it wouldn't require the drone
2019-09-16T22:28:22 < Cracki> just broadcast that in regular intervals
2019-09-16T22:28:32 < Cracki> drone, expensive
2019-09-16T22:28:38 < Cracki> just mount some receivers
2019-09-16T22:29:10 < machinehum> The existing solution gets 1000m on a good day, coverage area is too large
2019-09-16T22:29:34 < machinehum> To mount that many base stations
2019-09-16T22:29:47 < Cracki> so instead you want one station that flies?
2019-09-16T22:29:51 < machinehum> Yes
2019-09-16T22:29:59 < machinehum> Is that absurd?
2019-09-16T22:30:07 < Cracki> and you only care about receiving something inside the drone's radius?
2019-09-16T22:30:26 < machinehum> Yes
2019-09-16T22:31:11 < machinehum> I want to do some simple things to understand distance from the drone, doesn't have to be very precise
2019-09-16T22:31:12 < Cracki> and only for 10-30 minutes at a time, which is the battery life of the drone?
2019-09-16T22:32:02 < machinehum> We can put big batteries on the drone, say it flies around for 8hrs/day. Then chills to charge up.
2019-09-16T22:32:21 < Cracki> is it a quadrotor drone or a winged one
2019-09-16T22:32:29 < machinehum> Fixed wing
2019-09-16T22:32:36 < machinehum> Quad would not be able to do that
2019-09-16T22:32:39 < machinehum> I don't think
2019-09-16T22:32:57 < Cracki> right, that's why I asked for clarification
2019-09-16T22:34:03 < Cracki> and you think the cost of building and operating a drone would be competitive compared to putting up a dozen or however many stations?
2019-09-16T22:36:26 < machinehum> Yes
2019-09-16T22:37:31 < machinehum> Shit sorry, 700k Hectares
2019-09-16T22:37:34 < machinehum> lol
2019-09-16T22:44:41 < Cracki> uhm
2019-09-16T22:44:56 < Cracki> and how many needles are in your haystack?
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2019-09-16T22:47:26 < Cracki> google says 700k ha is related to "eu destroys rainforest" so I'm guessing it's related to that?
2019-09-16T22:49:41 < Cracki> if it's a group of monkeys they might stick together, i.e. easily found near the last location. that's something at least.
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2019-09-16T23:05:56 < qyx> machinehum: guys at #highaltitude may advise you how to get multi-hundred kilometer range with few milliwats of power
2019-09-16T23:06:06 < qyx> they are using simple fsk radios to track balloons
2019-09-16T23:06:17 < qyx> so I suppose it may work the other way around - from the ground to the drone
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2019-09-16T23:07:12 < qyx> if you go up with your drone to, say, 1km, the coverage area may be much wider than a 1km radius
2019-09-16T23:07:26 < qyx> they were getting telemetry data in excess of 500km iirc
2019-09-16T23:08:09 < qyx> also talk to Laurenceb__ , but beware of his autism
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2019-09-16T23:40:33 < machinehum> Cracki: nah. Also sorry was afk
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2019-09-16T23:41:12 < machinehum> Cracki: Yeah the drone should keep track of the last known location and old fly to those and start on a search grid.
2019-09-16T23:41:45 < machinehum> Monkey's are released from the same location
2019-09-16T23:42:33 < machinehum> qyx: Thanks for the tip, going over there now. Also lol.
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2019-09-17T00:12:50 < englishman> zyp dongs what do you think about my interrupt theory
2019-09-17T00:13:07 < englishman> machinehum: 2G sunset in canada is like, next year
2019-09-17T00:15:24 < machinehum> englishman: Not in developing countries ;)
2019-09-17T00:15:47 < englishman> id expect perfect lte everywhere in developing countries
2019-09-17T00:15:57 < englishman> only literal shitholes like canada still use 2g
2019-09-17T00:16:31 < machinehum> I believe many places in Africa run 2G
2019-09-17T00:17:02 < englishman> when i went to morocco it was $2 CAD / month for 12 gigs of LTE throttled to 3g after the limit
2019-09-17T00:17:52 < machinehum> hmm
2019-09-17T00:18:17 < machinehum> Yeah I mean I don't doubt it, I know in really poor countries many people have 2G phones
2019-09-17T00:18:50 < machinehum> Long battery life, people don't necessarily have power
2019-09-17T00:33:36 < roomba> do moroccans hate americans?
2019-09-17T00:33:45 < roomba> i'll totally move there if it's $2 for 12G/mo
2019-09-17T00:35:08 < roomba> more like "We got a runner!!!!" and US military hit squad would take me out .
2019-09-17T00:35:17 < roomba> "he escaped the plantation! git 'em!!!"
2019-09-17T00:40:28 < englishman> https://i.imgur.com/OLhHoW3.jpg
2019-09-17T00:40:32 < englishman> 14usd
2019-09-17T00:40:34 < englishman> my bad
2019-09-17T00:42:52 < mawk> maghreb countries are very racist roomba 
2019-09-17T00:42:59 < mawk> but if you're not black it's fine I guess
2019-09-17T00:43:11 < mawk> just make sure they don't think you're french
2019-09-17T00:45:51 < Steffanx> Mawk will have a hard time trying
2019-09-17T00:46:08 < mawk> lol
2019-09-17T00:49:18 < englishman> mawk how are the gilets jaune doing
2019-09-17T00:49:24 < englishman> the hk protests have kind of taken over the media
2019-09-17T00:49:38 < mawk> they're dead
2019-09-17T00:49:48 < mawk> yeah hk is a more moral protest for french journalists to support apparently
2019-09-17T00:50:01 < mawk> they all showed up in press conference room with gasmask as solidarity with gilets jaunes
2019-09-17T00:50:10 < mawk> as if there were horrible exactions in HK
2019-09-17T00:50:19 < mawk> HK has 1 busted eye for now, gilets jaunes 25 busted eyes
2019-09-17T00:50:36 < mawk> as solidarity with HK* sorry
2019-09-17T00:50:43 < mawk> like a couple days ago
2019-09-17T00:51:50 < mawk> https://www.nantes-revoltee.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/FB_IMG_1568113652766-1024x687.jpg
2019-09-17T01:05:40 < aandrew> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EEm9paQXkAA20qy?format=jpg&name=small
2019-09-17T01:12:02 < aandrew> is there a non-gay way to write to BOOT_ADD0 using a debugger? 
2019-09-17T01:12:27 < aandrew> it looks like I need to use OPTKEY1/OPTKEY2 and OPTCR
2019-09-17T01:12:46 < mawk> yes
2019-09-17T01:13:12 < mawk> but it's pretty complicated as you just saw
2019-09-17T01:13:27 < mawk> unlock flash, unlock option bytes, write to option bytes, relock option bytes, relock flash
2019-09-17T01:13:39 < mawk> maybe easier to write a small program, flash it and run it
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2019-09-17T01:13:55 < mawk> maybe openocd has a command for it
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2019-09-17T01:15:44 < aandrew> it's not complicated, just tedious :-)
2019-09-17T01:16:31 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-17T01:26:24 < aandrew> w32 0x40023c08 0x08192a3b
2019-09-17T01:26:24 < aandrew> w32 0x40023c08 0x4c5d6e7f
2019-09-17T01:26:24 < aandrew> w32 0x40023c18 0x00400088
2019-09-17T01:26:24 < aandrew> w32 0x40013c14 0xc0ffaaff
2019-09-17T01:26:39 < aandrew> that looks like what I need to do to change BOOT_ADD0 from 0x200000 to 0x220000
2019-09-17T01:29:19 < aandrew> nope, fucked that up hm
2019-09-17T01:29:31 < aandrew> w4 0x40023c08 0x08192a3b
2019-09-17T01:29:33 < aandrew> blah
2019-09-17T01:30:16 < aandrew> mem32 0x40023c14 1
2019-09-17T01:30:16 < aandrew> 40023C14 = C0FFAAFC
2019-09-17T01:30:18 < aandrew> it's unlocked, good
2019-09-17T01:32:42 < aandrew> motherfucker 
2019-09-17T01:33:02 < mawk> you're masoschistic aandrew lol
2019-09-17T01:33:05 < mawk> just write a program
2019-09-17T01:33:16 < mawk> it's 5 lines with HAL
2019-09-17T01:33:27 < mawk> there's a cool interface for it
2019-09-17T01:33:32 < mawk> no need to manipulate bits
2019-09-17T01:35:18 < aandrew> there we go
2019-09-17T01:35:32 < aandrew> I had the wrong address for the actual OPTCR :-)
2019-09-17T01:35:41 < aandrew> ok so it's now hopefully going ot boot from the right area
2019-09-17T01:36:56 < mawk> the default setting wasn't sound enough for you ?
2019-09-17T01:37:06 < mawk> iirc it's boot from flash if flash contains valid code, else boot from ST bootloader
2019-09-17T01:37:11 < mawk> it's supposed to fit everyone
2019-09-17T01:37:35 < mawk> or maybe you have a dualbank device and want to change the boot bank
2019-09-17T01:37:47 < aandrew> no, the first four flash sectors are nice and small, so I can use a pair for eeprom emulation
2019-09-17T01:38:03 < aandrew> sector 5 is 128k which is large enough for a custom bootloader with ethernet support
2019-09-17T01:38:09 < aandrew> sorry sector 4
2019-09-17T01:38:16 < aandrew> and 5-7 are 256k each which is for the main application
2019-09-17T01:38:27 < aandrew> this is an F756
2019-09-17T01:38:32 < mawk> ah I see
2019-09-17T01:39:01 < aandrew> I could have put a tiny bootloader in sector 0 so I didn't have to change this but that rubbed me the wrong way to have a bootloader select between the main app and the loader/upgrader app
2019-09-17T01:39:42 < mawk> and you have dual bank for the main app ?
2019-09-17T01:39:48 < mawk> so that if upgrading fails the board isn't bricked
2019-09-17T01:39:50 < aandrew> no
2019-09-17T01:39:54 < mawk> ah
2019-09-17T01:39:55 < aandrew> the loader app is never updated
2019-09-17T01:40:02 < mawk> yeah not the loader, the main app
2019-09-17T01:40:12 < mawk> if the main app is corrupted because of power loss during upgrading
2019-09-17T01:40:13 < aandrew> so if flashing fails, the loader won't be able to verify the main app and will not boot it
2019-09-17T01:40:16 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-17T01:40:25 < aandrew> or, if IWDG reboots it a few times, it'll say something's wrong iwth the main app and refuse to boot it
2019-09-17T01:40:38 < mawk> ah, so that's normal
2019-09-17T01:40:42 < aandrew> yep
2019-09-17T01:40:45 < mawk> you plan for potential upgrade fails
2019-09-17T01:40:56 < aandrew> yep, been doing this too long to be optimistic :-)
2019-09-17T01:45:47 < mawk> you could have a compressed read-only version of the main app
2019-09-17T01:45:52 < mawk> to restore if the current one is messed up
2019-09-17T01:45:59 < mawk> even if it's an old version
2019-09-17T01:57:11 < aandrew> yes, but there's no real benefit to that over this I don't think
2019-09-17T01:57:27 < aandrew> the main app doesn't need to know tftp where this does
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2019-09-17T02:16:45 < aandrew> the clock coming into the stm32 on the nucleo boards is 8mhz right? (the clock from the onboard stlink)
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2019-09-17T02:29:01 < aandrew> hm, my clock seems to be 3x slower than expected
2019-09-17T02:29:17 < aandrew> uart is set for 115200, I get valid data when the PC thinks its 38400
2019-09-17T02:37:21 < aandrew> https://pastebin.com/fjghRJBZ
2019-09-17T03:25:16 < Thorn> can dwc_otg (in hosst mode) poll interrupt endpoints periodically in hardware?
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2019-09-17T03:36:19 < catphish> it'll do good for commuting i'm sure :) https://imgur.com/a/8SmVHRB
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2019-09-17T04:23:40 < kakimir> how to add zeros to end of file?
2019-09-17T04:24:15 < kakimir> I need to probs make my image the size of original disk
2019-09-17T04:24:24 < kakimir> instead of first 90% of it
2019-09-17T04:24:34 < kakimir> before trying to recover anything
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2019-09-17T05:00:36 < kakimir> is it good idea to view with nano file size of hundreds of gigabytes
2019-09-17T05:00:47 < kakimir> I want to see header
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2019-09-17T05:15:46 < mawk> I fixed something in systemd
2019-09-17T05:15:50 < mawk> I will become famous
2019-09-17T05:15:59 < mawk> I will do hand shakes with Lennart
2019-09-17T05:16:03 < mawk> are you proud of me Cracki 
2019-09-17T05:41:02 < Cracki> (1) good morning (2) piss (3) read
2019-09-17T05:43:51 < Cracki> when you touch his cursed bones, wear black rubber gloves like louis rossmann does
2019-09-17T05:44:48 < Cracki> kakimir, I'd use less/more, but simultaneously watch ram usage. if they're smart they memmap files.
2019-09-17T05:45:44 < Cracki> as for file appending, I'm sure there's a posixy way to use dd and /dev/zero to append exactly what you want
2019-09-17T05:46:43 < Cracki> I'd need docs for that, but not for doing it with python, so I'd use python
2019-09-17T05:47:34 < mawk> lol
2019-09-17T05:48:15 < mawk> what do you mean use dd and /dev/zero ?
2019-09-17T05:48:25 < mawk> ah
2019-09-17T05:48:31 < mawk> the best way is to add fake zeroes, kakimir 
2019-09-17T05:48:45 < mawk> use blocks of zeroes on the hdd/ssd, but not append real zeroes
2019-09-17T05:48:59 < mawk> the apparent file size will be that of what you want, but the real file size on disk is negligible
2019-09-17T05:49:10 < mawk> plus it's way easier to do that than to use dd and /dev/zero
2019-09-17T05:49:18 < mawk> it's ftruncate()
2019-09-17T05:49:30 < mawk> or truncate in bash
2019-09-17T05:50:03 < mawk> or in python, os.ftruncate(fd, size) or os.ftruncate(file.fileno(), size)
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2019-09-17T07:33:55 < aandrew> hm, can't seem to figure out why this is 3x slower on the baudrate
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2019-09-17T08:32:47 < aandrew> STR.W R2, [R4, #0x31]
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2019-09-17T08:35:35 < aandrew> that stores into R2 whatever is 0x31 bytes into the address pointed to by R4, right?
2019-09-17T08:35:46 < aandrew> .W is word, so 32 bytes?
2019-09-17T08:36:22 < Cracki> bits of course
2019-09-17T08:36:22 < turnip420> Isn't a word processor dependent or some shit
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2019-09-17T08:36:27 < aandrew> er yes bits
2019-09-17T08:36:43 < Cracki> on cortex m there's no option, it's 32 bit
2019-09-17T08:36:45 < aandrew> so the value of R2 before this instruction is unimportant
2019-09-17T08:36:48 < turnip420> Like it's an 8bit mcu a word is 8 bits
2019-09-17T08:36:53 < Cracki> unless you mean they came up with 16 bit cortex m, or 64 bit cortex m
2019-09-17T08:37:05 < Cracki> even then they'll stick with 32 bits as a "word"
2019-09-17T08:37:23 < turnip420> 8 bit cortex m bro
2019-09-17T08:37:27 < Cracki> yes, R2 seems irrelevant, I'd think so
2019-09-17T08:37:29 < aandrew> R4 = 0x20010f18, so I need to look 0x31 bytes after 0x20010f18 or the dword at 0x20010f49?
2019-09-17T08:37:35 < aandrew> that shit's unaligned
2019-09-17T08:37:43 < Cracki> unless I have a brainfart and the direction of data is the other way
2019-09-17T08:38:15 < Cracki> it indeed looks unaligned
2019-09-17T08:38:34 < Cracki> unless that's doing C-style pointer arith and advancing 0x31 _words_
2019-09-17T08:38:58 < aandrew> now is it reading the address at 0x20010f49 and storing whatever is there into R2, or is it looking at the address stored at 0x20010f49 and putting the contents of *that* into R2?
2019-09-17T08:39:00 < Cracki> (have no assembly ref in front of me and never used cortex ma ssembly before :P)
2019-09-17T08:39:51 < aandrew> the value at 0x20010f48 is 0x00000006
2019-09-17T08:40:02 < aandrew> and whatever is at *address* 6 will generate a fault because I've got the MPU enabled
2019-09-17T08:40:06 < aandrew> and that's in fact what is happenning
2019-09-17T08:40:09 < Cracki> uh
2019-09-17T08:40:43 < Cracki> 3.4.2, str immediate offset?
2019-09-17T08:41:04 < Cracki> http://infocenter.arm.com/help/topic/com.arm.doc.dui0553b/DUI0553.pdf
2019-09-17T08:41:28 < aandrew> yeah, I'm at the non-pdf of that I think
2019-09-17T08:41:35 < aandrew> http://infocenter.arm.com/help/topic/com.arm.doc.dui0552a/BABJGHFJ.html
2019-09-17T08:41:56 < Cracki> I'd say it's reading the address computed by the [], not derefing it
2019-09-17T08:42:26 < aandrew> that form ([Rn, #offset]) is pre-indexed
2019-09-17T08:42:54 < Cracki> is it?
2019-09-17T08:43:00 < Cracki> pre-indexing uses !
2019-09-17T08:43:06 < Cracki> you do the normal thing
2019-09-17T08:43:07 < aandrew> op{type}{cond} Rt, [Rn, #offset]!          ; pre-indexed
2019-09-17T08:43:11 < aandrew> oh I didn't see !
2019-09-17T08:43:15 < aandrew> ok, it's immediate offset
2019-09-17T08:43:48 < Cracki> either way the address would be the same, the ! just changes (?) the register
2019-09-17T08:43:49 < aandrew> The offset value is added to or subtracted from the address obtained from the register Rn. The result is used as the address for the memory access.
2019-09-17T08:44:26 < Cracki> so R2 = *(R4 + 0x31)
2019-09-17T08:44:33 < aandrew> so it is a deref
2019-09-17T08:44:45 < Cracki> sure, it fetches the data from ram
2019-09-17T08:44:49 < Cracki> it's not a double deref
2019-09-17T08:44:53 < aandrew> and I'm getting a hardfault because I enabled the MPU to protect the memory around 0x000000
2019-09-17T08:45:01 < aandrew> hm
2019-09-17T08:45:03 < Cracki> R2 = R4 + 0x31 // would be ordinary math, not load/store
2019-09-17T08:45:16 < Cracki> wait
2019-09-17T08:45:18 < Cracki> what's R4?
2019-09-17T08:45:22 < Cracki> something that's not 6, yes?
2019-09-17T08:45:26 < aandrew> R4 is 0x20010f18
2019-09-17T08:45:34 < aandrew> which is DTCMRAM
2019-09-17T08:45:37 < Cracki> then it reads from 0x20...f18+0x31
2019-09-17T08:45:53 < Cracki> you said it, unaligned. that's probably the problem.
2019-09-17T08:46:04 < aandrew> 20010f48 is 0x00000006 and 0x20010f4c is 0x000000
2019-09-17T08:46:18 < Cracki> then R2 ends up 0x06 I'd say
2019-09-17T08:46:25 < Cracki> or something shifted like that
2019-09-17T08:46:30 < Cracki> of it hardfaults :P
2019-09-17T08:47:06 < Cracki> if this is coming from the mpu, maybe something *earlier or later* does the deref
2019-09-17T08:47:44 < aandrew> before that insn R4=0x20010f18. 0x20010f48=0x00000006/0x00000000
2019-09-17T08:47:46 < Cracki> are you sure you interpreted the program counter right
2019-09-17T08:47:50 < aandrew> if I execute the insn...
2019-09-17T08:48:03 < aandrew> kaboom
2019-09-17T08:48:15 < Cracki> my bet is on unaligned hf
2019-09-17T08:48:21 < Cracki> are you sure it's the mpu?
2019-09-17T08:48:32 < aandrew> no
2019-09-17T08:48:38 < Cracki> disable mpu?
2019-09-17T08:48:39 < aandrew> I would have expected a memmanage fault
2019-09-17T08:49:01 < aandrew> I unroll the stack frame in a hardfault
2019-09-17T08:49:10 < aandrew> PC=0x22288a which is that insn
2019-09-17T08:49:19 < aandrew> gotta look up what R0/R3 is
2019-09-17T08:49:35 < Cracki> oh wait you do a store, so the first argument is stored to ram!
2019-09-17T08:49:43 < Cracki> so so *(R4+0x31) = R2
2019-09-17T08:49:59 < Cracki> maybe change R4 before the store so the address is aligned
2019-09-17T08:50:03 < aandrew> hm
2019-09-17T08:50:06 < aandrew> let me try that
2019-09-17T08:50:26 < aandrew> that offset is fucked, 
2019-09-17T08:50:37 < aandrew> er wait
2019-09-17T08:50:50 < aandrew> no, R4 is 0x20010f18, which is aligned. it's the offset (0x31) which is fucked
2019-09-17T08:51:04 < aandrew> let me change R4 to 0x20010f17 to make the sum aligned
2019-09-17T08:51:27 < Cracki> maybe, or maybe it's assuming the R4 value is off and the arith would give an aligned addr
2019-09-17T08:51:30 < Cracki> yes
2019-09-17T08:51:31 < aandrew> yep you are absolutely right, its an unaligned access
2019-09-17T08:51:46 < Cracki> yay I got something right by never having done it :>
2019-09-17T08:51:59 < aandrew> change R4 to 20010f17, that plus 0x31 is 0x48 which is aligned and what was in R2 is now at 0x20010f48
2019-09-17T08:52:10 < Cracki> you had the alignment idea, all praise to you
2019-09-17T08:52:17 < aandrew> so now the question is why the fuck is that unaligned
2019-09-17T08:52:34 < Cracki> is that compiler generated code?
2019-09-17T08:52:41 < aandrew> yeah
2019-09-17T08:52:51 < aandrew> it's code copied from something that works on the same proc
2019-09-17T08:53:12 < Cracki> uh, assembly copied, or C/C++ copied?
2019-09-17T08:53:15 < aandrew> masically it's memcpy(netif->hwaddr, heth.Init.MACAddr, ETH_HWADDR_LEN), and netif->hwaddr is being unaligned
2019-09-17T08:53:45 < Cracki> then something calculated the R4 wrong
2019-09-17T08:53:54 < aandrew> yeah
2019-09-17T08:54:09 < Cracki> or the old code ran on something that tolerated unaligned access?
2019-09-17T08:54:20 < aandrew> nope exact same proc
2019-09-17T08:54:22 < Cracki> I think i read somewhere, unaligned may be allowed but behaves funky
2019-09-17T08:54:24 < Cracki> oh
2019-09-17T08:54:28 < aandrew> so it's something I've fucked up 
2019-09-17T08:55:56 < Cracki> netif->hwaddr and heth.Init.MACAddr are arrays I take it?
2019-09-17T08:56:04 < aandrew> yes
2019-09-17T08:56:20 < aandrew> it looks like netif->hwaddr is the unaligned one
2019-09-17T08:56:35 < Cracki> packed?
2019-09-17T08:56:45 < aandrew> nope... netif->hwaddr is at 0x20010f48 which is aligned
2019-09-17T08:56:51 < Cracki> o.o
2019-09-17T08:56:51 < aandrew> weird.
2019-09-17T08:57:27 < Cracki> where does the offset 0x31 come from then, if it's getting the addresses themselves
2019-09-17T08:58:11 < aandrew> that is a good question
2019-09-17T09:01:13 < Cracki> R4 is DTCMRAM you said... the beginning of the whole, or the beginning of the address you care about?
2019-09-17T09:01:34 < aandrew> well DTCMRAM starts at 0x200000
2019-09-17T09:01:39 < Cracki> ic
2019-09-17T09:01:45 < aandrew> there are eight packet buffers there
2019-09-17T09:01:49 < aandrew> but heth should not be in DTCMRAM
2019-09-17T09:01:57 < aandrew> netif netiher
2019-09-17T09:02:11 < aandrew> 0x2001... that might be outside of DTCMRAM
2019-09-17T09:02:40 < Cracki> compilers can have bugs. maybe the compiler assumes unaligned is allowed and behaves funky, rather than hardfaulting.
2019-09-17T09:03:04 < Cracki> I'm not sure it was cortex m but somewhere unaligned funky behavior was used to byte-swap data
2019-09-17T09:03:22 < Cracki> any way to permit unaligned access?
2019-09-17T09:03:36 < aandrew> yeah that's not in DTCM
2019-09-17T09:03:38 < aandrew> DTCM is only 64k
2019-09-17T09:03:46 < Cracki> "basically it's memcpy" but there's a little more to it
2019-09-17T09:03:58 < aandrew> but this same code works on another stm32f756 with the same compiler
2019-09-17T09:04:20 < Cracki> do you have that handy to step through and compare?
2019-09-17T09:04:51 < aandrew> interestingly
2019-09-17T09:05:00 < aandrew> netif is at 0x20010f17 <-- unaligned
2019-09-17T09:05:05 < Cracki> wat
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < aandrew> netif->hwaddr is 0x20010f48, but netif itself starts at an unaligned address
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < Cracki> offsetof(netif, hwaddr) is 0x31 maybe?
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < aandrew> yes I bet ist is
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < Cracki> howww
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < aandrew> well I was fucking with the linker script
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < aandrew> I bet I fucked it up
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < Cracki> indeed the difference is 0x31
2019-09-17T09:06:30 < Cracki> fascinating
2019-09-17T09:07:11 < Cracki> so something rounded R4 from ...f17 to f18, and THEN the store that would be aligned, isn't anymore
2019-09-17T09:07:23 < aandrew> https://pastebin.com/UMXMcPF3
2019-09-17T09:07:32 < Cracki> or no rounding but other bug
2019-09-17T09:07:48 < aandrew> that looks like it should be aligned
2019-09-17T09:09:02 < Cracki> alignment is ensured in line 2 and 11, but in between it might get fucky
2019-09-17T09:09:19 < Cracki> .bss and COMMON, anything weird in there?
2019-09-17T09:09:44 < Cracki> not common, that would only be affected, not affect
2019-09-17T09:11:02 < aandrew> hm, this area of the linker script looks identical to the one that works fine
2019-09-17T09:11:22 < Cracki> get a map of all the data and placement?
2019-09-17T09:11:27 < aandrew> yes
2019-09-17T09:12:56 < aandrew>  COMMON         0x0000000020019558       0x48 obj/ethernetif.o
2019-09-17T09:12:56 < aandrew>                 0x0000000020019558                heth
2019-09-17T09:13:18 < aandrew> no wait
2019-09-17T09:13:21 < aandrew> that is heth not netif
2019-09-17T09:13:23 < aandrew> netif is on the stack though
2019-09-17T09:13:35 < Cracki> something fucks the stack?
2019-09-17T09:14:01 < aandrew> netif is gnetif
2019-09-17T09:14:11 < aandrew> and that's initialize
2019-09-17T09:14:17 < aandrew> let's see where that is
2019-09-17T09:14:29 < aandrew>  .bss.gnetif    0x0000000020010f18       0x3c obj/lwip.o
2019-09-17T09:14:32 < aandrew> that's aligned
2019-09-17T09:14:55 < aandrew> the debugger's claiming that's 20010f17 though
2019-09-17T09:16:54 < aandrew> oh this is interesting
2019-09-17T09:16:56 < Cracki> step "backwards" mentally or restart? R4 got that value from somewhere
2019-09-17T09:17:08 < aandrew> I break much earlier where I'm passing netif in and it's correct
2019-09-17T09:17:13 < Cracki> !
2019-09-17T09:19:38 < aandrew> wtf
2019-09-17T09:19:57 < aandrew> oh
2019-09-17T09:20:01 < aandrew> no remember I moved it back one byte
2019-09-17T09:20:18 < Cracki> you did?
2019-09-17T09:20:29 < aandrew> yes to see if it was the unaligned access that was doing it
2019-09-17T09:21:28 < Cracki> so the 0x31 _is_ wrong?
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2019-09-17T09:21:37 < aandrew> no the offset looks right
2019-09-17T09:21:44 < aandrew> although gcc ought to be aligning struct elements
2019-09-17T09:21:52 < aandrew> looking at my makefile now to see if something screwy crept in there
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2019-09-17T09:22:30 < Cracki> but if R4 _is_ aligned, and the struct i aligned (or is it packed?), then 0x31 shouldn't be what the compiler computes
2019-09-17T09:22:56 < Cracki> *struct members aligned or packed
2019-09-17T09:23:09 < aandrew> that's what 'm saying it should be aligned
2019-09-17T09:23:13 < aandrew> there's no reason to pack it
2019-09-17T09:23:58 < Cracki> I'm unaware of ways to make C pack by default, I only know the packed attribute... but there might be a pragma somewhere, who knows
2019-09-17T09:24:13 < Cracki> #pragma pack applies to every structure definition placed after where it is inserted
2019-09-17T09:24:28 < Cracki> quote from stackoverflow
2019-09-17T09:24:35 < aandrew> yeah
2019-09-17T09:24:43 < aandrew> this is buried in hal though
2019-09-17T09:24:56 < Cracki> put a #pragma pack 4 and see if that fixes things?
2019-09-17T09:25:24 < aandrew> I am using -Os here and -Og in the working code
2019-09-17T09:25:24 < Cracki> what's in that struct anyway that takes 0x31?
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2019-09-17T09:26:02 < Cracki> I'd inquire the offsetofs all the preceding fields
2019-09-17T09:26:06 < aandrew> yeah I gotta dig in here
2019-09-17T09:26:13 < Cracki> fun :D
2019-09-17T09:26:14 < aandrew> yep let me see what heth is
2019-09-17T09:26:15 < aandrew> moment
2019-09-17T09:26:24 < aandrew> thank you for rubber ducking this with me, very much appreciated
2019-09-17T09:27:22 < Cracki> almost same experience as watching a livestream of louis cursing over a defiled macbook
2019-09-17T09:27:40 < aandrew> it's hwaddr_len before it
2019-09-17T09:27:55 < aandrew> hwaddr_len is 0x20010f48 and hwaddr is 0x20010f49
2019-09-17T09:28:01 < aandrew> so what the fuck is packing it
2019-09-17T09:28:29 < Cracki> and why the fuck is gcc not noticing that it's generating unaligned accesses
2019-09-17T09:28:51 < Cracki> or that it shouldn't because you disallowed that... maybe it does assume that unaligned is allowed
2019-09-17T09:29:04 < Cracki> >Cortex-M3 and M4 allow unaligned access by default
2019-09-17T09:29:14 < Cracki> (random SO page)
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2019-09-17T09:30:10 < Cracki> try permitting it, or tell gcc somehow that it mustn't generate those
2019-09-17T09:30:48 < Cracki> Os might be doing this... and gcc thinks it's ok to misalign because that's default
2019-09-17T09:33:11 < Cracki> can't find indication whether -Os would pack or not. time to experiment :)
2019-09-17T09:34:10 < Cracki> -mno-unaligned-access for a hotfix?
2019-09-17T09:34:16 < aandrew> that is exactly what I just did
2019-09-17T09:34:23 < aandrew> it hardfaults on another location now... debugging
2019-09-17T09:34:26 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-17T09:34:28 < aandrew> gonna disable the mpu as well
2019-09-17T09:34:31 < aandrew> just in case
2019-09-17T09:34:44 < Cracki> sideshow bob stepping on rakes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WZLJpMOxS4
2019-09-17T09:35:19 < aandrew> yes
2019-09-17T09:35:20 < aandrew> that is exactly how I feel
2019-09-17T09:35:31 < aandrew> unfortunately I'm a little longer than 128k which is all I have to fit here
2019-09-17T09:36:10 < aandrew> I think I have to strip out all FPU shit from printf
2019-09-17T09:36:13 < aandrew> that's blowing a lot up
2019-09-17T09:36:47 < aandrew> but yeah the -mno-unaligned-access actually helped, memcpy got replaced with a full out routine
2019-09-17T09:39:19 < aandrew> that's worked
2019-09-17T09:39:30 < aandrew> now what did I do to fix it
2019-09-17T09:39:55 < aandrew> Network status changed to up. IP is 169.254.48.5.
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2019-09-17T09:51:14 < aandrew> hm, how do I tell gcc to error out if any floating point (soft or hard) is needed
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2019-09-17T10:07:54 < Cracki> uhh you can save a lot from just using the right newlib flavor
2019-09-17T10:09:15 < Cracki> -fno-builtin? https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/FloatingPointMath
2019-09-17T10:09:24 < Cracki> that might fuck non-math builtins too
2019-09-17T10:11:16 < Cracki> a53 seems to have an -mcpu that disallows any floating point https://community.arm.com/developer/tools-software/oss-platforms/f/gnu-toolchain-forum/8930/how-to-disable-floating-point-instruction-generation-with-aarch64-gcc-compiler
2019-09-17T10:11:46 < aandrew> I don't think you can completely disable fp. you can disable issuing instructions but it'll just emulate in that case
2019-09-17T10:13:19 < aandrew> no-builtin was what I was thinking of I think
2019-09-17T10:14:00 < Cracki> >[+nofp] This forces ARM Compiler to use software floating-point libraries, if available
2019-09-17T10:14:26 < Cracki> so that could be a way to check your code for any float stuff, if you don't tell it how to do softfloats
2019-09-17T10:14:30 < aandrew> yes but then the soft lib is there, mabe with -fno-buitlin-x 
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2019-09-17T10:16:24 < Cracki> hmhm
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2019-09-17T10:28:05 < jpa-> aandrew: you could probably get quite far with     -Dfloat=dongs -Wfloat-conversion -Wunsuffixed-float-constants
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2019-09-17T10:48:56 < aandrew> there we go
2019-09-17T10:48:57 < aandrew> Connected to 169.254.48.5.
2019-09-17T10:48:57 < aandrew> Escape character is '^]'.
2019-09-17T10:48:57 < aandrew> (rc=0) $ version
2019-09-17T10:48:57 < aandrew> Loader Version: 0.0.0.0-dev
2019-09-17T10:49:00 < aandrew> Build Date: Sep 17 2019
2019-09-17T10:49:02 < aandrew> Build Time: 00:47:18
2019-09-17T10:49:08 < aandrew> I forgot my board had RMII TXD1 on a differnet pin than the devboard
2019-09-17T10:49:10 < ThatDamnRanga> jpa-, dongs, really? 
2019-09-17T10:49:20 < aandrew> still doesn't explain why my clock is 3x slower than expected, but it's working
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2019-09-17T10:49:29 < aandrew> ThatDamnRanga: dongs is a popular reference around these parts
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2019-09-17T10:49:42 < jpa-> "around these parts" <-- i see what you did there
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2019-09-17T10:49:55 < ThatDamnRanga> aandrew, and to be fair, around parts in general
2019-09-17T10:50:42 < aandrew> although I don't know what jpa- is saying about -Dfloat-dongs
2019-09-17T10:50:47 < aandrew> er Dfloat=dongs
2019-09-17T10:53:00 < jpa-> just converts "float x = 5;" to "dongs x = 5;", giving a helpful error message
2019-09-17T10:53:39 < aandrew> ahh
2019-09-17T10:53:44 < aandrew> yeah I'm not using floats anywhere
2019-09-17T10:53:46 < aandrew> at all
2019-09-17T10:53:49 < jpa-> and the other two warnings catch most places where floats get accidentally
2019-09-17T10:54:07 < jpa-> it doesn't catch  (int)1234.5f  though
2019-09-17T10:55:54 < aandrew> right, that's a handy trick
2019-09-17T10:58:11 < Ecco> Hi :)
2019-09-17T10:58:40 < Ecco> Does the question "What would the IV curve of an STM32 look like?" make any sense?
2019-09-17T10:58:56 < Ecco> (Given some pre-set condition, such as "run mode, 16 MHz"
2019-09-17T10:59:13 < Cracki> and you wanna vary input voltage?
2019-09-17T10:59:20 < Cracki> I can see that making sense
2019-09-17T10:59:49 < Ecco> Yeah
2019-09-17T10:59:56 < Ecco> I would say it looks kinda like _-_
2019-09-17T11:00:07 < Cracki> _-BZZZZY
2019-09-17T11:00:08 < Cracki> T
2019-09-17T11:00:13 < Ecco> yeah :-)
2019-09-17T11:00:42 < Ecco> So the power consumption is flat across the acceptable voltage, is that correct?
2019-09-17T11:00:45 < Ecco> sorry
2019-09-17T11:00:47 < Cracki> what operating voltage range are you faced with
2019-09-17T11:00:47 < Ecco> the current drawn
2019-09-17T11:01:03 < Ecco> I'm considering feeding an STM32 with a solar cell
2019-09-17T11:01:07 < Ecco> straight off the cell
2019-09-17T11:01:08 < Cracki> I'd expect it to be "flat enough" but if you look closely it will probably show some trend
2019-09-17T11:01:13 < Ecco> ok
2019-09-17T11:01:28 < ThatDamnRanga> You'll still need to regulate the cell
2019-09-17T11:01:32 < Cracki> current draw depends on whether it's doing anything of course
2019-09-17T11:01:44 < Ecco> Cracki: yes, sure.
2019-09-17T11:01:50 < Cracki> what peripherals are running, and actively doing things
2019-09-17T11:01:51 < ThatDamnRanga> if it is capable of producing more power than the STM draws, the voltage will run off into dangerous levels
2019-09-17T11:02:00 < Cracki> diode
2019-09-17T11:02:16 < Ecco> ThatDamnRanga: Indeed. Well, cells have a max voltage above which currents falls to zero
2019-09-17T11:02:30 < Cracki> yeah maybe grab an appropriate IC that buffers and converts
2019-09-17T11:04:27 < Cracki> this uses aidsfruit's solar charging board https://www.instructables.com/lesson/Solar-Powering-Microcontroller-Projects/
2019-09-17T11:04:38 < Cracki> the ic is a place to start
2019-09-17T11:05:37 < Cracki> >MCP73871
2019-09-17T11:06:18 < Cracki> or are you going for one of those tiny cells in solar powered calculators?
2019-09-17T11:07:47 < jpa-> Ecco: for most digital chips, current consumption is linearly proportional to voltage - because most of the consumption is charging and discharging parasitic capacitances
2019-09-17T11:07:53 < Cracki> watch the open circuit voltage
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2019-09-17T11:10:16 < Ecco> Cracki: yeah, I'm just trying to power the STM32 itself
2019-09-17T11:10:39 < Ecco> since little power shall be needed, I was hoping to find a solution without any extra IC
2019-09-17T11:10:53 < Cracki> I think if you dimension it all right, you could operate near the open circuit voltage with variable current draw, so long as it's little enough to maintain a usable voltage
2019-09-17T11:11:07 < Cracki> just staring at this curve here http://www.alternative-energy-tutorials.com/energy-articles/solar-cell-i-v-characteristic.html
2019-09-17T11:12:03 < jpa-> Ecco: e.g. STM32F407 datasheet gives RUN@120MHz 1.8V: 24.7mA, 3.3V: 38mA; 38/24.7 = 1.5, 3.3/1.8 = 1.8
2019-09-17T11:12:38 < Ecco> oh, interesting
2019-09-17T11:12:44 < Ecco> ok, so it's not flat indeed
2019-09-17T11:12:51 < Ecco> it's not super steep either
2019-09-17T11:14:33 < aandrew> hm, interesting. the MPU as I've configured it does seem to fault on unaligned accesses
2019-09-17T11:16:31 < canton7> aandrew, I didn't catch the context, but... have you set UNALIGN_TRP in CCR?
2019-09-17T11:20:03 < aandrew> canton7: https://pastebin.com/xt2LPHQD is the function
2019-09-17T11:20:11 < aandrew> Just taking it apart now to see what the fuck I did again
2019-09-17T11:20:16 < aandrew> basically two overlapping regions
2019-09-17T11:20:28 < aandrew> region 0 = entire address space, full access with execute permission
2019-09-17T11:20:44 < aandrew> region 1 = 1kb @ 0x0 with no permission
2019-09-17T11:21:57 < canton7> aandrew, and what's your problem again? It's trapping on unaligned access?
2019-09-17T11:25:22 < aandrew> yeah
2019-09-17T11:25:51 < aandrew> it's odd though becasue I'm not seeing a way for the MPU to do that
2019-09-17T11:26:05 < canton7> aandrew, and you're sure that's to do with the MPU, and not because you set UNALIGN_TRP in CCR?
2019-09-17T11:28:03 < aandrew> I'm not aware that I've set that, let me check though, good idea
2019-09-17T11:28:15 < aandrew> with mpu_init() commented out, I don't get faults
2019-09-17T11:28:48 < Cracki> maybe the mpu inherently doesn't like unaligned
2019-09-17T11:28:57 < canton7> I'm using unaligned access just fine with the MPU set up
2019-09-17T11:29:00 < canton7> (on an M4)
2019-09-17T11:29:04 < Cracki> hm
2019-09-17T11:29:12 < aandrew> yeah me too when I don't call mpu_init() :-)
2019-09-17T11:29:23 < Cracki> anything in mpu_init that touches anything other than the mpu
2019-09-17T11:29:35 < canton7> aandrew, just covering all the bases: the fault that you get when you don't comment out mpu_init() - how do you know that's because of unaligned access?
2019-09-17T11:30:17 < aandrew> oh, because if I intentionally alter the instruction that causes the fault so that it does not generate an unaligned access, it doesn't fault
2019-09-17T11:30:35 < canton7> aandrew, right, so it's not because you're looking at the details of the fault?
2019-09-17T11:30:45 < aandrew> I don't think so, no
2019-09-17T11:30:51 < aandrew> basically break on the function that will fault
2019-09-17T11:30:54 < Cracki> you had an f7? with external ram? http://www.keil.com/support/docs/3777.htm
2019-09-17T11:30:57 < canton7> OK. I suggest you look at the details of the fault, and see why the hardware thinks the fault happens
2019-09-17T11:30:59 < aandrew> no external RAM
2019-09-17T11:31:04 < aandrew> yeah I was digging into that
2019-09-17T11:31:39 < aandrew> STR.W R2, [R4, #0x31]
2019-09-17T11:31:48 < aandrew> R4=0x20010f18
2019-09-17T11:32:06 < aandrew> so *(R4+0x31) = kaboom
2019-09-17T11:32:21 < aandrew> if I set R4 = 0x20010f17 and execute the same instruction, no problem
2019-09-17T11:32:23 < canton7> (look in CFSR / MMFAR))
2019-09-17T11:32:54 < Cracki> "device" regions want aligned access? https://community.st.com/s/question/0D50X00009q5OZnSAM/hardfault-on-unaligned-access-after-enabling-mpu
2019-09-17T11:33:06 < canton7> that does ring a bell, actually
2019-09-17T11:33:13 < aandrew> that might just be it, I set TEX=0 which is exactly that actually
2019-09-17T11:33:44 < aandrew> although only on region 1, but I see I'm not initializing the entire struct for region 0, a sin for which I'll self-flagellate later
2019-09-17T11:35:24 < Cracki> Ecco, I see 3v cells on aliex with enough milliamps. damn now I'm thinking of ordering one for toying
2019-09-17T11:36:22 < canton7> aandrew, the uninitialised members just get 0-initialised then - no need for flagellation
2019-09-17T11:36:30 < Ecco> Cracki: :-)
2019-09-17T11:37:01 < Cracki> I don't see any that are small enough for a pocket calculator. the 3v 120ma one is ~50x50mm
2019-09-17T11:37:30 < Ecco> Well, 120mA is a lot
2019-09-17T11:37:31 < Cracki> if you need stable voltage, LDO :P
2019-09-17T11:37:32 < aandrew> interesting:  I just stumbled across this: from the same L4/F3/F4 Cortex programmers manual, in the description of the CCR "UNALIGN_TRP" bit, the LDM, STM, LDRD and STRD will *always* fault on unaligned access regardless of the UNALIGN_TRP setting.
2019-09-17T11:37:47 < Cracki> TIL
2019-09-17T11:37:50 < Ecco> is that true on F7 too?
2019-09-17T11:37:55 < aandrew> yeah I am not sure I believe that
2019-09-17T11:38:50 < zyp> englishman, what interrupt theory?
2019-09-17T11:46:59 < aandrew> Cracki: that was it
2019-09-17T11:47:11 < aandrew> fixed the mpu bits soit wasn't seen as device memory and it works again
2019-09-17T11:47:59 < Cracki> til about what the mpu can affect that's more than simple protection :P
2019-09-17T11:48:32 < canton7> Nice one
2019-09-17T11:48:45 < aandrew> yep. TIL for me too
2019-09-17T11:48:48 < aandrew> thanks guys
2019-09-17T11:48:57 < canton7> I vaguely remember reading something about that when I was doing my MPU config, but it didn't apply to the core I was using so I didn't internalise it ><
2019-09-17T11:48:59 < aandrew> I think I got basic bootloadering working now
2019-09-17T11:49:11 < aandrew> test the fpga update mechanism tomorrow
2019-09-17T11:49:45 < canton7> The main gotcha I found was that MPU regions need to be aligned to their size. That little nugget is hidden away, but things go bad if you don't follow it
2019-09-17T11:49:48 < Cracki> >Unaligned LDM, STM, LDRD, and STRD instructions always fault irrespective of whether UNALIGN_TRP is set to 1.
2019-09-17T11:49:59 < Cracki> you had STR tho, so that's in line with what happened
2019-09-17T11:50:28 < Cracki> (Generic User Guide, 4.3.7)
2019-09-17T11:50:58 < Cracki> limitation makes sense, ldm is load multiple registers
2019-09-17T11:51:20 < Cracki> and STRD is two words
2019-09-17T11:52:16 < Cracki> iirc the bus is 64 bit so for any misaligned request of a single word it can fetch both and handle that, but not for multi-word situations
2019-09-17T11:53:16 < zyp> uh, wouldn't it still have a problem fetching across 64-bit boundaries?
2019-09-17T11:53:28 < Cracki> no because it fetches 64 bits aligned to 32 bits :P
2019-09-17T11:53:37 < zyp> does it?
2019-09-17T11:53:42 < Cracki> I think so
2019-09-17T11:54:16 < Cracki> might the that's why they even have a 64 bit bus
2019-09-17T11:54:31 < zyp> heh
2019-09-17T11:55:22 < Cracki> picking 32 bits out of a 64 bit read probably costs zero. there are only 1 aligned case + 3 cases of misalignment
2019-09-17T11:56:15 < Cracki> (I might be totally mistaken about the bus being 64 bit)
2019-09-17T11:57:25 < Cracki> cm4 trm says "32-bit AHB-Lite bus", oh well
2019-09-17T11:58:15 < Cracki> wow, downstairs stoner is lighting up again. he must have woken up just now. he last blazed it 10 hours ago
2019-09-17T11:58:39 < Cracki> aha! wikipedia claims that CM7 has 64 bit busses for instruction and data
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2019-09-17T12:20:24 < con3> quick question regarding the timers... whats the difference between output compare and pwm? It looks like they pretty much do the same thing?
2019-09-17T12:20:50 < Thorn> output compare lets you implement pwm
2019-09-17T12:21:54 < con3> ah ok, i understand, was just wondering as cube specifies different pins for each
2019-09-17T12:56:44 < Ecco> I'd like to measure the capacitance of a trace I connected a GPIO to
2019-09-17T12:56:54 < Ecco> (in order to figure out the required output speed)
2019-09-17T12:57:29 < Ecco> What gear do I need for that? I naively expected my multimeter (in capacitor-measuring mode)  would work there, but for some reason it doesn't seem to do the job
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2019-09-17T13:04:37 < emeryth> measure how fast the output rises using an oscilloscope
2019-09-17T13:05:00 < emeryth> why do you really need it though?
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2019-09-17T13:17:52 < Cracki> while the pin is in output mode, don't touch th emultimeter in cap mode to it
2019-09-17T13:18:17 < Cracki> also what he said, you need a scope to assess that
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2019-09-17T13:19:02 < Cracki> what are you doing? I think the slowest drive strength is still >1 MHz
2019-09-17T13:21:56 < Cracki> i looked up the human sacrifice some CERN people staged in front of the shiva statue. obvious prank. the opening ceremony of the gotthard base tunnel was really fucked up tho, even discounting the myth that locals tricked the devil for a bridge once
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2019-09-17T13:35:21 < day> Cracki: does the smoke pour through between your floor tiles when he "lights up"?
2019-09-17T13:36:31 < day> how does it feel living on top of an active volcano?
2019-09-17T13:44:19 < day> maybe ad some viagra to the fluit :|
2019-09-17T13:44:35 < day> fluid*
2019-09-17T13:45:20 < day> it's ok we are understanding people :>
2019-09-17T13:46:32 < Cracki> day, luckily not, and the pot smell isn't so bad, but when he's done he seems to use some kind of perfume shit that STINKS for half a day
2019-09-17T13:47:04 < Cracki> smoked cats
2019-09-17T13:48:27 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-17T13:49:14 < day> i dont like the marihuana "gas" smoke at all
2019-09-17T13:49:43 < day> to me it almost smells like a broken gas pipe :|
2019-09-17T13:53:42 < PaulFertser> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiol are used both by gas companies and the skunks.
2019-09-17T13:55:03 < Thorn> which one is infringing on the other's patent? 
2019-09-17T13:58:04 < PaulFertser> The actual substances are different, they just belong to the same class or whatever that's called.
2019-09-17T13:58:23 < englishman> zyp: i'm hunting down a weird bug in some old software. i think it's related to interrupt sequencing. i have two interrupts A and B, B is higher priority. A fires and the flag is cleared (in this case, spi rxne). As it is being serviced B fires. During B, A fires again. So when A returns, the second B interrupt is serviced instead of returning to the first, because the RXNE flag has been cleared, setting the
2019-09-17T13:58:24 < englishman> interrupt back to Inactive in the NVIC, and the NVIC does not touch the stack due to tailchaining. So the order of interrupts becomes A1 B A2 A1
2019-09-17T13:58:50 < englishman> So when A returns -> should read B
2019-09-17T13:59:00 < englishman> the second B interrupt -> A, fuk
2019-09-17T14:00:14 < PaulFertser> englishman: you told me you reset flag in nvic but today you're saying the flag is cleared in SPI peripheral.
2019-09-17T14:00:39 < englishman> yeah, just the rxne flag in spi, i thought i corrected myself yesterday, sorry
2019-09-17T14:01:05 < PaulFertser> np, I might have missed the correction
2019-09-17T14:01:25 < englishman> np
2019-09-17T14:01:54 < englishman> as far as i know that flag and the interrupt line going to the nvic are one and the same (once enabled) but i added it here for clarity
2019-09-17T14:03:18 < PaulFertser> englishman: were you able to somehow instrument the code to prove your tail-chaining theory? If the bug can be reliably reproduced you can set some global volatile bool to true when entering A and to false right before exiting and right before setting it at the beginning you can check if it's already set, in that case halt and wait for debugger?
2019-09-17T14:05:33 < englishman> i should know more today, all i had was a description of the problem and sores, not even hardware or a toolchain (iar)
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2019-09-17T14:10:22 < PaulFertser> englishman: the problem might make you think about some kind of a race condition but my bet is that the race is elsewhere. Sometimes placing "watchpoints" help if you already know what variable "goes bad". 
2019-09-17T14:10:30 < Thorn> englishman: an interrupt should never preempt itself. does that software mess with priorities in realtime?
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2019-09-17T14:21:43 < Thorn> >The processor tail-chains if a pending interrupt has higher priority than all stacked exceptions.
2019-09-17T14:21:47 < englishman> Thorn: I don't think it's related to preemption, because the A2 interrupt occurs in sequence after B returns, as expected. I think it's more related to how the nvic keeps track of existing interrupts. once the rxne flag is cleared, and the isr has been preempted by another isr, how does the nvic keep track of the isrs already on the stack? since tail-chaining exists, it doesn't check the stack to see if it
2019-09-17T14:21:48 < englishman> should return to an isr of the same priority. the rxne flag has cleared which I'm pretty sure marks the interrupt as inactive in the nvic. so what's to stop the nvic from chaining to a2 after B?
2019-09-17T14:22:14 < englishman> hmm, is that from the PM
2019-09-17T14:22:16 < Thorn> http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.ddi0337e/Babjagdg.html
2019-09-17T14:22:59 < englishman> see, I read that page too, and it's not exactly the same as what st has in the PM for f302
2019-09-17T14:23:26 < englishman> the m4 nvic is a little different, supporting pulse and level interrupts
2019-09-17T14:23:57 < englishman> plus it doesn't expand on how it keeps track of stacked interrupt priorities
2019-09-17T14:24:42 < Thorn> CURRPRI I guess
2019-09-17T14:24:58 < Thorn> it must be the highest of all stacked exceptions
2019-09-17T14:25:04 < englishman> right?!
2019-09-17T14:25:31 < englishman> anyway, the quick thing I told the guy to do is move the flag reset to the end of the isr
2019-09-17T14:25:49 < Thorn> then you can lose A2 (if it's caused by the same flag)
2019-09-17T14:25:57 < englishman> it is, yeah
2019-09-17T14:26:10 < englishman> and hmm yeah
2019-09-17T14:26:14 < englishman> you're right
2019-09-17T14:26:19 < Thorn> loss of an interrupt is probably just as bad
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2019-09-17T14:59:23 < Laurenceb_> wtf I hate the GPL now
2019-09-17T14:59:41 < Laurenceb_> tiem for a independent RMS loicense
2019-09-17T15:01:11 < Laurenceb_> didnt see this one coming tbh
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2019-09-17T15:22:33 < Laurenceb_> tfw muh softwares will forever be known as having a raep loicense 
2019-09-17T15:26:28 < specing> ;)
2019-09-17T15:26:39 < zoobab> permissive licences, or "make software proprietary again"
2019-09-17T15:29:06 < Laurenceb_> https://tech.slashdot.org/story/19/09/17/0446239/richard-stallman-resigns-from-mit
2019-09-17T15:29:13 < Laurenceb_> btfo'd in the comments
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2019-09-17T15:32:13 < Laurenceb_> >I know; I was there. Minsky turned her down. Told me about it. She saw us talking and didn’t approach me.
2019-09-17T15:32:19 < Laurenceb_> the absolute state
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2019-09-17T15:53:17 < canton7> englishman, I don't think you'll get tail-chaining then? http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.ddi0337e/Babjagdg.html says "When returning from an exception, the processor is either ... returning to the last stacked ISR if there are no pending exceptions or if the highest priority stacked exception is of higher priority than
2019-09-17T15:53:18 < canton7> the highest priority pending exception" . But in your case, A1 is stacked and A2 is pending, so the processor will return to the last stacked ISR (A1). When A1 is completed, that condition *is* met, and it will tail-chain onto A2
2019-09-17T15:55:48 < mawk> got fired
2019-09-17T15:55:55 < mawk> from both FSF and MIT
2019-09-17T15:56:12 < Laurenceb_> yeah its mental
2019-09-17T15:56:25 < mawk> because he tried to defend his deceased colleague as not being a rapist
2019-09-17T15:56:27 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-17T15:56:36 < mawk> founder and director
2019-09-17T15:56:38 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-17T15:56:47 < canton7> englishman, huh, I think that bullet point is meant to say "or if the highest priority stacked exception is of higher priority *or equal priority*", to contrast with the bullet above
2019-09-17T15:57:10 < canton7> englishman, see also slide 6 here: https://www.st.com/content/ccc/resource/training/technical/product_training/group0/0e/7d/62/5c/68/35/4c/fe/STM32G0-System-Nested-Vectored-Interrupt-Control-NVIC/files/STM32G0-System-Nested-Vectored-Interrupt-Control-NVIC.pdf/jcr:content/translations/en.STM32G0-System-Nested-Vectored-Interrupt-Control-NVIC.pdf
2019-09-17T15:57:22 < Laurenceb_> kek he should have just responded with a rap
2019-09-17T15:57:59 < specing> Wait what, RMS was a professor?
2019-09-17T15:58:07 < specing> I wasn't aware of that
2019-09-17T15:58:12 < Laurenceb_> yeah that surprised me
2019-09-17T15:58:23 < Laurenceb_> imagine having RMS as your lecturer
2019-09-17T15:58:40 < Laurenceb_> he is a massive autist
2019-09-17T15:59:00 < Laurenceb_> crap lecturer
2019-09-17T15:59:20 < specing> A lot of professors are massive autists
2019-09-17T15:59:30 < mawk> he had just a lab position
2019-09-17T15:59:33 < mawk> not real prof
2019-09-17T15:59:33 < Laurenceb_> yeah and they are awful lecturers
2019-09-17T15:59:40 < Laurenceb_> mawk: ah makes sense
2019-09-17T16:00:26 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-17T16:00:29 < Laurenceb_> >business idea
2019-09-17T16:00:32 < specing> Laurenceb_: I don't think so
2019-09-17T16:01:18 < specing> I had a math professor who was >2m tall and if you met him on the bus you'd think he was retarded (just by looks)
2019-09-17T16:01:48 < Laurenceb_> Haohmaru confirmed as Dr Wakefield
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2019-09-17T16:03:13 < con3> crap pinout mistake
2019-09-17T16:04:16 < Laurenceb_> anti autism pills sound like a cool business plan
2019-09-17T16:04:28 < Laurenceb_> Jordan Peterson could sell them
2019-09-17T16:04:43 < Laurenceb_> he is keen on taking pills for everything
2019-09-17T16:07:39 < specing> vaccines are a bad business plan
2019-09-17T16:07:47 < specing> you take them once* and you are protected
2019-09-17T16:08:01 < specing> with pills you can prescribe them to be taken 3 per day!
2019-09-17T16:08:05 < specing> forever
2019-09-17T16:08:08 < specing> $$$$$$
2019-09-17T16:19:49 < Steffanx> Hedde drugs op?
2019-09-17T16:23:23 < mawk> ja
2019-09-17T16:29:39 < Laurenceb_> Jordan Peterson needs to use his gigabux to buy his daughter a new bra that actually fits
2019-09-17T16:29:53 < Laurenceb_> then she can pose for incels without looking like an autist
2019-09-17T16:30:39 < Laurenceb_> Jordan Peterson rule 13: FIX UR BRA
2019-09-17T16:37:24 < Steffanx> Hi Laurenceb_ . How is your day so far?
2019-09-17T16:37:36 < Laurenceb_> not so bad
2019-09-17T16:37:46 < Laurenceb_> talking to nasaspaceflight forum autists
2019-09-17T16:37:53 < Steffanx> Is your russian gf still with you in the basement?
2019-09-17T16:38:00 < Laurenceb_> they are gunna screw up this grant application
2019-09-17T16:38:11 < Laurenceb_> russian grrrl has gone on holiday
2019-09-17T16:38:22 < Laurenceb_> apparently she is on a tour of CERN atm
2019-09-17T16:38:56 < Laurenceb_> peak autism
2019-09-17T16:40:12 < Laurenceb_> https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/09/17/richard_stallman_interview/
2019-09-17T16:40:24 < Laurenceb_> >after visiting microsoft
2019-09-17T16:40:28 < Laurenceb_> my orbital sides
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2019-09-17T16:53:28 < jadew> does anyone know how you can set a shipping price some countries and other prices for others? or simply deny standard shipping to all countries but the ones specified?
2019-09-17T16:56:24 < jadew> found it
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2019-09-17T17:28:26 < mawk> who's the russian girl Laurenceb_ ?
2019-09-17T17:28:47 < Laurenceb_> wurks withme
2019-09-17T17:28:51 < mawk> a
2019-09-17T17:37:17 < PaulFertser> Hm, I didn't know microwave ovens are designed in a way to blow an internal fuse when something finicky is going on with the door switches.
2019-09-17T17:44:26 < day> PaulFertser: did your suicide by microwave attempt fail?
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2019-09-17T17:51:19 < PaulFertser> day: no. BTW, I had tracheitis cured by 2.4GHz waves few years ago. Worked really good.
2019-09-17T17:53:14 < Ultrasauce> the other way to blow a microwave
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2019-09-17T18:17:22 < day> what does finicky mean? if i turn mine on when it's open it simply doesnt turn on
2019-09-17T18:19:45 < PaulFertser> day: e.g. you can try pressing the switches with a rode to "fool" the oven.
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2019-09-17T18:48:46 < Thorn> is usb host actually easier to implement (minimal functionality) than device?
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2019-09-17T19:43:46 < Laurenceb_> dey cummin 4 muh software freedumz
2019-09-17T19:45:15 < roomba> already gone
2019-09-17T19:45:35  * Laurenceb_ calls on George Bush and Tony Blair
2019-09-17T19:45:45 < roomba> CONSUME stm32. OBEY Lord Bezos FreeRTOS
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2019-09-17T20:24:05 < upgrdman> https://www.reddit.com/r/ANormalDayInRussia/comments/d5e1nn/how_to_throw_a_grenade/
2019-09-17T20:24:56 < roomba> all americans should have this training too
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2019-09-17T20:38:21 < Steffanx> Hello upgrdman. Did you know some people declared you dead already?
2019-09-17T20:41:53 < upgrdman> orly? TIL
2019-09-17T20:42:37 < Steffanx> Yeah, because you were gone for so long
2019-09-17T20:44:29 < upgrdman> ya, china internet is shit
2019-09-17T20:44:51 < upgrdman> non-stop ping timeouts get annoying after a while :)
2019-09-17T20:45:07 < upgrdman> i still have CONNECTION RESET ptsd
2019-09-17T20:48:18 < Steffanx> Should be using this "hack"  dekar did
2019-09-17T20:50:06 < upgrdman> i tried it and it didnt seem to help. so maybe i fucked up while trying.
2019-09-17T20:50:09 < upgrdman> bbl
2019-09-17T20:52:01 < Steffanx> i see
2019-09-17T20:54:58 < grummund> is it possible to 'brick' a stm32f030 as in will no longer respond to SWD?
2019-09-17T20:59:30 < aandrew> grummund: check the RM to see if you can disable the swd interface (I don't think you can)
2019-09-17T20:59:43 < aandrew> there are read protections but I think they're all fully reversible
2019-09-17T21:02:18 < grummund> this happens with "Set all free pins as analog (to optimize the power consumption)" ticked in cubemx code generator
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2019-09-17T21:03:56 < grummund> after power cycling with BOOT0 high it's possible to flash again, then need to put BOOT0 low and power-cycle again
2019-09-17T21:05:08 < aandrew> hm, my IWDG prescaler seems to be ineffective
2019-09-17T21:17:24 < mawk> no it's not possible grummund 
2019-09-17T21:17:35 < mawk> you just have to wire up the physical NRST to your stlink
2019-09-17T21:17:40 < mawk> to force it in SWD mode
2019-09-17T21:17:45 < mawk> or use BOOT0 yes
2019-09-17T21:18:16 < grummund> ah yes i see
2019-09-17T21:18:16 < Steffanx> Do people actually use C11? I've never seen https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/generic in the wild for example.
2019-09-17T21:18:44 < mawk> all _Functions like this have lowercase equivalent in the libc normally Steffanx 
2019-09-17T21:18:50 < mawk> _Function is a notation for a C99/C11 builtin
2019-09-17T21:18:52 < mawk> for instance _Exit
2019-09-17T21:18:58 < mawk> but you use exit in practice
2019-09-17T21:19:43 < Steffanx> that's wnot what this page is about..
2019-09-17T21:20:05 < mawk> yeah but I mean if you see it in practice it won't be named _Generic probably
2019-09-17T21:20:17 < Steffanx> the wannabee generics in C11
2019-09-17T21:20:19 < mawk> I've seen the C99 equivalent using __typeof__ and stuff
2019-09-17T21:20:28 < mawk> I use them, often
2019-09-17T21:20:34 < PaulFertser> grummund: with SWD you can connect reset line and use srst_only connect_assert_srst with OpenOCD, then it'll always connect without BOOT0, regardless of flash contents.
2019-09-17T21:20:52 < grummund> yeah i have reset discinnected
2019-09-17T21:22:30 < Steffanx> nah, ive never seen this generic macro ever.
2019-09-17T21:22:40 < grummund> it's not routed through to the 'debug' connector on this little board
2019-09-17T21:23:01 < mawk> what about C17 Steffanx 
2019-09-17T21:23:01 < kakimir> hello evenings
2019-09-17T21:23:03 < grummund> there ought to be a C-- standard, with all the weird stuff removed.
2019-09-17T21:23:04 < mawk> you found cool stuff ?
2019-09-17T21:23:11 < mawk> why grummund ?
2019-09-17T21:23:17 < mawk> just use C++ with no standard lib if you want
2019-09-17T21:23:20 < mawk> no exceptions, no RTTI
2019-09-17T21:23:50 < grummund> so much of it is horse trading between the committee members... you approve my weird feature and i'll approve yours.
2019-09-17T21:23:57 < Steffanx> i never looked at C17 mawk
2019-09-17T21:24:09 < Steffanx> especially since ive not really seen people even use c11 in the wild
2019-09-17T21:24:50 < grummund> i've used the static assert feature
2019-09-17T21:24:57 < mawk> I use gnu99
2019-09-17T21:25:00 < Steffanx> except for that maybe.
2019-09-17T21:25:08 < mawk> I should try your generic thing
2019-09-17T21:25:10 < grummund> and i expect code to be C11 compliant
2019-09-17T21:25:32 < mawk> but I've already used __typeof__ for instance in macros to check return code whichever type they may be, and return that code if it's not < 0
2019-09-17T21:25:37 < qyx_> does msvc support c99 yet?
2019-09-17T21:25:39 < Steffanx> lolyou mawk. C17 doesnt even exist. C18 it is
2019-09-17T21:25:48 < mawk> they said C17 in your page :((
2019-09-17T21:25:53 < Steffanx> hah ok
2019-09-17T21:26:00 < mawk> « This was specified by the C17 DR 481 (which applies retroactively to C11). »
2019-09-17T21:26:15 < Steffanx> oh it does exist it seems
2019-09-17T21:26:46 < Steffanx> but even wikipedia redirects c17 to c18
2019-09-17T21:27:05 < Steffanx> ah " It has been informally named as C17 too. " 
2019-09-17T21:43:43 < englishman> maybe it's like altium versions, where they use odd years for beta versions and even years for versions that aren't total shit.
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2019-09-17T22:16:39 < upgrdman> grummund, ya if you reassign the SWD pins, it wont program or debug unless you drive the reset line
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2019-09-17T22:39:32 < Laurenceb_> Bill Gates paid the SJWs,I know it makes sense
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2019-09-17T22:40:10 < Steffanx> ok, who paid you Laurenceb_?
2019-09-17T22:40:31 < Steffanx> i've seen you change a lot over the years. or was it the russian influence?
2019-09-17T22:43:03 < Laurenceb_> Russian grrl is a Russian agent
2019-09-17T22:43:17 < Laurenceb_> she pays me to parrot Putin
2019-09-17T22:43:22 < Steffanx> i see
2019-09-17T22:45:19 < Laurenceb_> hiding inside the air con ducts is typical KGB
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2019-09-17T22:45:35 < roomba> i get paid by you all, my lovely customers, who so graciously permit me to create geospatial mappings of your homes and send them to my maker in exchange for hiding your sloppiness and laziness.
2019-09-17T22:46:12 < Steffanx> Why did you change your nick roomba?
2019-09-17T22:46:24 < Laurenceb_> hmm nasaspaceflight crew have run away
2019-09-17T22:46:32 < Laurenceb_> who could have predicted this
2019-09-17T22:46:43 < Laurenceb_> when work is to be done, they are nowhere to be found
2019-09-17T22:47:31 < Steffanx> when will your rockoon fly as you intented Laurenceb_?
2019-09-17T22:48:14 < roomba> Steffanx: i want to become a corporate drone some day.
2019-09-17T22:48:20 < Laurenceb_> dunno, working on the "space runway" and babbyshake atm
2019-09-17T22:48:36 < Laurenceb_> Musk has kind of made rockoon irrelevant
2019-09-17T22:49:01 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=48773.0
2019-09-17T22:49:07 < Laurenceb_> ^autism thread
2019-09-17T22:49:36 < Steffanx> tldr; for sure
2019-09-17T22:49:57 < roomba> Steffanx: i'm trying to mitigate some risk of AI used by HR intelligence companies linking me to my sarcasm/satire/stupidity instead of having real human interaction to decide if i'm a good person or not. if that makes any sense.
2019-09-17T22:50:28 < roomba> so i became a vacuum cleaner
2019-09-17T22:51:02 < Steffanx> you have already been linked to your prev. nick by a few, roomba
2019-09-17T22:51:51 < Laurenceb_> the autism level makes it very clear who you are
2019-09-17T22:52:16 < roomba> a few humans
2019-09-17T22:52:30 < Steffanx> Does a autism-detector work like a gaydar? You have to be one to have it?
2019-09-17T22:52:31 < roomba> i'm banking on the AI not being able to pick up on it as quickly
2019-09-17T22:52:34 < Laurenceb_> only the nasaspaceflight crew could take ten years to fail to connect a microwave oven to a resonator
2019-09-17T23:03:17 < Steffanx> i do understand why you go crazy Laurenceb_. Working on the shaker for over 4 years non-stop..
2019-09-17T23:10:35 < Laurenceb_> keeek
2019-09-17T23:10:48 < Laurenceb_> >not realising I only "pretend" to work on it
2019-09-17T23:11:11 < Laurenceb_> better than working at Pektron
2019-09-17T23:11:42 < Laurenceb_> they have like 50 jerbs advertised, but you have to wear regulation uniform and work from 8am to 5pm exactly
2019-09-17T23:12:13 < Laurenceb_> Rolls Royce have jerbs...
2019-09-17T23:12:38 < Laurenceb_> I got into an argument with someone who worked there by trolling them about the sercit nuclear plant
2019-09-17T23:12:49 < Laurenceb_> >oh so you work at the secrit nuclear plant
2019-09-17T23:13:09 < Laurenceb_> >wtf... well if there was a secrit nuclear plant I wouldnt be able to tell you about it
2019-09-17T23:13:15 < Cracki> you gonna become a limo driver? be careful or they'll throw molotov cocktails at you because you're obviously 1%
2019-09-17T23:13:17 < Laurenceb_> >so where do you work them
2019-09-17T23:13:20 < Laurenceb_> *then
2019-09-17T23:13:24 < Laurenceb_> >its classified
2019-09-17T23:13:37 < Laurenceb_> *bring up wikipedia page on place he works at*
2019-09-17T23:13:43 < Laurenceb_> >reeeeee thats classified
2019-09-17T23:13:45 < Laurenceb_> my sides
2019-09-17T23:13:45 < Cracki> lol
2019-09-17T23:14:08 < Steffanx> How many sides do you have Laurenceb_?
2019-09-17T23:14:14 < Laurenceb_> huh?
2019-09-17T23:14:22 < Cracki> can haz wikipedia page
2019-09-17T23:14:24 < Laurenceb_> you mean like professional/troll ?
2019-09-17T23:14:27 < Steffanx> You always talk about your sides. :P
2019-09-17T23:14:33 < Laurenceb_> Cracki: it was deleted the next day
2019-09-17T23:14:46 < Steffanx> A pedia page can be deleted?
2019-09-17T23:14:47 < Cracki> rolls royce nuclear plant gives some results, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce_PWR among them
2019-09-17T23:14:48 < Laurenceb_> Steffanx: see Ben Garrison internet cartoon
2019-09-17T23:15:03 < Laurenceb_> Cracki: yeah, Pluto facility or something
2019-09-17T23:15:06 < Steffanx> the neternet must have a copy
2019-09-17T23:15:09 < Steffanx> *internet
2019-09-17T23:15:13 < Cracki> they have this too https://www.rolls-royce.com/media/our-stories/innovation/2017/smr.aspx#challenge
2019-09-17T23:15:15 < Laurenceb_> >Project Neptune, that was it
2019-09-17T23:15:41 < Cracki> doesn't look deleted https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce_Marine_Power_Operations
2019-09-17T23:15:54 < Cracki> ah, there's a redlink
2019-09-17T23:16:49 < Laurenceb_> http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:M68tXb6FJ_UJ:www.onr.org.uk/fukushima/rr-submission-2.pdf+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk&client=ubuntu
2019-09-17T23:16:52 < Cracki> I want one for my back yard
2019-09-17T23:16:53 < Laurenceb_> hah found it
2019-09-17T23:17:09 < Cracki> those smol reactors look cute
2019-09-17T23:17:26 < Laurenceb_> Cracki: yeah RR guy raged and got wikipedo to delete that redlink page
2019-09-17T23:17:41 < Cracki> accurate title for wp
2019-09-17T23:20:34 < Cracki> those things look so small, I'm sure they couldn't do much damage even in the worst case
2019-09-17T23:20:41 < Laurenceb_> maybe there are some non shit jerbs in my area, but I doubt it
2019-09-17T23:21:32 < Laurenceb_> oh met a >le epin haxor grill 
2019-09-17T23:21:36 < Laurenceb_> on tinder
2019-09-17T23:22:41 < Laurenceb_> her cunning plan was to stick a rpi with phone tethered to it inside the ceiling at police hq then haxor the police database
2019-09-17T23:22:57 < Laurenceb_> what could possibly go wrong
2019-09-17T23:23:22 < Cracki> she'd need to handle everything with gloves, and scrub it with alcohol to be sure
2019-09-17T23:23:29 < Cracki> total burner phone and burner sim
2019-09-17T23:23:39 < Laurenceb_> ikr
2019-09-17T23:23:41 < Cracki> and hope there are no serials anyone recorded inside the pi
2019-09-17T23:23:50 < Cracki> AND no cameras seeing her installing it
2019-09-17T23:24:08 < Cracki> AND no way to trace the cellular link
2019-09-17T23:24:11 < Laurenceb_> >all to sell hawt gossip
2019-09-17T23:24:32 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=45824.1500
2019-09-17T23:24:37 < Laurenceb_> ^they are still at it
2019-09-17T23:28:37 < Cracki> good. keeps them from getting into trouble.
2019-09-17T23:30:55 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-17T23:31:04 < Laurenceb_> sheeet, I found myself a jerb
2019-09-17T23:31:06 < Laurenceb_> https://www.fsf.org/news/richard-m-stallman-resigns
2019-09-17T23:31:11 < Steffanx> old..
2019-09-17T23:31:41 < Laurenceb_> I will have to increase my autism level
2019-09-17T23:31:59 < Steffanx> Just stop showering ( assuming you do) and stop shaving (assumging you do)
2019-09-17T23:32:00 < Cracki> r u gonna eat toe nails like he does?
2019-09-17T23:32:06 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-17T23:32:28 < Laurenceb_> sounds like I cant troll the SJWs epic style, so probably not for me
2019-09-17T23:32:56 < Cracki> omfg thx for reminding me there was a runt at uni who obliviously picked his nose and devoured the spoils
2019-09-17T23:42:39 < englishman> Steffanx: pretty sure salcedo is just ignore-evading
2019-09-17T23:42:55 < englishman> Laurenceb_: lol irl at space runway thread
2019-09-17T23:43:16 < englishman> >not a massive infrastructure project
2019-09-17T23:43:36 < englishman> >wants to put a miles long, spacecraft diameter tube in orbit
2019-09-17T23:43:44 < Laurenceb_> well its quite thin
2019-09-17T23:43:49 < Laurenceb_> like25µm foil
2019-09-17T23:43:56 < Laurenceb_> aremuh spacebar
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2019-09-17T23:47:16 < catphish> picked up my new bike last night :) https://imgur.com/a/8SmVHRB
2019-09-17T23:47:39 < englishman> Laurenceb_: it's probably elon trying to figure out what to do with all his hyperloop tubes
2019-09-17T23:47:49 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-17T23:48:04 < Laurenceb_> at least space runway makes physical sense
2019-09-17T23:48:16 < Laurenceb_> unlike hyperloop with fudged nonsense equations
2019-09-17T23:48:40 < Laurenceb_> >muh k<whatever> limit
2019-09-17T23:48:45 < Laurenceb_> >search for it
2019-09-17T23:48:51 < Laurenceb_> >it doesnt exist
2019-09-17T23:49:00 < Laurenceb_> >Musk invented it for his white paper
2019-09-17T23:50:02 < Laurenceb_> you can push a vehicle down a tube as fast as you want, there is no limit
2019-09-17T23:50:04 < Steffanx> Fancy, catphish  
2019-09-17T23:51:28 < Laurenceb_> as the vehicle speed increases, the choked flow around the vehicle stays at mach 1, but guess what? The air is compressed so mass flow increases
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2019-09-17T23:51:40 < Laurenceb_> who could have thought that air can compress
2019-09-17T23:51:47 < Laurenceb_> obviously not Mr Musk
2019-09-17T23:53:10 < Laurenceb_> the entirety of hyperloop is based on a logical fallacy
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2019-09-17T23:54:58 < Laurenceb_> my sides https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman#/media/File:Richard_Stallman_by_gisleh_01.jpg
2019-09-17T23:55:59 < Laurenceb_> holy shit Stallman hangs out in /r/childfree
2019-09-17T23:56:12 < Laurenceb_> the state of this guy
2019-09-17T23:57:33 < con3> eh for swd I only need 4 wires right - ground,vdd,swdio and swclk?
2019-09-17T23:58:19 < englishman> vdd can even be optional depending on debugger
2019-09-17T23:58:23 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-17T23:59:05 < con3> hmm..trying to just use the stlink that comes with the nucleo to program another stm chip via swd but it's refusing
2019-09-17T23:59:08  * con3 debugs
2019-09-17T23:59:17 < Laurenceb_> I wonder if Musk will call me a Pedo if I troll him on twitter about hyperloop
2019-09-17T23:59:43 < Laurenceb_> >yo Musk ur hyperloop is a fallacy
2019-09-17T23:59:50 < Laurenceb_> >stfu incel guy
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2019-09-18T00:00:00 < Laurenceb_> probably moar likely
2019-09-18T00:04:18 < Mangy_Dog> i dont know if your trolling or not because the hyperloop is a fucking bad idea
2019-09-18T00:05:10 < roomba> no it's not
2019-09-18T00:05:13 < roomba> elon is our savior
2019-09-18T00:05:17 < roomba> we're all going to elysium
2019-09-18T00:06:02  * con3 packs bags
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2019-09-18T00:16:46 < Cracki> so the nucleo is being stubborn?
2019-09-18T00:17:06 < Cracki> mebbeh the lines are jumpered to something they shouldn't be
2019-09-18T00:17:42 < Cracki> if it's a new stink clone, slide it open, verify that the silkscreen on board matches the case
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2019-09-18T00:27:48 < con3> got it working :)
2019-09-18T00:28:04 < Laurenceb_> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKS3MGriZcs
2019-09-18T00:28:08 < con3> now i just got to figure out why the diff amp is giving vdd out regardless of input
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2019-09-18T00:36:43 < con3> ah fuck
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2019-09-18T00:48:59 < Laurenceb_> oh wow 
2019-09-18T00:49:01 < Laurenceb_> https://stallman.org/articles/genderless-pronouns.html
2019-09-18T00:49:51 < Laurenceb_> learn my pronouns, microsoft-lord
2019-09-18T01:01:12 < Laurenceb_> dead in here
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2019-09-18T01:10:59 < con3> bollocks
2019-09-18T01:11:55 < Laurenceb_> Jordan Peterson instructs you to clean them
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2019-09-18T01:19:45 < con3> this makes no sense
2019-09-18T01:24:10 < con3> ah fuck you analog devices
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2019-09-18T01:54:23 < kakimir32> hello night32
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2019-09-18T02:18:09 < jadew> china PCB volume pricing is completely screwed up
2019-09-18T02:18:18 < jadew> the more you buy, the more expensive it is per board
2019-09-18T02:18:30 < jadew> add 5 more boards? $3
2019-09-18T02:18:38 < jadew> add 5 more? $3.60
2019-09-18T02:18:51 < jadew> you only want 5? $2
2019-09-18T02:19:05 < jadew> absolutely stupid
2019-09-18T02:19:30 < kakimir32> where are you buying from?
2019-09-18T02:19:35 < jadew> jlc
2019-09-18T02:23:15 < kakimir32> yes
2019-09-18T02:23:51 < kakimir32> as expected
2019-09-18T02:28:02 < Laurenceb_> I'd just like to interject for a moment.  What you're referring to as pedophilia, is in fact, ephebophilia, or as I've recently taken to calling it, love plus ephebophilia
2019-09-18T02:35:26 < kakimir32> greentext?
2019-09-18T02:35:47 < kakimir32> wrong window?
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2019-09-18T02:53:52 < englishman> >kills chats
2019-09-18T02:53:56 < englishman> >wonders why chats are dead
2019-09-18T02:54:01 < englishman> the laurenceb thought process
2019-09-18T02:54:18 < kakimir32> >kill chats
2019-09-18T02:54:27 < kakimir32> >try to say something funny
2019-09-18T03:04:23 < kakimir32> >chats stay ded
2019-09-18T03:22:05 < Thorn> kakimir has been upgraded with a new core?
2019-09-18T03:41:03 < kakimir32> yes
2019-09-18T03:47:34 < Laurenceb_> >goalball
2019-09-18T03:49:40 < roomba> it's a temporary shell until we get it upgraded to kakimir64
2019-09-18T03:49:51 < roomba> still working out some bugs
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2019-09-18T03:53:28 < Laurenceb_> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lighthill_report
2019-09-18T03:53:31 < Laurenceb_> based
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2019-09-18T05:45:58 < jly> hey kid
2019-09-18T05:46:06 < jly> do you want some FREE software?
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2019-09-18T05:52:12 < rajkosto> only if its free as in speech not free as in beer
2019-09-18T05:52:55 < roomba> sure
2019-09-18T05:53:55 < roomba> jly: prepare the CoC.
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2019-09-18T07:21:13 < jly> ok i'm prepared, now what
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2019-09-18T08:32:54 < turnip420> rajkosto: lol
2019-09-18T08:33:17 < turnip420> Any of you fuckers have carpal tunnel?
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2019-09-18T08:36:24 < turnip420> machinehum: wbu?
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2019-09-18T14:47:21 < rajkosto> can you use normal solder paste to solder copper to aluminum
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2019-09-18T14:56:51 < tctw> hwat is "normal solder paste"?
2019-09-18T14:56:53 < tctw> what*
2019-09-18T15:12:27 < rajkosto> stuff you would use on pcbs
2019-09-18T15:12:41 < rajkosto> i wanna smear it between a copper and aluminum plate and oven it
2019-09-18T15:15:46 < qyx_> no
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2019-09-18T15:21:56 < rajkosto> not even a little bit ?
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2019-09-18T15:55:06 < rajkosto> in that case i can add screw holes and make it out of acrylic
2019-09-18T15:55:18 < rajkosto> cheapest acrylic ?
2019-09-18T16:07:05 < nuxil> solder copper to aluminium? what kind of an alloy are you trying to make :p ?
2019-09-18T16:07:25 < rajkosto> i just have 2 plates i need to be stuck together
2019-09-18T16:08:09 < nuxil> solder pase will no solder them. but help with termal issues. better transfere of heat
2019-09-18T16:08:25 < rajkosto> if i just wanted that i could have used thermal paste
2019-09-18T16:08:42 < nuxil> yea.
2019-09-18T16:08:56 < rajkosto> do they still make "ceramique" gluing thermal paste 
2019-09-18T16:08:58 < rajkosto> maybe that would work
2019-09-18T16:09:12 < nuxil> super glue :p
2019-09-18T16:09:59 < nuxil> but yea. that might work. or just crew the plates together if possible.
2019-09-18T16:11:49 < rajkosto> that would require drilling
2019-09-18T16:13:16 < nuxil> but in teory. solder paste could work. if the surfaces are clean. and press them together when the solder is becoming liquid.  create a vacume between the plates. almost impossible to seperate them after
2019-09-18T16:15:02 < nuxil> using solder to binds stuff together has been used for 100years or so.
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2019-09-18T16:50:41 < rajkosto> can you just screw through a hole in acrylic to "tap" it
2019-09-18T16:51:17 < Ultrasauce> it will probably crack if you dont use self tapping screws
2019-09-18T16:51:29 < rajkosto> whats the difference
2019-09-18T16:51:30 < nuxil> yea. acrullic crack easly.. 
2019-09-18T16:52:39 < Ultrasauce> they have a sharper thread profile and a slot down the length to collect the removed material
2019-09-18T16:57:00 < mawk> why doesn't solder work on aluminium ?
2019-09-18T16:57:59 < nuxil> what do you mean? solder works on aluminium. you can bind alu with steel, copper etc fine.
2019-09-18T17:02:01 < rajkosto> with just normal Sn/Pb solder paste ?
2019-09-18T17:07:10 < mawk> why did you say solder paste wouldn't work with copper and aluminium ?
2019-09-18T17:08:54 < nuxil> well my mistake then. i said you cant solder them together. aka make an alloy.  but you use the solder as a binding.
2019-09-18T17:09:06 < qyx> pecause alu is covered with oxides and stuff, you need flux for soldering aluminium!
2019-09-18T17:09:13 < mawk> ah, I see
2019-09-18T17:09:24 < qyx> fuk android kbd
2019-09-18T17:09:37 < qyx> some characters were added
2019-09-18T17:09:40 < nuxil> alot of flux is reccomended :)
2019-09-18T17:10:19 < mawk> android keyboard has π Δ ≈ ≠ and a bunch of other nice characters
2019-09-18T17:10:46 < nuxil> quick google search will give tonz of videos, examples and so on using all kind of solder and flux. 
2019-09-18T17:12:18 < nuxil> but as a sidenote. alu does not play well with other metals. 
2019-09-18T17:13:12 < englishman> android KB also has useless characters like € and é
2019-09-18T17:13:21 < Sadale> quick question. When I'm ordering a stencil, why's the valid area far, far smaller than the actual area?
2019-09-18T17:13:32 < englishman> you need a way to hold the stencil
2019-09-18T17:13:55 < englishman> you could always cut it down if you want
2019-09-18T17:14:09 < qyx> englishman: thats not pekné
2019-09-18T17:14:11 < englishman> but when you get them from China they are made for chinese stencil printers
2019-09-18T17:14:32 < Sadale> I'm ordering from jlcpcb.
2019-09-18T17:15:05 < englishman> and where are they located
2019-09-18T17:15:09 < Sadale> China.
2019-09-18T17:15:30 < Sadale> They allow me to customize my size. My boards is only 100mmx100mm when panalized. Using a 380*280 stencil (with 290*190 valid area) seems to be an over kill.
2019-09-18T17:15:35 < nuxil> isnt 90% of the pcb manufacturers in china :p ??
2019-09-18T17:15:38 < Sadale> https://jlcpcb.com/quote
2019-09-18T17:16:23 < nuxil> no western contry can compete with thouse low prices.
2019-09-18T17:17:15 < mawk> pekné
2019-09-18T17:17:38 < Sadale> I wonder if I should ask them to cut down the size of the stencil.
2019-09-18T17:17:55 < mawk> they most likely did it on purpose Sadale , they would've noticed by now if the stencils are all 3× too big
2019-09-18T17:17:56 < Sadale> wow. That English on the ordering page tho. "To save disappointment, please double check the instructions for ordering before you plance your order. "
2019-09-18T17:18:00 < mawk> since that's like 9× more matter
2019-09-18T17:18:08 < mawk> lol
2019-09-18T17:18:18 < Sadale> mawk, I see. But still, it's too big a piece to fit into my home :(
2019-09-18T17:18:35 < Sadale> It's 380 freaking mm!
2019-09-18T17:18:40 < Sadale> times 280 mm!
2019-09-18T17:18:46 < nuxil> lol
2019-09-18T17:19:44 < englishman> 290*190 stencil area is huge
2019-09-18T17:20:06 < englishman> do you have a 20cm squeegee
2019-09-18T17:20:08 < Sadale> I agree. That's the smallest one they have :(
2019-09-18T17:20:18 < Sadale> nope.
2019-09-18T17:20:33 < Sadale> My boards is only 100mm * 100mm after panalization.
2019-09-18T17:20:47 < englishman> that's the chinese stencil size I order cuz it fits in my chinese stencil printer
2019-09-18T17:21:26 < Sadale> I don't really have a stencil printer. I'm ordering stencil that's to be cut in the PCB fab.
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2019-09-18T18:07:16 < rajkosto> can the chinese mill a copper plate for me ?
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2019-09-18T18:17:27 < jpa-> if a chinese could mill copper, how much copper would a chinese mill?
2019-09-18T18:18:13 < jpa-> though if you want to mill something, pure non-alloyed copper is one of the more annoying metals you could choose
2019-09-18T18:18:42 < mawk> I've got an answer Steffanx , I will do a skype call with a dutch aristrocrat
2019-09-18T18:18:59 < mawk> Miss Van Schie de Blij
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2019-09-18T18:40:06 < Steffanx> Uh what who where mawk?
2019-09-18T18:40:46 < mawk> in the abel sensors company
2019-09-18T18:40:56 < Steffanx> Ooh took em a while
2019-09-18T18:40:59 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-18T18:41:01 < mawk> they were on vacation
2019-09-18T18:41:08 < Steffanx> Ah
2019-09-18T18:41:09 < mawk> I sent another email a few days ago, they responded in an hour
2019-09-18T18:41:26 < mawk> after stalking the past recruiter of the company on linkedin tho
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2019-09-18T18:44:29 < Steffanx> Heh
2019-09-18T18:45:10 < Steffanx> Ohno, did the virus got you too jpa- ? Re the copper mill, mill copper joke.
2019-09-18T18:45:44 < Steffanx> Or is it reverse everything day?
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2019-09-18T18:59:27 < rajkosto> ok what are the best shapes for NUT holes in acrylic so i can screw the metal to it
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2019-09-18T19:39:53 < englishman> but shaped
2019-09-18T19:39:57 < englishman> nut shaped
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2019-09-18T19:44:48 < antto> perfect circles only
2019-09-18T19:45:12 < jpa-> rajkosto: put threaded inserts into it with soldering iron
2019-09-18T19:45:13 < antto> puhfect
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2019-09-18T20:04:58 < PaulFertser> jpa-: hey :) I wonder if you have an opinion regarding englishman's idea of interrupts tail-chaining resulting in "re-entrancy" for a handler.
2019-09-18T20:09:20 < Steffanx> Now you just expect to much of a finnisher..
2019-09-18T20:10:13 < PaulFertser> I know jpa- has deep understanding of the Cortex-M exception model.
2019-09-18T20:16:34 < Steffanx> i wondered how englishman concluded he got  "a1 b a2 a1". Did mr englishman use fancy tracing to see that?
2019-09-18T20:16:58 < englishman> no
2019-09-18T20:17:07 < englishman> I dont even have hardware
2019-09-18T20:17:12 < Steffanx> ah
2019-09-18T20:18:03 < englishman> even if it isn't that, now I'm curious
2019-09-18T20:18:28 < Steffanx> it cant be that hard to make a test case with a few interrupts
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2019-09-18T20:19:35 < jpa-> PaulFertser: can you elaborate?
2019-09-18T20:20:36 < PaulFertser> jpa-: basically englishman thinks that a lower-priority isr a is running and then a higher-priority isr b happens, preempts a and while it's still processing a new a event happens and when b exits the a handler starts running from the start of the proc.
2019-09-18T20:21:04 < jpa-> englishman: to do tracing you just need to have PB3 pin free and have a logic analyzer or usb-usart converter; you can slow down the cpu so that even slow usart can catch the data
2019-09-18T20:21:39 < jpa-> PaulFertser: nah, the basepri register would prevent that, atleast unless interrupt priorities are changed while in interrupt
2019-09-18T20:22:22 < PaulFertser> englishman: jpa-'s tracing: http://essentialscrap.com/tips/arm_trace/
2019-09-18T20:26:19 < jpa-> http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.ddi0337e/Babjagdg.html   "The processor tail-chains if a pending interrupt has higher priority than all stacked exceptions."
2019-09-18T20:27:04 < jpa-> not sure if you could really get that situation by changing A into high priority during B interrupt, but at least without changing priority it shouldn't happen
2019-09-18T20:27:31 < PaulFertser> englishman: so get your hands on hardware and debug it properly ;)
2019-09-18T20:28:59 < Thorn> englishman: grep the code for all nvic fuckery
2019-09-18T20:29:18 < Thorn> any and all
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2019-09-18T21:52:39 < Steffanx> Where is kakimir :O
2019-09-18T21:56:10 < PaulFertser> Enjoying riding?
2019-09-18T21:56:16 < Steffanx> who knows
2019-09-18T22:08:58 < Thorn> what was that book about microwave lab measurements, was it mentioned in this channel? maybe by jadew?
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2019-09-18T23:44:28 < rajkosto> Laurenceb__, https://twitter.com/reddit/status/821409753
2019-09-18T23:50:33 < rajkosto> its gone now ;)
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2019-09-18T23:55:14 < Cracki> what was it, typical reddit?
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2019-09-19T00:15:42 < DisruptiveNL_> Hi I have troubles making my RTOS work with the STM32F429ZI-DISC1. It was working on the STM32F429-DISCOVERY, but this board is not available anymore.
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2019-09-19T00:26:42 < zyp> DisruptiveNL_, what sort of troubles?
2019-09-19T00:28:05 < Laurenceb_> >troubles
2019-09-19T00:28:11 < Laurenceb_> IRA confirmed
2019-09-19T00:29:15 < DisruptiveNL_>  ?
2019-09-19T00:29:27 < Cracki> be forthcoming
2019-09-19T00:29:42 < Cracki> if you make this like pulling teeth, it will be pulling teeth
2019-09-19T00:30:14 < roomba> RTOS doesn't work and the board isn't available anymore.
2019-09-19T00:30:19 < roomba> Cracki: just fix it ok?
2019-09-19T00:30:20 < DisruptiveNL_> Well the hex I have/had working on the stm32f429i-discovery does not work on the DISC1
2019-09-19T00:30:34 < Cracki> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2019-09-19T00:30:57 < DisruptiveNL_> And USART and other pheripherals are having strange behaviour
2019-09-19T00:31:16 < DisruptiveNL_> it ¨goes to idle¨ state but ¨hangs¨ the USART
2019-09-19T00:31:27 < Cracki> work the problem https://www.fastcompany.com/3031498/problem-solving-lessons-from-nasa
2019-09-19T00:32:00 < Cracki> is it the EXACT SAME IDENTICAL chip?
2019-09-19T00:32:26 < Cracki> I'm betting not
2019-09-19T00:33:27 < DisruptiveNL_> STM32F429I-DISC1 order code has replaced the old STM32F429I-DISCO order code.
2019-09-19T00:33:46 < DisruptiveNL_> STM32F429ZIT6 = DISC1
2019-09-19T00:34:30 < Cracki> k then if a binary doesn't work, take all the steps back, start from nothing, test each peripheral individually
2019-09-19T00:35:01 < DisruptiveNL_> https://www.st.com/content/ccc/resource/technical/document/user_manual/6b/25/05/23/a9/45/4d/6a/DM00093903.pdf/files/DM00093903.pdf/jcr:content/translations/en.DM00093903.pdf
2019-09-19T00:35:06 < DisruptiveNL_> Chip is the same?
2019-09-19T00:35:09 < Cracki> do the pcbs look identical?
2019-09-19T00:35:15 < DisruptiveNL_> Yes
2019-09-19T00:35:37 < Cracki> it's broken :>
2019-09-19T00:35:49 < DisruptiveNL_> Haha no the STM demo works
2019-09-19T00:35:50 < Cracki> 20 questions is fun
2019-09-19T00:36:06 < roomba> :>|
2019-09-19T00:36:52 < DisruptiveNL_> https://www.st.com/resource/en/data_brief/32f429idiscovery.pdf
2019-09-19T00:40:30 < Cracki> thanks to these climate alarmists scaring the children shitless I have to plan my friday like it's doomsday
2019-09-19T00:40:52 < Cracki> children are so impressionable. they literally think (1) the world is gonna end (2) they can do shit about it
2019-09-19T00:41:23 < Cracki> DisruptiveNL_, looks like they upgrades the stink
2019-09-19T00:41:45 < Cracki> so it's a good bet that they changed more
2019-09-19T00:42:03 < roomba> yep and maybe even the board layout. traces.
2019-09-19T00:43:06 < Cracki> so far that's all they admit to in that "data brief"
2019-09-19T00:43:14 < Cracki> it's not a "data shit"
2019-09-19T00:44:31 < DisruptiveNL_> .... I cannot find the reference datasheet...
2019-09-19T00:44:39 < Cracki> "manual"
2019-09-19T00:48:52 < DisruptiveNL_> https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/32f429idiscovery.html#
2019-09-19T00:49:00 < DisruptiveNL_> not there?
2019-09-19T00:49:23 < Cracki> https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/32f429idiscovery.html#resource
2019-09-19T00:49:25 < Cracki> user manuals
2019-09-19T00:49:58 < Cracki> 36 pages only, oh well
2019-09-19T00:51:12 < Cracki> check all fiddly bits
2019-09-19T00:51:20 < Cracki> check all bits you need to circumcise
2019-09-19T00:51:32 < Cracki> check all bits you need to sew shut
2019-09-19T00:51:53 < Cracki> i.e. traces to cut, bridges to solder
2019-09-19T00:52:13 < DisruptiveNL_> realllyyy 
2019-09-19T00:52:17 < Cracki> recompile, try different clock config, maybe it's marginal
2019-09-19T00:52:46 < Cracki> desolder all components, backlight-scan both the board's sides, digitize the copper layers
2019-09-19T00:53:00 < DisruptiveNL_> your link is the same and no Reference sheet
2019-09-19T00:53:06 < DisruptiveNL_> only user manual stuff
2019-09-19T00:53:13 < Cracki> yes, that's all you're gonna get
2019-09-19T00:53:43 < DisruptiveNL_> ....
2019-09-19T00:53:44 < Cracki> you're supposed to investigate the board yourself, no cheatsheet :P
2019-09-19T00:54:06 < DisruptiveNL_> Oww why does NXP sounds really good right now :P
2019-09-19T00:54:09 < Thorn> DisruptiveNL_: use a debugger, find where your firmware crashes
2019-09-19T00:54:18 < DisruptiveNL_> it does not crash
2019-09-19T00:54:20 < Cracki> buy another, see if that behaves differently
2019-09-19T00:54:27 < DisruptiveNL_> no hardvaults
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2019-09-19T00:54:42 < DisruptiveNL_> the STM demonstration hex is working greeat
2019-09-19T00:54:55 < Cracki> then your code is at fault?
2019-09-19T00:55:13 < DisruptiveNL_> there must be it worked really well on the DISCOVERY
2019-09-19T00:55:16 < Cracki> maybe they did something to their stm32f429 chips that used to tolerate your code and now it doesn't
2019-09-19T00:55:22 < DisruptiveNL_> STM32F429I-DISCOVERY
2019-09-19T00:55:29 < DisruptiveNL_> Hahaha 
2019-09-19T00:55:34 < DisruptiveNL_> Reallly
2019-09-19T00:55:54 < DisruptiveNL_> No it has something to do with address allocation registers ...
2019-09-19T00:56:01 < Cracki> ze vat
2019-09-19T00:56:04 < DisruptiveNL_> but where is the reference manual ;-)
2019-09-19T00:56:12 < Cracki> for ze schipp?
2019-09-19T00:56:34 < DisruptiveNL_> yes but what chip was in the DISCOVERY?
2019-09-19T00:56:55 < Cracki> f429something
2019-09-19T00:56:57 < DisruptiveNL_> The DISC1 has a STM32F429ZIT6 = DISC1
2019-09-19T00:57:09 < Cracki> ah you need old data brief
2019-09-19T00:57:18 < Cracki> is the marking on the chip too shit to read?
2019-09-19T00:59:26 < DisruptiveNL_> STM32F427xx and STM32F429xx register boundary addresses
2019-09-19T00:59:41 < DisruptiveNL_> I think the ¨old¨ one was the same as a stm32f407
2019-09-19T00:59:47 < DisruptiveNL_> stm32f40x
2019-09-19T00:59:57 < Cracki> wat
2019-09-19T01:00:06 < DisruptiveNL_> And this one has other boundary address
2019-09-19T01:00:08 < Cracki> it says f429 disco, or does it say just f4 disco?
2019-09-19T01:00:08 < DisruptiveNL_> ?
2019-09-19T01:00:19 < Cracki> there's an f4 and an f429 disco
2019-09-19T01:00:22 < Cracki> iirc
2019-09-19T01:00:26 < DisruptiveNL_> STM32F429I-DISC1
2019-09-19T01:00:56 < Cracki> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2019-09-19T01:02:17 < catphish> zyp: here's an annoyance, had some interest in manufactuting my NFC devices, now i have no record of the value of this mess of capacitors i piggybacked on my prototype https://i.imgur.com/4STo3h6.png
2019-09-19T01:02:36 < catphish> i guess i can always remove them and build the stack again
2019-09-19T01:03:23 < Cracki> jenga
2019-09-19T01:03:33 < DisruptiveNL_> I will look at the memorymaps and pinmaps
2019-09-19T01:04:00 < DisruptiveNL_> #define STM32_BOOT_BASE      0x00000000     /* 0x00000000-0x000fffff: Aliased boot memory */
2019-09-19T01:04:00 < DisruptiveNL_>                                             /* 0x00100000-0x07ffffff: Reserved */
2019-09-19T01:04:00 < DisruptiveNL_> #define STM32_FLASH_BASE     0x08000000     /* 0x08000000-0x080fffff: FLASH memory */
2019-09-19T01:04:11 < DisruptiveNL_> shoot I wanted to copy one lin!
2019-09-19T01:04:13 < DisruptiveNL_> line!
2019-09-19T01:04:19 < Cracki> all of those 3 lines are boring
2019-09-19T01:06:56 < DisruptiveNL_> HAHAHA
2019-09-19T01:07:09 < DisruptiveNL_> Good sleep all
2019-09-19T01:07:15 < DisruptiveNL_> I will cry myself to sleep ;-)
2019-09-19T01:07:23 < Steffanx> Get a stroopwafel
2019-09-19T01:07:47 < DisruptiveNL_> And really are going to dream about NXP, Renesas, TI HAHAHAHA
2019-09-19T01:08:23 < Cracki> u mad bro
2019-09-19T01:08:58 < Thorn> he's from Amsterdam
2019-09-19T01:09:37 < catphish> i hate mechanical design
2019-09-19T01:09:37 < Cracki> they must be mad in amsterdam if they have neither pumas nor lynxes
2019-09-19T01:09:45 < catphish> this thing probably needs some screw holes https://i.imgur.com/wWqc9K5.jpg
2019-09-19T01:09:46 < Cracki> mechanical design is fun, unless you use open sores
2019-09-19T01:10:00 < Cracki> I recommend to drill through the coil
2019-09-19T01:10:05 < catphish> but where do i put the holes :(
2019-09-19T01:10:06 < Cracki> or use standoffs
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2019-09-19T01:10:22 < Cracki> do a clippy thingy in the case
2019-09-19T01:10:34 < Cracki> emulate others
2019-09-19T01:10:43 < Cracki> or hotsnot it into place
2019-09-19T01:10:48 < catphish> i hadnt considered a clippy thing
2019-09-19T01:10:51 < catphish> that could work
2019-09-19T01:11:00 < Cracki> the pr0s close it up and fill it with epoxy
2019-09-19T01:11:09 < catphish> though i guess the case will still need screw holed somewhere
2019-09-19T01:11:13 < Cracki> no user serviceable parts inside
2019-09-19T01:11:20 < Cracki> screw screw holes
2019-09-19T01:11:28 < catphish> i could make the case clippy too,
2019-09-19T01:11:41 < catphish> maybe one screw through the middle of the coil
2019-09-19T01:12:01 < catphish> i have no idea how to properly design it all
2019-09-19T01:12:02 < Cracki> pressfit 3d prints, for when you have mastered its parameters
2019-09-19T01:12:08 < grummund> were you planning to solder those through-pins catphish ?
2019-09-19T01:12:17 < Cracki> the plastic will spontaneously fuse on a molecular level :>
2019-09-19T01:12:18 < catphish> grummund: no, they're just for testing
2019-09-19T01:12:29 < catphish> they will be empty in production
2019-09-19T01:12:48 < Cracki> hint for the round corners: pick inner and outer radii so they're concentric. makes the wall uniform
2019-09-19T01:13:19 < grummund> yeah the one's along the left edge as pictured
2019-09-19T01:13:42 < Cracki> be careful tho that the slicer doesn't flip its shit because of numerics. a 0.8mm curved wall with 0.4mm nozzle might make it think there's space for 1.999 = 1.0 passes
2019-09-19T01:13:47 < catphish> oh, those, yes those need to be soldered, there's a battery clipped underneath
2019-09-19T01:14:18 < catphish> https://i.imgur.com/ddVg8bc.jpg
2019-09-19T01:15:00 < Cracki> I think modern slicers can vary extruded volume rate and speed so make varying widths of deposition
2019-09-19T01:17:11 < grummund> anyoe know what rdimon stands for?  as in librdmon.
2019-09-19T01:17:17 < grummund> *anyone
2019-09-19T01:18:01  * grummund notes there is also librdpmon
2019-09-19T01:21:07 < catphish> google is not helpful on this question
2019-09-19T01:21:22 < Cracki> google no results "librdmon"
2019-09-19T01:21:50 < grummund> try librdimon
2019-09-19T01:22:18 < Cracki> says semihosting
2019-09-19T01:22:34 < grummund> yes. what's in the name?
2019-09-19T01:22:42 < Cracki> no clue
2019-09-19T01:22:48 < grummund> ko, thanks.
2019-09-19T01:22:55 < Cracki> can't even find the project for that
2019-09-19T01:23:05 < Cracki> only bug reports and whatnot
2019-09-19T01:23:05 < grummund> this keybaord is siht
2019-09-19T01:23:06 < catphish> me neither
2019-09-19T01:23:22 < Cracki> aha
2019-09-19T01:23:30 < Cracki> Remote Debug Interface (RDI) is a procedural interface between a debugger and the image...
2019-09-19T01:23:47 < grummund> ah
2019-09-19T01:23:51 < grummund> thank you.
2019-09-19T01:23:53 < catphish> seems plausible
2019-09-19T01:24:03 < Cracki> http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.dui0040d/Chdcaigg.html
2019-09-19T01:24:32 < Cracki> I'm sure nobody uses this rdimon lib if it's THAT shittily documented
2019-09-19T01:24:48 < Cracki> "The rdimon library (librdimon.a) is actually built from newlib(libgloss), you can find it in directory "newlib/libgloss/arm/" in newlib package after extracting "gcc-arm-none-eabi-4_6-2012q2-20120614-src.tar.bz2"." https://answers.launchpad.net/gcc-arm-embedded/+question/212673
2019-09-19T01:24:48  * grummund is using it.
2019-09-19T01:25:08 < Cracki> so it's not its own library...
2019-09-19T01:25:40 < Cracki> and what the fuck kinda name is libgloss
2019-09-19T01:26:04 < grummund> if you link with, -lrdimon, then prinft will send via the debugger to the console in your IDE.
2019-09-19T01:26:04 < Cracki> does lennart poettering preside over newlib now? did he decide to change his pronouns?
2019-09-19T01:26:08 < Cracki> ic ic
2019-09-19T01:26:13 < Cracki> without SWO?
2019-09-19T01:26:17 < grummund> yes
2019-09-19T01:26:23 < Cracki> hm okeh
2019-09-19T01:26:47 < grummund> cortex-M0
2019-09-19T01:26:53 < Cracki> that has no traceswo?
2019-09-19T01:27:06 < grummund> hrm.
2019-09-19T01:27:10 < Cracki> idunno
2019-09-19T01:27:15 < grummund> not my board, anyways.
2019-09-19T01:27:22 < Cracki> I wouldn't use semihosting for that if I have swo
2019-09-19T01:27:33 < grummund> why?
2019-09-19T01:27:56 < Cracki> swo is fast and dedicated, semihosting has the debugger poll a section of memory
2019-09-19T01:28:31 < grummund> that explains why it updates once a second regardless of what's printed
2019-09-19T01:28:34 < Cracki> it's out only tho
2019-09-19T01:28:51 < Cracki> so if you want features of semihosting such as moving data _into_ the chip, there's just semihosting
2019-09-19T01:29:01 < Cracki> swo can trigger that tho
2019-09-19T01:29:03 < Cracki> lol no
2019-09-19T01:29:16 < Cracki> the once a second is whatever eclipse's traceswo plugin (or semihosting plugin) does
2019-09-19T01:29:24 < grummund> oh
2019-09-19T01:29:43 < Cracki> at least truestudio 9.3 (the last one)'s serial wire viewer updates at ~1 hz
2019-09-19T01:29:47 < Cracki> and it's awful shit
2019-09-19T01:30:58 < Cracki> i expect that to maybe have a sensible packetizing timeout of 10-100 ms, but not this 1 second seemingly polling behavior
2019-09-19T01:31:43 < grummund> cubemx doesn't seem to support semihosting or swo as options.
2019-09-19T01:32:43 < Cracki> it does
2019-09-19T01:32:47 < grummund> you need to edit the linker options and jump through a couple of hoops to get it to work.
2019-09-19T01:32:51 < Cracki> not quite
2019-09-19T01:32:52 < grummund> hmm, how?
2019-09-19T01:33:23 < Cracki> just a moment, booting cubemx
2019-09-19T01:33:33 < Cracki> https://community.st.com/s/question/0D50X0000BGtk3B/how-to-activate-trace-swo-stm32l412-in-cubemx
2019-09-19T01:33:48 < Cracki> and then you might have to edit something in syscalls.c to use ITM_SendChar
2019-09-19T01:34:03 < Cracki> current cubeshit can't mix freertos and newlib
2019-09-19T01:34:07 < grummund> what about semihosting?
2019-09-19T01:34:16 < Cracki> newlib uses malloc everywhere, but the wrong kind for freertos
2019-09-19T01:34:25 < Cracki> no clue about semihosting
2019-09-19T01:35:53 < Cracki> semihosting is an attribute of how the program is compiled, so that might be found in whatever IDE you use
2019-09-19T01:36:19 < grummund> it's using the makefile output by cubemx
2019-09-19T01:36:52 < Cracki> allow me to give you google's number one result http://shawnhymel.com/1840/how-to-use-semihosting-with-stm32/
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2019-09-19T01:37:54 < grummund> like i said, it works but there are hoops to jump through.
2019-09-19T01:38:49 < Cracki> here's a _write that uses ITM_SendChar to enable printf to SWO: https://ralimtek.com/stm32_debugging/
2019-09-19T01:39:35 < Cracki> if you have a stink china clone, it just needs a bodge wire to an unconnected pin for SWO to be usable
2019-09-19T01:39:45 < grummund> segger j-link
2019-09-19T01:40:03 < grummund> but no swo pin on the mcu
2019-09-19T01:40:16 < Cracki> I'm sure it's there, what mcu exactly?
2019-09-19T01:41:10 < grummund> the baby stm32f030f4
2019-09-19T01:41:15 < Cracki> cortex m3/4 have the necessary macrocells, m0 might not
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2019-09-19T01:42:10 < Cracki> hm, that could be the case, so no luck for you
2019-09-19T01:42:38 < specing> grummund: don't bother with semihosting, use uart
2019-09-19T01:42:42 < grummund> semihosting works, but no thanks to cubemx.
2019-09-19T01:43:04 < grummund> specing: i'm just experimenting.
2019-09-19T01:45:57 < grummund> gnu mcu plugin for eclipse has a wizard for new project, it sets up the makefile with options for freestanding/semihosted and trace to swo/semihost etc. it all just works out of the box.
2019-09-19T01:46:40 < grummund> except it's based on the now legacy st stdperiph libraries.
2019-09-19T01:48:00 < grummund> so having played with a led blinky using that i though give cubemx a try.
2019-09-19T01:48:12 < Cracki> I think I'm getting high from the fumes the downstairs stoner produces
2019-09-19T01:49:01 < roomba> Cracki: that is most excellent.
2019-09-19T01:49:26 < grummund> could be, it causes paranoia you know?
2019-09-19T01:49:28 < roomba> I read an article today claiming that people who use dark themes are 10% less productive than people who use light themes.
2019-09-19T01:49:39 < Cracki> either the usual stoner moved out and now there's a turbo stoner living there, or the dude had a nervous breakdown and is now selfmedicating like never before
2019-09-19T01:49:57 < Cracki> discriminating against blacks?
2019-09-19T01:50:01 < Cracki> boyohboy
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2019-09-19T01:50:25 < Cracki> same shit as 4 spaces 1 tab
2019-09-19T01:50:30 < roomba> I'm going to try using a light theme for a while and see how it goes.
2019-09-19T01:50:38 < roomba> see if I "feel" any different.
2019-09-19T01:50:38 < Cracki> 4 spaces is the fascism that's perpetrated in corporate domains
2019-09-19T01:50:43 < Cracki> tabs is what the free spirits use
2019-09-19T01:50:57 < roomba> my level of productivity is so low it's impractical to measure.
2019-09-19T01:51:01 < Cracki> 4 spaces is for blub programmers
2019-09-19T01:51:02 < BrainDamage> just use what the hell you're comfortable with
2019-09-19T01:51:15 < BrainDamage> I use a dark theme on my phone and light on my pc
2019-09-19T01:51:24 < Cracki> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ the key is tab anyway, all editors can translate or emulate seamlessly
2019-09-19T01:51:50 < roomba> BrainDamage: if you have OLED display, this makes sense to use black themes.
2019-09-19T01:51:54 < BrainDamage> key vs symbol is a different thing, there's no unique map to keycode and codepoint
2019-09-19T01:52:12 < BrainDamage> roomba: yup, more battery life
2019-09-19T01:52:12 < Cracki> the worst an editor can do is not remove all 4 spaces when I backspace a "tab" of indentation, but that's easy to fix
2019-09-19T01:52:27 < BrainDamage> I prefer tab codepoint too
2019-09-19T01:52:37 < roomba> BrainDamage: the science says there isn't any diff in black vs white themes. the backlight brightness is what matters instead.
2019-09-19T01:53:14 < roomba> switching to a light theme is an experiment to see if it helps me focus better. entirely subjective. likely a placebo. but i'm trying it.
2019-09-19T01:53:17 < Cracki> I think I prefer tab character because it's the key I hit, and editors used to suck at dedenting properly with backspace (shift-tab always works)
2019-09-19T01:53:36 < BrainDamage> I prefer tab because it can be handled by machines way better
2019-09-19T01:53:47 < roomba> mind you, i have been using dark themes for _everything_ for ... ever.
2019-09-19T01:53:48 < Cracki> for lighting I go with what's least tiring... and the less surrounding light, the less tiring it is to me
2019-09-19T01:54:11 < Cracki> if the screen isn't the brightest thing in my field of vision, that's tiring
2019-09-19T01:54:17 < BrainDamage> so I don't have to care if this document has 4 spaces for identation or 3
2019-09-19T01:54:26 < BrainDamage> because that's just representation, not the data
2019-09-19T01:54:55 < Cracki> that too, I sometimes like to set tab size lower, sometimes a little wider
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2019-09-19T02:04:43 < catphish> if i drank a glass of wine, ran 10k, then drank the rest of the bottle, does that quality as functional alcoholism?
2019-09-19T02:07:28 < Cracki> not if you have some escargot while doing it
2019-09-19T02:08:59 < BrainDamage> not unless you start ranting about haskell
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2019-09-19T02:39:15 < nuxil> asm question for my f446. how many cycles does a branch take?  no conditions or anything. plain simple: B lable ,im a bit confused about this. my manual says 1 + P .and reading what P is i see it can be 1 or 2 or 3. 
2019-09-19T02:44:12 < Cracki> http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.ddi0439b/CHDDIGAC.html
2019-09-19T02:44:23 < Cracki> right aboe the table
2019-09-19T02:44:49 < Cracki> "it's complicated"
2019-09-19T02:45:01 < Cracki> >depending on the alignment and width of the target instruction, and whether the processor manages to speculate the address early.
2019-09-19T02:46:55 < Cracki> kek https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28760617/pipeline-refill-cycles-for-instructions-in-arm
2019-09-19T03:00:16 < nuxil> :\
2019-09-19T03:00:21 < nuxil> thanks tho
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2019-09-19T06:46:10 < aandrew> hm, can you not just say "program filename.bin flash_addr" in openocd and it'll do the righ thting? it starts out good but then says it failed to get teh read pointer
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2019-09-19T06:47:56 < aandrew> program /tmp/foo.bin 0x8040000 verify
2019-09-19T06:47:56 < aandrew> Failed to read memory at 0x20000054
2019-09-19T06:47:56 < aandrew> failed to get read pointer
2019-09-19T06:47:57 < aandrew> error writing to flash at address 0x08000000 at offset 0x00040000
2019-09-19T06:48:07 < aandrew> that looks like it isn't even getting started after erasing
2019-09-19T06:48:49 < aandrew> ohwait, maybe it doesn't know these flash banks
2019-09-19T06:49:53 < aandrew> > flash info 0
2019-09-19T06:49:53 < aandrew> #0 : stm32f2x at 0x08000000, size 0x00100000, buswidth 0, chipwidth 0 #  0: 0x00000000 (0x8000 32kB) not protected #  1: 0x00008000 (0x8000 32kB) not protected #  2: 0x00010000 (0x8000 32kB) not protected #  3: 0x00018000 (0x8000 32kB) not protected #  4: 0x00020000 (0x20000 128kB) not protected #  5: 0x00040000 (0x40000 256kB) not protected #  6: 0x00080000 (0x40000 256kB) not protected
2019-09-19T06:49:59 < aandrew>  #  7: 0x000c0000 (0x40000 256kB) not protected
2019-09-19T06:50:01 < aandrew> nope it's right
2019-09-19T06:50:04 < aandrew> dammit
2019-09-19T06:51:26 < aandrew> that "failed to read memory at <SRAM address isn't fun
2019-09-19T06:54:01 < aandrew> it's almost like the little helper program that's put in SRAM is broken
2019-09-19T06:55:50 < aandrew> yep, it writes 20 bytes (5 dwords) to flash and dies
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2019-09-19T08:37:20 < jpa-> aandrew: it can help to run "reset halt" before that, to ensure the cpu isn't in some weird state
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2019-09-19T10:50:14 < Steffanx> Is jly alright? Do you know?
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2019-09-19T11:41:56 < jly> Used to be a fuckin' pineapple
2019-09-19T11:47:26 < jly> getting booted from a twitch stream for donating 1488 bits
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2019-09-19T12:15:30 < grummund> cubemx - "When FreeRTOS is used, it is strongly recommended to use a HAL timebase source other than the Systick.  The HAL timebase source can be changed from the Pinout tab under SYS."
2019-09-19T12:16:09  * grummund can't see it... like where is that, exactly?  
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2019-09-19T12:19:19 < grummund> nvm. found it.
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2019-09-19T12:50:26 < jly> hi Laurenceb_ 
2019-09-19T12:50:39 < Laurenceb_> sup
2019-09-19T12:50:50 < jly> boring EE life
2019-09-19T12:51:09 < Laurenceb_> writing muh grant proposal
2019-09-19T12:51:15 < jly> tell me more
2019-09-19T12:51:32 < Laurenceb_> even if it gets awarded I have to fly to Washington
2019-09-19T12:51:36 < Laurenceb_> not sure if bothered
2019-09-19T12:52:19 < Laurenceb_> muh space runway
2019-09-19T12:52:26 < jly> you doing the new silex for even more hardcore uranium?
2019-09-19T12:53:01 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=48773.0
2019-09-19T12:53:15 < Laurenceb_> jly: kek yeah I should get funding from Israel
2019-09-19T12:54:05 < jly> yeah who's fucking who...
2019-09-19T12:54:10 < Laurenceb_> no, I'm not that autistic
2019-09-19T12:54:15 < jly> cool
2019-09-19T12:54:20 < Laurenceb_> someone there is me, not az5_button
2019-09-19T12:54:31 < jly> i was about to say
2019-09-19T12:54:34 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-19T12:54:38 < jly> are you that fucking Chernobyl fuck
2019-09-19T12:55:03 < jly> looked suss
2019-09-19T12:55:20 < Laurenceb_> teeeheee
2019-09-19T12:56:04 < Laurenceb_> that thread is so autistic
2019-09-19T12:56:14 < jly> yeah that's why i closed it
2019-09-19T12:56:41 < jly> when i can feel bits of brain turning to liquid and coming out my nostril..... 
2019-09-19T12:56:54 < Laurenceb_> lmao
2019-09-19T12:56:59 < jly> lol
2019-09-19T12:57:24 < Laurenceb_> bbl
2019-09-19T12:57:46 < jly> that's what my dad said
2019-09-19T12:57:54 < jly> 25 years later, still waiting :\
2019-09-19T12:57:57 < Steffanx> I'm here.
2019-09-19T12:58:05 < jly> :D
2019-09-19T13:00:42 < effractur> je kan er 
2019-09-19T13:00:43 < effractur> ~/.
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2019-09-19T13:02:40 < Steffanx> Dag effractur. Weet je het zeker?
2019-09-19T13:06:34 < effractur> Steffanx: a wrong windo
2019-09-19T13:11:40 < Steffanx> I know
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2019-09-19T14:18:50 < jadew> don't know if you guys are following the news, but a romanian chick is the new & first chief prosecutor of the EU
2019-09-19T14:19:52 < jadew> she's pretty
2019-09-19T14:20:44 < specing> Another prosecutie?
2019-09-19T14:20:50 < jadew> Romania voted against her btw, because the current government is afraid of her
2019-09-19T14:20:53 < specing> remember natalya poklonskaya?
2019-09-19T14:21:14 < specing> (I think that was the name of the Crimean prosecutie)
2019-09-19T14:23:54 < day> specing: the ukrainian anime girl?
2019-09-19T14:24:39 < day> she even had her own dedicated subreddit with people creating/buying animestyle fanart of her :P
2019-09-19T14:24:50 < day> or rather...fanservice 
2019-09-19T14:25:07 < specing> day: yeah
2019-09-19T14:25:44 < day> https://www.reddit.com/r/nataliapoklonskaya/
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2019-09-19T15:11:28 < kakimir32> hello dear
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2019-09-19T15:52:19 < kakimir32> it's kaki running at 32bit mode
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2019-09-19T16:02:07 < roomba> hi kakimir32
2019-09-19T16:03:28 < Steffanx> Where have you been kakimir32  
2019-09-19T16:04:03 < Steffanx> Was going to dump some kakimusic, but what's the point when kakimir ain't here
2019-09-19T16:04:32 < roomba> probably been hanging out in C:\WINDOWS\system32
2019-09-19T16:11:55 < Thorn> kaki grade music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9APC8y5WWc
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2019-09-19T16:40:23 < aandrew> jpa-: unfortunately I've done that without any effect
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2019-09-19T17:27:21 < kakimir32> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q77CIQodVw ad
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2019-09-19T17:35:45 < Cracki> they're turning the frogs gay
2019-09-19T17:54:22 < grummund> sweepstake on which one is Laurenceb
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2019-09-19T20:19:44 < Cracki> machinehum, was it you with the radio sensor stuff? https://github.com/NiklasFauth/sensor-implant uses lora and fits inside a cylinder r=30mm h=8mm
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2019-09-19T20:19:53 < Cracki> *d=30mm
2019-09-19T20:20:09 < Cracki> and supposedly uses a button cell
2019-09-19T20:29:55 < Cracki> the duded measures antenna performance with a piece of pork
2019-09-19T20:37:45 < brdb> cheap hot dogs work well due to the nitrates
2019-09-19T20:37:54 < Cracki> works better buried in flesh because it's matched :P
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2019-09-20T00:09:54 < catphish> morning humans
2019-09-20T00:11:12 < kakimir32> hello nightphish
2019-09-20T00:14:23 < kakimir32> https://drive.google.com/file/d/17iGpBEdDC1D9lns6dK_o6s1edmI9NB8S/view?usp=sharing knitting some shit together to have lipo powered power supply
2019-09-20T00:14:53 < kakimir32> I have 75Wh batterypack with output voltages of 4S
2019-09-20T00:16:00 < Steffanx> Will it boom?
2019-09-20T00:17:07 < kakimir32> maybe'
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2019-09-20T00:34:45 < catphish> today i met a really nice police woman
2019-09-20T00:35:03 < catphish> i can only imagine it was her first week on the job, because she was genuinely happy
2019-09-20T00:35:18 < jadew> did you ask her out?
2019-09-20T00:35:33 < catphish> she was just directing traffic after an accident, but she seemed so happy to be doing it
2019-09-20T00:35:46 < jadew> maybe she was happy about the accident
2019-09-20T00:35:49 < catphish> i assume that after 6 months of being a police officer that all changes
2019-09-20T00:36:11 < Steffanx> Who knows
2019-09-20T00:36:42 < catphish> i did not ask her out, perhaps i should have
2019-09-20T00:37:01 < catphish> i was on a motorbike being "directed" at the time
2019-09-20T00:37:34 < catphish> my new (amazing) bike
2019-09-20T00:37:45 < catphish> </anecdote>
2019-09-20T00:38:14 < jadew> I met a policewoman once too, that was lit up when I asked her a question
2019-09-20T00:38:55 < catphish> was it an inappropriate question? did she truncheon you then arrest you for sexual assult?
2019-09-20T00:39:44 < jadew> if she answered yes, is it still considered an inappropriate question?
2019-09-20T00:40:25 < catphish> they never do
2019-09-20T00:40:43 < jadew> that's true
2019-09-20T00:41:03 < Cracki> >officer arrests you so they can sexually arrest you
2019-09-20T00:41:09 < Cracki> *assault :P
2019-09-20T00:41:21 < jadew> that's not a bad deal
2019-09-20T00:41:33 < Cracki> with a truncheon
2019-09-20T00:41:38 < jadew> heh
2019-09-20T00:42:27 < jadew> I was just thinking now... catphish is right, they never do
2019-09-20T00:43:29 < jadew> with a few exceptions, all my interactions with women involved some sort of game, in order to get to the "yes"
2019-09-20T00:44:29 < jadew> they're probably wired to enjoy watching you work for it
2019-09-20T00:44:45 < Cracki> gay biotechnologists are working on mpreg to solve that exact problem
2019-09-20T00:45:08 < jadew> what's mpreg?
2019-09-20T00:45:12 < Cracki> :3
2019-09-20T00:45:33 < jadew> ah, I got it
2019-09-20T00:45:37 < jadew> lol
2019-09-20T00:46:38 < Cracki> if she chases you, you don't have to work for it
2019-09-20T00:47:00 < jadew> that only happened once
2019-09-20T00:47:08 < jadew> and it freaked me out, not sure why
2019-09-20T00:47:11 < Cracki> that's what "conspicuous consumption" like sports cars and yachts are for
2019-09-20T00:47:57 < Cracki> it freaks you out because a woman chasing a man is a psychological abnormality
2019-09-20T00:48:10 < Cracki> it's not supposed to happen, it indicates insanity
2019-09-20T00:48:43 < Cracki> it's like when you get the creeps when you interact with a psychopath. you sense the danger.
2019-09-20T00:48:56 < jadew> heh, maybe
2019-09-20T00:48:58 < Cracki> they can act but it feels wooden
2019-09-20T00:49:04 < catphish> i've never played such games
2019-09-20T00:49:36 < jadew> catphish, you only say that because it's so natural you don't even realize it
2019-09-20T00:49:45 < catphish> maybe
2019-09-20T00:50:07 < Cracki> if you're habitually playful, you really don't notice
2019-09-20T00:50:15 < catphish> but i'm weird and don't really follow social conventions for the sake of it, it's possible i just got lucky and encountered women who feel the same
2019-09-20T00:50:22 < Cracki> if you've been taught to do what women say, you're fucked
2019-09-20T00:51:14 < kakimir32> rip
2019-09-20T00:52:21 < catphish> it's also possible that being attractive and having a good job is enough :)
2019-09-20T00:53:42 < kakimir32> https://drive.google.com/file/d/17oqxcdtuovuecS5e3CxrjC4H87AmOIPX/view?usp=sharing it's enough for the day.. night
2019-09-20T00:53:47 < kakimir32> sorry day
2019-09-20T00:54:23 < kakimir32> how to pick a nick 101
2019-09-20T00:54:23 < Steffanx> Is it?
2019-09-20T00:54:24 < jadew> 3rd one is for the water hose?
2019-09-20T00:55:05 < kakimir32> or halogen gas
2019-09-20T00:55:07 < jadew> so what's that kakimir32? looks like a power supply
2019-09-20T00:55:16 < kakimir32> it is
2019-09-20T00:55:16 < Steffanx> Hows it NASsing kakimir32?
2019-09-20T00:55:20 < jadew> is it one of those cheap DIY programmable power supply kits?
2019-09-20T00:57:33 < jadew> anyone else got a transferwise account?
2019-09-20T00:57:54 < kakimir32> jadew: indeed
2019-09-20T00:58:03 < Steffanx> What is it jadew?
2019-09-20T00:58:15 < kakimir32> Steffanx: not much happening
2019-09-20T00:58:43 < jadew> Steffanx, you probably missed the convo, it's a payment system
2019-09-20T00:59:03 < Steffanx> Oh
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2019-09-20T00:59:06 < jadew> you get a debit card connected to your account and payments in any currency get converted at the interbank rate
2019-09-20T00:59:44 < jadew> I was planning to use it to save some cash on the conversion fees
2019-09-20T01:00:23 < jadew> GBP (paypal) => RON (my bank)
2019-09-20T01:00:36 < jadew> and then RON (my bank) => Whatever (online shops)
2019-09-20T01:01:10 < jadew> but they're taking for ever to verify my account
2019-09-20T01:08:48 < kakimir32> Steffanx: my transfers to nas are only 30MBps?
2019-09-20T01:08:55 < kakimir32> encrypted comms?
2019-09-20T01:09:18 < kakimir32> my craptop turns hot and stuff
2019-09-20T01:12:57 < kakimir32> Steffanx: I plan to have 2 x 500G, 4 x 1T, 2 x 2T
2019-09-20T01:13:12 < kakimir32> does it make any sense and can it be configured any way?
2019-09-20T01:13:50 < kakimir32> or let's say 4 x 1T and 2 x 2T
2019-09-20T01:14:09 < kakimir32> can I make one zraid of it that makes any sense?
2019-09-20T01:14:20 < kakimir32> other than striping
2019-09-20T01:15:05 < catphish> today i was puzzled why why wifi speed isn't the same in both directions
2019-09-20T01:16:14 < kakimir32> indeed
2019-09-20T01:16:29 < kakimir32> I noticed it with my wireless bridges
2019-09-20T01:17:06 < catphish> i set up a bridge today between 2 buildings, 40Mbit one way, 80Mbit the other way
2019-09-20T01:18:22 < catphish> the obvious answer would be that the RX end picking up interference would cause slower reception, but weirdly trasmitting from the omni to the directional antenna was slower
2019-09-20T01:18:46 < catphish> i don't think i'll ever really understand RF
2019-09-20T01:20:07 < kakimir32> now I have symmetrical devices in my link
2019-09-20T01:20:09 < Cracki> less reception
2019-09-20T01:20:12 < kakimir32> I should test it again
2019-09-20T01:20:39 < Cracki> directional can do its best to pick up what omni sent, but if directional can direct, omni will pick it up better
2019-09-20T01:21:23 < kakimir32> what did you use catphish?
2019-09-20T01:21:28 < kakimir32> devices
2019-09-20T01:21:34 < kakimir32> exact brand and model
2019-09-20T01:21:37 < kakimir32> just interested
2019-09-20T01:25:31 < catphish> kakimir32: i'm afraid i don't know, at my end was a UBNT nanoatation (a low gain directional CPE device), it was preconfigured by a friend to point to an omni he has on a neaby roof
2019-09-20T01:25:42 < catphish> the omni must me airmax too
2019-09-20T01:25:56 < kakimir32> loco M2?
2019-09-20T01:26:08 < kakimir32> M5?
2019-09-20T01:26:09 < catphish> i guess a rocket
2019-09-20T01:27:01 < catphish> my end is "nanostation ac"
2019-09-20T01:27:32 < catphish> the omi end is some kind of airmax omni, but i don't know the details
2019-09-20T01:28:25 < catphish> "Loco5AC" maye
2019-09-20T01:28:42 < catphish> it's tiny :)
2019-09-20T01:29:00 < catphish> yeah, must be Loco5AC
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2019-09-20T01:30:09 < catphish> seems like a nice device, the thoughput isn't amazing, but good enough for my needs (40/80)
2019-09-20T01:30:44 < catphish> i'm running a conference and needed wifi for the attendees, and an outnound live video stream
2019-09-20T01:31:22 < catphish> luckily i have a friend with an airmax antenna on a building near the venue
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2019-09-20T01:51:08 < kakimir32> I plan to update to AC models
2019-09-20T01:51:21 < kakimir32> 100M ethernet being the bottleneck
2019-09-20T01:52:14 < kakimir32> currently
2019-09-20T01:52:16 < kakimir32> with M2
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2019-09-20T01:58:31 < kakimir32> AC hase 1G
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2019-09-20T02:21:42 < karlp> catphish: (its also possibke you dont hang out with nuttet misogyginists likr cracki and jade)
2019-09-20T02:25:28 < dongs> https://mikrotik.com/product/audience this looks pretty cool
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2019-09-20T02:57:01 < kakimir32> first time turned DPI on
2019-09-20T02:57:12 < kakimir32> my router tells me I'm watching youtubes
2019-09-20T02:59:10 < mawk> are you ?
2019-09-20T03:00:59 < kakimir32> yes
2019-09-20T03:01:12 < kakimir32> google api
2019-09-20T03:01:17 < kakimir32> msn.com
2019-09-20T03:01:41 < kakimir32> other
2019-09-20T03:01:57 < mawk> what if you enable dnscrypt ?
2019-09-20T03:01:59 < mawk> can it see it too ?
2019-09-20T03:02:07 < mawk> I guess yeah, using the rDNS, but less precise
2019-09-20T03:02:38 < mawk> latest firefox has dnscrypt option, maybe chrome too
2019-09-20T03:02:42 < kakimir32> dnscrypt?
2019-09-20T03:02:46 < mawk> dns over tls
2019-09-20T03:02:49 < mawk> prevents the DPI
2019-09-20T03:07:20 < kakimir32> okay it sees netflix too
2019-09-20T03:09:53 < Cracki> might it reverse lookup the IPs that are spoken to
2019-09-20T03:10:48 < kakimir32> maybe something more complex than that
2019-09-20T03:11:14 < kakimir32> okay it sees I did debian/ubuntu update
2019-09-20T03:11:16 < Cracki> sure nothing does just a single thing
2019-09-20T03:11:36 < Cracki> dpi doesn't mean breaking tls connections, it can gather info in many ways
2019-09-20T03:15:27 < kakimir32> a lot of work has gone into that system
2019-09-20T03:23:18 < mawk> I'm doing polymorphism in C
2019-09-20T03:23:26 < mawk> who had this idea ? systemd
2019-09-20T03:26:16 < Cracki> lol I'm sure he didn't
2019-09-20T03:26:45 < Cracki> how do you do it? gobject?
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2019-09-20T04:26:02 < mawk> no Cracki , it's using the D-Bus API to talk to systemd
2019-09-20T04:26:10 < Cracki> gah
2019-09-20T04:26:12 < mawk> I do a method call, and the return argument is a variable type argument
2019-09-20T04:26:15 < mawk> it could be anything
2019-09-20T04:26:29 < Cracki> ah, variants, I had to do these too in one project
2019-09-20T04:26:30 < mawk> so I must peek the type, if it's a dictionnary or an array I must recurse into it
2019-09-20T04:26:37 < mawk> it could be arbitrarily nested 
2019-09-20T04:26:43 < Cracki> eggselent
2019-09-20T04:27:15 < dongs> lol systemdick
2019-09-20T04:27:22 < dongs> have they merged it into kernel yet
2019-09-20T04:27:26 < mawk> lol
2019-09-20T04:27:29 < Cracki> people who're used to Eigen (library) complain about opencv's mat type too. you have to peek the element type (u8, f32, ...) for proper access
2019-09-20T04:27:30 < mawk> kernel people hate systemd people
2019-09-20T04:27:34 < mawk> it will never happen
2019-09-20T04:27:41 < Cracki> hehe
2019-09-20T04:27:54 < Cracki> systemd-kerneld
2019-09-20T04:28:01 < Cracki> you just wait, they'll replace linus
2019-09-20T04:28:08 < Cracki> and they'll do it with a coc block
2019-09-20T04:28:19 < dongs> they'll find lunix toreballs supports pedophilia
2019-09-20T04:28:21 < dongs> and have him removed
2019-09-20T04:28:43 < mawk> they did systemd-logind, systemd-boot, systemd-network, systemd-container, systemd-resolve
2019-09-20T04:29:05 < Cracki> systemd-timesyncd
2019-09-20T04:29:07 < mawk> ouais
2019-09-20T04:29:12 < mawk> yeah*
2019-09-20T04:29:16 < mawk> I'm too tired I'm mixing up languages
2019-09-20T04:29:18 < Cracki> jawohl
2019-09-20T04:29:37 < mawk> ja sehr
2019-09-20T04:29:45 < Cracki> I'm still tickled that usb seems to have a NYET
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2019-09-20T04:30:59 < mawk> lol
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2019-09-20T04:40:08 < mawk> so to properly use dbus on the receiver end I must construct my *own* tree structure and a bunch of recursive functions to be able to access the received data
2019-09-20T04:40:24 < mawk> they thought we all use python or something
2019-09-20T04:40:40 < dongs> does anyone actually carea bout lunix software development lol
2019-09-20T04:40:59 < mawk> you're the only one to use windows here sorry
2019-09-20T04:41:22 < mawk> all of us cool kids use linux
2019-09-20T04:42:27 < roomba> archlinux user here. on a thinkpad. also a virgin. and avid dungeons and dragons player.
2019-09-20T04:42:43 < dongs> lol @ wasting a not awful laptop on lunix
2019-09-20T04:42:52 < dongs> like why would you even do that
2019-09-20T04:42:59 < dongs> lunix has no power management or support for anything mobile properly
2019-09-20T04:44:39 < dongs> like i can see installing lunix on some $200 netbook beacuse youre retarded and watching shit scroll on 80x25 console while atom N1488 tries to compile kernel with make -j 9000 because reasons
2019-09-20T04:44:49 < dongs> but installing this shit on a modern laptop is just fucking lol
2019-09-20T05:04:21 < Cracki> kek I know people who hate this dual graphics optimus stuff solely because lunix can't handle it well
2019-09-20T05:04:36 < Cracki> that's like "fuck guis" because lunix can't do guis well
2019-09-20T05:04:55 < Cracki> sure, if all you know is lunix, you don't know what you're missing
2019-09-20T05:07:25 < roomba> well yeah
2019-09-20T05:07:52 < roomba> linux gui sucks ballz
2019-09-20T05:08:02 < roomba> i'm surprised stm32cubemx even worked in sway
2019-09-20T05:08:24 < roomba> i was expecting it to glitch like crazy and then segfault
2019-09-20T05:09:22 < roomba> i'll still take arch over having to watch wireguard like a hawk every time there's a windows update
2019-09-20T05:09:33 < Cracki> yeah that sucks
2019-09-20T05:09:48 < Cracki> I wish microsoft would stop being so microsoftish
2019-09-20T05:09:51 < roomba> and then having to dig through the registry looking for which keys disable their latest batch of telemetry
2019-09-20T05:10:01 < roomba> and not know wtf they already sent
2019-09-20T05:10:08 < dongs> why would anyone care tho?
2019-09-20T05:10:12 < Cracki> registry doesn't work for that anymore, you must use the windows firewall
2019-09-20T05:10:30 < dongs> ive never disabled any 'telemetry' because i simply dont give a fuck
2019-09-20T05:10:34 < dongs> i use computer to get work done
2019-09-20T05:10:40 < Cracki> start/cortana search will call bing regardless of even group policy settings
2019-09-20T05:10:45 < dongs> if I wasted my life editing registry and shit i wouldnt get anything done
2019-09-20T05:10:51 < Cracki> heh
2019-09-20T05:11:00 < roomba> dongs: yea that's wonderful.
2019-09-20T05:11:43 < roomba> probably have android with full gapps. everything in myactivity.google turned on
2019-09-20T05:12:09 < dongs> yes, i actaully make use of google location timeline etc.
2019-09-20T05:12:10 < dongs> imagine that.
2019-09-20T05:12:14 < dongs> using shit as it was intended
2019-09-20T05:12:25 < Cracki> I fidn that useful too, except when I have to bury a dead hooker
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2019-09-20T05:12:37 < Cracki> I use parchment to mark the spot
2019-09-20T05:13:12 < Cracki> when some middle school kids find the treasure map and go hunting, they'll get a nice surprise
2019-09-20T05:14:10 < roomba> dongs: that's excellent.
2019-09-20T05:18:32  * Cracki googles Marijuana smoke sensor
2019-09-20T05:18:50 < Cracki> it must be a new stoner downstairs. the old one never smoked this much
2019-09-20T05:24:49 < roomba> CALL THE SHERIFF
2019-09-20T05:25:14 < roomba> they can't be down there smokin that marijuana
2019-09-20T05:25:40 < Cracki> I don't need the shit coming through my window EVERY FUCKING NIGHT
2019-09-20T05:26:21 < Cracki> besides I highly doubt the police gaf about someone smoking his brain cells to death
2019-09-20T05:47:02 < roomba> yeah but they're smoking and you aren't
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2019-09-20T13:09:02 < grummund> mornin
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2019-09-20T15:06:44 < Steffanx> Hello
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2019-09-20T16:24:32 < dongs> sup dongs
2019-09-20T16:24:45 < roomba> hey roomba
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2019-09-20T16:24:54 < roomba> what's Cracki'n?
2019-09-20T16:25:10 < dongs> blogging hard
2019-09-20T16:25:46 < roomba> mining blog cred?
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2019-09-20T16:35:44 < mawk> the guy wants to see me again Steffanx 
2019-09-20T16:35:49 < mawk> so I will fly to NL soon
2019-09-20T16:35:57 < Steffanx> Ohno
2019-09-20T16:36:12 < Steffanx> And good news I guess :)
2019-09-20T16:38:21 < Steffanx> Delft it was uh?
2019-09-20T16:40:32 < grummund> what can yo do with an LED and an RTOS?
2019-09-20T16:41:23 < Steffanx> Go to the moon?
2019-09-20T16:42:19 < grummund> interesting concept
2019-09-20T16:42:57 < dongs> hm time to see why i cant debug riscvwith eclipse
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2019-09-20T16:43:58 < grummund> .... . .-.. .-.. ---   .-- --- .-. .-.. -..
2019-09-20T16:44:20 < Steffanx> Make a light sensor. Or communication medium.
2019-09-20T16:44:29 < Steffanx> Or blind Haohmaru  
2019-09-20T16:44:31 < dongs> install lunix on it
2019-09-20T16:44:42 < Steffanx> Yeah
2019-09-20T16:48:09 < Steffanx> Yeah
2019-09-20T16:49:27 < Steffanx> That's furry right mr HM
2019-09-20T16:50:46 < Steffanx> I'm HMified it. 
2019-09-20T16:50:51 < Steffanx> Very.
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2019-09-20T20:09:24 < upgrdman> anyone know a windows taskbar widget that can show cpu AND gpu usage?
2019-09-20T20:09:44 < upgrdman> i see lots that do cpu/memory/network, but not gpu :(
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2019-09-20T20:22:31 < Steffanx> Hwmonitor can add anything in the tray. But might be a pro only feature
2019-09-20T20:26:02 < upgrdman> Steffanx, thanks, will check
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2019-09-20T20:48:59 < Cracki> upgrdman, i got that 8widgetpack or something, and then I have a cpu widget and a gpu widget
2019-09-20T20:49:45 < Cracki> all the gadget stuff is original. either it's still in win10 or they took "old" dlls and repackaged them
2019-09-20T20:50:01 < Cracki> *8gadgetpack
2019-09-20T20:50:32 < Cracki> the gpu gadget I have is "(c) 2010 by Orbmu2k"
2019-09-20T20:50:57 < Cracki> for my gtx560 it shows fan, vpu, gpu, ram, two clocks, voltage
2019-09-20T20:51:11 < Cracki> oh and temps
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2019-09-20T21:58:47 < upgrdman> Cracki, hmm interesting. can the widgets be shoved into the taskbar, or is it just a desktop widget?
2019-09-20T21:59:04 < Cracki> good old gadgets, no taskbar docking
2019-09-20T21:59:13 < Cracki> I have a taskbar widget for battery on my win10 tho
2019-09-20T21:59:33 < Cracki> so that's doable in principle but I haven't looked or stumbled upon anything that shows gpu there
2019-09-20T21:59:44 < upgrdman> k
2019-09-20T22:00:24 < Cracki> nvidia control panel seems to have an option to make it a tray icon
2019-09-20T22:01:08 < Cracki> desktop menu, the two to the right of the file menu
2019-09-20T22:01:37 < Cracki> it's a "rainbow waffle" icon, merely shows whether gpu is active or not, no gauge
2019-09-20T22:02:59 < Cracki> "xmeters" sounds modular, might have a gpu gauge https://www.thewindowsclub.com/cpu-network-disk-usage-xmeters
2019-09-20T22:03:58 < upgrdman> i tired xmeters, no gpu
2019-09-20T22:04:18 < upgrdman> and sadly my laptop is just intel gpu, so nvidia will prolly tell me to suck a dick
2019-09-20T22:04:43 < Steffanx> hah
2019-09-20T22:04:58 < Cracki> the thing I use is "gpu observer". I only use it on desktop tho, I think it added a few watts of drain on my laptop
2019-09-20T22:06:42 < Cracki> hwmonitor can show you numerical gauges as tray icons
2019-09-20T22:06:49 < Cracki> that's not a separate "toolbar" tho
2019-09-20T22:07:19 < Cracki> haven't tried it yet https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
2019-09-20T22:08:02 < Cracki> and might just show temperatures... but it does know other dimensions such as percents and rpms
2019-09-20T22:19:49 < srk> heh, ez
2019-09-20T22:19:50 < srk> $ nvidia-smi -q | grep -A2 Util
2019-09-20T22:19:50 < srk>     Utilization
2019-09-20T22:19:50 < srk>         Gpu                         : 11 %
2019-09-20T22:19:50 < srk>         Memory                      : 10 %
2019-09-20T22:31:41 < Steffanx> Yeah, that works well on windows.
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2019-09-20T22:36:52 < srk> better pay for pro version of hwmonitor 
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2019-09-20T22:56:37 < kakimir32> hello from the other side
2019-09-20T22:57:04 < Cracki> look for "deskband", that's what these custom toolbars in the taskbar are
2019-09-20T22:57:18 < Cracki> then hook it up to the shellscript and you're done :>
2019-09-20T22:58:57 < Cracki> dexpot, the virtual desktop thingy, does something slightly different because their grid thing doesn't list as a toolbar in the contex tmenu
2019-09-20T22:59:11 < Cracki> looks like someone did the work of making it convenient https://github.com/dsafa/CSDeskBand
2019-09-20T22:59:35 < Cracki> nvm, might be a slightly different concept
2019-09-20T23:03:12 < Cracki> all the available fuckery for vista+ taskbar https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/shell/taskbar-extensions?redirectedfrom=MSDN#thumbnail-toolbars
2019-09-20T23:03:17 < Cracki> *7+
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2019-09-20T23:24:30 < kakimir32> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NANEqgRauns kaki music paste
2019-09-20T23:27:28 < Steffanx> Here some more peaceful music for you kakimir32 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTjINR8n1UQ
2019-09-20T23:28:31 < kakimir32> 1/5
2019-09-20T23:28:54 < kakimir32> sound like music from some game menu
2019-09-20T23:31:45 < Steffanx> Its movie trailerish music.
2019-09-20T23:31:51 < Steffanx> but yeah also for some games etc.
2019-09-20T23:32:19 < Steffanx> but since you judges in under 30 seconds, i cannot consider that score a valid one. :P
2019-09-20T23:32:22 < Steffanx> *judged
2019-09-20T23:51:09 < kakimir32> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f4HmzJS8Vs
2019-09-20T23:53:35 < Steffanx> Want a score? :P
2019-09-20T23:53:39 < Steffanx> 0/5 
2019-09-20T23:56:09 < kakimir32> definitelly not
2019-09-20T23:56:48 < Steffanx> For sure
2019-09-20T23:58:33 < Steffanx> so did you speed up your nas yet mr kakimir32?
2019-09-20T23:58:39 < kakimir32> let's see if there was any ultimate killer tracks in tonights radio playlist
2019-09-20T23:58:59 < kakimir32> I need to diagnose it first but not priority atm
2019-09-20T23:59:07 < kakimir32> what is the bottleneck etc.
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2019-09-21T00:00:07 < jadew> aandrew, how's the move?
2019-09-21T00:00:44 < aandrew> jadew: meh. I don't much like vancouver but I'm in the middle of hte city too, if it were Toronto I'd hate it too
2019-09-21T00:00:56 < jadew> heh
2019-09-21T00:05:35 < aandrew> got a workable office set up though: https://imgur.com/a/CQaxK4q
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2019-09-21T00:05:43 < aandrew> 3d printer and paper printer are behind
2019-09-21T00:06:14 < jadew> nice
2019-09-21T00:06:21 < jadew> I see you got the ksger soldering station
2019-09-21T00:06:38 < jadew> how do you like it?
2019-09-21T00:06:45 < aandrew> yeah. not bad. I need to see if it has the magnetic sensor or not
2019-09-21T00:07:07 < jadew> it has a switch inside with a ball or something
2019-09-21T00:07:10 < aandrew> it's pretty good. it's no metcal, but I think with a heavier (chisel) tip it'll be good and hot. I have a tiny tip on it atm
2019-09-21T00:07:12 < jadew> magnetic sensor would be nice
2019-09-21T00:07:28 < jadew> I'm using D16
2019-09-21T00:08:25 < aandrew> I've got a JL02 in it right now but have D16 and K tips too (came with three)
2019-09-21T00:08:35 < aandrew> but I mean for the money, it's a very capable little iron
2019-09-21T00:08:51 < aandrew> what's the ball sensor good for? you have to hold it upright or something to shut it off?
2019-09-21T00:09:09 < jadew> aandrew, I'm not sure, I don't think it works very well
2019-09-21T00:09:26 < jadew> there's one with a mercury switch in it, but I didn't want mercury in my chinese iron
2019-09-21T00:09:32 < aandrew> yeah I just did a quick test, it did nothing :-)
2019-09-21T00:09:36 < aandrew> minor annoyance
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2019-09-21T00:23:17 < rajkosto> Laurenceb__, https://www.kentonline.co.uk/_media/img/TDQ2NUHM73P1BHMINY4W.jpg
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2019-09-21T00:23:53 < englishman> beep fenugrec
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2019-09-21T00:37:45 < grummund> FreeRTOS vs µOS++ vs CMSIS
2019-09-21T00:37:50 < grummund> who wins?
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2019-09-21T00:43:23 < mawk> cmsis isn't a rtos
2019-09-21T00:43:27 < mawk> you mean keil ?
2019-09-21T00:43:42 < mawk> cmsis is the interface for a RTOS
2019-09-21T00:43:46 < qyx> keil is neither
2019-09-21T00:44:03 < mawk> I mean keil RTX
2019-09-21T00:44:11 < grummund> cmsis was the bait, youtook it ;)
2019-09-21T00:44:26 < mawk> I won you mean
2019-09-21T00:44:59 < grummund> you can use cmsis interface to either, aiui.
2019-09-21T00:45:13 < mawk> yes both implement the CMSIS interface
2019-09-21T00:45:30 < grummund> it's still a choice then
2019-09-21T00:45:48 < mawk> yes
2019-09-21T00:45:53 < mawk> you can use the non-CMSIS interface too
2019-09-21T00:45:57 < mawk> and get more options
2019-09-21T00:46:46 < grummund> cubemx generates code for cmsis with freertos underneath
2019-09-21T00:46:56 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-21T00:46:58 < mawk> their choiec
2019-09-21T00:47:04 < mawk> choiec
2019-09-21T00:47:07 < mawk> choice 
2019-09-21T00:47:07 < mawk> lol
2019-09-21T00:47:27 < mawk> you can erase everything and use the freertos API instead
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2019-09-21T00:48:04 < grummund> so freertos wins?
2019-09-21T00:48:56 < mawk> no we said nothing about that
2019-09-21T00:49:02 < mawk> but freertos is free, keil rtx isn't
2019-09-21T00:49:06 < mawk> µOS dunno about it
2019-09-21T00:49:09 < mawk> freertos should be enough for you
2019-09-21T00:49:10 < englishman> surely you mean Amazon FreeRTOS
2019-09-21T00:49:14 < mawk> yes
2019-09-21T00:49:19 < grummund> cubemx also uses an older freertos.
2019-09-21T00:49:19 < mawk> please accept my apologies lord Bezos
2019-09-21T00:49:30 < mawk> what do you mean older ? cubemx uses freertos with the CMSIS interface
2019-09-21T00:49:37 < Cracki> uses freertos v9 or so
2019-09-21T00:49:39 < mawk> ah older freertos, yeah I gues
2019-09-21T00:49:39 < mawk> s
2019-09-21T00:49:40 < Cracki> they're at 10 iirc
2019-09-21T00:50:00 < grummund> cubemx has freertos 9
2019-09-21T00:50:01 < Cracki> 8.2.3 was the last before amzn ate it
2019-09-21T00:50:04 < mawk> anyway since it uses the CMSIS interface you can swap out for the new one, but you won't use new features if you still use the same CMSIS interface
2019-09-21T00:50:12 < englishman> cube freertos works fine
2019-09-21T00:50:22 < mawk> but there is amazon freertos and upstream freertos still Cracki right ?
2019-09-21T00:50:27 < Cracki> no clue
2019-09-21T00:50:28 < mawk> amazon-free rtos
2019-09-21T00:50:30 < mawk> I hope
2019-09-21T00:50:42 < mawk> the freertos guy said it in its "don't panic amazon hired me" blog post iirc
2019-09-21T00:50:51 < Cracki> so it's all owned
2019-09-21T00:51:01 < mawk> yeah they hired the lead dev
2019-09-21T00:51:05 < grummund> amazon freertos has ditched all the old ports
2019-09-21T00:51:14 < Cracki> "extension" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeRTOS#Amazon_FreeRTOS
2019-09-21T00:51:36 < Cracki> "stewardship"
2019-09-21T00:53:02 < qyx> grummund: try chibios if you feel adventurous enuff
2019-09-21T00:53:27 < grummund> if you compare the source trees for 'amazon freertos' and 'freertos' only the kernel matches
2019-09-21T00:53:53 < grummund> qyx: i will take a look, thanks.
2019-09-21T00:54:38 < qyx> the bad part was its HAL, but you don't have to use it
2019-09-21T00:54:45 < qyx> also, gpl
2019-09-21T00:54:53 < qyx> but iirc it was changed to apache or so
2019-09-21T00:54:59 < grummund> 'freertos' in sourceforge was slightly ahead of 'amazon freertos' on github when i looked.
2019-09-21T00:56:08 < upgrdman> people still use SF?
2019-09-21T00:56:27 < upgrdman> every time i go to SF the web site is a mess and full of shit
2019-09-21T00:56:47 < upgrdman> i think the only software i use that's still on SF is teraterm
2019-09-21T01:00:24 < grummund> so plain freertos is preferred to using it with cmsis layer?
2019-09-21T01:02:22 < mawk> no
2019-09-21T01:02:34 < mawk> I have no precise opinion on this
2019-09-21T01:02:45 < mawk> using it with cmsis works, until the point you need more, then switch to freertos API
2019-09-21T01:03:01 < mawk> what I don't like I think is mixing the two interfaces, but it's perfectly possible
2019-09-21T01:03:15 < mawk> both sets of symbols are in the global namespaces, use either one
2019-09-21T01:03:29 < mawk> it amounts to the exact same thing, you can read the freertos CMSIS binding source code it's pretty short
2019-09-21T01:03:52 < mawk> cmsis routines do a little more than the raw freertos ones in some cases so it may be convenient to use CMSIS
2019-09-21T01:05:21  * grummund plans to give them all a spin, including µOS++.
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2019-09-21T03:17:25 < fenugrec> englishman, sup
2019-09-21T03:17:55 < englishman> fenugrec: https://i.redd.it/22dpbmjgesn31.png
2019-09-21T03:18:04 < fenugrec> do I want to click
2019-09-21T03:18:16 < englishman> oui
2019-09-21T03:18:56 < fenugrec> geez
2019-09-21T03:19:12 < fenugrec> I stopped doing that when I was 8
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2019-09-21T04:03:55 < Laurenceb_> muh
2019-09-21T04:04:15 < roomba> private company
2019-09-21T04:04:48 < mawk> you want to boire de la sauce englishman ?
2019-09-21T04:05:04 < Laurenceb_> http://pepe.co.uk/
2019-09-21T04:05:07 < Laurenceb_> haha wtf
2019-09-21T04:05:19 < englishman> mawk: ofc
2019-09-21T04:05:40 < roomba> Laurenceb_: you don't get it?
2019-09-21T04:05:56 < englishman> instead of coffee quebeckers drink St Hubert gravy
2019-09-21T04:06:02 < roomba> Laurenceb_: it's pepe le pew. skunk.
2019-09-21T04:06:18 < roomba> maybe UK people don't have that slang
2019-09-21T04:06:37 < Laurenceb_> pepe the frog
2019-09-21T04:07:10 < mawk> pepe the skunk
2019-09-21T04:07:15 < mawk> he's french
2019-09-21T04:07:21 < roomba> pepe le pew is old looney tunes cartoon
2019-09-21T04:07:53 < roomba> he is the original incel
2019-09-21T04:08:43 < englishman> pépé la putois
2019-09-21T04:09:11 < roomba> mawk: did you see link in -offtopic ?
2019-09-21T04:11:28 < Laurenceb_> I want to know if gcc is cancelled now
2019-09-21T04:12:43 < Laurenceb_> I tried emailing RMS
2019-09-21T04:12:45 < Laurenceb_> bad idea
2019-09-21T04:13:36 < roomba> gcc and all of the devs that have ever contributed to it are all cancelled. even the dead ones have had their graves cancelled.
2019-09-21T04:14:10 < Laurenceb_> >I am not on vacation, but I am at the end of a long time delay. I am
2019-09-21T04:14:10 < Laurenceb_> located somewhere on Earth, but as far as responding to email is concerned,
2019-09-21T04:14:10 < Laurenceb_> I appear to be at the edge of the solar system.
2019-09-21T04:14:37 < roomba> he's probably just having a nervous breakdown
2019-09-21T04:14:56 < roomba> waiting for the hit team to arrive and assist him
2019-09-21T04:15:11 < Laurenceb_> After your message arrives at gnu.org, I will collect it in my next batch of
2019-09-21T04:15:11 < Laurenceb_> incoming mail, some time within the following 24 hours. I will spend much of
2019-09-21T04:15:12 < Laurenceb_> the following day reading that batch of mail and will come across your
2019-09-21T04:15:12 < Laurenceb_> message at some point
2019-09-21T04:15:28 < Laurenceb_> we reached peak autism
2019-09-21T04:15:55 < roomba> men in suits show up... "Microsoft sends its regards."... you hear the sound of silenced pistols.
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2019-09-21T04:25:06 < Laurenceb_> wow these storm area 51 cucks
2019-09-21T04:25:16 < Laurenceb_> what pathetic losers
2019-09-21T04:25:28 < Laurenceb_> even bigger losers than me
2019-09-21T04:26:07 < roomba> they will succeed. they will find aliens. they will fly a UFO.
2019-09-21T04:26:29 < roomba> and when they do, they will realize elon is a noob and finally stop fanboying.
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2019-09-21T12:01:01 < jadew> hmm, got my controleo3 controller set up, first run, it smoked the boards
2019-09-21T12:01:52 < jadew> I wonder now if the profile was wrong or if the temperature probe was off
2019-09-21T12:02:01 < jadew> maybe I should do a run without boards in it
2019-09-21T12:02:17 < Steffanx> lol
2019-09-21T12:02:24 < antto> aww
2019-09-21T12:02:38 < antto> smoked boards, an innovative flavor
2019-09-21T12:02:50 < antto> u'll be rich with this
2019-09-21T12:10:07 < Steffanx> steal the idea antto
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2019-09-21T12:10:53 < antto> i don't put electronics in my oven
2019-09-21T12:12:50 < Steffanx> thats why one has to invest first. get a tiny toaster oven
2019-09-21T12:13:13 < jadew> antto, you should, they're much tastier than if you have them raw
2019-09-21T12:13:46 < antto> no
2019-09-21T12:14:14 < antto> i do have a "party grill" thing, maybe that's similar to a toaster oven
2019-09-21T12:14:49 < antto> but its heat distribution is quite funky
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2019-09-21T12:35:56 < superbia1> morning fuckers
2019-09-21T12:39:13 < Steffanx> We dont deserve you superbia1. Go talk to your new pros
2019-09-21T12:39:28 < superbia1> Steffanx: i bring you recording of swiss dongs 
2019-09-21T12:39:31 < superbia1> Steffanx: wanna see
2019-09-21T12:39:39 < Steffanx> sure
2019-09-21T12:41:11 < superbia1> Steffanx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgvsAX_oadY
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2019-09-21T12:55:02 < Steffanx> ty
2019-09-21T13:03:10 < Steffanx> hows the swisserlife superbia1?
2019-09-21T13:03:31 < superbia1> pretty dank
2019-09-21T13:03:58 < superbia1> how's the queen
2019-09-21T13:05:03 < Steffanx> good i guess. not even asking about the king?
2019-09-21T13:06:28 < superbia1> meh which ultrabook to get?
2019-09-21T13:09:40 < Steffanx> get a macbook
2019-09-21T13:10:05 < superbia1> used ?
2019-09-21T13:10:43 < Steffanx> ofcourse not
2019-09-21T13:11:02 < superbia1> what is with keyboard breaking
2019-09-21T13:11:15 < Steffanx> idk
2019-09-21T13:11:27 < superbia1> is it related to dust or what
2019-09-21T13:11:47 < superbia1> also it's a big deal if I have to leave it in a shop under warranty and be without it
2019-09-21T13:16:45 < superbia1> Steffanx: mind a pm ?
2019-09-21T13:32:39 < Steffanx> Not really..
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2019-09-21T14:08:08 < Jak_o_Shadows> Hmm. Does anyone have a KiCad symbol and footprint for the blue pill board?
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2019-09-21T14:27:40 < srk> Jak_o_Shadows: first result in ddg .. https://github.com/tomaskovacik/kicad-library
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2019-09-21T15:45:27 < qyx> englishman: https://mikrotik.com/products/group/lora-products
2019-09-21T15:45:33 < qyx> did you see?
2019-09-21T15:46:10 < qyx> the bestest routers now support lora
2019-09-21T15:48:47 < roomba> oh plz
2019-09-21T15:49:55 < roomba> mikrotik rulez
2019-09-21T15:50:07 < roomba> but i'm still hell-bent on building my own
2019-09-21T15:50:40 < roomba> though by the time i finish it, verizon's gonna buy 900mhz ISM in the US
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2019-09-21T16:00:08 < qyx> you can buy a prebuilt one
2019-09-21T16:01:53 < roomba> rak sells them too
2019-09-21T16:02:02 < roomba> i don't want a prebuilt one
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2019-09-21T16:16:58 < Laurenceb_> oh wow RMS emailed me
2019-09-21T16:17:07 < dongs> did he tell you you're a pedo
2019-09-21T16:17:11 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-21T16:17:17 < Laurenceb_> he seems angry
2019-09-21T16:17:22 < dongs> at waht'
2019-09-21T16:17:27 < Laurenceb_> Mr ALLCAPS
2019-09-21T16:17:50 < Laurenceb_> THIS IS NOT ABOUT MY EGO, THIS WAS NEVER ABOUT SELF PROMOTION, I DO NOT CARE
2019-09-21T16:18:29 < Laurenceb_> I care only about free software, my position within FSF is inconsequential
2019-09-21T16:19:40 < Laurenceb_> the only question is can FSF stick to the principles I established. Don't try to defend me on twitter, there is no intelligent life to be found there
2019-09-21T16:20:43 < Laurenceb_> based Stallman tbh
2019-09-21T16:21:24 < englishman> qyx: awesome, those are great prices for lorawan concentrators
2019-09-21T16:22:29 < englishman> in fact I think I'll add to cart
2019-09-21T16:22:35 < englishman> thanks!
2019-09-21T16:22:56 < dongs> doesnt LgBT require some FPGA for timing
2019-09-21T16:23:02 < englishman> no
2019-09-21T16:23:07 < dongs> fucking latvians they so smart
2019-09-21T16:23:11 < englishman> that RAK shit uses a failmega
2019-09-21T16:23:19 < dongs> rak shit doesnt support LBT
2019-09-21T16:23:20 < englishman> they are!
2019-09-21T16:23:28 < englishman> oh idk about yurotrash
2019-09-21T16:23:29 < dongs> did you see their new access point
2019-09-21T16:23:43 < dongs> https://mikrotik.com/product/audience
2019-09-21T16:23:46 < englishman> link plz they have over9000 aps
2019-09-21T16:23:48 < dongs> i think ill grab one of these from eurodb
2019-09-21T16:23:51 < dongs> eurodk
2019-09-21T16:23:57 < dongs> to replace my archer c7 shit
2019-09-21T16:24:14 < englishman> oh nice
2019-09-21T16:24:28 < englishman> wtf did I buy this ubnt for
2019-09-21T16:24:43 < dongs> heh my pal bought some ubnt LITE thing
2019-09-21T16:24:47 < dongs> bitching how its shit
2019-09-21T16:24:49 < roomba> "don't try to defend me on twitter. there is no intelligent life to be found there"
2019-09-21T16:25:12 < roomba> s/twitter/the internet
2019-09-21T16:25:17 < roomba> except for dongs
2019-09-21T16:26:15 < roomba> ran mikrotik for a while. routerOS is nice
2019-09-21T16:26:40 < roomba> mikrotik + macbooks do not get a long. i blame it on macbook
2019-09-21T16:26:50 < dongs> who gives a shit about fagbooks
2019-09-21T16:26:52 < dongs> or router os
2019-09-21T16:27:01 < dongs> mikrotik is plug in, click 2-3 things and never touch again
2019-09-21T16:27:02 < roomba> also i somehow managed to blow up two of them
2019-09-21T16:27:06 < Steffanx> or mikrodicks
2019-09-21T16:27:16 < dongs> shit just works
2019-09-21T16:27:17 < Steffanx> -s
2019-09-21T16:27:18 < roomba> the first one was DOA
2019-09-21T16:27:30 < roomba> the second one just died one day
2019-09-21T16:27:39 < dongs> stop buying chink knockoffs
2019-09-21T16:27:43 < dongs> buy direct from latvia
2019-09-21T16:28:02 < englishman> so is riscv any good
2019-09-21T16:28:05 < roomba> mind you i should have known that just because they have metal cases doesn't mean they will survive in a basement
2019-09-21T16:28:09 < dongs> eh, GD32V thing is neat
2019-09-21T16:28:15 < dongs> im basically copypasting STM32 code and using it
2019-09-21T16:28:24 < englishman> so it even has nvic etc
2019-09-21T16:28:26 < englishman> ?
2019-09-21T16:28:28 < BrainDamage> riscv lacks standardized periferials yet
2019-09-21T16:28:35 < englishman> BrainDamage: so does arm
2019-09-21T16:28:36 < dongs> BrainDamage: this is where GD32V comes in
2019-09-21T16:28:37 < englishman> who cares
2019-09-21T16:28:42 < dongs> its literally stm32 periphs
2019-09-21T16:28:50 < dongs> englishman: no the NVIC is called ECLIC or osmething
2019-09-21T16:28:57 < dongs> there's a separate layer of stuff to access taht
2019-09-21T16:29:07 < dongs> i havent done anything wiht interrupts yet. jkust put some crap on screen.
2019-09-21T16:29:26 < englishman> will people actually be able to buy these chips
2019-09-21T16:29:38 < englishman> like 5-10y from now
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2019-09-21T16:30:10 < dongs>     eclic_global_interrupt_enable();
2019-09-21T16:30:10 < dongs>     eclic_priority_group_set(ECLIC_PRIGROUP_LEVEL3_PRIO1);
2019-09-21T16:30:10 < dongs>     
2019-09-21T16:30:10 < dongs>     eclic_irq_enable(USART0_IRQn, 1, 0);
2019-09-21T16:30:13 < dongs> pretty similar.
2019-09-21T16:30:17 < dongs> to nvic shit.
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2019-09-21T16:30:45 < dongs> and i like that GD's stdperiph is all lowercase and pleasing function names
2019-09-21T16:31:00 < dongs> not like fucking ST's LL abortion
2019-09-21T16:31:15 < dongs> ENABLE_THIS_SHITTY_PERIPHERAL_LL();
2019-09-21T16:31:48 < Laurenceb_> wait wut
2019-09-21T16:32:01 < Laurenceb_> GD rewrote the periphlib?
2019-09-21T16:32:03 < Laurenceb_> cringe
2019-09-21T16:32:08 < superbia1> pleaseWriteProperDongs
2019-09-21T16:32:11 < dongs> yeah after ST forced them to rename their shit i guess
2019-09-21T16:32:15 < dongs> whcih is great, c uz they actualyl improved it
2019-09-21T16:32:22 < dongs> its readable and consistent now
2019-09-21T16:32:27 < dongs> and less retarded code
2019-09-21T16:32:43 < Laurenceb_> yeah ST is quite cancerous
2019-09-21T16:33:08 < dongs> http://bcas.tv/paste/results/vTSIN931.html idk if they stole theser names from libcm3 or wahtever
2019-09-21T16:34:03 < Steffanx> not unlikely.
2019-09-21T16:34:32 < dongs> nice thing, BFF setting on GD32 SPI doesn't require peripheral reinit
2019-09-21T16:34:46 < dongs> so i can switch between 8/16bit data modes with a couple instructions
2019-09-21T16:35:51 < dongs> i forget if that was a requirem,ent on F1, it definitely was on F3
2019-09-21T16:36:00 < dongs> that you had to disable SPI before switching mode
2019-09-21T16:41:44 < dongs> ah called DFF in F1
2019-09-21T16:41:48 < dongs> and yeah, SPI must be disabled to switch it
2019-09-21T16:41:51 < dongs> but not on GD32.
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2019-09-21T16:50:05 < englishman> should have called it the nested interrupt gigadevice gateway application
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2019-09-21T17:04:36 < Steffanx> lolyou
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2019-09-21T17:27:28 < qyx> also
2019-09-21T17:27:40 < qyx> englishman: they have som LTE base stations too with VoLTE and stuff
2019-09-21T17:27:48 < qyx> but idk if it is ~legal in the EU
2019-09-21T17:28:01 < qyx> I mean, of course it is if you pay
2019-09-21T17:28:10 < englishman> my cell phone provider runs those so I don't have to
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2019-09-21T18:12:26 < Laurenceb_> cant pick cotton with a gigadevice
2019-09-21T18:15:23 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/assets/48895.0/1583315.jpg
2019-09-21T18:15:27 < Laurenceb_> Musk at wurk
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2019-09-21T18:36:05 < Cracki> kek https://twitter.com/SwanOfTuonela/status/1167216440119873536
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2019-09-21T23:06:10 < karlp> dongs: gd32 has support in locm3, so yeah, looks fine?
2019-09-21T23:09:21 < karlp> only one of the gd32 families so far though, at least in our own master fork
2019-09-21T23:09:22 < englishman> this is gd31
2019-09-21T23:09:22 < englishman> er
2019-09-21T23:09:22 < englishman> FUCKING assdroid kb
2019-09-21T23:09:22 < englishman> gd32V, riscv
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2019-09-21T23:13:33 < karlp> yeah, one guy who did some gd32 stuff in locm3 wants to pu gd32v in too, but I'm nto sure if it will fit wwell. he's going to try it and see.
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2019-09-21T23:22:34  * karlp wonders how much back scroll is worth looking at
2019-09-21T23:22:43 < karlp> last night of holidays....
2019-09-21T23:24:56 < englishman> not much going on in this channel
2019-09-21T23:31:24 < qyx> riscv is not cm3 anymore
2019-09-21T23:32:05 < qyx> maybe it should be renamed to libopenall, it sounds good
2019-09-21T23:38:34 < karlp> qyx: hence not really thinking it fits well. motivation is that the peripheral support code is "same" just s/arm-none-eabi/riscv-blah-wop/g
2019-09-21T23:40:09 < karlp> so is aandrew full time west coast boi now?
2019-09-21T23:46:10 < karlp> hrm, must resist getting into bullshit until I'm bak at work.
2019-09-21T23:46:22 < karlp> stupid open source people churning things for churn sake
2019-09-21T23:46:22 < englishman> post cat pix instead
2019-09-21T23:46:39 < karlp> I'm not sure whether to be amused by that or annoyed :)
2019-09-21T23:49:20 < karlp> here, does this work? https://imgur.com/a/Guwvzil
2019-09-21T23:51:07 < antto> i don't see the cat
2019-09-21T23:51:19 < englishman> karlbeer
2019-09-21T23:51:40 < karlp> englishman: of tthe two big croat beers, I have an obvious team favourite :)
2019-09-21T23:52:14 < antto> https://i.imgur.com/4s5a7J8.jpg
2019-09-21T23:52:15 < karlp> did anything cool happen at area 51?
2019-09-21T23:53:02 < zyp> dongs, the stuff arrived the other day, thought you said it would be sent to 116
2019-09-21T23:53:02 < karlp> croat cats, or at least, dalmatian cats looked noticeable different to our cats. that's all the cat news I can share.
2019-09-21T23:53:22 < zyp> after I went and picked it up, I noticed it had $oldaddr
2019-09-21T23:53:25 < zyp> 4B
2019-09-21T23:53:48 < zyp> also doesn't matter since they both end up at the same post office
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2019-09-22T00:34:40 < qyx> heh dar ječma
2019-09-22T00:37:12 < karlp> I've been a tourist here for two weeks, I can manage "hvala" and that's about it....
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2019-09-22T00:40:04 < qyx> "dar ječma s hrvatskih polja" is "dar jačmena z chorvátskych polí" in .sk
2019-09-22T00:40:09 < qyx> so I kind of understand
2019-09-22T00:41:59 < Steffanx> For some reason i always think you are from .cz
2019-09-22T00:42:03 < specing> ječma?
2019-09-22T00:42:19 < specing> Is that really a croatian word?
2019-09-22T00:42:19 < antto> https://i.imgur.com/yLGF4WV.mp4
2019-09-22T00:42:55 < Steffanx> lol antto
2019-09-22T00:45:20 < karlp> sk is slovakia though right?
2019-09-22T00:45:27 < karlp> that's like... 4 countries away.
2019-09-22T00:45:31 < qyx> yes
2019-09-22T00:45:46 < qyx> actually .hr, .hu, .sk
2019-09-22T00:45:57 < karlp> we managed a double the other day. drove to triest via slovenia for the afternoon, got tickets in both countries :)
2019-09-22T00:45:57 < qyx> or through slovenia and austria
2019-09-22T00:46:25 < BrainDamage> there's actually a super weird thing where hungarian and finnish have the same root
2019-09-22T00:46:27 < karlp> lunch in .si? or .sl? and then pre dinner drinks in .it
2019-09-22T00:46:50 < Steffanx> its both gibberish BrainDamage.
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2019-09-22T00:47:13 < karlp> trieste was better than I expected. and way mor eheavy industry fallout than rijeka, despite what BrainDamage said, at least on the roads we drove...
2019-09-22T00:47:44 < antto> NSFW: https://i.imgur.com/FoEJQcS.mp4
2019-09-22T00:47:47 < BrainDamage> more or less?
2019-09-22T00:48:12 < karlp> trieste had more disused wasteland
2019-09-22T00:48:17 < karlp> rijeka had less.
2019-09-22T00:48:25 < karlp> but we just drove through rijeka on the freeway.
2019-09-22T00:48:49 < BrainDamage> trieste is pretty industrial, yes, especially slighy past the city center
2019-09-22T00:48:50 < karlp> triest had way more, way bigger, way.... everything, but some reallllly nice rusty dead industry skeletons
2019-09-22T00:48:53 < BrainDamage> there's a big refinery
2019-09-22T00:49:05 < BrainDamage> near venice too
2019-09-22T00:49:44 < BrainDamage> rijeka is a nightmare for the traffic if you go through
2019-09-22T00:49:57 < karlp> got a nice squat toilet in triest too, hadn't seen them since I was in turkey
2019-09-22T00:50:10 < karlp> rijeka was perfectly smooth for us traffic wise at least.
2019-09-22T00:50:21 < karlp> we just freewayed all the way through. 
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2019-09-22T00:50:33 < BrainDamage> yeah, the traffic's inside
2019-09-22T00:50:42 < qyx> aren't squat toilets quite common in italy too?
2019-09-22T00:50:52 < BrainDamage> in old buildings, yes
2019-09-22T00:50:55 < qyx> at least I encountered them along highways
2019-09-22T00:51:26 < qyx> or idk if it is actually squat toilet, just a hole in the floor
2019-09-22T00:51:57 < BrainDamage> there should be risers for the feet and possibily a corrugated surface to prevent slip
2019-09-22T00:52:04 < BrainDamage> and hopefully water drainage ...
2019-09-22T00:52:06 < karlp> last time I was in italy I got a lot of toilets that had no seats, but were still "western" but this was straight up classic squat.
2019-09-22T00:52:15 < karlp> yeah, "proper" squat, not jus a hole.
2019-09-22T00:52:28 < BrainDamage> yeah, toilet vandalism is rampant here
2019-09-22T00:52:56 < BrainDamage> most people just plain refuse to enter a toilet that doesn't have a caretaker
2019-09-22T00:53:02 < karlp> yeah, that was how the lack of seats was explained to me around napoli
2019-09-22T01:14:41 < roomba> midieval kings and nobles were rife with disease and mental disorder due to their lavish lifestyles. contemporary western culture is like, "we can live like that, and just take pills to solve all the problems of such a lifestyle"
2019-09-22T01:19:06 < karlp> was there an intro to that comment I missed?
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2019-09-22T01:24:11  * catphish valdalizes karlp's toilet
2019-09-22T01:28:45 < kakimir32>  shit in it like a hippo?
2019-09-22T01:30:16 < Cracki> they do that propeller thing with their tails
2019-09-22T01:31:55 < roomba> karlp: it was in the context of toilet bowls vs. holes in the ground.
2019-09-22T01:32:08 < Steffanx> Nah roomba is our new o6, karlp  
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2019-09-22T01:52:08 < jadew> lol antto 
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2019-09-22T02:32:48 < jadew> wth is toilet vandalism?
2019-09-22T02:33:13 < jadew> and why are other toilet goers afraid of it? are they getting picked on?
2019-09-22T02:33:23 < jadew> or it's because of the state the toilets are in?
2019-09-22T02:34:19 < roomba> typically walmart employees will "vandalize" all the toilets except one, and smear hepatitis over it.
2019-09-22T02:34:27 < roomba> they're just doing thier job
2019-09-22T02:34:47 < jadew> so toilet vandalizing it's a think in the US too?
2019-09-22T02:34:56 < jadew> they destroy the toilets?
2019-09-22T02:35:09 < mawk> they misuse the toilet
2019-09-22T02:35:16 < jadew> they shit on the floor?
2019-09-22T02:35:16 < roomba> yea it's not really vandalism
2019-09-22T02:35:19 < mawk> like they forget there is a button for flushing
2019-09-22T02:35:27 < jadew> right
2019-09-22T02:35:32 < roomba> it's more like the majority of people have no basic hiegene
2019-09-22T02:36:14 < roomba> just think. you're sitting on a seat that someone else had their bare ass on
2019-09-22T02:36:21 < roomba> only minutes prior
2019-09-22T02:36:29 < jadew> I am not
2019-09-22T02:36:34 < roomba> and in the US, those people are sweatting HIV and herpes and hepatitis
2019-09-22T02:36:47 < roomba> some of them might even have open sores on their ass
2019-09-22T02:37:01 < jadew> I put toilet paper on the seat even if it's in a luxury location
2019-09-22T02:37:11 < roomba> you sit there, and the poures of your skin are soaking that shit up - and it eventually reaches your blood stream
2019-09-22T02:37:40 < mawk> lol
2019-09-22T02:37:46 < roomba> jadew: same
2019-09-22T02:37:53 < roomba> i have it down to a science
2019-09-22T02:37:54 < mawk> some toxins go through skin, but not really bacteria
2019-09-22T02:37:59 < mawk> I think
2019-09-22T02:38:14 < mawk> but the dirtiness sticks to the skin
2019-09-22T02:38:17 < mawk> you carry it everywhere
2019-09-22T02:38:24 < jadew> correct, also most viruses don't make it through the skin
2019-09-22T02:38:30 < jadew> certainly not the ones he listed
2019-09-22T02:38:53 < jadew> and you don't find them in bodily liquids either
2019-09-22T02:39:01 < jadew> maybe herpes
2019-09-22T02:39:48 < roomba> i'm not willing to take the chance
2019-09-22T02:39:58 < roomba> how would you study it?
2019-09-22T02:40:18 < roomba> maybe it's possible to train apes to sit on a toilet?
2019-09-22T02:40:34 < roomba> you can't exactly tell a test group of humans "here sit on this AIDS toilet"
2019-09-22T02:40:49 < mawk> take herpes cream and put it on guantanamo prisoners as part of an underground military study
2019-09-22T02:40:55 < mawk> like they always do in the US
2019-09-22T02:41:26 < roomba> that's not a controlled enough environment
2019-09-22T02:41:52 < roomba> how do we know if the herpes came from the cream on the toilet seat or from another inmate or a guard?
2019-09-22T02:42:23 < roomba> nature is cruel. human nature is nature.
2019-09-22T02:42:58 < roomba> so it's plausible that even gitmo guards are raping inmates on the regular
2019-09-22T02:44:50 < jadew> odds are it's not even rape
2019-09-22T02:45:21 < jadew> anyway, let's change the subject
2019-09-22T02:46:13 < jadew> what are some new and good movies?
2019-09-22T02:46:26 < roomba> that is an invalid question
2019-09-22T02:50:48 < jadew> I hate VAT
2019-09-22T02:51:24 < jadew> my mouser order is exactly the amount I have available to spend
2019-09-22T02:51:29 < jadew> but that's before VAT
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2019-09-22T02:55:11 < R2COM> just decided to look here and scroll back a bit and got already disgusted
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2019-09-22T03:21:03 < englishman> R2COM: I agree, no innovators here anymore
2019-09-22T03:24:39 < jadew> I innovated all day, now I need to chill
2019-09-22T03:33:03 < Laurenceb_> babbyshake doesnt count as innovation
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2019-09-22T05:03:56 < Cracki> has everyone googled "iiraw" yet
2019-09-22T05:09:12 < Laurenceb_> kek yeah saw that on friday
2019-09-22T05:09:15 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/assets/48894.0/1583410.jpg
2019-09-22T05:10:39 < Cracki> looks anally invasive
2019-09-22T05:12:30 < Laurenceb_> Elons Musk
2019-09-22T05:18:43 < roomba> Elongated Muskrat, savior of techbros, housepet of the Elysium Class
2019-09-22T05:30:21 < Laurenceb_> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49781137
2019-09-22T05:33:46 < dongs> wat
2019-09-22T05:34:21 < Laurenceb_> just britbong things
2019-09-22T05:36:07 < Cracki> can you please give a decent description of these dumb fucking bbc links with irrelevant slugs?
2019-09-22T05:36:28 < Cracki> such as <title>Labour conference: Menopausal women 'should get flexible work hours'</title>
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2019-09-22T10:33:21 < antto> <whatdafuq.gif>
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2019-09-22T10:44:34 < antto> https://i.imgur.com/FpeJN3z.gif
2019-09-22T10:46:10 < jly> everytime I use a public toilet I see the end result of somebody who probably did that
2019-09-22T10:46:27 < jly> it's fucking feral
2019-09-22T10:46:55 < antto> the discussion earlier was toilet vandalizm x_x
2019-09-22T10:47:46 < antto> https://i.imgur.com/SPYrCUQ.gif
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2019-09-22T10:51:00 < Steffanx> Your negative attitudes doesnt help at all mr englishman. It's not that you really contribute (me neither but.. ).
2019-09-22T10:51:10 < Steffanx> Attitude*
2019-09-22T10:51:34 < antto> it's usually cloudy in england, so he's eggscused
2019-09-22T10:52:46 < jly> sounds all fucked up
2019-09-22T10:53:21 < Steffanx> Yeah
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2019-09-22T10:55:47 < englishman> good morning steffy
2019-09-22T10:56:35 < jly> hi sir
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2019-09-22T11:51:54 < Steffanx> Gooday
2019-09-22T11:55:42 < nuxil> morning
2019-09-22T11:55:43 < roomba> Gooday Steffanay. It's time to parlay the sway of the day. stm32 for work not play.
2019-09-22T12:11:30 < antto> such much poetry
2019-09-22T12:13:50 < Steffanx> Still doesn't beat jly's rap
2019-09-22T12:14:04 < antto> he raps?
2019-09-22T12:14:32 < Steffanx> https://github.com/karlp/zypsnips/blob/master/stm32-rap.txt
2019-09-22T12:14:38 < antto> ooh
2019-09-22T12:15:16 < antto> hahaah
2019-09-22T12:15:54 < antto> i see senpai has contributed to protect this precious chunk of history
2019-09-22T12:16:28 < antto> so his heart is affected by art, so it's not made of cold stone
2019-09-22T12:17:48 < nuxil> check out Monzy for nerd rap :p
2019-09-22T12:17:54 < antto> unfortunately, jly's rap is too specialized in a niche topic, it's not gonna be understood by the mass audience
2019-09-22T12:22:45 < Steffanx> This rap comes from a time certain people were still self employed. Now they're all corporate monkeys. Which creates a different kind of (in)sanity.
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2019-09-22T12:43:18 < antto> who was self-employed?
2019-09-22T12:43:40 < antto> and does that mean he'd do projects for things he's interested in?
2019-09-22T12:45:55 < Steffanx> The rapper.
2019-09-22T12:54:19 < jly> pumper
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2019-09-22T13:01:15 < Steffanx> That too
2019-09-22T13:16:53 < englishman> jly used to fix electronics for the betterment of mankind. now he does it for a paycheque and a bmw
2019-09-22T13:17:12 < Steffanx> BMW? Wut? 
2019-09-22T13:17:38 < Steffanx> In my world hes more the Toyota type
2019-09-22T13:21:00 < antto> bmw does sounds plausible to me
2019-09-22T13:21:38 < antto> but japan is closer to australia i think
2019-09-22T13:23:22 < antto> my cat is doing parkour indoors again
2019-09-22T13:23:23 < Steffanx> It's not about closer. It's about the person.
2019-09-22T13:23:45 < antto> toyotas might be cheaper there
2019-09-22T13:23:46 < Steffanx> Time for a recording
2019-09-22T13:26:07 < jly> I'm an engineer not a repair guy ffs
2019-09-22T13:26:56 < antto> Steffanx ur such a yellow paper
2019-09-22T13:27:13 < antto> loirens should quote you
2019-09-22T13:27:58 < Steffanx> I've no clue what a yellow paper is supposed to be antto  
2019-09-22T13:28:09 < antto> jly so, were you working on things you like?
2019-09-22T13:28:33 < Steffanx> Jly is a corporate monkey now.
2019-09-22T13:29:46 < Steffanx> How much time do you have antto ? You should clear you schedule before you ask such question
2019-09-22T13:31:20 < antto> it was a "yes/no" question
2019-09-22T13:31:39 < Steffanx> Are you sure.
2019-09-22T13:31:54 < antto> abso-f*ckin-lutely
2019-09-22T13:32:07 < Steffanx> Goos good
2019-09-22T13:32:13 < Steffanx> d.
2019-09-22T13:32:21 < antto> what goos?
2019-09-22T13:32:28 < antto> goose?
2019-09-22T13:33:22 < Steffanx> Typo. Good, mate.
2019-09-22T13:44:52 < srk> heh, l475 has sram2 at weird address
2019-09-22T13:45:18 < srk> not right after sram1
2019-09-22T13:46:43 < Steffanx> Better get into lpc when  you enjoy this feature
2019-09-22T13:47:42 < srk> :D quite the opposite
2019-09-22T13:48:07 < srk> how do I tell linker to use both automagically?
2019-09-22T13:48:27 < srk> __atribute(section(..? /o\
2019-09-22T14:00:59 < zyp> I don't think there's an easy way to spread symbols from one section across multiple discontiguous memory blocks
2019-09-22T14:01:27 < zyp> but you can of course put different sections in different blocks
2019-09-22T14:01:43 < zyp> .data, .bss, heap and stack can all be in different blocks
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2019-09-22T14:19:05 < catphish> grr my usb endpoint is too slow, i need to learn how to double buffering
2019-09-22T14:33:23 < zyp> really? IME it's easy enough to refill the buffer before the host repolls
2019-09-22T14:33:49 < zyp> but of course it depends on the latency of your application and everything
2019-09-22T14:44:24 < dongs> sup dongs
2019-09-22T14:44:39 < zyp> sup sup
2019-09-22T14:44:43 < srk> sup
2019-09-22T14:45:25 < Steffanx> tha sky
2019-09-22T14:46:24 < Steffanx> there?
2019-09-22T14:49:25 < Steffanx> that's not much
2019-09-22T14:55:14 < srk> zyp: pretty much, I only put .data and heap to ccm if available
2019-09-22T14:55:41 < srk> is .data + .bss good indicator of sram usage?
2019-09-22T14:56:42 < zyp> depends how much stack and heap you're using
2019-09-22T14:57:01 < srk> indeed
2019-09-22T14:57:06 < zyp> .data + .bss makes up static sram usage, stack and heap makes up dynamic
2019-09-22T14:57:33 < srk> wish there was a better way to inspect binaries than objdum
2019-09-22T14:58:12 < zyp> size?
2019-09-22T14:59:51 < srk> yeah but that won't tell me which parts of the program are using the most mem
2019-09-22T15:00:43 < srk> ah, nm & size
2019-09-22T15:02:52 < catphish> zyp: interesting, i got the impression from the docs that it simply wasn't possible to do full speed that way
2019-09-22T15:04:31 < catphish> i'm trying to send around 4Mbps, it's mostly ok but sometimes my buffer overflows
2019-09-22T15:05:02 < catphish> i realise that bulk transfer speed isn't guarenteed, but i feel that 4Mbps should be maintainable with a modest buffer
2019-09-22T15:05:20 < catphish> i'm using an 8kB buffer and 64k packets
2019-09-22T15:05:26 < catphish> *64 byte packets
2019-09-22T15:06:45 < zyp>  FS USB has a theoretical maximum of about 9.7 MB/s of actual throughput
2019-09-22T15:07:07 < zyp> 19 packets of 64B each per frame
2019-09-22T15:07:24 < catphish> maybe i'm just pushing it too far streaming at 4Mbit
2019-09-22T15:07:48 < zyp> sorry, Mb/s, 1.2 MB/s
2019-09-22T15:08:03 < zyp> I don't see any reason it shouldn't be able to do 4 Mb/s
2019-09-22T15:08:21 < catphish> for the most part it works, but sometimes it can't keep up
2019-09-22T15:08:25 < catphish> i guess that's to be expected :(
2019-09-22T15:08:28 < zyp> I haven't done any benchmarks myself on what I can do
2019-09-22T15:08:36 < catphish> since the throughput is never guarenteed
2019-09-22T15:08:47 < zyp> well, that's the point of bulk
2019-09-22T15:09:00 < zyp> if you want guaranteed capacity, go with isochronous
2019-09-22T15:10:28 < catphish> i haven't looked at isochronous
2019-09-22T15:11:34 < catphish> perhaps i'll look again at whether double buffering is actually required to maximize throughput
2019-09-22T15:11:37 < catphish> i believed it was
2019-09-22T15:12:25 < catphish> but i can't think of any sane reason it should be, as long as you fill the buffer before the next poll
2019-09-22T15:13:49 < catphish> i fear my requirements are probably just unrealistic
2019-09-22T15:14:20 < catphish> while 4Mbps is possible in theory, relying on it is clearly a problem
2019-09-22T15:24:26 < srk> zyp: FreeRTOSes heap_5 can span multiple regions - https://www.freertos.org/a00111.html#heap_5
2019-09-22T15:26:14 < catphish> looks like an isochronous endpoint with a 512 byte payload would achieve 4Mbps
2019-09-22T15:26:35 < catphish> and since i'm streaming, that makes sense, i'll try it
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2019-09-22T16:27:08 < Laurenceb_>  we should recognize our privilege, recognize using "Linux" as a microagression against RMS and recognize our failure to protect RMS' feeling
2019-09-22T16:30:30 < roomba> Laurenceb_: you start.
2019-09-22T16:34:28 < catphish> linus should finish his OS we we don't need to combine it with that GNU nonsense :)
2019-09-22T16:34:56 < catphish> iso transfers in libisb seem less trivial than bulk ones :(
2019-09-22T16:35:16 < Laurenceb_> https://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=14839288&cid=59222546
2019-09-22T16:35:26 < roomba> just install windows
2019-09-22T16:35:54 < roomba> linux is for unproductive neckbeard virgins anyway. install win10 and clean your room. start working out. get a girlfriend and a job.
2019-09-22T16:35:54 < con3> nah linux and kicad for the win
2019-09-22T16:35:56  * con3 hides
2019-09-22T16:36:19 < catphish> zyp: i understand why double buffering is needed to fast bulk transfers, there simply isn't *any* time between 2 bulk transfers in a row that you could use to refill the buffer
2019-09-22T16:37:51  * con3 lives through a hangover
2019-09-22T16:38:03 < Laurenceb_> cringe https://www.tomshardware.com/news/oracle-raspberry-pi-supercomputer,40412.html
2019-09-22T16:38:19 < catphish> isochronous packets would likely be fine (and well suited to this kind of streaming) but not sure how to implement them in libusb
2019-09-22T16:38:37 < Laurenceb_> I thought that was quite simple
2019-09-22T16:39:06 < catphish> 1,060 raspberry Pis really doesn't seem like much computing power
2019-09-22T16:39:11 < Laurenceb_> iirc I got that far with babbyshake before realising configuring AC97 compatible soundcards was a massive pita
2019-09-22T16:39:16 < Laurenceb_> catphish: yeah
2019-09-22T16:39:30 < catphish> there are probably 2U servers that would shit on that supercomputer
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2019-09-22T16:39:45 < Laurenceb_> so I made babbyshake work with systemd trickery
2019-09-22T16:40:27 < catphish> at least they used Pi 3B+, a reasonably powerful arm soc
2019-09-22T16:40:38 < Laurenceb_> embedded lunix is just wrong
2019-09-22T16:41:01 < Laurenceb_> apparently spacex use it on their rockets, the mind boggles
2019-09-22T16:41:09 < catphish> i've never really understood the concept of "embedded" linux
2019-09-22T16:41:24 < catphish> i mean, it's just linux right?
2019-09-22T16:41:28 < Laurenceb_> maybe that is just a psyop to fuck with competitors
2019-09-22T16:42:01 < catphish> i'm using this ruby libusb interface, can't quite work out how to make an iso transfer and use it
2019-09-22T16:42:29 < dongs> catphish: you should kill yourself first
2019-09-22T16:42:49 < catphish> maybe i will
2019-09-22T16:43:20 < catphish> but i won't, because usb works now, so i'm pretty happy
2019-09-22T16:44:32 < catphish> oo the test suite has examples, yay
2019-09-22T16:45:55 < dongs> does lunix even support isoch
2019-09-22T16:46:30 < catphish> i think so, does windows?
2019-09-22T16:58:48 < dongs> yes
2019-09-22T16:58:51 < dongs> perfectly well
2019-09-22T16:59:12 < dongs> https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/usbcon/getting-set-up-to-use-windows-devices-usb
2019-09-22T17:02:51 < catphish> lovely, might work out how to do that in libusb
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2019-09-22T17:53:45 < Laurenceb_> lunix
2019-09-22T18:06:55 < Laurenceb_> beagleboner
2019-09-22T18:11:08 < antto> kicad ftw
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2019-09-22T18:39:27 < catphish> but seriously, what is wrong with you people
2019-09-22T18:41:36 < jpa-> what's not wrong with us?
2019-09-22T18:42:20 < antto> our choice of internet communication is not wrong
2019-09-22T18:42:46 < catphish> yes i see
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2019-09-22T19:09:55 < Laurenceb_> catphish: nothing wrong with me
2019-09-22T19:10:56 < catphish> Laurenceb_: excellent
2019-09-22T19:11:06 < Laurenceb_> kek
2019-09-22T19:11:16 < catphish> of course i don't believe you
2019-09-22T19:11:20 < Steffanx> There?
2019-09-22T19:15:47 < catphish> ugh, this double buffered flow is complex
2019-09-22T19:17:17 < Laurenceb_> oh yeah that
2019-09-22T19:17:27 < Laurenceb_> I never finished that
2019-09-22T19:17:46 < Laurenceb_> sorry - I discovered the AC97 issues before I got buffering solved
2019-09-22T19:24:40 < Steffanx> Who does mems data over audio anyway?
2019-09-22T19:25:01 < Steffanx> How much time would you have saved if you've done some custom usb stuff Laurenceb_?
2019-09-22T19:25:16 < Laurenceb_> none
2019-09-22T19:25:28 < Steffanx> It was all wasted?
2019-09-22T19:25:29 < Laurenceb_> audio is much faster
2019-09-22T19:26:05 < Laurenceb_> yes, babbyshake is a waste of time
2019-09-22T19:26:09 < Steffanx> much faster as in development time? 
2019-09-22T19:26:10 < Steffanx> No way.
2019-09-22T19:27:06 < Laurenceb_> yes
2019-09-22T19:27:24 < Laurenceb_> no need for libusb crazyness
2019-09-22T19:28:05 < Steffanx> whokay. iirc you had a shitload of trouble with the audio part on the host side
2019-09-22T19:28:28 < Laurenceb_> not really - it was more the gui and stuff
2019-09-22T19:28:39 < Laurenceb_> and incorrect st documentation for their usb stack
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2019-09-22T19:35:03 < englishman> *was a waste of time
2019-09-22T19:37:48 < Laurenceb_> yeah, its over v soon
2019-09-22T19:40:46 < jpa-> babby finally shut up?
2019-09-22T19:40:50 < Laurenceb_> Elons Musk https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/assets/48895.0/1583492.jpg
2019-09-22T19:41:00 < Laurenceb_> jpa-:next month it runs out of moneyz
2019-09-22T19:43:24 < Laurenceb_> maybe I will work on le space runway
2019-09-22T19:43:25 < jpa-> what will you shake next?
2019-09-22T19:43:26 < jpa-> dongs?
2019-09-22T19:43:41 < Laurenceb_> or maybe I will work with Justin Trudeau 
2019-09-22T19:44:02 < Thorn> you will shake him until he stops crying?
2019-09-22T19:44:13 < catphish> the documentation on this usb double buffering seems quite good, but at the same time i just can't picture how the process is supposed to work
2019-09-22T19:44:48 < Laurenceb_> Thorn: I will work with his insider trading companies
2019-09-22T19:50:47 < catphish> i don't know if anyone's implemented this in the open sources
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2019-09-22T19:53:03 < catphish> specifically i can't really work out how one can give *both* buffers to the hardware peripheral, since it seems that it would be necessary to do so in order to allow it to move seamlessly from one to the other
2019-09-22T19:54:37 < Steffanx> someone must have done it.
2019-09-22T19:54:41 < Cracki> you give each in turn
2019-09-22T19:55:14 < Cracki> damn, I forgot what I read on it already...
2019-09-22T19:56:10 < Cracki> the trick seemed to be that the interrupt that handles a received block hands the empty buffer to the peripheral quickly, and processing the received block can take the appropriate time
2019-09-22T19:56:30 < Thorn> someone told me that if a part is specified from -40°C it doesn't mean it will start up at 40°C. is it actually true?
2019-09-22T19:56:44 < Cracki> there were two bits you juggle to indicate to the peripheral if the buffer is good to use or not (flow control)
2019-09-22T19:57:17 < Cracki> I think you actually did tell the peripheral about both buffers, but those flags govern flow
2019-09-22T19:57:19 < catphish> the problem i'm seeing is that there are 2 bits, one says which buffer the hardware is using, and one says which buffer the software is using, at the moment the hardware finishes using one, it'll want to use the other, but it can't because the software is still marked as using it
2019-09-22T19:57:30 < Cracki> Thorn, storage or operating?
2019-09-22T19:57:40 < catphish> you can't get "ahead" and hand the second buffer to the hardware in advance
2019-09-22T19:57:41 < Thorn> operational temperature range
2019-09-22T19:58:18 < Cracki> catphish, the hardware has a little time for a handler to run before it actually needs the new buffer... I think
2019-09-22T19:58:59 < Cracki> Thorn, one could argue that operating doesn't include startup but that's silly. I think if it doesn't start up within operating temperature, it's faulty
2019-09-22T19:59:26 < Thorn> apparently these requirements are different for commercial vs military grade parts
2019-09-22T19:59:28 < Cracki> external crystal might have different operating temp
2019-09-22T19:59:35 < Cracki> yes, binning
2019-09-22T19:59:41 < Thorn> no sources were provided to me though
2019-09-22T19:59:53 < Thorn> so I'm trying to find them if they exist
2019-09-22T19:59:54 < Cracki> so someone made shit up? :P
2019-09-22T20:00:06 < Cracki> is there at least authority behind the one who claims these things?
2019-09-22T20:01:06 < Cracki> catphish, if one bit is for "used by software", you just set that the other way so the next buffer isn't used by software, so the peripheral can use the buffer?
2019-09-22T20:01:14 < Cracki> it had this truth table. one state was illegal.
2019-09-22T20:04:03 < catphish> Cracki: the problem in my mind is that by setting it the other way, you're then telling it that you're using the previous buffer (the one the hardware needs to use first)
2019-09-22T20:04:26 < catphish> Cracki: ideally you'd want to flip the bit after the hardware has committed to using the first buffer, but before it needs the second one
2019-09-22T20:04:41 < Cracki> you have the RM in front of you?
2019-09-22T20:04:44 < catphish> yes
2019-09-22T20:06:07 < catphish> RM0394 page 1530
2019-09-22T20:09:56 < Cracki> When the application packet buffer usage is over, the software toggles the SW_BUF bit, writing ‘1 to it, to notify the USB peripheral about the availability of that buffer
2019-09-22T20:10:26 < Cracki> in my rm (0316) but I guess it's similar/same
2019-09-22T20:11:07 < Cracki> this implies that it goes from "claiming" this buffer, to claiming the currently peripheral-"owned" one
2019-09-22T20:11:22 < Cracki> those words aren't right, but close to right
2019-09-22T20:11:44 < Cracki> those are just bits. their meaning is only defined as a group
2019-09-22T20:13:03 < Cracki> their "truth tables" might not be explaining the reality that well
2019-09-22T20:13:11 < Cracki> this needs a state machine
2019-09-22T20:14:23 < Cracki> STAT bits are involved too
2019-09-22T20:15:46 < catphish> i was thinking that by writing SW_BUF, you'd end up creating the situation where SW_BUF==DTOG
2019-09-22T20:16:16 < Cracki> consider when you do that, and when the peripheral does it
2019-09-22T20:16:21 < catphish> the manual states indeed "the software toggles the SW_BUF bit, writing ‘1 to it, to notify the USB peripheral about the availability of that buffer" but the truth tables imply that this is a bad ide
2019-09-22T20:16:21 < Cracki> that makes a difference
2019-09-22T20:16:23 < catphish> *idea
2019-09-22T20:16:34 < Cracki> this is shit documentation
2019-09-22T20:16:50 < Cracki> I'd experiment, see if it works
2019-09-22T20:16:59 < Cracki> also hunt for code that claims to work with double buffering...
2019-09-22T20:17:23 < catphish> yeah i guess i'll carry on looking and experimenting and put the RM down for a whil
2019-09-22T20:17:25 < catphish> thanks!
2019-09-22T20:17:55 < Cracki> don't trust me. I haven't done this, only looked at it and then gave up caring becaue what I have has been good enough
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2019-09-22T20:21:37 < Cracki> this claims double buffering. steal from it? https://github.com/dmitrystu/libusb_stm32
2019-09-22T20:22:50 < Cracki> code could be nicer too. and doesn't mention SW_BUF anywhere explicitly
2019-09-22T20:23:00 < Cracki> ah, "SWBUF"
2019-09-22T20:35:22 < catphish> ideal, thanks, will take a look now
2019-09-22T20:36:29 < catphish> it even has al l433 specific driver :)
2019-09-22T20:45:30 < catphish> his write code writes to the buffer and toggles SW_BUF as you'd expect, the only problem is i don't see anything to indicate the readiness of the device to accept the write
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2019-09-22T20:45:57 < catphish> i'm sure it's there though
2019-09-22T20:49:55 < catphish> i think this is all a lot simpler than i first imagined
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2019-09-22T20:54:35 < Steffanx> Whats wrong with you catphish?
2019-09-22T20:54:54 < catphish> Steffanx: i blame my parents
2019-09-22T20:55:11 < Steffanx> Aha. The bad gene pool?
2019-09-22T20:55:26 < catphish> yep
2019-09-22T20:56:11 < Steffanx> You can always go for a afterbirth abortion, but .. not sure if i should suggest that :P
2019-09-22T20:56:55 < catphish> is that allowed in the 101st trimester?
2019-09-22T20:57:33 < Steffanx> idk much about british laws, sorry
2019-09-22T21:22:18 < zyp> fucking label printer bullshit
2019-09-22T21:22:33 < Thorn> Steffanx suddenly sounds like he escaped from #-offtopic
2019-09-22T21:22:53 < zyp> for some reason Brother has decided to replace the 102mm wide tape I've been using with a 103mm wide tape
2019-09-22T21:24:56 < Steffanx> i escaped aaages ago Thorn
2019-09-22T21:25:41 < Steffanx> and ##*-offtopic was more your thing
2019-09-22T21:27:09 < Steffanx> and 103 doesnt fit, zyp?
2019-09-22T21:28:40 < Cracki> if brother did that, they did it because it still fits in their devices (or they're dumb) so you aren't using a brother device
2019-09-22T21:29:04 < Cracki> wanna install a razor blade that shaves off a millimeter?
2019-09-22T21:30:07 < Steffanx> what does mr zyp use the labels for that the extra 1mm is an issue?
2019-09-22T21:30:16 < zyp> Steffanx, it does, but original firmware and drivers for my printer didn't support it
2019-09-22T21:30:22 < Steffanx> ah
2019-09-22T21:30:31 < zyp> and the upgrade process was silly as fuck
2019-09-22T21:30:41 < Steffanx> windows only?
2019-09-22T21:30:53 < zyp> nah, just underdocumented
2019-09-22T21:31:26 < zyp> anyway, I kinda got it to work, now the only issue left is that the paper size selections are broken
2019-09-22T21:31:54 < zyp> if I select the old 102mm-sized labels I've always been using, printer complains about wrong paper size and won't print
2019-09-22T21:32:19 < zyp> and if I select the new 103mm option, it also complains, because for some fucked up reason that's apparently 104mm
2019-09-22T21:33:17 < zyp> so I need to make a new custom paper size, and those are not available in the Chrome print menu, so it kinda breaks my workflow
2019-09-22T21:37:53 < zyp> but whatever, if they're gonna be like that I'm just gonna buy some clone rolls of the 102mm tape
2019-09-22T21:37:56 < zyp> https://www.ebay.com/itm/222025579703
2019-09-22T21:40:57 < Steffanx> Arent the old/clone ones solved all over the place?
2019-09-22T21:43:06 < Steffanx> my google shows a lot of em. unless the 102 secrelty is 103mm,
2019-09-22T21:43:17 < zyp> solved?
2019-09-22T21:43:28 < Steffanx> soled.
2019-09-22T21:43:29 < Steffanx> Sold.
2019-09-22T21:43:30 < Steffanx> damnit
2019-09-22T21:43:50 < zyp> yeah, that ebay link was cheapest I found
2019-09-22T21:43:51 < Steffanx> That's what you get when you are very distracted and still try to irc.
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2019-09-22T22:25:13 < kakimir32> hello night crew
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2019-09-22T22:27:22 < R2COM> i got my TIM3 configured with xor input for hall sensor, and for now just testing it with sig gen. just one channel, just to see it trigger an interrupt but even though TIM3 and clocks and interrupt setting enabled and clock configured right i cant see interrupt being triggered
2019-09-22T22:27:41 < R2COM> might be some trivial stuff missing but all things set up properly
2019-09-22T22:27:58 < kakimir32> R2COM is alive
2019-09-22T22:28:31 < R2COM> yo
2019-09-22T22:30:31 < kakimir32> how is innovation?
2019-09-22T22:30:39 < kakimir32> how is life?
2019-09-22T22:34:27 < R2COM> so, my sys clock is solid 48M (verified), my TIM3_clock = 48M / (47+1) = 1M [cuz PSC=47 for TIM3], now if i want say...set TIM3 period to 50ms (which is 20hz), then i put value TIM3_period = (1M/20)-1 = 49999
2019-09-22T22:34:46 < R2COM> so the period is larger than my 2ms period signal fed from signal gen
2019-09-22T22:35:04 < R2COM> so technically, if i enabled interrupt and all those settings in, i need to be able to trigger TIM3 interrupt
2019-09-22T22:35:23 < R2COM> kakimir32 its ok, innovating furiously
2019-09-22T22:37:58 < R2COM> so when TIM3 is configured with XOR setting from ch1,2,3 it actually generates interrupt upon any of those inputs change
2019-09-22T22:38:07 < R2COM> at least according to DS
2019-09-22T22:42:09 < R2COM> need to smoke on ref man more i guess
2019-09-22T22:42:29 < R2COM> their default lib code has all kinds of TIM examples except just the one i need
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2019-09-23T00:41:23 < jadew`> what do you guys use for part management?
2019-09-23T00:42:31 < catphish> Aladdin (2019) is amazing, such a great reimagining of my favourite childhood movie
2019-09-23T00:42:50 < jadew`> catphish, saw it, it was nice
2019-09-23T00:44:32 < qyx> nothing
2019-09-23T00:44:40 < qyx> I am planning to use a simple greppable txt
2019-09-23T00:45:06 < qyx> in a git.
2019-09-23T00:45:08 < jadew`> I need something better than that
2019-09-23T00:46:20 < qyx> a bunch of python scripts on top of that
2019-09-23T00:46:22 < qyx> because I can
2019-09-23T00:47:13 < jadew`> I was going to just use a db + a bunch of scripts, but I figured I'd spend some time looking for an existing solution
2019-09-23T00:47:37 < qyx> I realized with txt+git you get many things
2019-09-23T00:47:43 < jadew`> I just installed partkeepr, but it seems it wants me to enter everything by hand
2019-09-23T00:47:53 < qyx> how many things you spent on a projects
2019-09-23T00:47:54 < qyx> when
2019-09-23T00:47:58 < qyx> when did you buy and what
2019-09-23T00:48:09 < qyx> what do you have
2019-09-23T00:48:10 < qyx> etc.
2019-09-23T00:48:21 < qyx> you can automate things with simple scripts
2019-09-23T00:48:36 < qyx> if you are lazy, just open it in an editor
2019-09-23T00:51:06 < jadew`> ah, it looks like it has an import feature
2019-09-23T00:52:40 < Thorn> https://youtu.be/FD2c6vAw4KI?t=3116
2019-09-23T01:03:30 < Cracki> not a cat
2019-09-23T01:04:23 < Thorn> a toyota
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2019-09-23T01:06:46 < Laurenceb_> reee
2019-09-23T01:06:50 < Laurenceb_> multiphysics is anything but
2019-09-23T01:07:03 < mawk> anything but what
2019-09-23T01:07:08 < Laurenceb_> multi
2019-09-23T01:07:15 < Laurenceb_> I want to simulate muh space runway
2019-09-23T01:07:26 < jadew`> ok, partkeepr sucks
2019-09-23T01:07:40 < Laurenceb_> its not so easy, coupled electromagnetic and mechanical modelling needed
2019-09-23T01:09:02 < Steffanx> That's just a few lines of code I'm methlab right?
2019-09-23T01:09:21 < Steffanx> In*
2019-09-23T01:09:32 < mawk> is it pure meth you do in your methlab Steffanx ?
2019-09-23T01:10:01 < Laurenceb_> Steffanx: yeah I think it has to be done in methlab
2019-09-23T01:10:09 < Steffanx> I love you too mawk. What can I do to make you not enter dutchland?
2019-09-23T01:10:29 < mawk> lol
2019-09-23T01:10:30 < mawk> :(
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2019-09-23T01:11:12 < Steffanx> When is it happening?
2019-09-23T01:11:25 < mawk> the guys from abel call me back on monday for a next interview
2019-09-23T01:11:27 < mawk> I'll come by plane
2019-09-23T01:11:31 < mawk> then I start ASAP if they take me
2019-09-23T01:11:47 < mawk> I will need to move all my things from paris to delft in no time
2019-09-23T01:11:51 < mawk> and I have no driving license
2019-09-23T01:12:01 < Steffanx> Hm
2019-09-23T01:12:51 < Steffanx> Better get to it then. Lessons in dutchland are €€€
2019-09-23T01:13:12 < Steffanx> Same as the exam(s)
2019-09-23T01:13:42 < Steffanx> Unless the theory exams are too difficult for you as well
2019-09-23T01:14:20 < mawk> here it's around 1000€ for the full package, same in NL ?
2019-09-23T01:14:55 < effractur> NL is at least 2k
2019-09-23T01:14:59 < mawk> :(
2019-09-23T01:15:02 < BrainDamage> o_O
2019-09-23T01:15:10 < qyx> I got b/am for 300€ in 2008 here
2019-09-23T01:15:21 < BrainDamage> here you're required to pay only for the exam
2019-09-23T01:15:23 < effractur> for lessons and exam etc
2019-09-23T01:15:31 < BrainDamage> which is 300 bucks
2019-09-23T01:15:48 < BrainDamage> lessons will cost you from 500 to 1000 depending how long
2019-09-23T01:16:07 < BrainDamage> but it's perfectly doable to do it yourself
2019-09-23T01:16:09 < effractur> if your good you can do it for ~1000 but most people it costs around 2k
2019-09-23T01:16:14 < Steffanx> Nah 1700 here effractur ;)
2019-09-23T01:16:22 < mawk> 1700 = 2000
2019-09-23T01:16:26 < Steffanx> If you can do it in 35 times 1 hour 
2019-09-23T01:16:28 < effractur> Steffanx: whell you had it easy in groningen ;p
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2019-09-23T01:16:45 < qyx> such money
2019-09-23T01:16:55 < Steffanx> Big business 
2019-09-23T01:17:15 < BrainDamage> are you allowed to practice with a senior driver privately?
2019-09-23T01:17:23 < mawk> in FR yes
2019-09-23T01:17:35 < mawk> but you need the smaller exam for that, it's 200 or 300€
2019-09-23T01:17:37 < Steffanx> In dutchland. No
2019-09-23T01:17:51 < mawk> then you do 2 years with a senior driver, and you've got a probation license for 1 year
2019-09-23T01:17:59 < Steffanx> Unless it's on private property
2019-09-23T01:18:08 < mawk> and then if you didn't drive over an old lady you get the full license
2019-09-23T01:18:15 < BrainDamage> private property you don't even need a license
2019-09-23T01:18:31 < Steffanx> Yeah that's why you can practice :P
2019-09-23T01:18:47 < BrainDamage> a probational license here gives you 6 months of practice, you get one after passing the theory
2019-09-23T01:18:51 < effractur> and after your get your license you are a starting driver for the first 5 years
2019-09-23T01:18:54 < BrainDamage> and you can renew it
2019-09-23T01:19:22 < BrainDamage> back when i did there was no 'amateur driver', now's 2 years here iirc
2019-09-23T01:19:27 < Steffanx> Here you have something like that as well  but I recall that's only for people < 18 years old
2019-09-23T01:19:49 < effractur> Steffanx: for <18 you can get your licence but someone has to be next to you
2019-09-23T01:20:02 < effractur> but you still need to pay for the lessons 
2019-09-23T01:20:07 < BrainDamage> you can practice with the probation license with anyone which holds a license for longer than 10 years
2019-09-23T01:20:08 < Steffanx> Sure
2019-09-23T01:20:20 < BrainDamage> I remember practicing with my father
2019-09-23T01:21:24 < effractur> at least in NL you pratice in the area where you also will have your exam
2019-09-23T01:22:31 < BrainDamage> out of curiosity, what does the test consist in there?
2019-09-23T01:22:35 < Steffanx> Which is kinda stupid because where  is live is a totally different region compared to the major cities like Amsterdam. 
2019-09-23T01:22:44 < Steffanx> Where I live*
2019-09-23T01:22:58 < BrainDamage> here's drive 20 min in traffic, T and S parking, night drive and highway drive
2019-09-23T01:23:05 < effractur> BrainDamage: the driving around for ~30 minuts and 1/2 special sting like parking / etc
2019-09-23T01:23:16 < Steffanx> No night driving here
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2019-09-23T01:24:13 < BrainDamage> not too different then, I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to practice privately :/
2019-09-23T01:24:33 < effractur> BrainDamage: main issue is insurance 
2019-09-23T01:24:39 < effractur> BrainDamage: afaik
2019-09-23T01:25:12 < BrainDamage> the insurance is on the elder driver's responsibility
2019-09-23T01:25:44 < Steffanx> I dont really mind. Already forgot about the costs
2019-09-23T01:25:49 < BrainDamage> you get extra charges if an amateur driver got in an accident under your supervision
2019-09-23T01:26:36 < Steffanx> And the cars have dual pedal stuff. So not too much can go wrong
2019-09-23T01:26:39 < BrainDamage> but tbh, as long as you're reasonable, it's hard to, also amateur drivers here expose a giant P sign on the back of their cars
2019-09-23T01:27:12 < BrainDamage> so you steer clear / avoid endangering them
2019-09-23T01:28:15 < effractur> and all the pratice cars are modified so the instructor has a break / clutch
2019-09-23T01:28:37 < Steffanx> Brae
2019-09-23T01:28:42 < Steffanx> Brake. Lol
2019-09-23T01:28:44 < effractur> brake*
2019-09-23T01:36:40 < englishman> jadew don't keep an inventory, it isn't worth it, just keep boms that are easy to order from
2019-09-23T01:50:01 < Laurenceb_> this is how I ride https://ca-times.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/c8757e0/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2048x1152+0+0/resize/840x473!/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fca-times.brightspotcdn.com%2Fe2%2Fe5%2F4930320a15802d5d37158c544a25%2Fla-1508024590-kavcewu3zw-snap-image
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2019-09-23T02:01:23 < roomba> jadew`: where is jfk911
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2019-09-23T02:06:44 < aandrew> https://i.imgur.com/uhN8hXI.png
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2019-09-23T02:47:21 < Laurenceb_> arggg
2019-09-23T02:47:32 < Laurenceb_> the opensores documentation curse
2019-09-23T02:48:34 < Laurenceb_> who knows how elmer works
2019-09-23T02:48:42 < Laurenceb_> kakimir: didnt you use openfoam?
2019-09-23T02:50:26 < Laurenceb_> emdrive: still less retarded than babbyshake
2019-09-23T02:50:40 < roomba> anyone in here have logs of ##electronics going back to at least jan 2019?
2019-09-23T02:50:52 < Laurenceb_> oh god why
2019-09-23T02:51:06 < Laurenceb_> I gave up on that channel due to the autism and Maya Posch
2019-09-23T02:51:24 < roomba> because i need to grep some stuff
2019-09-23T02:51:28 < Laurenceb_> wew
2019-09-23T02:52:30 < Laurenceb_> hmm looks like Elmer supports remeshing, but I dunno if it can handle a moving object that itself contains a mesh (i.e. the landing "ship")
2019-09-23T02:52:36 < Laurenceb_> muh space runway
2019-09-23T02:54:01 < Laurenceb_> I can see how to model the "runway" getting bent/not getting bent, but the ship also has to be moving along
2019-09-23T02:54:14 < Laurenceb_> multiphysics is hard :(
2019-09-23T02:55:04 < Laurenceb_> I'm guessing kakimir only did basic CFD in openfoam
2019-09-23T02:57:20 < Laurenceb_> oh shit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luce_Irigaray#Criticism
2019-09-23T02:57:24 < R2COM> not funny
2019-09-23T02:57:34 < Laurenceb_> maybe the space runway is being oppressed by the patriarchy
2019-09-23T02:58:24 < R2COM> hmm i still cant get my TIM3 interrupt trigger on external input change from imaginary hall sensor
2019-09-23T02:59:05 < Laurenceb_> >Fluids have been unfairly neglected by the patriarchy. "Masculine physics" privileges rigid, solid things.
2019-09-23T02:59:08 < R2COM> its ch1,2,3 are XOR'ed at TI input, so just a test signal going up and down should trigger it
2019-09-23T02:59:16 < Laurenceb_> >like the penis
2019-09-23T03:31:25 < catphish> bah, still can't quite figure out this double buffering, it works but i seem to be losing data :( haven't quite got the flow control right
2019-09-23T03:32:07 < catphish> on the plus side, it works 98% of the time without double buffering, so i just added a retry, and now i'm able to cleanly read my floppy disks
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2019-09-23T03:49:00 < Laurenceb_> ooh
2019-09-23T03:49:01 < Laurenceb_> http://www.elmerfem.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4652
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2019-09-23T03:52:30 < Cracki> catphish, losing data in which direction?
2019-09-23T03:53:51 < catphish> IN packets, i've not debugged it in detail
2019-09-23T03:54:29 < catphish> i assume i'm just not quite sequencing things correctly, there was a bit too much guesswork in the code
2019-09-23T03:58:55 < steve> on the F769 discovery kit, regarding audio output, if I write a square wave to the output buffer and increase the frequency, when it gets past 10khz it becomes a nice sine wave, and then higher than that, ie. toggling the output every sample, no output appears at all.  The only thing I can think of is the RC filter on the codec output (20ohm and 100nF in series, shunted to ground). But even with that I 
2019-09-23T03:59:01 < steve> shouldn't get zero output for a max frequency square wave.  any ideas?
2019-09-23T04:00:54 < Cracki> uh more precise please
2019-09-23T04:01:21 < Cracki> facts in particular, numbers, oscilloscope pictures,
2019-09-23T04:06:14 < steve> uh, do you have a F769 kit?
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2019-09-23T04:09:48 < Cracki> why do you wanna know?
2019-09-23T04:11:10 < Cracki> do you think your problem is unique to the f769 kit?
2019-09-23T04:11:53 < Cracki> have you investigated that codec?
2019-09-23T04:12:36 < Cracki> what do you consider "zero output"? what's "max frequency"?
2019-09-23T04:13:35 < Cracki> if you only want to speak to people with an f769 disco, you'll need to wait until the next available service technician is available for you
2019-09-23T04:16:37 < steve> anyway, https://pastebin.com/9x6JTkPy  shows how I fill up a buffer with a square wave.  If I increase the frequency any higher, eg. mod 8, there is zero output.  Anything higher than mod 10 works.  I tried this with different sampling frequencies, 22k, 44k, 48k, 96k.  Interestingly, 96k behaves the same way, even though the mod10 square wave is too high to hear.  and again, note that they show up as nice 
2019-09-23T04:16:43 < steve> sine waves
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2019-09-23T04:25:36 < Cracki> the first thing I'd verify is that your buffer contains the values you want it to contain
2019-09-23T04:27:29 < Cracki> the root cause of bugs is a difference between what you think happens, and what actually happens
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2019-09-23T04:27:42 < Cracki> so forgive me for questioning your claim of "nice sine waves"
2019-09-23T04:27:58 < Cracki> they might be terribly weak
2019-09-23T04:28:05 < Cracki> before they're "zero"
2019-09-23T04:28:20 < Cracki> is that zero volts?
2019-09-23T04:28:31 < Cracki> I'd expect a voltage in the middle
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2019-09-23T04:30:51 < mawk> how do you do your "mod 8" steve ?
2019-09-23T04:30:53 < mawk> exactly
2019-09-23T04:31:59 < steve> mawk it's in the pastebin
2019-09-23T04:32:02 < Cracki> I would expect him to do his %8 the same way he does his %10
2019-09-23T04:32:17 < Cracki> still, there aren't enough facts here to find the contradiction
2019-09-23T04:32:30 < mawk> it's mod 10 in the pastebin steve 
2019-09-23T04:32:33 < mawk> ah
2019-09-23T04:32:50 < steve> yeah i change 10 to 8 or whatever
2019-09-23T04:32:54 < Cracki> my expectation is entirely unfounded :>
2019-09-23T04:33:07 < mawk> ok, so you reject 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and you accept 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
2019-09-23T04:33:10 < steve> more interesting, changing to a sine wave like thsi:      buf[i] = 32000.0*arm_sin_f32(2*3.14*i/8.0);
2019-09-23T04:33:17 < mawk> for mod 10, that's a 50% duty cycle
2019-09-23T04:33:32 < Cracki> why is your buf floats, but you don't have them normalized to +-1 but apparently as signed int16?
2019-09-23T04:34:25 < mawk> for mod > 7 your code should kinda work steve 
2019-09-23T04:34:54 < mawk> for mod 8 you accept 6 7 and you reject 0 1 2 3 4 5, that's a 1/3 duty cycle, it shouldn't be all 0s
2019-09-23T04:35:50 < steve> lol, it was implied that you change the 5 to a 4.  eg.  i%10>5 , i%8>4, i%6>3
2019-09-23T04:36:10 < mawk> "whatever" didn't imply that
2019-09-23T04:36:16 < mawk> but alright
2019-09-23T04:36:31 < Cracki> steve, would you share exactly how you determine that the outputs for lower frequencies are good?
2019-09-23T04:36:37 < Cracki> what amplitude, dc offset, etc
2019-09-23T04:37:08 < Cracki> scope pics or gtfo, if you excuse my french
2019-09-23T04:37:13 < mawk> lol
2019-09-23T04:37:26 < mawk> for %8 > 4 that's still not not a 50% duty cycle by the way
2019-09-23T04:37:27 < steve> so turns out I can get a higher frequency using the sine wave
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2019-09-23T04:37:48 < Cracki> it's a mystery
2019-09-23T04:40:21 < Cracki> why do you use floats, does that codec want them or does it want sint16?
2019-09-23T04:41:08 < Cracki> I'm assuming it uses i2s, so that's integers
2019-09-23T04:41:17 < Cracki> so you fill a buffer with floats there, but then you'd have to convert again
2019-09-23T04:41:36 < Cracki> I'm guessing the problem is in a place you haven't shown yet
2019-09-23T04:41:58  * Cracki needs to start running a meter and billing people
2019-09-23T04:42:05 < mawk> lol
2019-09-23T04:42:24 < Cracki> watching louis rossmann videos, and how he has to deal with yelp trolls, is heartbreaking
2019-09-23T04:42:42 < Cracki> the world would be a better place if he had a trap door and fire pit to drop people into
2019-09-23T04:43:11 < Cracki> I hope the new place has a nice street side trapdoor they can use
2019-09-23T04:43:18 < steve> ok here it is:  so a 2pi*n/16 sine wave is 24kHz, amplitude 1V as expected.  And then 2pi*n/8 is much less amplitude, like 200mV.  So it makes sense that going any higher than that will appear as zero
2019-09-23T04:43:42 < Cracki> see, what's what I was worried about
2019-09-23T04:43:59 < steve> so it must be that RC shunt on the codec output, or some internal anti aliasing in the codec, but I searched for "
2019-09-23T04:44:05 < steve> "alias" in the codec datasheeet, dosen't appear
2019-09-23T04:44:11 < steve> both "alias" and "filter"
2019-09-23T04:44:35 < Cracki> 2pin/16 is 24 khz?
2019-09-23T04:44:39 < Cracki> 2pi/8 is 48 khz
2019-09-23T04:44:51 < Cracki> that's already at nyquist limit for a 96 khz DAC
2019-09-23T04:45:14 < Cracki> so I would very much expect this to drop off by 3 dB right there
2019-09-23T04:45:26 < Cracki> needn't, but would be within sane design goals
2019-09-23T04:45:42 < Cracki> did you expect to get anything above 48 khz out of a 96 khz codec?
2019-09-23T04:45:51 < steve> why would you expect that?  from a anti aliasing filter?
2019-09-23T04:45:58 < Cracki> no, from simple performance goals
2019-09-23T04:46:24 < Cracki> the rc lowpass was way above that so it makes no noticeable dent ehre
2019-09-23T04:46:46 < steve> which RC?  did you check the schematic?
2019-09-23T04:46:57 < Cracki> is the codec 96 khz sampling?
2019-09-23T04:47:23 < steve> yes
2019-09-23T04:47:42 < Cracki> then, by nyquist, you get at most 48 khz out of it
2019-09-23T04:47:54 < Cracki> because one sine wave needs at least two samples
2019-09-23T04:48:22 < Cracki> go above, you get aliasing that looks like mirroring: 49 khz comes out as 47 khz and so on
2019-09-23T04:48:34 < Cracki> 47 khz and 1 khz even, I think
2019-09-23T04:49:11 < Cracki> anyway, you saw that amplitude drops, and not at all suddenly
2019-09-23T04:49:15 < steve> you're confusing sampling and DACs
2019-09-23T04:49:30 < steve> a 96kHz DAC can output a square wave of 48kHz
2019-09-23T04:49:32 < Cracki> merely the words
2019-09-23T04:49:38 < Cracki> and that's exactly what I said
2019-09-23T04:49:50 < Cracki> and you got 0.2V at 48 khz
2019-09-23T04:50:05 < Cracki> that's -2.3 dB
2019-09-23T04:50:09 < steve> there's no reason why a 96kHz DAC can't show a nice 48kHz square wave.  I guess it's due to the RC filter
2019-09-23T04:50:50 < Cracki> perhaps, but that rc's values wouldn't have that effect so early
2019-09-23T04:51:08 < steve> which RC are you talking about?  the schematic shows 20ohm and 100nF
2019-09-23T04:51:28 < Cracki> that
2019-09-23T04:52:06 < Cracki> 80 khz cutoff frequency
2019-09-23T04:52:07 < steve> yep, I believe that is it.
2019-09-23T04:52:16 < Cracki> and cutoff usually means -3 dB
2019-09-23T04:52:21 < steve> how do you get 80kHz?
2019-09-23T04:52:22 < Cracki> and we're still some distance away from that
2019-09-23T04:52:29 < Cracki> 1 / (2 pi R C)
2019-09-23T04:52:55 < steve> hmm that's a regular RC filter, this is an RC shunt.  are you sure it's the same formula?
2019-09-23T04:53:21 < Cracki> I don't even have the schematic open
2019-09-23T04:53:38 < Cracki> you want me to see something, link it :P
2019-09-23T04:54:22 < Cracki> I see the schematic
2019-09-23T04:54:24 < Cracki> looks odd
2019-09-23T04:54:50 < Cracki> dump it into falstad and simulate?
2019-09-23T04:54:52 < steve> I like what this says:  https://keisan.casio.com/exec/system/1258032632  , it says 80 ohms at 20kHz, 1500 ohms at 1kHz
2019-09-23T04:59:57 < steve> well I'll say case closed.  hope you learned something Cracki, Mr. "i should charge for my time and I chat like a 12 year old" :P
2019-09-23T05:00:26 < Cracki> and what's that
2019-09-23T05:00:43 < Cracki> what did you learn?
2019-09-23T05:03:25 < Cracki> great, now I need to teach my script to check nickserv identification...
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2019-09-23T05:07:36 < mawk> steve: sqrt(1/(2piC)² + R²)
2019-09-23T05:07:44 < mawk> instead of an online calculator
2019-09-23T05:08:14 < mawk> 2pi·fC sorry
2019-09-23T05:10:28 < mawk> but I don't know about the "shunted to ground" business, need more info
2019-09-23T05:10:47 < mawk> if the DAC is a perfect voltage source your little shunt has no effect, you need more info
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2019-09-23T06:00:53 < Cracki> TIL: windows actually has a limit on the number of hardlinks to a file
2019-09-23T06:01:25 < Cracki> 1023 apparently
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2019-09-23T13:39:12 < rajkosto> Cracki, both of the cheapest possible st-link v2 clones i ordered still dont use cs32
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2019-09-23T13:52:44 < karlp> were you _hoping_ to get a cs32? and why does it matter? if you wanted an stlink for debugging, and got one, it could be an avr for all you care surely?
2019-09-23T13:56:53 < rajkosto> he specifically asked if they started coming with cs32
2019-09-23T13:57:07 < karlp> assuming there's just a single place?
2019-09-23T13:57:18 < rajkosto> just reportin
2019-09-23T13:58:30 < oz4ga> pardon my ignorance, but what is a cs32 ?
2019-09-23T13:58:45 < rajkosto> ghost-ran chinese stm32 that dont clock as high and sometimes dont have as much usable flash
2019-09-23T13:59:09 < oz4ga> ok
2019-09-23T14:00:16 < karlp> BrainDamage: what is "T and S parking" ?
2019-09-23T14:05:07 < BrainDamage> it's how the common ways to park are called here, it's the pattern of the movement that the car makes when you pull in in reverse to park, the first one when the parking lot is orthogonal compared to the road, the second when it's parallel
2019-09-23T14:06:36 < karlp> gotcha
2019-09-23T14:11:26 < antto> i think i did a T kind of parking today
2019-09-23T14:12:07 < antto> how do you say kaufland in dongsish dialect?
2019-09-23T14:15:18 < BrainDamage> wrt the square wave, you need to include at least 2-3 harmonics in order to see something 'square like'
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2019-09-23T14:15:39 < BrainDamage> and a squarewave has only odd harmonics, which means 1st, 3rd, 5th etc of the fundamental
2019-09-23T14:15:44 < karlp> kaufland is a proper noun, there's no translation required....
2019-09-23T14:16:03 < antto> o_O i can't believe this
2019-09-23T14:16:16 < BrainDamage> so in order to see a square you need at least 5x the bandwith 
2019-09-23T14:16:17 < karlp> you should probably capitalize it though....
2019-09-23T14:16:38 < karlp> (if you _meant_ kaufland the store, not a generic big grocery or something)
2019-09-23T14:17:08 < antto> i meant the supercrapmarket chain
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2019-09-23T14:54:59 < karlp> so, who's moist for stm32g0 in so8?
2019-09-23T14:55:35 < karlp> checkout how cute the disco baord is: https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/stm32g0316-disco.html
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2019-09-23T15:00:16 < Ecco_> Hi :)
2019-09-23T15:00:26 < Ecco_> I'm getting a super weird gcc error
2019-09-23T15:00:27 < Ecco_> relocation truncated to fit: R_ARM_PREL31 against `.text
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2019-09-23T15:06:55 < karlp> is that it?
2019-09-23T15:10:41 < Ecco_> well yeah
2019-09-23T15:10:53 < Ecco_> it's a linker error
2019-09-23T15:10:57 < Ecco_> linking fails because of this
2019-09-23T15:11:32 < Ecco_> lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/8.3.1/thumb/v7e-m+fp/hard\libgcc.a(_udivmoddi4.o):(.ARM.exidx+0x0): relocation truncated to fit: R_ARM_PREL31 against `.text'
2019-09-23T15:11:59 < karlp> try sharing some context.... not just repeating the error?
2019-09-23T15:12:59 < Ecco_> Well, the bug is super weird
2019-09-23T15:13:06 < Ecco_> Using the exact same toolchain from arm
2019-09-23T15:13:14 < Ecco_> https://developer.arm.com/tools-and-software/open-source-software/developer-tools/gnu-toolchain/gnu-rm
2019-09-23T15:13:33 < Ecco_> On macOS and linux, my current code builds, links, and runs just fine
2019-09-23T15:13:42 < Ecco_> on windows, the same code builds fine but doesn't link
2019-09-23T15:20:34 < zyp> maybe the windows build of libgcc is fucked up
2019-09-23T15:20:46 < zyp> I mean, the windows toolchain build
2019-09-23T15:20:57 < Ecco_> yeah, maybe
2019-09-23T15:26:35 < Ecco_> hmmm
2019-09-23T15:26:37 < Ecco_> ok, I found a fix
2019-09-23T15:27:05 < karlp> .... and are you going to share it?
2019-09-23T15:27:08 < Ecco_> sure
2019-09-23T15:27:11 < Ecco_> lemme type it :-D
2019-09-23T15:27:21 < Ecco_>   /DISCARD/ : {
2019-09-23T15:27:21 < Ecco_>     *(.ARM.extab*)
2019-09-23T15:27:21 < Ecco_>     *(.ARM.exidx*)
2019-09-23T15:27:21 < Ecco_>   }
2019-09-23T15:27:29 < Ecco_> Adding this in my linker script does the trick
2019-09-23T15:27:47 < Ecco_> Now it's weird it changes anything since I use --gc-sections
2019-09-23T15:31:50 < englishman> karlp: pth stm32, very important and necessary lol
2019-09-23T15:32:44 < karlp> no, it's so8, just comes with pdip8 adapter on the board :)
2019-09-23T15:33:03 < Ecco_> Yeah, I had a hard time understanding
2019-09-23T15:33:15 < Ecco_> the connector looks through-hole while the packaging is supposedly surface mount
2019-09-23T15:33:21 < Ecco_> what's the deal?
2019-09-23T15:33:54 < karlp> the breakoff bit is for plugging into your breadboard project I presume, and back into the adapter for redprogramming maybe?
2019-09-23T15:34:51 < Ultrasauce> weird that they added another layer of pinmuxing on top of the af stuff for the 8 pin g0
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2019-09-23T15:57:03 < Steffanx> 64 megahurtz in so8. Yay.
2019-09-23T15:58:20 < mawk> I don't understand BrainDamage , you're saying this for an ADC right ?
2019-09-23T15:59:05 < mawk> if it's for a DAC you don't feed it with fourier coefficients, you feed it with the values you want to see; even with that you can't do a square wave without 5f bandwidth ?
2019-09-23T16:08:58 < dongs> there's a 8pin G0?
2019-09-23T16:09:32 < mawk> yes
2019-09-23T16:09:35 < dongs> cool
2019-09-23T16:09:37 < mawk> stm32g030j6
2019-09-23T16:10:21 < mawk> but they say no availability from distributors
2019-09-23T16:10:23 < mawk> too new maybe
2019-09-23T16:10:31 < mawk> "please contact our sales office"
2019-09-23T16:35:15 < BrainDamage> mawk: you feed a time signal, and yes, nyquist's theorem is actually not about sampling but about *reconstruction*
2019-09-23T16:38:22 < BrainDamage> the output signal is the input signal which is a train of dirac deltas, scaled, and then filtered by a lowpass filter to cut off the higher repetitions but the 1st
2019-09-23T16:38:52 < BrainDamage> ( this is not 100% correct because a real dac uses a zero-order hold which slightly distorts ), but it doesn't change the reasoning
2019-09-23T16:39:30 < mawk> ah
2019-09-23T16:39:37 < mawk> ok I see
2019-09-23T16:39:37 < BrainDamage> the lowpass filter is called a reconstruction filter, and it's 100% necessary for the dac to work
2019-09-23T16:40:08 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-23T16:40:27 < mawk> because otherwise the sum of diracs is a sum of shifted copies of the signal
2019-09-23T16:40:40 < mawk> and we want the first
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2019-09-23T16:42:32 < BrainDamage> so once your square goes into the reconstruction filter, all that's left is the fundamental
2019-09-23T16:42:43 < BrainDamage> so you get a sine @ the output
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2019-09-23T16:43:33 < mawk> so that's why you need to feed the "imperfect" square 
2019-09-23T16:43:39 < mawk> as a sum of its first harmonics
2019-09-23T16:44:17 < karlp> are you guys saying that if I feed 0,4096,0,4096 to the stm32 dac I won't get a "square" (with slopy edges defined by the dac's slew rates) at all?
2019-09-23T16:44:39 < BrainDamage> if you have a proper lowpass filter at the output, you'll get a sine
2019-09-23T16:44:53 < BrainDamage> if you don't, then there's the lowpass filter from slew rate, etc
2019-09-23T16:45:21 < BrainDamage> which will still chop higher armonics, but not as much as what a normal dac should have for analog reconstruction
2019-09-23T16:45:45 < mawk> but if the square is low frequency enough you won't get a perfect sine, you will get a square looking thing ?
2019-09-23T16:46:10 < BrainDamage> yes, the more harmonics fit into your filter's bandwith, the more square it'll look
2019-09-23T16:46:12 < mawk> if like the first 5 harmonics are below the cutoff frequency
2019-09-23T16:46:16 < mawk> alright
2019-09-23T16:46:20 < nuxil> karlp, 12 bit. its 4095 max 0-4095 = 4096 stps.
2019-09-23T16:46:42 < nuxil> not 4096 :p
2019-09-23T16:47:51 < nuxil> 4096 will probably overflow. so no it will not be a squar :p
2019-09-23T16:48:15 < Ultrasauce> it will be a perfect square wave with amplitude 0
2019-09-23T16:49:03 < karlp> nuxil: whatevs man. :)
2019-09-23T16:50:02 < nuxil> ^^
2019-09-23T16:50:13 < BrainDamage> oh and his case of shunt filtering, the filter's cutoff depends on whatever's impedance is attached to
2019-09-23T16:50:29 < BrainDamage> so it's not clear what freq it started kicking in
2019-09-23T16:51:12 < karlp> dongs: here's promo for your usb2+charge only on usb-c connector shitz: https://www.eenewsembedded.com/news/cost-effective-fast-charging-usb-type-c-connectors?news_id=121581
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2019-09-23T16:52:13 < karlp> these: https://www.gct.co/ionex-charging-connectors
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2019-09-23T17:12:26 < mawk> is it really a thing BrainDamage ?
2019-09-23T17:12:35 < mawk> filter that are random like this
2019-09-23T17:12:39 < mawk> depending on load impedance
2019-09-23T17:12:47 < mawk> I believe he just misread the schematic and it was a regular RC filter no ?
2019-09-23T17:16:43 < zyp> wouldn't any unbuffered filter be affected by the load impedance?
2019-09-23T17:16:57 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-23T17:17:09 < mawk> if it's not buffered and the load isn't very high impedance the voltage will just collapse
2019-09-23T17:17:25 < mawk> depending on the DAC construction I guess
2019-09-23T17:37:00 < BrainDamage> not just the partition, the pole will shift too
2019-09-23T17:37:23 < BrainDamage> because the pole will be (Rfilt + (Rin//Rout)0 * C
2019-09-23T17:37:46 < BrainDamage> while the zero will remain the same at Rfilt * C
2019-09-23T17:38:58 < BrainDamage> so the transfer function will look like a backward -\_ with a lower ceiling when the zero kicks in
2019-09-23T17:39:11 < BrainDamage> err, ditch the backwards
2019-09-23T17:39:34 < BrainDamage> as in, in high freq case, it'll just be a voltage divider
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2019-09-23T18:57:52 < antto> ooh, it smells like DSP in here
2019-09-23T18:58:33 < antto> or, just SP
2019-09-23T18:59:26  * antto steals all the zeros and teh filters go unstable
2019-09-23T19:01:02 < Mangy_Dog> thought you said DS9 and i imediately felt sad
2019-09-23T19:01:05 < Mangy_Dog> :(
2019-09-23T19:01:14 < antto> dafuq is DS9?
2019-09-23T19:02:20 < Mangy_Dog> ...
2019-09-23T19:04:54 < karlp> antto: probably this I guess https://www.extragalactic.info/~mjh/radio-flux.html
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2019-09-23T19:05:05 < karlp> though perhaps this: http://ds9.si.edu/site/Home.html
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2019-09-23T19:05:36 < antto> o_O
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2019-09-23T19:15:48 < antto> what have you upgraded yourself into, man
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2019-09-23T19:17:51 < Steffanx> To an ant. 
2019-09-23T19:19:04 < antto> that'd be a dngrd
2019-09-23T19:22:32 < Steffanx> You are an AntTo(o)
2019-09-23T19:24:04 < upgrdman> are you a red ant or a black ant?
2019-09-23T19:24:15 < upgrdman> red ones piss me off. those fuckers like to bite
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2019-09-23T19:29:03 < antto> i'm not an ant at all
2019-09-23T19:29:14 < upgrdman> glad to hear it
2019-09-23T19:29:34 < antto> but if i were, i'd be a white one, i'd be the keanu of ants
2019-09-23T19:29:43 < antto> but.. i'm not
2019-09-23T19:35:23 < Steffanx> are you sure
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2019-09-23T20:20:25 < IRC-Source_93> hey all, on an stm32F767 any reason that when my app is running from from bank 1 I can write data to bank 2, but if I do the opposite, the write doesn't fail but that bank remains empty? I've checked flash's registers and they are the same on both situations
2019-09-23T20:21:30 < antto> Steffanx do you question my species?
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2019-09-23T20:25:40 < machinehum> Has anyone had a problem where an STM32 works fine for months, and then starts to draw silly amounts of current (~300mA even is reset)
2019-09-23T20:26:38 < specing> 300mA?! Thats not a mcu, its a space heater!
2019-09-23T20:26:48 < machinehum> Heater mode
2019-09-23T20:27:25 < karlp> __asm__("hcf");
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2019-09-23T20:31:34 < Steffanx> does it still work machinehum?
2019-09-23T20:31:52 < Steffanx> or does it do nothing but being a heateR?
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2019-09-23T20:35:11 < Amun_Ra> karlp: :P
2019-09-23T20:35:16 < Amun_Ra> good old times
2019-09-23T20:35:42 < machinehum> Steffanx: Undefined behaviour
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2019-09-23T20:40:44 < qyx> maybe it is broken
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2019-09-23T20:40:48 < qyx> but I am not sure
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2019-09-23T21:18:42 < machinehum> qyx: Maybe
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2019-09-23T21:23:52 < antto> maybe a lil moustache grew between some pinz
2019-09-23T21:24:25 < antto> chipbeard
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2019-09-23T21:48:14 < Steffanx> did you simply check if some pin in shorted to ground yet, machinehum?
2019-09-23T21:48:32 < Steffanx> and if so, what pin
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2019-09-23T22:00:08 < englishman> cool, got a job interview for a place across the street from current place
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2019-09-23T22:11:47 < upgrdman> englishman, does that mean you're no longer doing pcb/pcba?
2019-09-23T22:14:00 < qyx> hes now a certified lora irc pro
2019-09-23T22:14:24 < upgrdman> cool
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2019-09-23T22:36:30 < Steffanx> Something you initiated mr englishman?
2019-09-23T22:37:03 < englishman> upgrdman: a little on the side but all that stuff is in the garage
2019-09-23T22:37:11 < englishman> Steffanx: got headhunted
2019-09-23T22:37:20 < Steffanx> ohno
2019-09-23T22:37:22 < englishman> probably due to that IRC skill endorsement on dickedin
2019-09-23T22:37:27 < Steffanx> dickedin mich?
2019-09-23T22:37:30 < Steffanx> ah yes
2019-09-23T22:37:43 < Steffanx> *much
2019-09-23T22:37:47 < englishman> this job actually looks like a better fit
2019-09-23T22:38:27 < Steffanx> I should move too already work way too long on the same spot.
2019-09-23T22:41:52 < qyx> how long is way too long?
2019-09-23T22:42:42 < Steffanx> 4.5 years :P
2019-09-23T22:45:39 < Steffanx> Sometimes that's too long.
2019-09-23T22:46:54 < qyx> yeah, 2-3 years is enough to keep innovating and growing yourself
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2019-09-23T22:55:42 < Steffanx> Nah, I've been working on newish projects all the time. Since we work on "customer specific products". Which is kinda different all the time.
2019-09-23T22:55:47 < Steffanx> which is the nice part of the job.
2019-09-23T22:57:24 < Steffanx> Which is also a downside, sometimes you never see what you made ended up in.
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2019-09-23T23:38:03 < antto> true..in..no..VATION
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2019-09-23T23:43:02 < Steffanx> Did you try to make sense or ... what, antto  
2019-09-23T23:44:28 < machinehum> Steffanx: I think the current would be higher in that case. 
2019-09-23T23:44:34 < machinehum> But yeah I'll check that
2019-09-23T23:45:02 < englishman> latex resume with res.cls updated and sent to headhunter
2019-09-23T23:45:52 < Steffanx> Shouldn't you be using word?
2019-09-23T23:45:59 < englishman> very unprofessional
2019-09-23T23:46:03 < machinehum> Use notepad
2019-09-23T23:46:05 < Steffanx> Like a EE pro.
2019-09-23T23:46:11 < englishman> latex is pro
2019-09-23T23:46:17 < Steffanx> Visio for some diagrams 
2019-09-23T23:46:26 < machinehum> Send the .tex file, if those bitched can't compile it they don't deserve you.
2019-09-23T23:46:28 < Steffanx> Fuck no. Latex is academic 
2019-09-23T23:46:39 < Steffanx> No pro.
2019-09-23T23:46:39 < machinehum> Steffanx: Can't tell if you're being serious
2019-09-23T23:46:51 < englishman> latex lets you write instead of dragging and dropping little fucking word tab marks over the place
2019-09-23T23:46:57 < Steffanx> No, but I'm serious about the academic part
2019-09-23T23:47:06 < englishman> and scrolling through a ribbion with 5000 too many buttons
2019-09-23T23:47:27 < Steffanx> Learn to word 
2019-09-23T23:48:26 < machinehum> I know how to word... I just would rather write it on paper using my own blood over word
2019-09-23T23:49:17 < Steffanx> I yet have to see a company that uses latex.
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2019-09-23T23:53:53 < machinehum> Mine does
2019-09-23T23:54:06 < machinehum> 1) Doxygen output
2019-09-23T23:54:40 < machinehum> 2) Manuals are built from a shit ton of markdown files that exist in code REPO's that are imported into the tex document
2019-09-23T23:54:44 < englishman> no company will use latex
2019-09-23T23:54:54 < englishman> and i hope they never do
2019-09-23T23:55:02 < machinehum> 2late
2019-09-23T23:55:13 < englishman> machinehum: are you still in vancouver
2019-09-23T23:55:26 < machinehum> Good memory
2019-09-23T23:55:31 < Steffanx> Mine is, you, and you only mr hum?
2019-09-23T23:55:41 < englishman> yes, i am not a vancouver stoner, my memory is pretty OK.
2019-09-23T23:56:13 < Steffanx> Did you eat all waffles yet?
2019-09-23T23:56:29 < englishman> no
2019-09-23T23:56:58 < Steffanx> Good. Diabetus is bad for the brains.
2019-09-23T23:57:00 < Steffanx> Or can be
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2019-09-24T00:13:49 < jadew`> everything imperial is fucking stupid
2019-09-24T00:14:09 < machinehum> You mean freedom units?
2019-09-24T00:14:11 < machinehum> or?
2019-09-24T00:14:26 < jadew`> I mean 5/16 inch spanners
2019-09-24T00:15:32  * Steffanx gives jadew` a 7.9375 millimeter spanner
2019-09-24T00:15:55 < jadew`> thanks! was looking for that
2019-09-24T00:16:43 < jadew`> I have to get a set
2019-09-24T00:19:51 < machinehum> Ahh freedom units
2019-09-24T00:20:07 < jadew`> freedom from sanity
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2019-09-24T00:36:45 < karlp> englishman: I thought you had found a new job already?
2019-09-24T00:37:01 < englishman> yeah in january
2019-09-24T00:37:53 < karlp> I thought you kinda liked it? or jsut likked not having to slave on finding pcba shitz?
2019-09-24T00:39:02 < englishman> it's becoming a bit of a bore
2019-09-24T00:39:06 < englishman> not learning much
2019-09-24T00:40:37 < sync> englishman: banks use a lot of latex
2019-09-24T00:41:53 < englishman> oh wow 2018/2019 leafs with autopilot are cheap
2019-09-24T00:41:58 < englishman> i think i will upgrade
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2019-09-24T01:19:55 < jadew`> https://youtu.be/sfRpwD_viNA?t=424
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2019-09-24T01:25:21 < specing> Steffanx: Latex is pro academic
2019-09-24T01:25:42 < specing> All us mathematicians have a LaTeX fetish
2019-09-24T01:35:00 < Cracki> download computer modern font, use wordpad.exe
2019-09-24T01:35:38 < Cracki> or do a website: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6476351/how-to-use-the-computer-modern-font-in-webpages
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2019-09-24T03:02:32 < jadew`> music videos in the 90's looked like video shitposting of today:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm12gDg0D8c
2019-09-24T03:09:08 < kakimir32> and I shitpost 90's music videos
2019-09-24T03:09:15 < kakimir32> too*
2019-09-24T03:10:01 < kakimir32> oh wow ace of base is swedish
2019-09-24T03:12:11 < Cracki> I wonder if that's someone going wild with the video filters, or if there's some kind of script to that
2019-09-24T03:13:17 < jadew`> friend's kid on crack
2019-09-24T03:13:46 < Cracki> excellent
2019-09-24T03:19:18 < jadew`> I like this chick lately: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5chkHjTNFgk
2019-09-24T03:20:26 < jadew`> made me realize something (unrelated) that I already knew, but it triggered some thought patterns that made it sink in a bit better
2019-09-24T03:21:46 < jadew`> the fact that we're very strange little apes, trying to figure things out
2019-09-24T03:22:39 < jadew`> and everything we do is tightly related to what we are biologically
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2019-09-24T03:24:15 < Laurenceb_> >Cracki got b& by SpeedEvil
2019-09-24T03:24:19 < Laurenceb_> my sides
2019-09-24T03:24:32 < jadew`> on electronics?
2019-09-24T03:24:35 < Laurenceb_> yes
2019-09-24T03:24:37 < jadew`> why?
2019-09-24T03:25:38 < Laurenceb_> dunno, he must have tried pretty hard
2019-09-24T03:25:46 < Laurenceb_> SpeedEvil is like Scottish RMS
2019-09-24T03:25:52 < jadew`> Cracki, what did you do?
2019-09-24T03:25:58 < Cracki> wat
2019-09-24T03:26:48 < Cracki> >triggered
2019-09-24T03:30:22 < jadew`> yesterday I asked about some inventory management tools
2019-09-24T03:30:47 < jadew`> found one that I think has spyware in it or something fishy
2019-09-24T03:30:57 < jadew`> every couple of seconds it has network activity
2019-09-24T03:34:09 < jadew`> I ended up improvising something
2019-09-24T03:34:33 < jadew`> it's still work in progress, but at least I know how much of something I should have
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2019-09-24T03:54:45 < Cracki> the world is full of tradeoffs.
2019-09-24T03:55:27 < Cracki> NIH/bespoke costs. off the shelf doesn't fit perfectly. something in the middle... eh.
2019-09-24T03:55:46 < BrainDamage> my major problem with inventory software is my own lazyness in using it
2019-09-24T03:56:21 < jadew`> yeah, same here, but it's good enough for ballpark figures
2019-09-24T03:56:54 < Laurenceb_> keek Musk is messaging his autistic Latina thot hareem
2019-09-24T03:57:01 < Cracki> you can always go wilder. I am doing my (sugary fizzy drinks) with google shits. I could automate the inventory taking (sensors, computer vision, ...)
2019-09-24T03:57:02 < jadew`> with my little db, I now know how many of something I ever ordered
2019-09-24T03:57:10 < Laurenceb_> hes got Martian population sorted
2019-09-24T03:57:49 < Laurenceb_> make Mars Mexico again
2019-09-24T03:57:50 < jadew`> so if I see that I got 500 resistors of one kind and I know I only used ~100 in production, odds are I still have enough, so I don't have to buy them again
2019-09-24T03:58:56 < Cracki> >input: 4.2 meters of empty tape
2019-09-24T03:58:57 < Laurenceb_> inb4 he loads the cargo bay with Latina thots and it blows up
2019-09-24T04:01:15 < Cracki> look up some 90s/2ks pop music on yt. lots of girls dancing to it.
2019-09-24T04:01:55 < jadew`> like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM-ky0uLFbI
2019-09-24T04:01:55 < Cracki> I wonder what I have to search to get cute guys dancing like that
2019-09-24T04:02:04 < jadew`> Cracki, that ^
2019-09-24T04:02:23 < Cracki> mixed bag
2019-09-24T04:02:26 < jadew`> yeah
2019-09-24T04:02:29 < Laurenceb_> Cracki: Shia dancing
2019-09-24T04:02:31 < jadew`> lots of guys doing shuffle dancing
2019-09-24T04:02:33  * Cracki hits > to get 1.25x
2019-09-24T04:02:56 < Cracki> this but guys pls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQSYo_pC-QA
2019-09-24T04:03:29 < jadew`> I watched that earlier today
2019-09-24T04:03:34 < jadew`> it's in my daily playlist
2019-09-24T04:03:38 < Cracki> I'm spoiled. I can't watch most music at 1.0x
2019-09-24T04:04:08 < Cracki> the resonators in my skull must be speshul
2019-09-24T04:04:49 < Cracki> I wish there were some prof who could supervise what I'd really like to do: work a little on temporal speech compression
2019-09-24T04:05:35 < Laurenceb_> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbUDLZ5zpIM
2019-09-24T04:05:40 < jadew`> increase sample rate and reduce pitch?
2019-09-24T04:05:48 < Cracki> watno
2019-09-24T04:05:58 < Cracki> chrome et al already have pitch maintaining time stretch
2019-09-24T04:06:03 < Cracki> but that's linear.
2019-09-24T04:06:43 < jadew`> sorry, decrease sample rate and reduce pitch
2019-09-24T04:06:52 < Cracki> speech isn't. you can squeeze pauses a lot for some speakers. further improvement by re-articulating phonemes. think handwriting but fucking with the strokes so they look a lot more intelligible, yet still your handwriting
2019-09-24T04:07:26 < jadew`> that would be cool
2019-09-24T04:07:30 < jadew`> my videos suffer from that
2019-09-24T04:07:42 < Cracki> the usual algorithms take windows and slide them into each other like reptile scales, with some wiggle room for best correlation
2019-09-24T04:07:52 < jadew`> I could use some software that makes me sound normal
2019-09-24T04:08:08 < Cracki> if two adjacent windows, and only those, contain vital phonemes, and they get mixed together, you lose info
2019-09-24T04:08:19 < BrainDamage> I'm going to quote you out of context with that
2019-09-24T04:08:28 < Cracki> low amplitude phonemes suffer too, if they get "sat on" by louder neighbors
2019-09-24T04:08:29 < jadew`> lol
2019-09-24T04:09:00 < Cracki> me? try. I'm curious what I said there that could have any particular effect when quoted ooc
2019-09-24T04:09:32 < jadew`> it's what I said
2019-09-24T04:09:40 < Cracki> if you want something that makes you sound "normal", I'm sure deep learning can do something like that already
2019-09-24T04:10:45 < Cracki> what I wonder is how much effort it would be to learn to understand unnatural voices. we can learn to distinguish animal sounds. those have totally different voice boxes.
2019-09-24T04:11:33 < Cracki> I'm thinking, take human speech, analyze, transform/rearrange (frequency shift?). like taking a flat parking lot and stacking it up into a multi-level garage
2019-09-24T04:11:44 < BrainDamage> https://github.com/CorentinJ/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning
2019-09-24T04:11:56 < BrainDamage> feed in dave samples
2019-09-24T04:12:41 < jadew`> jeez, that's great
2019-09-24T04:15:01 < Cracki> apropos ds9, they had one episode where they used holotech to fake video footage
2019-09-24T04:15:53 < Cracki> part of that iirc was automatic translation that hid nuances in the speaker's words
2019-09-24T04:17:07 < Laurenceb_> anyone here ever used Elmer multiphysics?
2019-09-24T04:17:08 < Cracki> it isn't much further until you can have DL do realtime translations. there are networks that understand text upto literal world building (it seems to have imagination)
2019-09-24T04:17:20 < BrainDamage> 3 years ago
2019-09-24T04:17:23 < BrainDamage> it was a mess
2019-09-24T04:17:43 < Laurenceb_> yeah I only got NaN from the solver
2019-09-24T04:17:55 < Laurenceb_> but that was a while ago
2019-09-24T04:18:03 < BrainDamage> what are you using to generate your meshes?
2019-09-24T04:18:05 < BrainDamage> gmsh?
2019-09-24T04:18:06 < Laurenceb_> I'm thinking of using it for the space runway
2019-09-24T04:18:09 < Laurenceb_> yeah iirc
2019-09-24T04:18:18 < Laurenceb_> havent tried anything yet
2019-09-24T04:18:44 < Laurenceb_> the runway thing is really complex,but I found some examples of all the constituent things I need...
2019-09-24T04:18:58 < Laurenceb_> I need runtime remeshing and moving submeshes
2019-09-24T04:19:08 < BrainDamage> or pirate comsol >.>
2019-09-24T04:19:37 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-24T04:19:54 < Laurenceb_> this is taking multiphysics to the limit
2019-09-24T04:20:34 < Cracki> so long as you don't need relativity or quantum physics
2019-09-24T04:20:48 < Laurenceb_> yeah
2019-09-24T04:21:22 < Laurenceb_> just spacecraft at 6km/s with 1T field moving inside a metal foil tube that gets distorted by it
2019-09-24T04:21:33 < Laurenceb_> all interacting
2019-09-24T04:21:45 < Cracki> lotsa finite elements
2019-09-24T04:22:33 < Laurenceb_> hopefully not NaN or Inf elements
2019-09-24T04:22:50 < mawk> you've got a bunch of symmetries here Laurenceb_ right
2019-09-24T04:23:09 < mawk> ship is a simple sphere, tube is infinite cylinder
2019-09-24T04:23:27 < mawk> no need for meshes
2019-09-24T04:23:34 < mawk> nobody will verify your work anyway
2019-09-24T04:23:34 < Laurenceb_> yeah there are algebraic solutions to that situation
2019-09-24T04:23:39 < mawk> nice
2019-09-24T04:24:32 < Laurenceb_> I want to look at asymmetric ship entry
2019-09-24T04:24:58 < Laurenceb_> which rapidly gets really complex
2019-09-24T04:25:38 < BrainDamage> I imagine there's going to be a bunch of weird shit on the transition to the mag field
2019-09-24T04:26:14 < BrainDamage> normally mag brakes are somewhat negligible in size compared to the whole thing
2019-09-24T04:26:30 < BrainDamage> here the whole hull would get eddy currents
2019-09-24T04:27:13 < Laurenceb_> yeah it all gets pretty weird
2019-09-24T04:27:23 < BrainDamage> if you add the heating from drag and the currents, then it'll be `fun`
2019-09-24T04:27:31 < Laurenceb_> everything is interacting with everything else so it all needs to go into the multiphysics
2019-09-24T04:27:37  * Laurenceb_ zzz
2019-09-24T04:29:01 < Cracki> does it simulate shit melting?
2019-09-24T04:29:28 < Cracki> lattice structures breaking up? material weakening? :D
2019-09-24T04:29:47 < BrainDamage> it does mechanical deformations
2019-09-24T04:30:05 < BrainDamage> but I'm not sure if it has a model of temp weakening
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2019-09-24T04:34:01 < Cracki> I see that people try to apply quantum physics to machine learning. it doesn't seem that anyone tries to have AI figure out the rules of the universe
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2019-09-24T04:47:45 < Cracki> jadew`, if elon sends a bunch of those to mars, humanity is saved https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhzFK6ag-DI
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2019-09-24T05:39:50 < jadew`> Cracki, don't know about the humanity, but I wouldn't mind if he sent them to my place
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2019-09-24T08:16:05 < englishman> time for new windows install
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2019-09-24T10:18:45 < dongs> which one? samdung QVO?
2019-09-24T10:35:19 < kakimir32> intel 660p?
2019-09-24T10:45:45 < Steffanx> That intel is cheap indeed
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2019-09-24T10:51:46 < qyx> any recommendations on how to select resistors on mouser?
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2019-09-24T10:51:51 < qyx> too many manufacturers and types
2019-09-24T10:52:21 < qyx> usually on tme I just select size, value, sort by price, check the first if it suits, order
2019-09-24T10:52:37 < qyx> now, select size, value, 36 pages remains
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2019-09-24T10:58:22 < qyx> hm, maybe I was doing something wrong
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2019-09-24T12:26:10 < dongs> why the shit are you shopping for resistors at mouser
2019-09-24T12:34:50 < zyp> he couldn't resist
2019-09-24T12:36:31 < dongs> literally that
2019-09-24T12:36:40 < dongs> i mean, china reel is $3 for a reel of 0402
2019-09-24T12:36:49 < dongs> you're lucky to get 100 resistors on cut tape for $3 from mouser
2019-09-24T12:37:55 < dongs> my china cut tape comes in super fancy ziplock bag with a label too
2019-09-24T12:45:27 < rajkosto> will RTV silicone hold together a metal plate and acrylic plate
2019-09-24T12:47:38 < qyx> dongs: because if I need them for protos I can have them tomorrow
2019-09-24T12:48:09 < qyx> china reels would be in a week in the better option if they was not being stuck at customs
2019-09-24T12:48:54 < qyx> ok, I lie, few days
2019-09-24T12:48:58 < qyx> farnell would be tomorrow
2019-09-24T12:49:15 < qyx> but farnell is not legit since it is avnet
2019-09-24T12:49:42 < qyx> their site changed colors
2019-09-24T12:49:47 < qyx> not orangish anymore
2019-09-24T12:52:35 < qyx> thats what you get for asking, you see
2019-09-24T13:05:51 < specing> Haohmaru: I'd love if there was sort by qty 1 price
2019-09-24T13:06:12 < specing> Well, not sure if farnell does that or not, but arrow sorted by qty 1000+ price
2019-09-24T13:06:37 < specing> I like LCSC, their pricing seems deterministic
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2019-09-24T13:44:16 < jadew`> Haohmaru, you can order by price and then set the qty to whatever you want
2019-09-24T13:44:23 < jadew`> it won't be sorted by that, but it eliminates the noise
2019-09-24T13:45:14 < jadew`> yeah
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2019-09-24T14:22:46 < Cracki> sil for the pins surely
2019-09-24T14:22:49 < Cracki> uh smd
2019-09-24T14:28:49 < roomba> heh. anybody have that banana oscilliscope from china? (5012H)
2019-09-24T14:29:10 < roomba> https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/BLQAAOSwtuRdgaRr/s-l300.jpg
2019-09-24T14:29:37 < karlp> fucking way to provide a useless link there boyo
2019-09-24T14:30:07 < roomba> picture of it. you want specs?
2019-09-24T14:30:33 < roomba> https://www.ebay.com/itm/5012H-Handheld-Digital-Oscilloscope-IPS-LCD-Display-DSO-2-4-100MHz-500MS-s-/163754367158
2019-09-24T14:30:35 < karlp> linking to product pages is infinitely more useful than to a tiny picture of it.
2019-09-24T14:31:14 < roomba> it's one of the cheap ones but not as bad as the _other_ cheap ones.
2019-09-24T14:31:32 < roomba> works as advertised, which surprised me.
2019-09-24T14:31:41 < roomba> however. i noticed something interesting about it.
2019-09-24T14:31:53 < roomba> on the bottom, there is a slide switch for power.
2019-09-24T14:32:26 < roomba> when it's turned off, it leeches power like crazy. battery drains after about a week.
2019-09-24T14:32:53 < roomba> i wonder if maybe that switch turns off the backlight only?
2019-09-24T14:33:38 < roomba> or maybe it's the battery itself? never had a device that had this behavior.
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2019-09-24T14:38:15 < englishman> dongs: yeah
2019-09-24T14:38:32 < Cracki> must be the heating switch. I see no other reason for it to "leech power like crazy"
2019-09-24T14:38:44 < englishman> dongs: should i install 1903 or wait for 1909
2019-09-24T14:39:41 < roomba> Cracki: me neither. but it does. going to take it apart one of these days and try to learn why.
2019-09-24T14:39:58 < Cracki> does it have memory
2019-09-24T14:40:08 < Cracki> does it retain memory while off
2019-09-24T14:40:22 < Cracki> does that switch affect that maybe
2019-09-24T14:40:43 < roomba> not sure. it can save screenshots but i don't think it saves settings.
2019-09-24T14:41:38 < qyx> multipurpose, many fields
2019-09-24T14:41:42 < qyx> such scope
2019-09-24T14:41:52 < qyx> auto repair
2019-09-24T14:43:30 < Cracki> watch the spark plugs sparking
2019-09-24T14:44:37 < Cracki> do car mechanics actually do that or is that just engineers trying to make their less braincellishly gifted cousins in trade?
2019-09-24T14:44:49 < Cracki> *look good
2019-09-24T14:44:58  * roomba is a youtube mechanic
2019-09-24T14:45:00 < roomba> lel
2019-09-24T14:45:14 < roomba> i do everything i possibly can in my driveway
2019-09-24T14:45:41 < roomba> just replaced starter and a bunch of electrical work. muffler next.
2019-09-24T14:46:07 < Cracki> I watch yt videos of a dude doing "property maintenance" with "heavy" machinery. digging dirt, spreading dirt, cutting trees
2019-09-24T14:46:34 < qyx> Cracki: linky
2019-09-24T14:46:42 < Cracki> andrew camarata
2019-09-24T14:46:47 < roomba> that guy is awesome
2019-09-24T14:46:55 < roomba> he moves whole buildings with tractors and stuff
2019-09-24T14:46:56 < Cracki> he has a golden retriever. adorable.
2019-09-24T14:47:11 < Cracki> also the drone footage is excellent
2019-09-24T14:47:28 < Cracki> good stabilization is worth it
2019-09-24T14:47:47 < Cracki> same with louis rossmann's nyc realtor non-hidden camera
2019-09-24T14:49:10 < Cracki> smartphones these days have multiple cameras and depth sensing too. there must be an app for SLAM, scan rooms like a hololens and measure them
2019-09-24T14:49:45 < roomba> did you see rossman own that real estate lady with one of those bosch sq ft. measuring devices?
2019-09-24T14:50:59 < Cracki> I am following closely
2019-09-24T14:51:09 < qyx> Cracki: thats my dream job
2019-09-24T14:51:20 < Cracki> I'm sure she was just "following orders", i.e. post this number and those words
2019-09-24T14:52:03 < Cracki> and the 1800sf were including basement, but as he said, that's all bullshit because the price is for just the shop floor
2019-09-24T14:52:40 < Cracki> their weird pricing... dollars per sqft is per year, but dollars per area is per month
2019-09-24T14:53:33 < qyx> his john deere is nearly ded
2019-09-24T14:53:41 < Cracki> and then I saw number for $/sqft that are around 1000 rather than 100 or 70 is what he finds fair. must be extremely flexible (assraepy) there.
2019-09-24T14:54:03 < roomba> yeah. they price it to what the market will withstand and then try to justify it with broken math
2019-09-24T14:54:06 < Cracki> don't delay, build your container castle today
2019-09-24T14:54:53 < Cracki> in a market, your price never needs justification except for "demand outstrips supply ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"
2019-09-24T14:55:05 < Cracki> ergo, it's not a market, it's usury or something
2019-09-24T14:55:19 < Cracki> prices are falling. they all just haven't realized.
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2019-09-24T14:56:16 < Cracki> I love his biking videos.
2019-09-24T14:56:45 < Cracki> he makes a point of not showing anything within a block of his home address
2019-09-24T14:56:47  * karlp wonders when prople find the time to watch all htese youtube videos
2019-09-24T14:57:42 < roomba> karlp: perpetual unemployment with spurts of freelance gigs to pay bills.
2019-09-24T14:59:17 < roomba> and two houses soon to be mine, which i'll spin into a couple more houses when the next recession hits and the prices go down.
2019-09-24T14:59:25 < roomba> to convert into more rentals
2019-09-24T14:59:26 < Cracki> nice
2019-09-24T14:59:44 < Cracki> sounds successful enough :P
2019-09-24T14:59:52 < roomba> barely lol.
2019-09-24T15:00:14 < roomba> i helped get the two we have now but they barely break even.
2019-09-24T15:00:35 < roomba> property taxes are insane on one of them
2019-09-24T15:01:18 < roomba> the one i live in was under $30k coming out of the last recession
2019-09-24T15:01:46 < roomba> 2 story + basement + 3 br + 2 bath. backyard.
2019-09-24T15:03:21 < roomba> houses are the way to go when times get rough. especially in rural areas. sooooo cheap. and then when things get better, you're sitting on >$100k in equity.
2019-09-24T15:05:19 < Cracki> surely those living there don't make the demand ebb and flow, so what does? city rats?
2019-09-24T15:07:01 < roomba> demand goes away because economy gets bad
2019-09-24T15:07:12 < roomba> foreclosures
2019-09-24T15:11:06 < qyx> roomba: wuth $30k for a house
2019-09-24T15:12:10 < roomba> the one i'm in now was $30k. the one my sister is in was $40k.
2019-09-24T15:12:19 < roomba> they were both foreclosures
2019-09-24T15:13:26 < roomba> location is why
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2019-09-24T15:42:30 < qyx> roomba: which location? do you have a photo?
2019-09-24T15:42:40 < qyx> oh gdpr
2019-09-24T15:44:19 < roomba> lol gdpr
2019-09-24T15:45:28 < roomba> far enough away from a city to make it economically impractical to work there, close enough to not be in the middle of nowhere
2019-09-24T15:45:49 < roomba> let's just say if you wanna go grocery shopping around here, you make a day out of it.
2019-09-24T15:46:05 < qyx> I am asking because it is very hard to buy such house here for that price
2019-09-24T15:46:10 < qyx> and thats middle-east eu
2019-09-24T15:46:47 < qyx> it is actually hard to find anything <100k€
2019-09-24T15:47:05 < qyx> in proximity of some city
2019-09-24T15:48:17 < roomba> maybe hard now
2019-09-24T15:48:23 < roomba> wait until recession next year
2019-09-24T15:48:27 < roomba> prices will drop
2019-09-24T15:48:53 < Cracki> murica is a lot more spread out. even the woods in europe are civilized.
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2019-09-24T15:49:50 < roomba> yea
2019-09-24T15:50:00 < roomba> the contrast is sharp
2019-09-24T15:50:50 < roomba> you're either in the city eating avocado croutons and paying 50%+ of your income on rent or you're in fentanylville with super cheap living costs and no jobs.
2019-09-24T15:51:25 < Cracki> the closest you get to feeling "murican" in europe is driving through agricultural areas. europe doesn't have those vast woods anymore.
2019-09-24T15:51:55 < Cracki> nvm, it's really just distances.
2019-09-24T15:52:47 < roomba> lol you don't know what corn fields are until you drive through iowa
2019-09-24T15:53:39 < roomba> they're massive
2019-09-24T15:53:55 < Cracki> :)
2019-09-24T15:54:02 < roomba> it's like going to see the ocean... but it's corn.
2019-09-24T15:55:10 < Cracki> those big combines were invented in america because you have the vast flat spaces there. not so in europe. here we develop steel-studded rubber wheels so you can drive your mower on 100% slopes
2019-09-24T15:55:44 < qyx> heh
2019-09-24T15:55:57 < roomba> dude those combines are so big. have you ever seen one irl?
2019-09-24T15:56:00 < zyp> I like the term «going to see the ocean»
2019-09-24T15:56:18 < zyp> to me, the ocean has always been right outside, not something you'd have to go see
2019-09-24T15:56:25 < Cracki> never irl. I know they've been growing to 15-20 meters/yards now
2019-09-24T15:56:53 < Cracki> if you live 5 km off the coast, going to see the ocean is a bike ride
2019-09-24T15:57:04 < Cracki> if you live 500 km off the coast, you go on youtube
2019-09-24T15:57:46 < qyx> it is like saying going to climb some 2000m+ mountain
2019-09-24T15:58:03 < Cracki> I live in a place where they call an asphalt road "gracht" (which is supposed to be a waterway) and the widest "river" is something you can jump over and nobody ever drowned in
2019-09-24T15:58:05 < qyx> when you see it through the window
2019-09-24T15:58:19 < roomba> heh
2019-09-24T15:58:42 < roomba> rivers in murica are toxic sludge
2019-09-24T15:58:49 < zyp> Cracki, I'm not talking a 5km bike ride, I'm talking like ~200m according to google maps
2019-09-24T15:59:14 < Cracki> that'd be nice but I'm not sure how I'd like the weather
2019-09-24T15:59:31 < qyx> reminds me
2019-09-24T15:59:40 < qyx> zyp: are you prepared for the winter in the new house?
2019-09-24T15:59:47 < Cracki> rn, here, weather is shit. summers are half rain, winters are slurry, and it's nowhere near water, standing running or oceanic
2019-09-24T15:59:48 < qyx> is it snowy yet?
2019-09-24T16:00:06 < qyx> heating is working?
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2019-09-24T16:00:19 < zyp> far from
2019-09-24T16:00:40 < zyp> had what's probably last day of summer last weekend
2019-09-24T16:01:24 < zyp> apparently today is 14C
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2019-09-24T16:01:42 < zyp> not sure nightly temps have been under 10C yet
2019-09-24T16:02:02 < zyp> but eh, I moved in here in january, so I got to experience last winter here
2019-09-24T16:02:18 < qyx> we hit 3°C at parent's house
2019-09-24T16:02:37 < zyp> https://bin.jvnv.net/file/AHnKW.jpg <- here's how it looked outside in january
2019-09-24T16:02:58 < zyp> https://bin.jvnv.net/file/wfb45.jpg <- wife didn't get her car out for a couple of weeks
2019-09-24T16:03:06 < qyx> yeah I remember those
2019-09-24T16:03:43 < zyp> last winter didn't have much snow though, basically all concentrated in that one snowfall
2019-09-24T16:03:52 < zyp> and that was after newyears, not before
2019-09-24T16:04:16 < qyx> http://www.vt.sk/hory/leto-2019/webkamery/skalnate-pleso-i-1751-m-nm/
2019-09-24T16:04:21 < qyx> meh not a single snowflake
2019-09-24T16:04:24 < qyx> and it is nearly october
2019-09-24T16:04:49 < zyp> that reminds me, this year I should get a snowblower
2019-09-24T16:05:01 < Cracki> those mill things eh
2019-09-24T16:05:09 < qyx> would be better to have a snoweater
2019-09-24T16:05:10 < zyp> since now my driveway has a proper surface, not just gravel
2019-09-24T16:05:54 < Cracki> you'll be popular with the neighbors
2019-09-24T16:06:24 < zyp> I think several of my neighbors do
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2019-09-24T16:12:31 < roomba> Cracki: are you into hardcore science?
2019-09-24T16:12:59 < Cracki> no tyvm, just hardcore
2019-09-24T16:13:06 < roomba> Cracki: here's why the weather is shit - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEWoPzaDmOA
2019-09-24T16:13:14 < Cracki> chemtrails?
2019-09-24T16:13:33 < Cracki> yeah, just throw some nukes for some nice nuclear winter
2019-09-24T16:13:54 < qyx> ok, at lcsc, x7r caps are ~5x cheaper than on mouser
2019-09-24T16:13:54 < Cracki> tldr pls
2019-09-24T16:14:01 < Cracki> heh
2019-09-24T16:14:40 < englishman> zyp: get a snowblower 100% so handy
2019-09-24T16:14:44 < roomba> Cracki: tldr we're in grand solar minimum.
2019-09-24T16:14:50 < englishman> i have the tractor but i still use the little 24" ariens
2019-09-24T16:15:02 < englishman> tracked so it can go up steps etc
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2019-09-24T16:30:42 < mawk> I come to dutchland in 8 days Steffanx to see the guys
2019-09-24T16:33:11 < qyx> does gd32f103 have the old gpio?
2019-09-24T16:44:03 < dongs> yes
2019-09-24T16:44:07 < dongs> its the AF one
2019-09-24T16:44:14 < dongs> or rather, shitty one
2019-09-24T16:44:29 < dongs> thats just one function per pin with some remapping that moves otehr shit
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2019-09-24T17:01:22 < englishman> dongs: anything worth waiting for in 1909
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2019-09-24T17:48:15 < jadew`> are capacitor prices going down again?
2019-09-24T17:53:18 < englishman> dongu isn't replying because he switched to Ubuntu 19.04 "Disco Dingo"
2019-09-24T18:02:37 < jadew`> so... it turns out that you can't ditch the paypal conversion fees
2019-09-24T18:03:11 < jadew`> it's set up in such a way, that it's not flexible with the currency
2019-09-24T18:03:27 < jadew`> I can't withdraw GBP for example
2019-09-24T18:03:52 < jadew`> I have to convert it on their platform and withdraw RON or EUR
2019-09-24T18:04:09 < jadew`> if you were based in the US, you could only withdraw USD
2019-09-24T18:05:22 < jadew`> and while it can withdraw to a VISA card in a different currency, all these new online banking things that offer great currency conversion offer only mastercard :)
2019-09-24T18:10:54 < englishman> yeah to do transactions in USD i use a USD account in my canadian bank and use USA routing info
2019-09-24T18:11:15 < englishman> i dont think they do foreign currency transactions to banks at all
2019-09-24T18:11:44 < jadew`> yeah, that's what it looks like
2019-09-24T18:14:05 < BrainDamage> in the past, at least when paying, you had the option if to chose to do conversion or not
2019-09-24T18:14:13 < BrainDamage> it was pretty hidden, but was there
2019-09-24T18:14:17 < BrainDamage> not sure now
2019-09-24T18:19:38 < jadew`> now too, but for withdrawal it's not possible
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2019-09-24T18:45:44 < Steffanx> Cool cool, mawk  
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2019-09-24T19:49:48 < zyp> englishman, yeah, just not sure I can fit one in the budget this winter
2019-09-24T19:50:01 < zyp> got too much other shit I wanna spend money on too
2019-09-24T19:50:07 < englishman> true
2019-09-24T19:50:28 < englishman> i got mine 2 years old for $2k less than new
2019-09-24T19:50:31 < englishman> so I jumped on it
2019-09-24T19:51:12 < englishman> I still think you should put a plow on the golf
2019-09-24T19:51:38 < zyp> or the ion, shit's even smaller
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2019-09-24T19:57:21 < BrainDamage> what's the point of the snow blower? to start an escalation war throwing it on the neighbour's yards?
2019-09-24T19:57:44 < Ultrasauce> its to dispose of the bodies
2019-09-24T20:17:50 < karlp> well. I just "fixed" a problem dongs style.
2019-09-24T20:18:04 < karlp> getting what appeard to be spi out of sync (this is a system with no CS pin)
2019-09-24T20:18:11 < karlp> so.... just added 64 clock line toggles on boot.
2019-09-24T20:18:25 < antto> o_O
2019-09-24T20:18:39 < karlp> presto! no more sync drama from any spurious edges at power on.
2019-09-24T20:25:51 < antto> le manifique
2019-09-24T20:28:30 < antto> wut, senpai runs crapbuntu?
2019-09-24T20:29:39 < antto> sounds 3% plausible tbh
2019-09-24T20:29:54 < antto> i wouldn't believe it if it was arch or slackware
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2019-09-24T20:41:06 < machinehum> When you give a presentation do you explain the tech first or show the applications first
2019-09-24T20:41:21 < antto> depends.exe
2019-09-24T20:41:24 < machinehum> cool
2019-09-24T20:41:49 < mawk> overview before, tech, then how it applies
2019-09-24T20:42:09 < antto> teh overview is where imma fall asleep
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2019-09-24T21:01:30 < englishman> BrainDamage: if you don't have a yard, it gets thrown in the street, where the street removal gets it
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2019-09-24T21:27:35 < Steffanx> So did you find it yet, mr machinehum  ?
2019-09-24T21:27:42 < Steffanx> The heater
2019-09-24T21:34:23 < qyx> englishman: our street removal removes it back to the yards
2019-09-24T21:34:51 < englishman> nice
2019-09-24T21:34:53 < machinehum> Steffanx: I just threw out the board and pretended it never happened
2019-09-24T21:35:11 < machinehum> Stuff like this never comes back to haunt you
2019-09-24T21:38:22 < Steffanx> Hah
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2019-09-24T22:32:37 < BrainDamage> machinehum: if it was designed to address a specific problem, introduce it in the overview, if it instead it was designed 'in vacuum' don't and add it later
2019-09-24T22:34:04 < machinehum> BrainDamage: thanks
2019-09-24T22:34:14 < machinehum> That's what I ended up doing
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2019-09-24T23:22:03 < zyp> englishman, I don't think I can throw it out in the road here
2019-09-24T23:22:04 < bitmask> 8Ah 200A rated lipos for $4.50, just got 4 in the mail
2019-09-24T23:22:18 < zyp> but I can throw it in the ditch between the road and my yard
2019-09-24T23:22:45 < zyp> and there's also a couple meters of city-owned land between my yard and my neighbor's yard
2019-09-24T23:23:17 < englishman> zyp, did you finance your egolf
2019-09-24T23:23:45 < zyp> yes, is by finance you mean got a loan to buy it
2019-09-24T23:23:48 < zyp> if*
2019-09-24T23:24:00 < englishman> that is exactly what i meant
2019-09-24T23:24:04 < englishman> what was the interest rate?
2019-09-24T23:24:44 < zyp> at the moment it's 5.85% p.a. effective
2019-09-24T23:24:51 < zyp> it's been changing a bit
2019-09-24T23:24:54 < englishman> really
2019-09-24T23:25:18 < zyp> but still, car loans here are usually around there
2019-09-24T23:26:08 < englishman> good to know thanks
2019-09-24T23:26:17 < zyp> why?
2019-09-24T23:26:51 < englishman> i got offered 3.3% and was wondering if it was any good
2019-09-24T23:27:31 < englishman> in dollar value it seemed ok, it would cost me x to borrow y and i was ok with that amount
2019-09-24T23:28:09 < zyp> I think the dealership had an offer for a better rate, but that one required me to put down a significant amount
2019-09-24T23:28:43 < zyp> and I could basically pick between that and a free set of snow tires, so I went with the latter and got a loan from my bank
2019-09-24T23:29:09 < zyp> for 100% financed
2019-09-24T23:29:23 < englishman> 100% wow
2019-09-24T23:30:23 < zyp> well, yeah, I bought the car shortly after getting a job after having been unemployed for a while
2019-09-24T23:30:40 < englishman> how is it holding up
2019-09-24T23:30:56 < zyp> that job? got laid off after six months
2019-09-24T23:31:07 < zyp> oh, the car? it's still doing great
2019-09-24T23:31:16 < zyp> passed 78k km the other day
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2019-09-24T23:31:38 < englishman> haha yeah the car
2019-09-24T23:31:43 < englishman> pretty sure your job is doing just fine
2019-09-24T23:33:12 < zyp> car's great, just suddenly not so spacious anymore when I got a ton of baby equipment to haul around
2019-09-24T23:34:40 < englishman> haha
2019-09-24T23:40:11 < jadew`> last week I had my first sale to a romanian
2019-09-24T23:40:17 < jadew`> first customer to complain
2019-09-24T23:40:56 < jadew`> he seems nice tho
2019-09-24T23:41:03 < zyp> haha
2019-09-24T23:41:28 < zyp> heh, just got an email from paypal;
2019-09-24T23:41:31 < zyp> «beep boop sent you 50,00 USD.»
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2019-09-24T23:41:50 < jadew`> nice, is he chinese?
2019-09-24T23:42:03 < zyp> canadian, apparently
2019-09-24T23:42:21 < Steffanx> Scampal.
2019-09-24T23:42:33 < zyp> I don't have any beep boop on my order list though
2019-09-24T23:42:47 < zyp> but I had one order from canada, so I guess it's that :p
2019-09-24T23:42:48 < qyx> thats great
2019-09-24T23:42:58 < kakimir32> dongs?
2019-09-24T23:43:00 < qyx> wouldnt you mind sending beep poom my email too?
2019-09-24T23:43:29 < zyp> I don't think it works like that
2019-09-24T23:44:21 < kakimir32> do you know PLCs that are placed in DIN rail?
2019-09-24T23:44:29 < kakimir32> gigabit
2019-09-24T23:44:37 < kakimir32> power line communications
2019-09-24T23:44:47 < zyp> huh
2019-09-24T23:45:44 < zyp> kakimir32, what's your goal?
2019-09-24T23:45:46 < kakimir32> I would like to do fixed installation to main fuse cabinet and subcabinet
2019-09-24T23:46:05 < kakimir32> wall bricks are a bit meeh
2019-09-24T23:46:23 < zyp> oh, duh, I misread PLC
2019-09-24T23:46:42 < zyp> thought you were asking for a PLC with power line comms
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2019-09-24T23:48:40 < zyp> kakimir32, so basically you want this shit: https://smartcharging.in-tech.com/product/i2xplr2-e1200/
2019-09-24T23:49:41 < Steffanx> That product isnt written by some sales guy..
2019-09-24T23:49:53 < Steffanx> "reasonable CPU power". Not "State of the art processor" or something like that.
2019-09-24T23:51:14 < zyp> https://smartcharging.in-tech.com/shop/xpl-rail-2m-e1200/ <- not super cheap, but affordable enough if you really want it
2019-09-24T23:53:45 < kakimir32> yea..h
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2019-09-25T00:08:17 < jadew`> ffs... I placed an order, got an error when processing my card, order went through, but I have no way of paying it
2019-09-25T00:08:36 < jadew`> now I can only pray that they'll ship it out tomorrow morning so I can get it on Friday
2019-09-25T00:11:58 < Steffanx> AWH
2019-09-25T00:15:14 < zyp> hmm, they have a bunch of other cool stuff
2019-09-25T00:15:21 < zyp> https://smartcharging.in-tech.com/product/charge-control-c/ <- this thing looks interesting
2019-09-25T00:15:51 < jadew`> what's that ethernet to power line thing?
2019-09-25T00:15:58 < jadew`> ethernet over mains wiring?
2019-09-25T00:16:21 < jadew`> looks like yeah...
2019-09-25T00:16:21 < zyp> yeah
2019-09-25T00:16:30 < jadew`> 1 Gb/s??
2019-09-25T00:16:35 < jadew`> wth...
2019-09-25T00:16:43 < zyp> not sure how well it works in practice
2019-09-25T00:17:01 < jadew`> they probably measured it over twisted pairs
2019-09-25T00:17:05 < zyp> one of my friends tried powerline comms and ended up switching to wifi
2019-09-25T00:17:20 < jadew`> what happens if your neighbour has that too?
2019-09-25T00:17:40 < zyp> I think there's some crypto involved, idk
2019-09-25T00:18:15 < qyx> yes, that hpna has aes128 and you have to pair them
2019-09-25T00:18:17 < kakimir32> speed penalty
2019-09-25T00:18:23 < qyx> also it cannot travel across inductors
2019-09-25T00:18:34 < jadew`> and if you open it up: 100 nF capacitors to the mains wires and sand
2019-09-25T00:18:34 < qyx> so it is probably blocked by the power meter
2019-09-25T00:19:01 < jadew`> qyx, depends on how it works
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2019-09-25T00:19:27 < jadew`> if it's radio, it could leak out
2019-09-25T00:20:08 < kakimir32> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3AEghClZdg kaki old musics (2015)
2019-09-25T00:20:24 < qyx> it is some qam modulated thing iirc
2019-09-25T00:20:44 < kakimir32> homeplug av2
2019-09-25T00:21:06 < kakimir32> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HomePlug#HomePlug_AV2
2019-09-25T00:21:10 < zyp> hmm, that last thing I linked claims to support ISO 15118 for AC charging, I wonder if my car supports that
2019-09-25T00:21:42 < jadew`> kakimir32, what do you feel when you listen to that?
2019-09-25T00:21:56 < kakimir32> sadness
2019-09-25T00:22:03 < jadew`> really?
2019-09-25T00:22:11 < kakimir32> no
2019-09-25T00:22:13 < zyp> I believe that's what's used to negotiate DC charging, so my car should have all the hardware for it
2019-09-25T00:22:28 < zyp> but I've never seen any AC chargers making use of it
2019-09-25T00:22:40 < kakimir32> melancholy jadew`
2019-09-25T00:23:08 < jadew`> kakimir32, for me, that's the sound of anxiety
2019-09-25T00:24:09 < jadew`> I guess 20 years old sleep deprived, coke pumped me could have enjoyed it
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2019-09-25T00:26:30 < zyp> ah, ISO15118 builds on «DIN SPEC 70121», and the latter only does DC
2019-09-25T00:27:13 < zyp> wonder what cars supports the former and what only supports the latter
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2019-09-25T00:57:11 < Steffanx> jadew`: try something else kinda random https://youtu.be/s7vwpg6dlyo (has something eerie, but yet I like it)
2019-09-25T00:57:47 < Steffanx> The clip helps with that feeling
2019-09-25T00:58:12 < karlp> well crap. just lost a few months of open tabs
2019-09-25T00:59:00 < Steffanx> Learn to bookmark
2019-09-25T00:59:38 < Steffanx> There must be some extension that remembers what you had open at some specific time..
2019-09-25T01:03:53 < kakimir32> karlp: none of them were any use
2019-09-25T01:04:15 < kakimir32> *none of them were of any use* ?
2019-09-25T01:06:16 < zyp> I thought modern browsers already stored tabs well enough
2019-09-25T01:08:38 < qyx> they do
2019-09-25T01:15:25 < PaulFertser> Unless all your tabs are in "private mode".
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2019-09-25T01:23:28 < kakimir32> zyp: howe about this https://www.amazon.co.uk/Devolo-DINrail-Powerline-Installer-Required/dp/B016TGHZQU
2019-09-25T01:25:19 < karlp> eh, they mostly do, chromium has saved them for months and months, but something weird happened. no idea
2019-09-25T01:25:55 < kakimir32> when you open and close windows
2019-09-25T01:26:10 < kakimir32> window instances
2019-09-25T01:26:56 < kakimir32> jadew`: romanian artist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGf3xDIU32o
2019-09-25T01:36:39 < catphish> i just ordered some av2 (tp-link 2 gigabit version), will how it fares, had mixed results with the previous generation
2019-09-25T01:37:25 < kakimir32> with wifi ap?
2019-09-25T01:37:34 < kakimir32> or just wired
2019-09-25T01:38:11 < catphish> just wired, actually i really can't figure out how best to wire up my house
2019-09-25T01:38:22 < catphish> but got a pair of the wired ones cheap so thought i'd test
2019-09-25T01:39:34 < catphish> if it's good enough i might buy several wifi eqipped ones, or just have a couple with unifis discretely plugged in
2019-09-25T01:40:31 < catphish> i just ripped out all my surface mount cabling to redecorate
2019-09-25T01:41:20 < kakimir32> those are cheap
2019-09-25T01:41:24 < kakimir32> and work
2019-09-25T01:41:32 < kakimir32> just works
2019-09-25T01:42:39 < catphish> what are?
2019-09-25T01:44:44 < kakimir32> just wired homeplug av2 bricks
2019-09-25T01:44:49 < kakimir32> tp-link
2019-09-25T01:45:37 < catphish> i wasn't sure whether to make the jump to the wifi ones, would be super neat to insall
2019-09-25T01:46:11 < kakimir32> additional price is not much
2019-09-25T01:46:21 < kakimir32> but those are usually just 802.11N
2019-09-25T01:46:37 < kakimir32> which is meeeh!
2019-09-25T01:47:59 < catphish> this is the one i want https://www.tp-link.com/uk/home-networking/powerline/tl-wpa9610-kit/
2019-09-25T01:48:00 < kakimir32> I mean pair of bricks is like 40-50eur or so and throw 20eur more at it and you have pair with another brick featuring 802.11n
2019-09-25T01:48:39 < kakimir32> oh
2019-09-25T01:48:40 < kakimir32> AC
2019-09-25T01:48:48 < catphish> 2Gbps powerline + 11ac
2019-09-25T01:48:56 < kakimir32> nic
2019-09-25T01:50:51 < catphish> https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TP-Link-AV2000-TL-WPA9610-2000Mbps-Gigabit-AC-Wi-FI-Powerline-Adapter-X-1-UK/273921602312
2019-09-25T01:51:28 < catphish> but seems a downgrade from my unifi-ac-lr
2019-09-25T01:56:49 < kakimir32> it is
2019-09-25T01:57:31 < kakimir32> indeed
2019-09-25T01:58:54 < catphish> i'll stick with unifi then, one where my router is, and then i'll use the av2000 wired devices to put a second one at the other end of the house, should be plenty
2019-09-25T01:59:21 < catphish> even if the powerline sucks, all my main areas are in range of he primary one :)
2019-09-25T02:01:15 < catphish> i paid £45 for the pair of wired "av2000"bricks, hopefully they're good
2019-09-25T02:16:23 < kakimir32> do you have single phase home electric system in uk?
2019-09-25T02:16:39 < kakimir32> like across the pond
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2019-09-25T03:41:42 < jadew`> kakimir32, thanks
2019-09-25T03:42:04 < jadew`> I guess electronic music was never my thing
2019-09-25T03:44:58 < roomba> i can listen to pretty much anything except polka and depressed moaning fembitch music
2019-09-25T04:07:12 < Cracki> roomba, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy3vc5IYdf8
2019-09-25T04:08:14 < Cracki> kakimir32, single phase? hah! if the home has an electric stove, you have 3phase for that.
2019-09-25T04:10:03 < roomba> Cracki: nope
2019-09-25T04:23:22 < specing> maybe its a european-sized stove, like, real tiny
2019-09-25T04:24:03 < specing> (>6kW 4-5* induction cookers are quite common in stores where I am)
2019-09-25T04:24:11 < specing> ((yes they are 3phase))
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2019-09-25T09:11:12 < R2COM> oh shit finally i solved my TIM3 hall input interrupt problem
2019-09-25T09:11:41 < R2COM> somehow the "msp" init function was left out and never called, and TIM3 never was clocked
2019-09-25T09:11:44 < R2COM> ...
2019-09-25T09:12:20 < R2COM> also stupid default code for some reason assumes "normal" state for init structure, and if thats the case it never calls MSP function
2019-09-25T09:15:43 < R2COM> ...no, didnt you see what i wrote above?
2019-09-25T09:16:17 < R2COM> anyway, it all works now
2019-09-25T09:16:56 < R2COM> innovation never stops
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2019-09-25T10:50:55 < dongs> HAL is shit
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2019-09-25T11:12:51 < jly> sounds all fucked up
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2019-09-25T11:30:07 < jly> where is it
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2019-09-25T11:41:32 < jly> are you passing the test?
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2019-09-25T12:52:34 < jadew`> is there a country that doesn't have customs?
2019-09-25T12:53:04 < jadew`> I sent a package to a customer and they wrote me back to ask me "what exactly does it do?"
2019-09-25T12:53:11 < jadew`> (the customs people)
2019-09-25T12:53:48 < jadew`> what does the thing inside do
2019-09-25T12:54:16 < jadew`> my first thought was: "well... you wouldn't understand."
2019-09-25T12:55:29 < jadew`> but then I realized they need this info to figure out how much taxes I have to pay (which is fucking weird, because I'm sending shit out, not receiving)
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2019-09-25T12:56:21 < jadew`> not that I'm for taxing inbound goods
2019-09-25T12:56:23 < jadew`> I hate that too
2019-09-25T12:56:30 < invzim> jadew`: DAP, DDP etc, look it up - it's not a portn thing :)
2019-09-25T12:57:11 < BrainDamage> jadew`: to abolish customs you'd need a world government
2019-09-25T12:58:05 < jadew`> so all I have to do is start WW3 and win it?
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2019-09-25T12:58:25 < BrainDamage> or get everyone to agree on the same economical policy
2019-09-25T12:58:32 < BrainDamage> the EU is/was part of this
2019-09-25T12:58:43 < BrainDamage> free trade zone means similar economical policies
2019-09-25T12:59:15 < BrainDamage> unfortunately this also means that someone will get the short hand of the stick
2019-09-25T12:59:34 < BrainDamage> because universal policies don't tailor well everyone
2019-09-25T13:00:24 < BrainDamage> customs as entity makes sense to maintain some degree of protectionism, then ofc the actual implementation can contain a ton of silly bullshit
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2019-09-25T13:01:51 < jadew`> BrainDamage, not sure what protections it's offering...
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2019-09-25T13:02:08 < jadew`> they don't even open most packages, so it's not like they check the insides
2019-09-25T13:02:59 < BrainDamage> many countries have some part of their economy where they cannot feasibly compete with others, yet they want to maintain in order to keep some independence / reduce external influence
2019-09-25T13:03:21 < BrainDamage> eg milk production in northern countries is considerably harder than in souther
2019-09-25T13:03:57 < jadew`> BrainDamage, right, that would make sense, except china is destroying electronic manufacturing in the EU and nothing is done about it
2019-09-25T13:03:57 < BrainDamage> customs block everything, but then will be lax with a cathegory of goods that are likely to not impact it
2019-09-25T13:04:32 < BrainDamage> yes, we're selling out in order to keep our current lifestyle
2019-09-25T13:05:18 < BrainDamage> protectionism comes at the cost of being uncompetitive and slowing down development
2019-09-25T13:06:17 < BrainDamage> the EU gets away in the internal market by imposing hard limits on production and inflict sanctions
2019-09-25T13:06:44 < BrainDamage> italy got hit many times with sanctions because our factories were simply producing too much, crippling northern
2019-09-25T13:06:50 < BrainDamage> this created a lot of social unrest
2019-09-25T13:07:06 < jadew`> yeah, they did that here too
2019-09-25T13:07:14 < BrainDamage> I'm pretty sure a similar situation happened in the north for other goods
2019-09-25T13:07:15 < jadew`> they basically killed entire industries
2019-09-25T13:07:28 < karlp> you want to go back to how it was before?
2019-09-25T13:07:46 < jadew`> karlp, for me it would be bad
2019-09-25T13:07:56 < jadew`> I benefit from the free trade
2019-09-25T13:07:58 < karlp> this is better, and some of those industries probably deserved to be killed off.
2019-09-25T13:08:04 < BrainDamage> no, at least for italy, it'd be an extremely stupid thing
2019-09-25T13:08:23 < BrainDamage> we live off exported goods and have little prime materials
2019-09-25T13:08:23 < karlp> BrainDamage: I know, I wasn't really expecting anyone to say they did want to go back :)
2019-09-25T13:09:03 < BrainDamage> there's people here who actually say they want to leave eu because they focus on the restrictions rather than see them in balance with the benefits
2019-09-25T13:09:34 < jadew`> that's probably because they're more affected by the restrictions than the benefits
2019-09-25T13:09:54 < jadew`> or that's how they see it
2019-09-25T13:10:18 < karlp> sometimes, (here) it seems that it's more they want to be able to do things privately, without bid, rather than being "restricted" by eu fair competition and transparency...
2019-09-25T13:10:45 < karlp> they want all the benefits of the single market, but don't actualyl want anyone to come here and outcompete them in that single market...
2019-09-25T13:11:24 < karlp> ZOMG someone with a name that isn't icelandic might be a better farmer than someone with the right spelling of their name?!?!?!! we MUST BAN THIS MONSTROUS DEVELOPMENT!
2019-09-25T13:11:47 < karlp> stupid ranty politications
2019-09-25T13:11:55 < jadew`> right, we had that here too with software companies, complaining they can't compete for developers because external companies, that settle here, are paying them more
2019-09-25T13:12:36 < BrainDamage> with free movement of people and travel costs going lower, hopefully the situation will become lesser in the future
2019-09-25T13:12:51 < BrainDamage> people just need to realize that now the scope of the movement is EU wide instead of country wide
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2019-09-25T13:13:04 < Cracki> I'd trust markets for that more than some government acting for special interest groups. this is far away from free-market cartels and monopolies.
2019-09-25T13:13:42 < karlp> BrainDamage: yeah, I think more poeple are realizing it, but it's a change for some people still :)
2019-09-25T13:13:45 < BrainDamage> you can only do that when the market starts on an even ground
2019-09-25T13:13:53 < BrainDamage> which is simply impossible
2019-09-25T13:13:59  * karlp loves eu mobile roaming
2019-09-25T13:14:22 < Cracki> simple mass PCBA in china is a good idea. if you need one-offs or special specifications, local will be a cheaper or faster option ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2019-09-25T13:14:34 < jadew`> karlp, in here Vodafone found a loophole and made it so it's not available on all plans
2019-09-25T13:14:53 < jadew`> it was available for about a year or so, but they changed that
2019-09-25T13:14:54 < Cracki> it's getting bad when you can't find anyone to PCBA locally at a reasonable price AND something prevents you from using chinese services
2019-09-25T13:15:31 < jadew`> Cracki, it's not just that, it's the mere competition coming out of china
2019-09-25T13:15:31 < Cracki> screwing consumers over? you need a government agency to combat that
2019-09-25T13:16:09 < jadew`> which, leaving production costs aside, it's unregulated
2019-09-25T13:16:20 < Cracki> hm right, romania and china compete on comparable technological levels, but vastly different cost of work
2019-09-25T13:16:39 < karlp> jadew`: so tell them you'll report them to efta, and then do so.
2019-09-25T13:16:42 < jadew`> that means you have to produce while following some very strict rules, while they don't
2019-09-25T13:16:55 < Cracki> that too :S
2019-09-25T13:16:57 < jadew`> you have to offer warranty and customer support, they don't
2019-09-25T13:16:59 < karlp> sorry, esa, not efta.
2019-09-25T13:17:16 < jadew`> karlp, I should report China?
2019-09-25T13:17:26 < karlp> I was talking about vodafone and the eu roaming
2019-09-25T13:17:35 < jadew`> ah
2019-09-25T13:17:39 < Cracki> maybe those rules need to change so you aren't as screwed as you are
2019-09-25T13:18:01 < jadew`> I'm sure others did it, the thing is that if the romanian law has that loophole, they'll abuse it until it's gone
2019-09-25T13:18:08 < jadew`> and it might take years until it's gone
2019-09-25T13:19:39 < karlp> you could exercise the four freedoms and move somewhere less romanian? :)
2019-09-25T13:20:13 < jadew`> karlp, yeah, but that's the situation everywhere in Europe
2019-09-25T13:20:30 < jadew`> was actually considering the US, but I don't know... it's too far
2019-09-25T13:20:53 < karlp> I'm still just talking about mobile roaming and local implementations of regs
2019-09-25T13:20:57 < zyp> hmm, Xiaomi A3 still doesn't have NFC
2019-09-25T13:21:21 < karlp> a2 had less features than a1 too iirc, 
2019-09-25T13:21:30 < jadew`> karlp, ah
2019-09-25T13:21:35 < karlp> I wouldn't buy a new one without nfc now.  it was a nice to have when I got mine.
2019-09-25T13:21:39 < zyp> and since last time I looked at a xiaomi phone, NFC has went from a thing that I use now and then to a thing I use pretty often
2019-09-25T13:21:47 < karlp> yar,  indeed :)
2019-09-25T13:22:08  * karlp shoudl go back to this power sequencing glitching spi clock on boot instead of offtopic chatz....
2019-09-25T13:22:16 < zyp> my bank got android pay support a few months back, I'm using that everywhere that has touch payment enabled now
2019-09-25T13:22:54 < zyp> for some reason not all places in norway has it enabled yet, even when the terminals support it
2019-09-25T13:23:16 < zyp> but when I went to poland in july I didn't even get my wallet out of the pocket even once
2019-09-25T13:23:38 < jadew`> jeez... they just sent me another form to fill :/
2019-09-25T13:23:54 < BrainDamage> here cash culture is pretty strong, but nearly everywhere you'll get a POS with CC and NFC
2019-09-25T13:24:13 < jadew`> one of the questions on that form is "What does the final user do?"
2019-09-25T13:24:38 < jadew`> how the hell should I know that? he's just a guy who bought something from me... ffs
2019-09-25T13:24:49 < BrainDamage> what's the product?
2019-09-25T13:24:55 < BrainDamage> is it test instrumentation?
2019-09-25T13:25:07 < BrainDamage> is it some sort of module?
2019-09-25T13:25:08 < jadew`> BrainDamage, yes
2019-09-25T13:25:19 < BrainDamage> then just say it's lab equipment
2019-09-25T13:25:24 < jadew`> it's a module, a prescaler for frequency counters
2019-09-25T13:25:35 < zyp> BrainDamage, I haven't used/carried cash much at all since I switched to my current bank 12 years ago, getting rid of transaction fees
2019-09-25T13:25:37 < jadew`> good idea
2019-09-25T13:25:46 < BrainDamage> then say it's a product meant to be integrated into a larger system
2019-09-25T13:25:48 < BrainDamage> if it's a module
2019-09-25T13:25:55 < zyp> when it doesn't cost anything to pay by card, there's no reason not to do that for everything
2019-09-25T13:26:39 < BrainDamage> I still prefer cash for menial things because it let me have a pretty solid feedback on the amount I'm spending
2019-09-25T13:27:07 < BrainDamage> supermarket and stuff goes through digital np
2019-09-25T13:27:29 < zyp> only time I don't use cash is when I go to jp, because they are weird about accepting foreign cards
2019-09-25T13:27:39 < zyp> s/don't//
2019-09-25T13:31:23 < IRC-Source_63> Hey all. When writting/reading from flash should I use the ITCM or AXIM addresses?
2019-09-25T13:32:19 < jadew`> they gave me a 252 page document to read in order to be able to fill that form
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2019-09-25T13:45:38 < jadew`> ok... so that document is for classification and they go into really weird details
2019-09-25T13:45:44 < jadew`> like if you're selling ADCs
2019-09-25T13:46:02 < jadew`> they have different categories based on sampling rate
2019-09-25T13:46:11 < jadew`> what a fucking waste of money
2019-09-25T14:01:04 < jadew`> here's another example of how stupid this whole thing is: there are no bookmarks
2019-09-25T14:02:00 < jadew`> and there's no index
2019-09-25T14:02:15 < jadew`> state employees are the best
2019-09-25T14:03:16 < jadew`> they have mastered the skill of doing the absolute minimum
2019-09-25T14:07:06 < mitrax> hi
2019-09-25T14:08:06 < mitrax> i'm having a weird problem, openocd fails to flash with an "error waiting for target flash write algorithm" error. Oddly enough it works with the st-link utility, i'm having two boards in a batch that behave that way, the others work fine with openocd
2019-09-25T14:09:11 < zyp> is reset hanging?
2019-09-25T14:09:37 < mitrax> that's not the only problem on those two boards, the mcu apparently crashes on start (stuck in hard fault handler) as soon as the program uses the external xtal oscillator... but assuming there's something wrong with the quartz, that can't be related to SWD programming can it?
2019-09-25T14:10:55 < mitrax> zyp: no, after a reset it seems to be running once flashed with st-link, but crashed, i'm not 100% certain though 
2019-09-25T14:12:00 < sync> huh, I wonder how android pay works
2019-09-25T14:16:13 < mitrax> zyp: https://pastebin.com/gA4N8ULU
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2019-09-25T14:23:24 < zyp> sync, it integrates with my bank, and then I can add virtual copies of my physical cards and choose one of them as the active one, so when I tap my phone it's charged just as if I tapped the physical card
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2019-09-25T14:24:40 < zyp> mitrax, that doesn't look running to me
2019-09-25T14:25:08 < mitrax> zyp: I definitely have an oscillator problem on those board since if i keep running on the internal oscillator instead of switching to HSE the program runs (when flashed with st-link), but that shouldn't affect SWD programming should it? 
2019-09-25T14:25:37 < zyp> it's in lockup, which means it couldn't even trap the hardfault
2019-09-25T14:25:48 < zyp> which is what would happen if the flash is empty
2019-09-25T14:25:57 < zyp> so I'm not convinced it's actually flashed
2019-09-25T14:26:33 < mitrax> zyp: it is, if i read the flash with st-link and it matches the binary
2019-09-25T14:26:37 < mitrax> -and
2019-09-25T14:27:37 < zyp> are you sure nrst isn't tied low or something?
2019-09-25T14:29:26 < mitrax> yeah it's not
2019-09-25T14:35:04 < englishman> sync, google/apple/samsung pay makes a virtual credit card that does the NFC transaction, but is linked by Google/etc via your bank to your actual credit card for when the payment is cleared
2019-09-25T14:36:11 < englishman> the Samsung magstripe emulation is super cool imo, for the few terminals that don't have NFC yet
2019-09-25T14:37:06 < englishman> «ahem sir we don't have paypass» taps phone «sir I said--» beeeep
2019-09-25T14:37:59  * karlp hasn't used magstripe in .... years at least.
2019-09-25T14:38:07 < karlp> it's either touch or chipreader 
2019-09-25T14:39:02 < zyp> karlp, but we're in the civilized world
2019-09-25T14:39:14 < karlp> true :)
2019-09-25T14:39:49 < zyp> I don't miss magstripe, I used to wear out my cards in half the time between the regular replacements
2019-09-25T14:40:03 < karlp> yeah, I used to always laugh at the expiry dates on my cards when I lived in teh us.
2019-09-25T14:40:08 < zyp> I think I got a photo somewhere
2019-09-25T14:40:10 < karlp> no fucking chance they would ever last that long
2019-09-25T14:41:53 < englishman> usually it's shady bars and corner stores that have old terminals. and home Depot for some reason
2019-09-25T14:42:33 < englishman> the magstripe isn't actually used, all terminals have chip, but it's hard to use chip and pin with a phone
2019-09-25T14:42:38 < englishman> so magstripe is useful again
2019-09-25T14:42:58 < karlp> anyone recognise what chip this would be? 8051 shits? or china m0 shitz? https://nc.beeroclock.net/s/BEX5fsXXrJSTx9E
2019-09-25T14:43:17 < karlp> chip blinks leds on one pin, and plays music on a speaker on another pin based on button press
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2019-09-25T14:43:38 < karlp> only curious because of the "quality" of the music, it's a full length version of despocito, so I thoughtit must have a decent amount of flash on board for it.
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2019-09-25T14:46:16 < BrainDamage> if you think magstripe is silly, the us used to have cc details machine by rolling a slider over carbon copy paper taking inprints of the embossed CC number
2019-09-25T14:47:06 < BrainDamage> you could do fogery with a pen
2019-09-25T14:48:23 < zyp> hmm
2019-09-25T14:48:29 < zyp> found this photo: https://bin.jvnv.net/file/EGkPv.jpg
2019-09-25T14:48:45 < karlp> BrainDamage: I remember those :)
2019-09-25T14:48:47 < zyp> according to the irc log I found that in, that was a card that were still working
2019-09-25T14:48:48 < karlp> we had them in aus too.
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2019-09-25T14:49:38 < zyp> I've seen those in sweden too
2019-09-25T14:50:47 < zyp> but I mean, you can use those numbers to shop online, surely that's not more secure than the embossed copy anyway
2019-09-25T14:51:00 < zyp> (before they added VBV/3dsecure/whatever)
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2019-09-25T14:57:04 < englishman> well if you only had one phone line and it was down and you wanted to make a cc transaction it was the only way. still is
2019-09-25T14:57:46 < sync> yeah englishman sure
2019-09-25T14:57:59 < sync> but security wise
2019-09-25T14:58:20 < sync> idk, I just pay cash everywhere except the petrol station
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2019-09-25T14:58:54 < englishman> yes, it was a real blast from the past going to germany
2019-09-25T14:59:35 < englishman> I did not take enough yuros just because of de and had to hit up those shady outdoor atms you guys have
2019-09-25T15:01:20 < karlp> .de is the most anti card, pro cash place I've been in ages
2019-09-25T15:03:01 < englishman> sync, apparently there is an ic on phones that support it that handles secure element storage
2019-09-25T15:03:18 < englishman> which would explain why not all phones with NFC have contactless payment
2019-09-25T15:03:31 < englishman> plus the app probably verifies secure boot etc
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2019-09-25T15:03:34 < specing> englishman: it also needs an antenna
2019-09-25T15:05:49 < qyx> wut magstripe
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2019-09-25T15:05:54 < qyx> we have nfc everywhere
2019-09-25T15:06:07 < qyx> maybe except on the ATMs, there are chipreaders on them
2019-09-25T15:06:23 < sync> I don't think I had to use magstripe for a long time
2019-09-25T15:06:28 < englishman> tons of nxp stuff for this, looks like
2019-09-25T15:06:29 < sync> but the rest is all chip
2019-09-25T15:06:48 < BrainDamage> the eu has inversion of responsibility if the pos has magstripe
2019-09-25T15:06:58 < englishman> qyx: yeah but in the few places that dont have NFC, you can still use magstripe to pay with your phone
2019-09-25T15:06:58 < BrainDamage> if there's a fraud, the pos operator is responsible
2019-09-25T15:07:01 < sync> yes
2019-09-25T15:07:12 < karlp> BrainDamage: yeah, this is the biggest scam of the last 20 years
2019-09-25T15:07:14 < sync> that is how most CC fraud in europe works aiui
2019-09-25T15:07:33 < englishman> oh yeah cuz of all your skimmers
2019-09-25T15:07:38 < karlp> oh, you had to "enter a pin"? bank absolved of all responsibility, all on the user now.
2019-09-25T15:07:51 < sync> that's not entirely true
2019-09-25T15:08:18 < karlp> this is the internet, I can't fit the nuaces in one line on irc :)
2019-09-25T15:09:32 < zyp> karlp, true, I think we found two places in .de that didn't take card
2019-09-25T15:10:10 < zyp> first one was the first place we stopped by across the border to get an environmental class sticker for the car
2019-09-25T15:16:03 < dongs> lel
2019-09-25T15:18:59 < sync> lul you got an umweltplakette zyp?
2019-09-25T15:19:13 < zyp> yes
2019-09-25T15:19:56 < roomba> lel = laughing excitedly loud
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2019-09-25T15:20:36 < zyp> important to show that my electric car satisfies the euro 4 emission requirements, you know
2019-09-25T15:26:48 < specing> zyp: its euro 4 in germany, but euro 10 in france
2019-09-25T15:26:50 < specing> (electricity sources)
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2019-09-25T15:28:43 < zyp> as far as I understand it, euro 4 (green sticker) is the strictest requirement they care about in germany, so when I come with a car with no emissions, that's the sticker I get
2019-09-25T15:30:12 < zyp> ha ha
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2019-09-25T15:32:08 < BrainDamage> does it have good old mechanical brakes?
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2019-09-25T15:42:29 < sync> zyp: well, you could have gone without it just fine
2019-09-25T15:43:46 < zyp> how so? don't they enforce it even in the marked zones?
2019-09-25T15:46:39 < specing> Haohmaru: noise too
2019-09-25T15:47:00 < specing> and tyres also generate a lot of particles
2019-09-25T15:50:30 < BrainDamage> brakes emit a decent amount of pm10
2019-09-25T15:51:08 < zoobab> car disk brakes are the first source 
2019-09-25T16:00:39 < englishman> BrainDamage: happily, electric cars basically never use the brakes
2019-09-25T16:01:14 < sync> zyp: yes
2019-09-25T16:08:16 < zyp> why even bother with the signs and shit then
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2019-09-25T16:11:36 < sync> because reasons
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2019-09-25T16:22:48 < dongs> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7qrBr6pgXc attn ThatDamnRanga 
2019-09-25T16:22:50 < dongs> err
2019-09-25T16:22:53 < dongs> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7qrBr6pgXc attn Thorn 
2019-09-25T16:23:04 < dongs> launch in 30? min
2019-09-25T16:23:40 < Thorn> yeah 34 min
2019-09-25T16:24:28 < Thorn> https://vk.com/roscosmos?w=wall-30315369_376546
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2019-09-25T16:30:35 < dongs> lol what a ghetto lift
2019-09-25T16:36:55 < mitrax> zyp: problem solved ... the capacitor connected to VCAP was missing on those two boards ... d'oh!
2019-09-25T16:37:15 < dongs> Thorn: no audio on youtube link?
2019-09-25T16:37:18 < englishman> wtf kind of dinky little rocket is that
2019-09-25T16:37:26 < dongs> oh nvm
2019-09-25T16:37:28 < dongs> 21 mins anc outing
2019-09-25T16:37:34 < englishman> pretty sure john carmack has bigger rockets in his garage
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2019-09-25T16:54:07 < dongs> 4.5 mins
2019-09-25T16:54:58 < karlp> hey, I'm actually awake, near a computer for this.
2019-09-25T16:55:11 < karlp> subtitles are pretty rad...
2019-09-25T16:55:24 < dongs> its autogenerated
2019-09-25T16:55:27 < dongs> prolly reads like gibberish
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2019-09-25T17:14:13 < Thorn> they're alive, Mr. Rogozin can now exhale
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2019-09-25T20:15:12 < karlp> good job ampehnol: https://imgur.com/a/aKu7WuK
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2019-09-25T20:17:52 < antto> amphenol have quite a pile of connectors, but their datasheets vary so much :/
2019-09-25T20:18:35 < antto> i still haven't found connectors for muh sandwich
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2019-09-25T20:22:34 < antto> https://i.imgur.com/aKhIPTL.mp4
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2019-09-25T20:30:17 < karlp> antto: tell me about it.
2019-09-25T20:30:25 < karlp> just got finished with an online chat with them,
2019-09-25T20:30:42 < karlp> found out that the differences between two I'm interested in is nylon 46 vs 66,
2019-09-25T20:30:51 < karlp> they don't mention that in their datasheets or product literature anywhere.
2019-09-25T20:31:52 < antto> well, today i went thru a few SAMTEC connector datasheets, while they were all stylized the same way, i found the much hard to figure out a part number for the combination i need
2019-09-25T20:32:48 < antto> aaaaand when i did, figured there is akchually no stock at all for any combo
2019-09-25T20:32:49 < antto> duh
2019-09-25T20:33:37 < karlp> samtec only has stock at samtec, don't even try finding it at digikey
2019-09-25T20:33:43 < karlp> samtec is a real cahnnel favourite too :)
2019-09-25T20:34:03 < karlp> a lot of it is made on demand.
2019-09-25T20:34:06 < antto> yeah i wondered why it sounded familiar
2019-09-25T20:34:21 < karlp> englishman ran into issues with them claiming stock, then having to manufacturer it when he actually ordered
2019-09-25T20:34:27 < karlp> they do crazy shipping things too
2019-09-25T20:34:48 < karlp> like ship a handful of tiny connectors in a meter long triangular tube, 15cm on a side and shit
2019-09-25T20:35:02 < antto> nah, i need something immediately available, this is one of those projects that has already been sold to the client.. before it even eggzists
2019-09-25T20:35:05 < karlp> bright side, you actaully _can_order direct from them, unlike amphenol et al
2019-09-25T20:35:37 < antto> amphenol looks huge and spilled over the globe
2019-09-25T20:35:57 < antto> they appear to have bough a bunch of manufacturers or something
2019-09-25T20:36:24 < antto> at least their part names make more sense than wurth electronics'
2019-09-25T20:39:11 < karlp> not sure I'd agree.
2019-09-25T20:39:19 < karlp> both use long strings of numbers with no clear ordering guides
2019-09-25T20:40:15 < antto> hm, maybe i've only seen a very tiny fraction of amphenol connectors
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2019-09-25T20:40:32 < kakimir32> http://devnull.dataproof.fi/~lpk/flappy-space-program/
2019-09-25T20:40:38 < antto> i think the USB microB from amphenol had a dumb name akchually
2019-09-25T20:41:01 < kakimir32> https://twitter.com/mvirkkunen/status/1176826139404394496
2019-09-25T20:41:14 < antto> but the audio and rj45 connectors i've browsed thru did have a scheme
2019-09-25T20:42:28 < Steffanx> so i was looking for some corner clamps (not sure if that is a proper english name, but whatever). Found this: https://static.gamma.nl/dam/39428/41 
2019-09-25T20:42:32 < Steffanx> why that looks 3d printed.
2019-09-25T20:46:39 < kakimir32> welding clamp 90degrees
2019-09-25T20:46:57 < kakimir32> welders angle clamp
2019-09-25T20:48:09 < Steffanx> but it's just for wood.
2019-09-25T20:48:20 < Steffanx> very lightweight wood
2019-09-25T20:48:45 < karlp> Steffanx:looks like the ones I've seen for sale 
2019-09-25T20:49:46 < Steffanx> i dont want those anyway, reviews are fucking terrible. 
2019-09-25T20:49:54 < Steffanx> i wonder if the real product is 3d printed too
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2019-09-25T20:50:46 < kakimir32> right angle woodworking clamp
2019-09-25T20:51:03 < kakimir32> right angle clamp
2019-09-25T20:51:37 < Steffanx> dutch shops will do fine with "corner clamps" :P
2019-09-25T20:52:18 < kakimir32> yes
2019-09-25T20:52:25 < kakimir32> translate it to dutch
2019-09-25T20:53:52 < kakimir32> in finnish it's kulmapuristin if it helps
2019-09-25T20:54:17 < Steffanx> Yeah, will try that :)
2019-09-25T20:54:39 < kakimir32> kulma = angle, puristin = press,clamp
2019-09-25T20:54:53 < Steffanx> is kakimir32 a big bottas fan?
2019-09-25T20:55:21 < kakimir32> nah
2019-09-25T20:55:48 < kakimir32> does he win?
2019-09-25T20:55:57 < kakimir32> I have not followed f1 since summer
2019-09-25T20:56:37 < kakimir32> it feels like watching football
2019-09-25T20:57:18 < kakimir32> theatre play
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2019-09-25T20:59:19 < Steffanx> hm
2019-09-25T21:02:30 < Steffanx> the Häkkinen times are over for sure
2019-09-25T21:03:15 < kakimir32> häkkinen times were the best
2019-09-25T21:04:25 < kakimir32> and schumi
2019-09-25T21:09:09 < kakimir32> I wonder if the series was so scripted back then or not
2019-09-25T21:10:17 < kakimir32> if I was just dumb and didn't realize some unbalancing events did not happen just by chance
2019-09-25T21:13:35 < kakimir32> I think the "throw a wrench in gears" scripting came when then went mad with regulating stuff and new tech
2019-09-25T21:16:21 < englishman> lol samtec
2019-09-25T21:16:28 < englishman> don't bother just close your business
2019-09-25T21:16:34 < englishman> find another innovation
2019-09-25T21:16:55 < englishman> I did and I'm happier, healthier, and have more money
2019-09-25T21:20:05 < kakimir32> samtec didn't get your money?
2019-09-25T21:20:18 < englishman> they got lots of it
2019-09-25T21:22:14 < englishman> 2018 was almost 200kusd
2019-09-25T21:23:07 < kakimir32> you bent over for them
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2019-09-25T21:30:48 < kakimir32> +2celsius outside
2019-09-25T21:30:51 < kakimir32> also dark
2019-09-25T21:31:05 < kakimir32> also moose
2019-09-25T21:31:21 < kakimir32> I should maybe go to take a night ride on moped
2019-09-25T21:31:40 < englishman> nightbrap
2019-09-25T21:32:09 < kakimir32> yes
2019-09-25T21:33:21 < kakimir32> after driving tractor for 2 weeks I need to feel the power
2019-09-25T21:35:02 < kakimir32> something that doesn't need half a throttle or full throttle to say
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2019-09-25T21:38:59 < Steffanx> is there snow yet kakimir32
2019-09-25T21:40:12 < kakimir32> I saw some in air
2019-09-25T21:40:16 < kakimir32> but not on ground
2019-09-25T21:41:07 < antto> https://i.imgur.com/MayN3RO.mp4
2019-09-25T21:41:22 < kakimir32> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDSgs6syrgg musics
2019-09-25T21:41:57 < kakimir32> antto: parkour
2019-09-25T21:42:22 < Steffanx> 0/5 kakimir32
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2019-09-25T21:44:14 < kakimir32> only song I remember from 2019 EV
2019-09-25T21:46:21 < Steffanx> i only remember the dutch one, because it was on the radio much here
2019-09-25T21:46:54 < zyp> thought everybody would remember the one from karlpland
2019-09-25T21:47:16 < Steffanx> you expect me to watch the EV crap?
2019-09-25T21:47:45 < zyp> why not? you're already watching a bunch of ##stm32 crap
2019-09-25T21:49:06 < kakimir32> yes time for brap now>
2019-09-25T21:49:22 < kakimir32> bbl
2019-09-25T21:50:12 < zyp> I'm tired of my desk being full of mess that I dont have a better place for
2019-09-25T21:50:33 < zyp> so I went to ikea and bought a kitchen wall cupboard to hang over my desk
2019-09-25T21:50:38 < Steffanx> its still way less crappy than this "singing" contest
2019-09-25T21:51:12 < zyp> only got the corner piece today, gonna hang that first and then measure what other pieces would be a good fit
2019-09-25T21:51:37 < zyp> kitchen cupboards should make for nice shelves
2019-09-25T21:52:05 < zyp> they're strong and cheap
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2019-09-25T21:56:14 < Steffanx> Soon you'll just have more things :P
2019-09-25T21:56:19 < Steffanx> And no more storage space
2019-09-25T21:56:23 < zyp> probably
2019-09-25T21:56:24 < zyp> :p
2019-09-25T21:56:51 < zyp> but at least I'll have shelves
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2019-09-25T21:59:01 < Steffanx> Not sure what cupboards look like in norway, but it's with doors et all?
2019-09-25T22:00:09 < sync> zyp: basically they wanted to shove old shit cars out of the cities and introduced the plaque, but then the police said they are too busy to enforce it during running traffic
2019-09-25T22:00:55 < Steffanx> sync, soon you will no longer enter dutchland btw. We'll drive too slow for you. They have real plans to make the high ways 100km/h.
2019-09-25T22:00:56 < zyp> Steffanx, sure, if you want, doors are sold separately so you can select the style you want
2019-09-25T22:01:02 < zyp> naturally for shelves I won't bother with doors
2019-09-25T22:01:06 < sync> and the police is not responsible for offences on parked cars, so only the public orer office deals with it
2019-09-25T22:01:14 < sync> and they will not deal with foreign cars
2019-09-25T22:01:22 < sync> nice Steffanx
2019-09-25T22:01:56 < zyp> sync, ah
2019-09-25T22:02:06 < zyp> well, it was just 5€ anyway
2019-09-25T22:02:06 < srk> ideally also cities to like 30km/h 
2019-09-25T22:02:11 < Steffanx> fuck no
2019-09-25T22:02:22 < zyp> Steffanx, also wat, why?
2019-09-25T22:02:35 < specing> yes, cities should be limited to 30km/h
2019-09-25T22:02:40 < Steffanx> NOx issues.
2019-09-25T22:02:41 < specing> ideally to 25km/h
2019-09-25T22:02:57 < zyp> we're going the other way here, politicians are pushing for higher speed limits
2019-09-25T22:03:04 < specing> ideally all cars would be banned
2019-09-25T22:03:26 < zyp> max used to be 100 km/h, got increased to 110 some years ago and they're pushing for even higher on new roads
2019-09-25T22:03:50 < Steffanx> Yes, but you dont have the emission "issue", zyp
2019-09-25T22:03:57 < Steffanx> because of the many EVs
2019-09-25T22:05:37 < zyp> speaking of, how's EV sales going in .nl?
2019-09-25T22:05:50 < Steffanx> idk. not well i think.
2019-09-25T22:06:09 < zyp> last I checked you guys were #2 after norway (in europe)
2019-09-25T22:06:13 < Steffanx> dutchies are not really into buying new cars.
2019-09-25T22:06:23 < Steffanx> and the 2nd hand EV market is smallish
2019-09-25T22:06:31 < zyp> that's a problem here too
2019-09-25T22:06:43 < Steffanx> our EVs are mainly hybrids i think.
2019-09-25T22:07:04 < Steffanx> i dont see em much in this region. Sometimes a tesla, perhaps a leaf.
2019-09-25T22:07:19 < Steffanx> But it might even the the same cars i see all the time.
2019-09-25T22:07:46 < zyp> it's just that EVs are so cheap to use here that paying more for a new EV rather than a used ICE car will pay itself off fairly quickly
2019-09-25T22:07:50 < sync> zyp: I can see why
2019-09-25T22:07:56 < Steffanx> i would buy a EV, but ... getting a loan for a car, nah thanks.
2019-09-25T22:08:37 < sync> I ripped up finland and down norway a few years ago on my motorcycle and I almost fell asleep sometimes because the streets were so empty, straight and slow
2019-09-25T22:08:47 < Steffanx> hah
2019-09-25T22:09:10 < zyp> my rule of thumb is that an EV costs about a fifth in electricity per km of what a gasoline car costs in gasoline
2019-09-25T22:09:30 < zyp> sync, where did you find straight roads in norway?
2019-09-25T22:10:04 < sync> that was more of an issue in .fi
2019-09-25T22:10:16 < Steffanx> How much is a liter of gasoline and what about diesel?
2019-09-25T22:10:36 < Steffanx> and electricity is probably pretty cheap there
2019-09-25T22:10:38 < zyp> I'm not keeping track
2019-09-25T22:10:59 < zyp> last I checked gasoline was in the range of 15-17 NOK/l or so
2019-09-25T22:11:06 < Steffanx> oh about the same as here.
2019-09-25T22:11:09 < zyp> diesel a bit cheaper
2019-09-25T22:11:35 < zyp> electricity is under 1 NOK/kWh most of the year
2019-09-25T22:11:48 < jpa-> sync: even in finland, there is usually a new straight road and a few decades older, curvy road to everywhere
2019-09-25T22:14:06 < sync> yeah, EVs are now more expensive to run than a diesel/gas engine here due to electricity costs
2019-09-25T22:14:21 < zyp> I think best case electricity for my car is around 0.1 NOK/km
2019-09-25T22:14:30 < zyp> i.e. around 1 EUR per 100km
2019-09-25T22:14:44 < Steffanx> in dutchland that would be around 2-2.5 then.
2019-09-25T22:14:46 < Steffanx> still not tooo bad
2019-09-25T22:14:59 < zyp> yearly average is probably significantly higher though
2019-09-25T22:15:17 < sync> yeah jpa-, sometimes it wasn't an option to take a detour tho
2019-09-25T22:15:21 < Steffanx> Still sad a pack of 8 stroopwaffles is cheaper than a L of diesel or gasoline.
2019-09-25T22:15:23 < zyp> both electricity prices and consumption is higher in winter
2019-09-25T22:15:36 < sync> just fill up in germoney Steffanx
2019-09-25T22:15:37 < zyp> oh, stroopwaffles
2019-09-25T22:15:45 < zyp> I need to order a load of those some time
2019-09-25T22:17:15 < Steffanx> sync, what's diesel there? Google says 1.25e. Not really worth the < 5 euro.
2019-09-25T22:18:19 < sync> last week it was about 1.2
2019-09-25T22:18:31 < zyp> speaking of EVs in germany; fun fact: I spent a grand total of 6.25€ on charging in germany when I went there
2019-09-25T22:18:48 < Steffanx> just ping me zyp. I'll order my sister to get me a full box of waffles right from the distributor. :)
2019-09-25T22:19:42 < Cracki> zyp, is it that heavily subsidized or didn't you drive that much?
2019-09-25T22:20:02 < Cracki> normal electricity costs an arm and a leg here
2019-09-25T22:20:11 < zyp> a bunch of the fast chargers didn't even require payment, idk why
2019-09-25T22:20:34 < zyp> I paid 5€ at one and 1.25€ at another, the rest were all free
2019-09-25T22:20:50 < englishman> maybe they realized if they asked for electronic payment, noone would pay, and noone makes coin-operated chargers
2019-09-25T22:20:54 < zyp> and I didn't pay anything extra to charge outside the hotel the places that were available either
2019-09-25T22:21:25 < englishman> since like 3 people in germany own electric cars, it's actually cheaper to give the electricity away than deal with payment processing
2019-09-25T22:21:37 < zyp> something like that
2019-09-25T22:21:52 < zyp> I assume it's subsidized in some way or another to get more people to buy electric cars
2019-09-25T22:23:28 < sync> yes and no
2019-09-25T22:23:35 < zyp> for comparison; I paid 38.48€ for charging in .nl
2019-09-25T22:23:43 < sync> only building the charging points is subsidized
2019-09-25T22:30:56 < Thorn> soyuz docking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21X5lGlDOfg
2019-09-25T22:32:05 < Steffanx> will it fit?
2019-09-25T22:36:58 < Cracki> spacex hasn't done anything for a while. do they have seasons for launch weather or something?
2019-09-25T22:37:44 < Thorn> they're busy building another water tower
2019-09-25T22:38:05 < Cracki> kshhhhhh
2019-09-25T22:40:40 < specing> it'll soon be 2020 and they aren't on mars yet
2019-09-25T22:42:21 < specing> zyp: expensive
2019-09-25T22:42:45 < zyp> specing, what was?
2019-09-25T22:42:48 < specing> electricity
2019-09-25T22:42:56 < zyp> no?
2019-09-25T22:43:01 < specing> How many kWh did you charge?
2019-09-25T22:43:53 < zyp> 65.17
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2019-09-25T22:44:35 < zyp> hmm, that comes out to 0.59 EUR/kWh
2019-09-25T22:44:48 < zyp> I don't remember if it was billed per kWh or minute or both
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2019-09-25T22:45:30 < zyp> ah, yes, .59€/kWh
2019-09-25T22:45:31 < zyp> https://fastnedcharging.com/en/choose-your-priceplan
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2019-09-25T22:46:34 < zyp> but fast charging also pays for the infrastructure, not just electricity, so it's not directly comparable
2019-09-25T22:47:14 < zyp> and the bulk of charging is home charging, throwing in some expensive fast charging now and then doesn't mean much in the big picture
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2019-09-25T22:50:29 < specing> zyp: that is very expensive
2019-09-25T22:50:47 < specing> electricity here is ~0.15 eur/kWh with taxes
2019-09-25T22:51:43 < englishman> now that is expensive
2019-09-25T22:51:46 < specing> They are ultimately shooting themselves in the foot by turning off nuclear power plants and making the price skyrocket
2019-09-25T22:52:02 < englishman> the fast charging, not so much, charging at 50kW takes some hardware
2019-09-25T22:52:31 < specing> you want electricity to be cheap, so that people heat their homes with 0emissions AC instead of with fossil fuels
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2019-09-25T22:56:09 < jadew`> is it still docking?
2019-09-25T22:57:07 < jadew`> I touched a lunar rock today
2019-09-25T22:58:30 < Thorn> already docked
2019-09-25T22:58:45 < jadew`> oh well, next time
2019-09-25T22:58:58 < Thorn> you can rewind the nasa tv stream
2019-09-25T22:59:51 < jadew`> found it
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2019-09-25T23:09:17 < zyp> over here fast charging is priced per minute, not kWh
2019-09-25T23:09:31 < zyp> usually comes out to like .3-.4 EUR/kWh
2019-09-25T23:13:32 < Lux> englishman: how much is electricity where you are ?
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2019-09-25T23:14:15 < englishman> the highest rate is 0.09 beaverbux/kWh
2019-09-25T23:14:42 < Lux> that's nice, guess that's due to cheap hydro
2019-09-25T23:14:54 < englishman> yes, that has been nationalized for 70 years, too
2019-09-25T23:16:05 < Lux> in austria it's double that, even though we also have quite a bit hydropower, around 60%
2019-09-25T23:19:09 < mawk> the tastiest energy is nuclear energy
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2019-09-25T23:35:04 < kakimir32> yammi
2019-09-25T23:37:24 < Steffanx> Kakimir235
2019-09-25T23:45:23 < qyx> 0.15e/kWh to the east from austria
2019-09-25T23:46:13 < qyx> ok, my mosquitto pub from stdin no worky
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2019-09-26T00:17:03 < englishman> https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-Tools/Development-Tools/nRF-Sniffer-for-Bluetooth-LE
2019-09-26T00:17:13 < englishman> cool, pretty sure teledyne wants like $5k for the same thing
2019-09-26T00:24:05 < mawk> doesn't work for nrf52 dongle ??
2019-09-26T00:24:13 < mawk> I'm sure it works
2019-09-26T00:24:16 < mawk> the dongle is like $10
2019-09-26T00:24:19 < mawk> the DK is expensive
2019-09-26T00:26:30 < Lux> there is also a ti dongle that works well
2019-09-26T00:26:36 < Lux> for like 10 bucks or so
2019-09-26T00:27:45 < mawk> englishman: ask zyp if you want info about nRF I think
2019-09-26T00:27:49 < Lux> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32850945566.html
2019-09-26T00:27:56 < mawk> (was it zyp ?)
2019-09-26T00:28:03 < Lux> got that thing
2019-09-26T00:28:07 < mawk> ah
2019-09-26T00:28:18 < mawk> yeah
2019-09-26T00:28:23 < mawk> nRF can sniff zigbee and so on too
2019-09-26T00:28:28 < Lux> only issue is that ble has 3 advertisment channels and you can only listen to one at a time
2019-09-26T00:28:29 < mawk> it's 802.15.4 and BT/BLE
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2019-09-26T00:32:08 < karlp> just plug in three of them?
2019-09-26T00:32:29 < karlp> the old microchip zena usb module had some software for 802.15.4 sniffing that was based around plugging in a few of them
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2019-09-26T00:50:35 < jadew`> first unhappy customer
2019-09-26T00:52:26 < jadew`> it's obviously my fault, because eBay doesn't allow you to link to pages where the product is sold, and I didn't invite the customers to look it up and read the documentation surrounding it
2019-09-26T00:54:35 < machinehum> What you selling?
2019-09-26T00:55:44 < jadew`> machinehum, in this case an 8 GHz prescaler
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2019-09-26T00:59:42 < jadew`> I'll have to write an app note or make a video (you can still link videos on ebay) where I explain that they will have a lot of loss at those frequencies, based on the cables and connectors they'll use
2019-09-26T01:01:00 < jadew`> also the fact that the sensitivity specification is affected by the connector option they buy the prescaler with, doesn't seem to be particularly clear, even tho it's mentioned in the datasheet (with pretty pictures)
2019-09-26T01:06:55 < machinehum> huh
2019-09-26T01:07:09 < machinehum> Yeah 8Gz has lots of hz's
2019-09-26T01:09:43 < jadew`> I mean... I have this on the product page: "For a better understanding on how the choice of connector affects the sensitivity, make sure to read the "Connector selection" section from the datasheet. To take advantage of the rated sensitivity, across the entire frequency span, you will need either the SMA option or the Low Loss TNC option. The base BNC and TNC assemblies will decrease the sensitivity by a
2019-09-26T01:09:45 < jadew`> couple of dB at around 8 GHz.
2019-09-26T01:09:47 < jadew`> "
2019-09-26T01:10:31 < sync> > TNC
2019-09-26T01:10:34 < sync> pls
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2019-09-26T01:10:57 < sync> I was suprised how bad old N connector designs are
2019-09-26T01:10:59 < Laurenceb_> libtards btfo'd
2019-09-26T01:11:05 < Laurenceb_> based magapede
2019-09-26T01:11:12 < Laurenceb_> 9000 dimensional chess
2019-09-26T01:11:14 < jadew`> heh, yeah, at the time it was the only option that could give me < 1 dB insertion loss at 8 GHz for that particular hole
2019-09-26T01:12:03 < Laurenceb_> still not tired of winning
2019-09-26T01:12:15 < jadew`> sync, bad in what way?
2019-09-26T01:12:24 < Laurenceb_> why cant muricans just be normal
2019-09-26T01:13:02 < sync> measure them jadew`
2019-09-26T01:13:08 < jadew`> sync, oh, I have :)
2019-09-26T01:13:16 < sync> not enough then
2019-09-26T01:13:23 < jadew`> I thought you meant in different ways
2019-09-26T01:13:34 < sync> you can correlate from when the design of the N connector is
2019-09-26T01:13:35 < jadew`> yeah, they still make bad N connectors :)
2019-09-26T01:13:38 < Laurenceb_> why do people buy AMD Epyc ?
2019-09-26T01:13:40 < sync> to how good it performs
2019-09-26T01:13:44 < Laurenceb_> as opposed to Ryzen 9
2019-09-26T01:14:06 < sync> interestingly more expensive connectors don't have to be better
2019-09-26T01:15:22 < jadew`> sync, that seems to be true for other connector series too
2019-09-26T01:15:45 < jadew`> pomona has some rather cheap BNC to SMA connectors that go up to 12 GHz
2019-09-26T01:16:41 < sync> I generally use suhner and rosenberger
2019-09-26T01:17:00 < jadew`> I only have some 3.5 mm suhner ones
2019-09-26T01:17:10 < jadew`> for the rest rosenberger seems very well priced
2019-09-26T01:17:19 < sync> but some of suhner stuff sucks hard
2019-09-26T01:17:32 < sync> if you can find it in a catalog 20 years ago, it's not gonna work
2019-09-26T01:17:42 < jadew`> lol
2019-09-26T01:18:45 < jadew`> what do you think the problem was?
2019-09-26T01:19:11 < jadew`> maybe mechanical tolerance was not that great back then
2019-09-26T01:19:12 < sync> there is no problem, it's just that nobody used the connectors up that high
2019-09-26T01:19:25 < jadew`> ah, right, so they didn't bother to optimize them
2019-09-26T01:19:27 < sync> and nobody did proper simulation on the geometry
2019-09-26T01:19:49 < jadew`> well, you can probably spin them manually on a lathe until you get what you want
2019-09-26T01:20:12 < sync> sure, but who wants to make their own connectors
2019-09-26T01:20:27 < jadew`> no, I mean for the prototypes
2019-09-26T01:20:40 < jadew`> if they wanted to do it, they could have done it, even without the software of today
2019-09-26T01:20:52 < sync> yes, but why do it if there is no need
2019-09-26T01:20:56 < jadew`> yeah
2019-09-26T01:21:02 < sync> but if you are hunting every db nowadays
2019-09-26T01:22:25 < jadew`> so far, the N-type adapters I got were very good, even way above the rated frequency
2019-09-26T01:31:05 < specing> Are $1.6 bluepills legit?
2019-09-26T01:31:13 < specing> or are they the chinese fakestm32?
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2019-09-26T01:45:29 < mawk> I've got truestm32 ones specing at least
2019-09-26T01:45:35 < mawk> so, yeah, could be legit
2019-09-26T01:45:46 < mawk> cs32/gd32 say it in the description in my experience
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2019-09-26T02:04:51 < machinehum> specing: The story goes there from a ST production run where they put in too much ram or something
2019-09-26T02:05:07 < machinehum> Dumpster'd them, then someone fished em out
2019-09-26T02:05:15 < machinehum> BOOM bluepills
2019-09-26T02:05:33 < machinehum> So yeah they're fine, don't expect an unlimited supply at that price
2019-09-26T02:06:09 < specing> Haha
2019-09-26T02:07:24 < Thorn> why no redpill yet
2019-09-26T02:07:33 < Thorn> such a missed marketing opportunity
2019-09-26T02:07:50 < machinehum> We should make it
2019-09-26T02:07:59 < machinehum> Shit would go viral, yo.
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2019-09-26T02:08:36 < jadew`> you'd create confusion
2019-09-26T02:10:27 < machinehum> The red pill will show you the truth. Lets make it so the STM doesn't execute every tenth instruction
2019-09-26T02:11:26 < machinehum> It's like the kobayashi maru, designed to teach new firmware weiners that despite your best efforts, sometime you will fail
2019-09-26T02:11:35 < machinehum> I like this idea
2019-09-26T02:11:51 < jadew`> because the game is rigged
2019-09-26T02:11:53 < jadew`> tough lesson
2019-09-26T02:12:02 < Thorn> actually afaict as they're running out of legit f103s they starting putting clones onto bluepills
2019-09-26T02:12:08 < Thorn> *started
2019-09-26T02:12:26 < jadew`> are the clones identical?
2019-09-26T02:12:30 < Thorn> someone from a russian channel got several bluepills, some with stm32, others with clones
2019-09-26T02:12:36 < jadew`> (silicone wise)
2019-09-26T02:12:49 < Thorn> nope it's a white boz clone
2019-09-26T02:12:52 < Thorn> *box
2019-09-26T02:13:32 < specing> machinehum: you mean call the cs32 fake board redpill?
2019-09-26T02:13:33 < Thorn> a reimplementation of the same peripherals
2019-09-26T02:19:07 < jadew`> did they include the bugs too?
2019-09-26T02:20:10 < machinehum> "What’s unclear is whether it’s a pirated copy, or a properly licensed one."
2019-09-26T02:20:15 < machinehum> HA
2019-09-26T02:20:18 < machinehum> YEAH RIGHT
2019-09-26T02:20:21 < machinehum> https://www.cnx-software.com/2019/02/10/cs32-mcu-stm32-clone-bluepill-board/
2019-09-26T02:20:34 < machinehum> specing: Sure
2019-09-26T02:21:29 < machinehum> Properly licensed one... That's the best thing I've heard all day. Yeah totally ST allowed some chinese company to just clone their chip and sell it at a discount
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2019-09-26T02:25:10 < specing> wouldn't be the first time a western company shot themselves in the foot like that
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2019-09-26T02:29:17 < mawk> https://www.cnx-software.com/2019/02/10/cs32-mcu-stm32-clone-bluepill-board/#comment-563602
2019-09-26T02:29:27 < mawk> such beautiful english
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2019-09-26T02:36:05 < jadew`> burned my tongue with tea yesterday and now I can't taste things
2019-09-26T02:36:10 < jadew`> freakiest sensation ever
2019-09-26T02:36:55 < Thorn> a cup of rosin flavored solder tea
2019-09-26T02:37:47 < jadew`> had some mcdonalds today and ate that strawberry icecream thinking it had super low sugar
2019-09-26T02:38:04 < jadew`> I even happily told my wife
2019-09-26T02:38:21 < jadew`> "this icecream is great! so little sugar"
2019-09-26T02:38:36 < jadew`> on the other hand the big mac was kinda tasteless and I thought they messed it up
2019-09-26T02:38:47 < mawk> lol
2019-09-26T02:39:06 < mawk> now she thinks you're crazy
2019-09-26T02:39:26 < jadew`> I realized I lost my taste just now, when I had some bread & butter & salt
2019-09-26T02:39:30 < jadew`> and couldn't taste the salt
2019-09-26T02:51:14 < Laurenceb_> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EFWCCS0XUAE1VE7?format=jpg&name=small
2019-09-26T02:51:20 < Laurenceb_> musk thot
2019-09-26T02:52:10 < englishman> that thing looks straight out of a 1950s scifi mag
2019-09-26T02:55:20 < Thorn> we're 70 years too late
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2019-09-26T03:24:51 < specing> Any recommendations for a cheap touch screen SPI display with a documented controller protocol?
2019-09-26T03:26:18 < specing> lolchina:
2019-09-26T03:26:19 < specing>  With touch
2019-09-26T03:26:21 < specing>  
2019-09-26T03:26:23 < specing> Type: Without Touch panel 
2019-09-26T03:26:29 < specing> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33020948316.html
2019-09-26T03:27:35 < Laurenceb_> specing: rpi panel?
2019-09-26T03:32:04 < Laurenceb_> if you can bear the rpi
2019-09-26T03:38:58 < specing> I don't want no stinking rpis
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2019-09-26T04:09:26 < englishman> specing: just browse aidsfruit website then buy the same shit for 1/20th price in China
2019-09-26T04:11:41 < specing> englishman: good idea
2019-09-26T04:11:58 < Thorn> hatch opening https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlEV6sCTLUY
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2019-09-26T04:28:45 < qyx> specing: buydisplay.com
2019-09-26T04:30:09 < qyx> it is pure china, but very well documented and good long term availl
2019-09-26T04:31:04 < qyx> most of them even with code examples and sample schematics
2019-09-26T04:34:34 < specing> Oh lol
2019-09-26T04:35:21 < specing> I want something for hobby use atm, to familiarise myself with this stuff. Touch is required, e-ink is optional
2019-09-26T04:39:15 < qyx> you can order a single one
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2019-09-26T07:27:58 < R2COM> dongs sup yo
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2019-09-26T08:29:17 < dongs> innovating without a pause
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2019-09-26T08:33:38 < R2COM> nice
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2019-09-26T10:14:43 < jadew`> dongs, got that amtech flux
2019-09-26T10:15:19 < jadew`> it's good
2019-09-26T10:15:47 < jadew`> doesn't evaporate when you use it
2019-09-26T10:16:09 < jadew`> not a fan of the syringe system tho
2019-09-26T10:16:25 < jadew`> Haohmaru, don't know, I haven't considered NOT cleaning it
2019-09-26T10:16:39 < jadew`> it remains in liquid form...
2019-09-26T10:17:42 < jadew`> that would be nice
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2019-09-26T10:22:21 < jadew`> and I just successfully used it with hot air too
2019-09-26T10:22:28 < jadew`> very nice stuff
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2019-09-26T10:58:37 < Ultrasauce> https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3516702 this made syringes much more usable for me
2019-09-26T11:02:17 < jadew`> neat!, thanks
2019-09-26T11:02:20 < jadew`> printing it now
2019-09-26T11:09:56 < Steffanx> Sniff it
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2019-09-26T12:24:18 < karlp> you twist the printed bit to screw it in?
2019-09-26T12:25:33 < karlp> ah no, it replaces the entire pusher.
2019-09-26T12:25:57 < karlp> neat
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2019-09-26T13:46:15 < karlp> so, 10uF is cheaper in 0805, but 4.7uF is cheaper in 0603.  nice to know where the inflection point is I guess.
2019-09-26T13:49:48 < karlp> that's exactly what my point was.  "bigger" capacitance is either less reliable or more expensive in the smaller packages, but where...
2019-09-26T13:51:02 < BrainDamage> yes, cost of process vs cost of package
2019-09-26T13:51:19 < BrainDamage> the inflexion point is where one takes over the other
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2019-09-26T14:13:06 < karlp> fuckin kicad proud of their text files allowing diffs.
2019-09-26T14:13:15 < karlp> updated kicad, changed a footprint, saved.
2019-09-26T14:13:39 < karlp> thousands of lines of diffs because the newer version has re-ordered shit within the file for "reasons"
2019-09-26T14:14:29 < karlp> of course, you need to be on dev version to have actually recent features.
2019-09-26T14:14:34 < karlp> no release contains push/shove.
2019-09-26T14:16:19 < karlp> did you even fucking read what I said?
2019-09-26T14:17:14 < karlp> so.... re-ordering files is somehonw for you how to be able diff things?
2019-09-26T14:17:26 < karlp> it's literally what I'm complaining about making it harder to diff things.
2019-09-26T14:18:12 < karlp> they've literally moved every fp_line block from before fp_text blocks, to after fp_text blocks.  within the same indent level.  
2019-09-26T14:18:26 < karlp> it's not alphabetical anymore, so it sure feels like just being splatted
2019-09-26T14:18:41 < karlp> and it's resulted in gratuitous diffs of thousands of lines from no change
2019-09-26T14:19:35 < karlp> honestly, as far as I can tell from the diffs, they went from alphabetical within section to reverse alphabetical within sections.
2019-09-26T14:22:26 < sync> I think there are releases that include PNS
2019-09-26T14:23:14 < karlp> stable version didn't work when I started this at least, maybe that was user error, maybe not.
2019-09-26T14:23:24 < karlp> whatever, just goign to commit 3k diff lines and say "thanks kicad"
2019-09-26T14:25:46 < dongs> lol kikecad
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2019-09-26T16:49:25 < karlp> well, aisler is so far doing a shity job.
2019-09-26T16:49:44 < karlp> "how can I combine shipping" "just order twice, we'll ship them together because we see them going out at the same time"
2019-09-26T16:50:09 < karlp> order two boards within minutes, sequential invoice numbers, get them shipped separately, with all the massive rape of local post handling fees
2019-09-26T16:53:19 < emeb> typical
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2019-09-26T16:57:52 < jadew> man.. mouser is changing prices like crazy
2019-09-26T16:58:22 < jadew> 50 cents difference on a $3 part since a couple of months ago
2019-09-26T16:58:30 < roomba> tariffs?
2019-09-26T16:58:44 < jadew> nothing changed
2019-09-26T16:59:00 < jadew> and you can find them cheaper at farnell (of all places)
2019-09-26T16:59:05 < jadew> which is known to be expensive
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2019-09-26T17:22:31 < karlp> it's ended up being ~€30 pcb+stencil (shipping included), vat on 30€+30€ (we didn't believe that shipping could be zero, so we've used a table to assign it) plus oh,,,,, let's just sway another €60 in "handling" hahahaha suckers...
2019-09-26T17:23:03 < karlp> including a nice 20€ charge for actualyl delivering it.
2019-09-26T17:23:22 < karlp> jadew: ordered from mouser this morning, price was lower once I logged in :)
2019-09-26T17:23:49 < jadew> I'm already logged in :)
2019-09-26T17:24:03 < karlp> and then aisler included "trust me, I'm a maker stickers" because, who wouldn't want them thrown in!
2019-09-26T17:24:09  * karlp is winning today
2019-09-26T17:24:18 < karlp> at least the pcbs and stencil look good.
2019-09-26T17:24:25 < karlp> gotta focus on the upside....
2019-09-26T17:24:36 < jadew> nice
2019-09-26T17:25:04 < jadew> why did you have to pay extra tho? aren't they in the EU?
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2019-09-26T17:49:07 < karlp> well, I'm not. so I alwasy have to pay vat, that's ok.
2019-09-26T17:49:22 < karlp> the fees are just "fuck you, and fuck you again, and oh yeah, fuck you once more"
2019-09-26T17:49:58 < karlp> there's a bit of law we found that says that shipping has to be included in the vat bassis, even if it wasn't paid, and should then be "calculated"
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2019-09-26T17:59:05 < benishor> karlp: I had some issues with aisler's silkscreening
2019-09-26T17:59:14 < benishor> which was crap compared to jlcpcb
2019-09-26T17:59:47 < benishor> so I sent an email to Felix with pictures and I got back "thanks for the headsup and the pictures. I have a feeling the batch you were on suffered from Silkscreen problems. Please excuse that inconvenience, usually we adhere to larger qualitity standards, but this must have slipped through our QA."
2019-09-26T18:00:07 < benishor> no proposal to replace or anything
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2019-09-26T18:01:08 < jadew> fantastic... power went out
2019-09-26T18:01:53 < benishor> jadew: de pe unde esti boss?
2019-09-26T18:02:01 < jadew> I was having fun at the expense of my son, who was playing starcraft online at the time, then I realized I was in the middle of a 2 hours print :/
2019-09-26T18:02:13 < jadew> benishor, bucharest
2019-09-26T18:02:19 < benishor> brasov here
2019-09-26T18:02:25 < jadew> nice
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2019-09-26T18:02:34 < benishor> always
2019-09-26T18:04:23 < jadew> lots of romanians here
2019-09-26T18:04:30 < benishor> you mean more than two?
2019-09-26T18:04:33 < jadew> yes
2019-09-26T18:04:49 < benishor> you're the first one I happen to meet
2019-09-26T18:04:59 < benishor> not that I'm a regular or anything
2019-09-26T18:05:13 < jadew> you're here often enough
2019-09-26T18:05:48 < benishor> well, yes, trying to steal stm32 secretz
2019-09-26T18:05:57 < benishor> and tricks of trade
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2019-09-26T18:16:19 < karlp> benishor: just the one order?
2019-09-26T18:17:14 < benishor> I don't get the question
2019-09-26T18:24:50 < Cracki> >silkscreen
2019-09-26T18:24:52 < Cracki> >inconvenience
2019-09-26T18:25:04 < Cracki> depends on how much you want to speak to the manager
2019-09-26T18:27:54 < karlp> have you only ordered the one time from aisler?
2019-09-26T18:30:19 < benishor> yes
2019-09-26T18:30:30 < benishor> first order -> first fuckage -> last order
2019-09-26T18:30:58 < benishor> I was trying to find an alternative to chinese pcb fab houses
2019-09-26T18:31:06 < benishor> one that would arrive faster
2019-09-26T18:31:21 < benishor> I can't say it took less than shipping from china
2019-09-26T18:44:15 < karlp> yeah, shipping was fast_er_ but not by much, though it largely seems to be because they just don't work weekends :)
2019-09-26T18:44:20 < karlp> so business days really mean that.
2019-09-26T18:44:44 < karlp> pcb specs are much higher than china boards, though, I'll give them that.
2019-09-26T18:44:50 < karlp> claimed at least .)
2019-09-26T19:24:07 < qyx> fuk metric imperial
2019-09-26T19:24:27 < qyx> I ordered a bunch of 0201 resistors instead of 0603
2019-09-26T19:25:01 < mawk> lol
2019-09-26T19:28:26 < karlp> benishor: so, did you find anywhere else?
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2019-09-26T19:35:17 < benishor> karlp: in europe? not so far
2019-09-26T19:35:25 < benishor> I'm sticking with china
2019-09-26T19:36:07 < karlp> anyone used these guys? https://www.smart-prototyping.com/
2019-09-26T19:37:08 < benishor> I didn't. but they seem to be chinese as well
2019-09-26T19:41:14 < karlp> aisler also only does green, i like having red for protos
2019-09-26T19:41:22 < karlp> or "not green" for protos at least.
2019-09-26T19:42:50 < Steffanx> or not final colour for protos :P
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2019-09-26T20:06:12 < jadew> how much more do you end up paying with aisler?
2019-09-26T20:06:54 < jadew> for example, jlcpcb costs me ~80-100 USD, with shipping and taxes for 4 designs of 10 boards each
2019-09-26T20:07:17 < jadew> unfortunately, jlcpcb quality fluctuates from one order to the next
2019-09-26T20:07:23 < jadew> so you don't really know what you're getting
2019-09-26T20:08:18 < zyp> qyx, luckily you can snort them to forget your sorrow
2019-09-26T20:09:18 < Steffanx> hm
2019-09-26T20:10:10 < jadew> you can mix them with the salt in the salt shaker for prolongued release
2019-09-26T20:10:51 < jadew> *prolonged
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2019-09-26T20:16:42 < karlp> jadew: eh, I think we paid more than normal this time,  but we've only got one design so far, (despite aisler promising to batch the shipping) and we've already paid €30+66€
2019-09-26T20:18:46 < antto> we got a few pcbfabs here
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2019-09-26T20:18:59 < karlp> I wonder how many "a few" is.... "and within a few years, neutrino energy devices will be capable of powering smartwatches, smartphones, and soon after, laptops."
2019-09-26T20:19:02 < antto> but for short production time it gets pricy
2019-09-26T20:19:20 < karlp> "here" ?
2019-09-26T20:19:35 < antto> and they are local, so i don't know how the shipping and time delays will turn out if you order from outside
2019-09-26T20:19:38 < antto> karlp .bg
2019-09-26T20:19:38 < karlp> "Within no time, every member of the Internet of Things will be powered by the limitless, decentralized neutrino energy grid that is taking shape all over the planet"
2019-09-26T20:20:06 < karlp> antto: I even ordered pcbs from olimex back in they day whent hey did that.
2019-09-26T20:20:27 < antto> micron20 is one of the places, we ordered once from them, PCBs were gud, they have gud reviews on their website
2019-09-26T20:21:17 < antto> hard-tech is the other place, we order from them the past bunch of times, quality is gud, the soldermask positioning was bett0r than allpcb's "advanced production mode"
2019-09-26T20:21:22 < antto> which surprises me
2019-09-26T20:22:02 < antto> when i learnt about olimex, they had already stopped doing PCBs for mortalz
2019-09-26T20:22:16 < antto> and i wasn't kicading back then either
2019-09-26T20:22:27 < karlp> micron20 prices are wayyyy out of line :)
2019-09-26T20:22:48 < karlp> before even finding out abotu shipping
2019-09-26T20:22:56 < antto> yeah but tbh i liked the boards they made, their green soldermask was a noice shade of green
2019-09-26T20:23:23 < antto> like not very saturated, slightly yellow-ish maybe
2019-09-26T20:23:28 < antto> very gud green
2019-09-26T20:23:38 < antto> i don't have OCD, honestly
2019-09-26T20:24:25 < karlp> hardtech similar.  I'm sure they're fine, but just no advantages over even aisler.
2019-09-26T20:25:03 < antto> yes, as i said, they are eggspensive, but.. we haven't had any fuckups
2019-09-26T20:25:13 < antto> oh sh*t, i didn't censor that
2019-09-26T20:25:21  * antto hides behind the curtains
2019-09-26T20:25:26 < karlp> well, I've only ever had shipping niggles with anyone else anyway, so it's not fuckups I'm cocnered about
2019-09-26T20:25:37 < karlp> I'm just wanking over, in the scheme of things, small amounts of money
2019-09-26T20:26:26 < antto> now we ordered from allpcb, coz price, and the boss said "okay, enough with hard-tech, these are cheaper"
2019-09-26T20:27:35 < antto> speaking of .bg .. if you ever see "sirius-pcb" - close the tab immediately
2019-09-26T20:27:48 < antto> no, close the whole browser and run away without looking!
2019-09-26T20:28:19 < antto> we used those folks at first x_x
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2019-09-26T21:08:08 < Steffanx> Are you serius?
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2019-09-26T21:30:59 < antto> ;P~
2019-09-26T21:36:13 < benishor> are you from sirius?
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2019-09-26T22:04:36 < rajkosto> sirius sam
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2019-09-26T22:41:14 < Cracki> srs S&M
2019-09-26T22:41:56 < roomba> Sirius XM
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2019-09-26T23:11:43 < aandrew> https://i.redd.it/01ya3riddyo31.jpg
2019-09-26T23:14:35 < englishman> lol
2019-09-26T23:33:12 < Steffanx> lol indeed
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2019-09-27T00:51:53 < jadew> for those of you who have pushed more products out than I have: if you have a product that works well, but you know there's room for improvement and you can make it really good, do you release it with the problems and work them out in future revisions, or do you get it to a state where you're completely happy with it and only then start selling it
2019-09-27T00:51:55 < jadew> ?
2019-09-27T00:54:16 < Steffanx> No, you make it V2 :P
2019-09-27T00:54:26 < jadew> the thing I'm talking about... I've been working on it for several years and I know there are some issues to tackle, I know I can correct them, but at the same time I also want to put it on the market and see how it does, before I sink any more time into it
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2019-09-27T00:54:42 < jadew> Steffanx, yeah, that's what I was thinking, but I'm not sure it's the right call
2019-09-27T00:56:15 < jadew> I mean, I would document every flaw, but then people might be turned off by that or have those specs stuck into their head and avoid V2 because of that
2019-09-27T00:57:10 < jadew> if I decide to work the kinks out, I'm looking at another 3-4 months delay
2019-09-27T00:57:48 < jadew> there's custom machining involved, and because it's a RF board, there's little I can hack on the spot, for every test there's usually a new board
2019-09-27T00:58:57 < karlp> ship it. sell them a new and improved version later.
2019-09-27T00:59:07 < karlp> tryt not to end up sitting on too much v(n-1) inventory
2019-09-27T00:59:27 < karlp> (and, don't even bothe rmaking the improved version unless they actualyl want it)
2019-09-27T01:00:20 < jadew> that sounds like a decent plan
2019-09-27T01:01:01 < jadew> my nature compels me to get everything to work as perfect as possible, but I know that's counter productive at times
2019-09-27T01:16:34 < sync> YOLO
2019-09-27T01:20:49 < Cracki> ^
2019-09-27T01:21:07 < Cracki> when your inventory is sold out, only then do you announce the NEW AND IMPROVED version
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2019-09-27T01:34:55 < Steffanx> Then people find the logs and know you screwed them over, jadew  ;)
2019-09-27T01:40:59 < jadew> would be difficult to make that argument if the documentation presented the facts
2019-09-27T01:41:36 < jadew> in the end, everyone here is right, if there's not enough interest, you don't go ahead with V2
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2019-09-27T02:05:02 < aandrew> jadew: make it work, then make it good. You can use the income from the less-than-perfect product to finance your OCD tendencies, but you often find that once the money's coming in you want to do the next thing
2019-09-27T02:06:02 < aandrew> jadew: I have my mixdown.ca/redmine for issue tracking (you don't see my internal projects) so I don't forget about them and if I want I can come back and address them later, using the issue tracker to jog my memory/prioritize
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2019-09-27T02:31:56 < jadew> aandrew, yeah, I have lots of todo lists and issue documentation for everything
2019-09-27T02:32:36 < jadew> I agree, I don't have to obsess over it
2019-09-27T02:33:14 < jadew> it's already extremely good
2019-09-27T02:34:31 < jadew> oh well, time for bed, tomorrow I'll have to start looking for suppliers that can produce my front panel
2019-09-27T02:36:36 < aandrew> well... I've got a GPSDO, an AD9959 DDS eval board, an ADF4351 eval board, a little LNA, some attenuators and a bunch of semirigid SMA jumpers. enough stuff to half ass enough RF to be dangerous
2019-09-27T02:37:29 < aandrew> oh and there's an ERASynth Mini waiting for me to pick it up too, along with a LimeSDR mini
2019-09-27T02:37:30 < jadew> nice
2019-09-27T02:37:50 < aandrew> I need a decent VNA and I think I'm pretty much set for most 433-2.4GHz shits
2019-09-27T02:38:10 < jadew> the limesdr should be able to do some VNA stuff
2019-09-27T02:38:22 < jadew> btw, I have a product for that
2019-09-27T02:38:36 < aandrew> yeah, I've not been having much luck getting Lime to do anything useful, but i think it's because I'm trying to use it with OSX
2019-09-27T02:38:43 < aandrew> oh? what's that?
2019-09-27T02:38:47 < jadew> https://cojotech.com/media/datasheets/LMT-030-2%20-%20Datasheet.pdf
2019-09-27T02:39:09 < jadew> it's so you don't fry it during experiments
2019-09-27T02:39:15 < aandrew> a nice little limiter, yes
2019-09-27T02:39:18 < aandrew> that's your build?
2019-09-27T02:39:23 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-27T02:39:31 < aandrew> nice. what's inside it?
2019-09-27T02:39:48 < jadew> diodes
2019-09-27T02:39:54 < aandrew> interesting
2019-09-27T02:40:12 < jadew> extremely tricky to get those specs
2019-09-27T02:40:19 < aandrew> I do not doubt it
2019-09-27T02:40:29 < aandrew> where do I buy such a thing so that you get the money
2019-09-27T02:41:03 < jadew> if you decide you need one, I'll give you a big discount
2019-09-27T02:41:16 < jadew> dpm
2019-09-27T02:41:26 < aandrew> how much do they normally sell for? I have no idea
2019-09-27T02:41:52 < aandrew> oh wait it's righ ton that website
2019-09-27T02:41:58 < aandrew> nevermind, didn't realize 
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2019-09-27T05:55:29 < ColdKeyboard> I'm trying to figure out something; When I have laptop connected, and using ADC to get the value from the current transformer, I get ~0 when there is no current draw and about ~1500 when my water kettle is turned on. However when I disconnect the laptop, when everything is off, I'm reading ~1000 on the ADC...
2019-09-27T05:55:51 < ColdKeyboard> My laptop is battery powered so it's not connected to earth ground
2019-09-27T05:56:41 < ColdKeyboard> Curious what could be the cause of this since this is the only delta (connecting FT232 to the board and to my laptop through USB)
2019-09-27T06:01:43 < Cracki> wat
2019-09-27T06:03:14 < ColdKeyboard> I have his board that has differential amplifier for current sensor (https://www.amazon.com/ZIYUN-Transformer-Principle-Electricity-Consumption/dp/B01FBMFZCO) and output of that amplifier is fed to the STM32F072's ADC
2019-09-27T06:03:19 < ColdKeyboard> *this
2019-09-27T06:04:21 < ColdKeyboard> Weird thing is that when board is connected to my laptop via USB2UART converter, it's working as expected. But when I disconnect the USB2UART converter, the values seem to go completely out of whack
2019-09-27T06:08:41 < Cracki> grounding issues
2019-09-27T06:08:49 < Cracki> or what
2019-09-27T06:09:43 < Cracki> so what, it does 0~30A AC -> 0-1V?
2019-09-27T06:10:07 < Cracki> you must have hooked it up shoddily?
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2019-09-27T06:10:20 < Cracki> pics of your setup
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2019-09-27T06:19:07 < Cracki> "out of whack" sounds very much like bad wiring
2019-09-27T06:23:57 < ColdKeyboard> Seems like grounding issue but I'm not sure how connecting a laptop, that is battery powered removes that issue?
2019-09-27T06:32:53 < Cracki> I'd say it's the usb connection that helps
2019-09-27T06:32:59 < Cracki> or maybe power is shit
2019-09-27T06:33:02 < Cracki> probe it
2019-09-27T06:33:17 < Cracki> how do you even power that thing if it's not attached to the laptop
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2019-09-27T06:40:07 < ColdKeyboard> I'm using adapter (phone charger) that converts AC to 5VDC and then using a cable to power the board
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2019-09-27T07:14:36 < Cracki> so the adapter might be to blame
2019-09-27T07:15:11 < Cracki> you need to mention such things first, i.e. when you remove something (laptop), what you replace it with (phone charger)
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2019-09-27T17:13:15 < MrMobius> do any of the ST M4s have data or instruction caches?
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2019-09-27T17:14:30 < jpa-> MrMobius: they have the instruction prefetch buffer, and STM32F429 has some cache for the dram, but not for internal sram
2019-09-27T17:14:56 < jpa-> (internal sram is single cycle anyway so not much point caching it)
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2019-09-27T19:04:11 < karlp> aws wants to charge me ~$8 for running a docker container with 0.25 cpu, and .5gig ram.  I can have a t3.nano instance with 2 cpu and the same ram for ~$4 / month.
2019-09-27T19:04:20 < karlp> isn't containers meant to be saving me money?
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2019-09-27T19:06:23 < qyx> you can get a 3e/mo hetzner vps with 1cpu and 2G ram and 20TB/mo traffic
2019-09-27T19:06:47 < qyx> with 20G ssd
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2019-09-27T19:10:25 < karlp> you think I want to manage another account?
2019-09-27T19:10:31 < karlp> I do _not_ want to be managing machines.
2019-09-27T19:11:24 < antto> in soviet russia, machines manage YOU
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2019-09-27T19:22:28 < qyx> this TI fuel gauge and bat protection is not going to work apparently
2019-09-27T19:28:39 < emeb> Protect the bats!
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2019-09-27T19:59:02 < englishman> qyx: explain
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2019-09-27T22:13:05 < kakimir32> so I have ntfs file system MFT mirror found in the image
2019-09-27T22:13:12 < kakimir32> there is no primary anything left
2019-09-27T22:13:16 < kakimir32> also no mbr left
2019-09-27T22:15:00 < kakimir32> how do I reconstruct it?
2019-09-27T22:15:19 < kakimir32> it needs to be done manually with these "templates"
2019-09-27T22:15:37 < kakimir32> you input values into fields and location where you want the thing
2019-09-27T22:16:40 < kakimir32> it applies the tempate to the image per your parameters set
2019-09-27T22:23:47 < qyx> englishman: I am using this http://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/bq28z610 and I am not able to bootstrap it
2019-09-27T22:23:55 < qyx> or better, idk how should it behave
2019-09-27T22:24:35 < qyx> if I short the mosfets, battery voltage appears on the pack output, the chip boots and tries to keep the mosfets on
2019-09-27T22:24:44 < qyx> but somehow the gate voltage collapses
2019-09-27T22:25:43 < qyx> I am suspecting the 10M resistors
2019-09-27T22:26:53 < qyx> I mean, I used 1M, it may be the cause
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2019-09-27T22:52:49 < Cracki> kakimir32, good luck. I think I did that once. it was work to find usable documentation.
2019-09-27T22:53:12 < kakimir32> usable documentation?
2019-09-27T22:53:15 < Cracki> I looked at a freshly created ntfs partition and checked what patterns I saw
2019-09-27T22:53:24 < kakimir32> oh
2019-09-27T22:53:33 < kakimir32> this one is from win xp or so
2019-09-27T22:53:52 < Cracki> I think the first and last sector are identical, and I had a template for this that let me enter values
2019-09-27T22:54:09 < Cracki> you could send it to rossmann repair group :>
2019-09-27T22:55:55 < Cracki> I might have gotten my info from wikipedia or some oldish looking websites
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2019-09-27T23:21:39 < rajkosto> dont mention that name
2019-09-27T23:21:42 < rajkosto> lest you anger dongs 
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2019-09-28T01:15:43 < aandrew> lol
2019-09-28T01:16:14 < aandrew> if we worried about angering dongs we'd never speak
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2019-09-28T01:18:42 < Cracki> worry? nobody finds it fun?
2019-09-28T01:19:09 < Cracki> besides I don't think there's any real agitation. it's just healthy bitching.
2019-09-28T01:28:48 < englishman> qyx: protip
2019-09-28T01:28:55 < englishman> if you are making battery packs, don't
2019-09-28T01:29:09 < englishman> just buy them from china with the specs you want
2019-09-28T01:29:21 < englishman> and pay the <$1k for UN38.3 cert
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2019-09-28T02:04:08 < Laurenceb_> muh heritage
2019-09-28T02:05:33 < Laurenceb_> til Codemonkey is Jims son
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2019-09-28T02:51:22 < aandrew> if it's just healthy bitching then dongs is the healthiest motherfucker here
2019-09-28T02:53:09 < kow_> any hot chicks in here
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2019-09-28T03:37:11 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/assets/48895.0/1584867.jpg
2019-09-28T03:37:22 < Laurenceb_> kow_: u 4 realz?
2019-09-28T03:37:29 < Laurenceb_> its irc dude
2019-09-28T03:38:08 < Laurenceb_> if there are any grrrls they will be even moar weird than you are
2019-09-28T03:38:10 < Laurenceb_> imagine that
2019-09-28T03:51:14 < aandrew> BLEH
2019-09-28T03:51:36 < aandrew> trying to make an arduino-compatible shield that also does the right thing for stm32 nucleo boards
2019-09-28T03:52:02 < aandrew> they routed a LOT of the shared pins with ehternet and usb and even fucking LEDs out to the arduino headers
2019-09-28T03:52:05 < aandrew> why?
2019-09-28T03:52:47 < aandrew> there are only 22 arduino-compatible pins, and they killed off 7 of them, including hardware SPI, SWO and USB.
2019-09-28T03:57:46 < sync> yeah
2019-09-28T03:57:48 < sync> it is stupid
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2019-09-28T04:09:04 < roomba> girlz on irc?
2019-09-28T04:09:21 < roomba> impossible
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2019-09-28T04:27:27 < Thorn> there was one from Poland, dongs chased her away
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2019-09-28T04:43:20 < antto> why? woz she a witch?
2019-09-28T04:52:42 < Laurenceb_> my ex gf used to hang out on irc
2019-09-28T04:53:08 < Laurenceb_> she was a fat smelly ginger pedophile from wales
2019-09-28T04:53:22 < Laurenceb_> >even weirder than me
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2019-09-28T05:30:00 < Cracki> do I wanna think about how he got a hold of such a specimen in the first place...
2019-09-28T05:36:46 < machinehum> I'm female
2019-09-28T05:38:14 < jadew> big claims require big evidence
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2019-09-28T05:50:31 < machinehum> Holy up let me get one of my friend to hold up a sign that says "hi im machine got you weiners good"
2019-09-28T05:50:41 < machinehum> machinehum*
2019-09-28T05:51:31 < jadew> like she'd want to have her picture shared with a bunch of weirdos online
2019-09-28T05:52:41 < machinehum> I'm them it's for my autistic friends I talk to
2019-09-28T05:52:52 < machinehum> Telling them*
2019-09-28T05:53:10 < machinehum> Sorry have couple pops in me
2019-09-28T06:12:59  * jadew is learning how to deal with a device that's running at a high temperature
2019-09-28T06:13:14 < jadew> interesting things happen
2019-09-28T06:14:09 < jadew> in this case some characteristics change permanently over the first couple of hours of operation
2019-09-28T06:33:23 < ColdKeyboard> I asked this last night but the router crashed and I got disconnected and went to sleep after...
2019-09-28T06:33:24 < ColdKeyboard> I have this circuit that is being powered by 5VDC coming from USB charger -> https://i.imgur.com/O5Nthgc.png
2019-09-28T06:33:35 < ColdKeyboard> When I have my laptop connected and reading the UART output, ADC value is around 1500 when load is turned on and about 50-100 when it's off.
2019-09-28T06:33:45 < ColdKeyboard> However, when I disconnect my laptop, the ADC goes out of whack and reports 1200 ADC when there is no load
2019-09-28T06:33:56 < ColdKeyboard> My laptop is being battery powered when connected to the board so there should be no earth ground reference.
2019-09-28T06:34:05 < ColdKeyboard> Anyone experienced something like this before or knows what could fix this?
2019-09-28T06:34:50 < ColdKeyboard> I'm getting the ADC values from STM32F070's built in ADC but I don't think anything's wrong with the ADC
2019-09-28T06:42:06 < machinehum> CT1 is where your analog signal is coming in?
2019-09-28T06:44:09 < ColdKeyboard> Yes, it's one of those current transformers
2019-09-28T06:45:09 < ColdKeyboard> https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61Nspo05ELL._SL1001_.jpg
2019-09-28T06:45:16 < ColdKeyboard> This guy to be precise
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2019-09-28T06:47:27 < machinehum> That jibber has three pins
2019-09-28T06:47:28 < ColdKeyboard> Have no idea why there would be this huge offset when I remove the USB to UART that is connected to the board
2019-09-28T06:47:40 < ColdKeyboard> Middle one is not connected to anything
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2019-09-28T06:48:46 < machinehum> Also BTW on your router crashing we publicly logged
2019-09-28T06:51:56 < ColdKeyboard> That's awesome!
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2019-09-28T06:52:26 < ColdKeyboard> Also seems like Cracki went to sleep after I disconnected... makes sense :)
2019-09-28T06:52:41 < machinehum> Yeah
2019-09-28T06:53:08 < machinehum> Also don't people normally drop a CT over a resisor and sample the voltage
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2019-09-28T06:53:19 < machinehum> In a differential fasion?
2019-09-28T06:54:22 < ColdKeyboard> I'm trying to wrap my head around the fact that board that is powered by the phone charger, works fine when USB2UART is connected to _battery powered_ laptop, and then goes out of whack when you remove the USB2UART but still use same charger, same sensor, same circuit... everything is left the same
2019-09-28T06:54:51 < ColdKeyboard> And yes, you would usually want to drop the voltage over a resistor and have a ESD diode to protect the CT and your circuit
2019-09-28T06:55:29 < machinehum> what is this USB2UART you speak of?
2019-09-28T06:55:54 < machinehum> How are you reading the ADC?
2019-09-28T06:56:12 < machinehum> Through gdb?
2019-09-28T06:58:22 < machinehum> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiDmEi__NTg
2019-09-28T06:59:27 < machinehum> Wait how old is his gf
2019-09-28T07:02:09 < ColdKeyboard> It's FTD232 breakout board that I connect GND and RX to my board and then other end goes to my laptops USB port
2019-09-28T07:02:32 < ColdKeyboard> I'm printing ADC values over UART and also logging them over BLE
2019-09-28T07:05:00 < machinehum> So how do you know your ADC values get fucked up
2019-09-28T07:05:11 < machinehum> if you disconnected the ftdi
2019-09-28T07:08:14 < ColdKeyboard> I read the value ove BLE
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2019-09-28T16:43:47 < Thorn> T - 10 h https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOpMrVnjYeY
2019-09-28T16:44:10 < specing> 10h?!?!
2019-09-28T16:44:53 < Thorn> just 10 h
2019-09-28T16:45:00 < Thorn> be patient
2019-09-28T16:46:13 < Laurenceb_> let me guess
2019-09-28T16:46:16 < Laurenceb_> Mr Musk?
2019-09-28T16:46:35 < Laurenceb_> Latina thots assemble
2019-09-28T16:46:54 < Laurenceb_> make Mars Mexico 2.0
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2019-09-28T16:47:47 < Laurenceb_> inb4 Musk changes his name to Cortez
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2019-09-28T17:03:34 < qyx> my usb power switch is not working
2019-09-28T17:03:39 < qyx> I flipped it upside down :/
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2019-09-28T17:20:21 < Laurenceb_> >Why do we call attention to the fact that we have no past? Hitler mused. It isn't enough that the Romans erected great building when Germans lived in primitive mud huts, no, we must dig up these mud huts and proudly prove that we were throwing stone axes when Greece and Rome had the highest level of culture. We really should do our best to keep quite about this, present day Romans must be laughing at us.
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2019-09-28T17:46:05 < mawk> nonsense Laurenceb_ 
2019-09-28T17:46:18 < mawk> german people destroyed Rome
2019-09-28T17:46:19 < mawk> at that time
2019-09-28T17:47:56 < Steffanx> when did i have to close down the airport again, mawk?
2019-09-28T17:48:00 < Steffanx> monday?
2019-09-28T17:48:19 < mawk> lol
2019-09-28T17:48:21 < mawk> :(
2019-09-28T17:48:22 < mawk> yes
2019-09-28T17:48:24 < Steffanx> hah
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2019-09-28T18:28:01 < BrainDamage> romans destroyed rome much longer than the invasions did
2019-09-28T18:28:28 < BrainDamage> the invasions were the finishing blow on an empire that was crumbling already
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2019-09-28T19:01:55 < mawk> ah
2019-09-28T19:02:01 < mawk> I meant litteraly destroyed Rome, the city, BrainDamage 
2019-09-28T19:02:10 < mawk> during a pillage
2019-09-28T19:02:41 < mawk> but indeed the romans destroyed themselves
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2019-09-28T19:13:30 < specing> germans reached all down to rome?
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2019-09-28T19:16:30 < mawk> germanic tribes
2019-09-28T19:17:11 < specing> yes
2019-09-28T19:17:15 < specing> but... all the way down?
2019-09-28T19:17:24 < specing> thats a long way to cover, 2000 km?
2019-09-28T19:17:50 < mawk> on horse it's easier
2019-09-28T19:18:21 < mawk> lol there are so many pillages of rome wikipedia has a disambiguation page for it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sack_of_Rome
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2019-09-28T20:09:06 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/assets/48895.0/1584969.jpg
2019-09-28T20:09:19 < Laurenceb_> truly epic tapemeasure fail
2019-09-28T20:11:57 < Laurenceb_> > though it's not really imporant and hopefully NSF is still a safe-space from this kind of nonsense, but that's not a guy but a Latinx girl (with Aspergers).
2019-09-28T20:11:57 < Laurenceb_> my sides
2019-09-28T20:12:07 < Laurenceb_> another future Mars resident
2019-09-28T20:13:37 < Laurenceb_> til Musk created starship to rid Mexico of autists
2019-09-28T20:13:38 < Laurenceb_> there will probably be a gateway in the Trump wall to board his mars ships, that is why he is launching next to the border
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2019-09-28T20:21:45 < karlp> ColdKeyboard: what's the 1M R up to 1.65V for?
2019-09-28T20:22:06 < karlp> can you share more of the schematic of the power supply?
2019-09-28T20:24:39 < dongs> karlp: did he post some schematic?
2019-09-28T20:24:47 < dongs> oh, i see the png
2019-09-28T20:25:03 < karlp> not where the usb connector is or anything.
2019-09-28T20:25:22 < karlp> what's the 330k to ground for before the input too?
2019-09-28T20:27:17 < dongs> i would think a 330pF cap maybe more appropriate there
2019-09-28T20:27:21 < dongs> or 33pf
2019-09-28T20:27:22 < dongs> or something
2019-09-28T20:27:52 < dongs> or anything but a resistor anyway
2019-09-28T20:28:24 < qyx> karlp: could you recommend a modbus master for buildroot?
2019-09-28T20:29:39 < karlp> I just have my own stuff built on libmodbus.
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2019-09-28T20:29:57 < karlp> lua-libmodbus is nice too...
2019-09-28T20:30:58 < qyx> https://github.com/epsilonrt/mbpoll
2019-09-28T20:31:00 < qyx> I just found this
2019-09-28T20:31:37 < qyx> looks usable
2019-09-28T20:32:57 < karlp> yeah, I built somethign like that by hand years ago, 
2019-09-28T20:33:10 < karlp> I've been considering just open sourcing it,
2019-09-28T20:34:14 < qyx> ok, I'll try mbpoll and pipe it with os.popen to micropython
2019-09-28T20:34:42 < karlp> https://github.com/webstack/mbtools is packaged for openwrt too, never tried it though
2019-09-28T20:34:43 < qyx> it is shame all micropython modbus libraries use those esp hardware uart things
2019-09-28T20:35:02 < karlp> what, just bad sw layering?
2019-09-28T20:35:55 < qyx> idk, I didn't find anything able to communicate over uart on a unix micropython port
2019-09-28T20:36:38 < qyx> actually it seems there is no pyserial-like lib for the unix port
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2019-09-28T21:01:48 < Thorn> T - 6 h
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2019-09-28T21:10:40 < aandrew> haven't touched modbus in years
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2019-09-28T23:46:42 < kakimir32> hello herbalists
2019-09-28T23:47:04 < specing> Thorn: launch when?
2019-09-28T23:47:22 < specing> in 2h?
2019-09-28T23:47:26 < specing> oh, in 4h
2019-09-28T23:47:30 < specing> laaaame
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2019-09-29T00:02:23 < Cracki> stream says in 2h but they might be lying
2019-09-29T00:02:42 < Cracki> midnight utc
2019-09-29T00:02:51 < Cracki> so 3 hours
2019-09-29T00:10:52 < Cracki> youtube can't round numbers properly
2019-09-29T00:27:52 < englishman> lol they just added an hour delay
2019-09-29T00:29:17 < roomba> 1 hour for misc. processing to CG out any fuckups.
2019-09-29T00:29:57 < Cracki> BS. that can be done in realtime
2019-09-29T00:32:56 < karlp> ColdKeyboard: what are you even trying to do with that CT? you have an AC current output, how are you trying to use that opamp?
2019-09-29T00:40:49 < Ultrasauce> isnt it just an announcement anyway
2019-09-29T00:52:39 < Cracki> all of murica is computer generated graphics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hmdmYRYt9A
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2019-09-29T02:02:12 < Thorn> T - 2 h https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOpMrVnjYeY
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2019-09-29T02:06:16 < englishman> Thorn: ty
2019-09-29T02:06:23 < englishman> will you be watching
2019-09-29T02:06:41 < Thorn> I'm going to
2019-09-29T02:08:05 < englishman> cool
2019-09-29T02:08:21 < englishman> will you watch it on YouTube in your tesla using its screen
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2019-09-29T02:40:04 < Laurenceb_> https://hackaday.com/2019/09/27/heres-your-first-look-at-the-talks-of-the-2019-hackaday-superconference/
2019-09-29T02:40:08 < Laurenceb_> faces of autism
2019-09-29T02:45:13 < grummund> anyone know what the 3MP/5MP/8MP printed on a camera module *lens* is about?
2019-09-29T02:46:33 < Cracki> the wat
2019-09-29T02:48:15 < Cracki> TIL: deer on a road don't notice an electrical car waiting for them to fuck off because the car is silent
2019-09-29T02:54:54 < englishman> Laurenceb_: what is the boring company up to
2019-09-29T02:55:51 < Laurenceb_> nobody knows
2019-09-29T02:56:07 < Laurenceb_> probably more hyperloop autism and fake problems
2019-09-29T02:56:25 < Laurenceb_> >we solved a fake physics problem, hi-5 all round guys
2019-09-29T02:56:27 < Cracki> https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/464/456/675.jpg
2019-09-29T02:56:55 < Laurenceb_> kek'd hard
2019-09-29T02:57:18 < Laurenceb_> Cracki confirmed as subscribed to pewdiepie
2019-09-29T02:57:34 < Laurenceb_> Tarrant approved
2019-09-29T02:57:37 < Cracki> nah, he isn't edgy enough
2019-09-29T02:57:44 < Cracki> tarrant maybe
2019-09-29T02:57:48 < Laurenceb_> lol
2019-09-29T02:57:55 < Cracki> he was too polite in his manifest
2019-09-29T03:00:30 < Thorn> grummund: megapixels?
2019-09-29T03:01:32 < Cracki> maybe he's puzzled why sensor properties are printed on the optics part... it's a module, it's all the same.
2019-09-29T03:05:51 < kakimir32> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3h02BDPMJw sourcemeter for 9bucks
2019-09-29T03:06:04 < kakimir32> 0.02%
2019-09-29T03:07:30 < Cracki> hoooy
2019-09-29T03:07:39 < grummund> Thorn: yeah, but on the lens?
2019-09-29T03:08:40 < Thorn> if it's a module the lens is not removable, correct?
2019-09-29T03:09:05 < grummund> cs mount lenses
2019-09-29T03:10:26  * grummund guesses it's to do with effective resolution limit, or summint...
2019-09-29T03:10:30 < Thorn> http://www.scorpionvision.co.uk/Catalog/Machine-Vision-Lens/1-4-to-1-3-inch-c-mount-lens
2019-09-29T03:10:41 < Thorn> >A lens with a 1mp resolution will work on a 5mp camera, but a 5mp lens will give a better image.
2019-09-29T03:10:46 < Thorn> ^ google 
2019-09-29T03:10:53 < englishman> Stallman steps down as a head of the GNU Project
2019-09-29T03:11:50 < Cracki> I heard of "optical lowpass" because if the lens is too good, you get noticeable aliasing due to sensor pixels not covering nearly 100% of the supposed pixel areay
2019-09-29T03:12:00 < Thorn> englishman: it's a pity that books on Stalin's purges aren't popular in the west. those who ignore history are destined to repeat it
2019-09-29T03:12:02 < englishman> https://stallman.org/seeking-housing.html
2019-09-29T03:12:20 < englishman> Thorn can you recommend an English one
2019-09-29T03:12:47 < Thorn> not offhand
2019-09-29T03:13:23 < Thorn> need to do some research on that
2019-09-29T03:13:32 < grummund> Thorn: your google foo is so awesome :p
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2019-09-29T03:23:19 < englishman> HURD is how my father introduced me to vaporware, back in the late 90s.
2019-09-29T03:23:22 < englishman> lol
2019-09-29T03:30:25 < Thorn> T - 30 min
2019-09-29T03:54:58 < karlp> kakimir32: nice :) I wonder how many of them still exist?
2019-09-29T03:55:09 < kakimir32> none for sale
2019-09-29T03:55:16 < karlp> all gone already then.
2019-09-29T03:55:29 < kakimir32> I should have bought one before watching the whole video
2019-09-29T03:55:34 < karlp> I'd imagine that was a bankruptcy or something.
2019-09-29T03:55:47 < kakimir32> 2015 production year
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2019-09-29T04:03:59 < Cracki> what are common uses for such a thing? calibrate other meters?
2019-09-29T04:04:52 < Cracki> (apart from the 24v current loop function, which is probably measuring 4-20 mA, which is obviously useful for sensors with that "protocol")
2019-09-29T04:10:22 < englishman> stream starting
2019-09-29T04:11:23 < Laurenceb_> Latina Thots assemble
2019-09-29T04:11:36 < Laurenceb_> orbital impregnation when
2019-09-29T04:12:27 < Laurenceb_> the boring company is for boring under the trump wall to recruit martian colonists
2019-09-29T04:13:56 < roomba> movie time!
2019-09-29T04:16:12 < Cracki> kakimir32, you want one?
2019-09-29T04:16:36 < Cracki> oh crap dhgate raised its offer from ~20 bucks to 150 bucks too
2019-09-29T04:16:55 < kakimir32> Cracki: it's for calibrating things that use 4-20mA signals etc.
2019-09-29T04:17:06 < kakimir32> at least I think it would be
2019-09-29T04:17:10 < kakimir32> it would make sense
2019-09-29T04:17:26 < Cracki> fuuuck dave's posse is culling dhgate
2019-09-29T04:17:46 < Cracki> half an hour ago there was one for ~20 bucks still, now that's at 150, and the other offer is at 35 usd and sold out
2019-09-29T04:20:55 < Cracki> oh ali, copypasting is hard: >V02B High-precision Automatic Range Digital Multimeter Yes The multimeter itself faulty. Yes Yes Yes Yes
2019-09-29T04:21:11 < rajkosto> pre-faulty multimeters ?
2019-09-29T04:21:53 < Cracki> they just copied from the sheet and it says millivolts won't show 0 because static charge, magnetic fields, moving leads, or IF the thing itself is faulty...
2019-09-29T04:27:33 < Thorn> it begins
2019-09-29T04:27:45 < Thorn> they finally managed to wake up Musk
2019-09-29T04:27:58 < englishman> half manne half cocaine
2019-09-29T04:32:14 < Cracki> he usually sounds deeper... they did something to him
2019-09-29T04:44:04 < R2COM> Thorn does rashka have own Musk?
2019-09-29T04:44:18 < R2COM> oh wait they do
2019-09-29T04:48:43 < R2COM> https://i.imgur.com/v8lDWbJ.jpg
2019-09-29T04:48:44 < R2COM> ^
2019-09-29T04:48:57 < R2COM> Thorn, PaulFertser
2019-09-29T04:48:59 < Cracki> elon has new meds
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2019-09-29T05:08:37 < Cracki> MuzakX
2019-09-29T05:09:07 < Thorn> is this it?
2019-09-29T05:09:24 < Cracki> feels like it. someone must have told him to do a proper sendoff but that's just his style
2019-09-29T05:09:27 < Thorn> no billionaires signing up for a trip to the moon?
2019-09-29T05:09:35 < Cracki> they did that already
2019-09-29T05:09:51 < Cracki> some art project funded by some japanese or chinese guy
2019-09-29T05:09:55 < Laurenceb_> >The Sun is getting bigger and hotter. We have about another couple of million years. We should take whatever steps we can to preserve consciousness. There's some chance that window may not be open for long.
2019-09-29T05:09:56 < Laurenceb_> wtf Musk
2019-09-29T05:10:17 < Cracki> he kept quiet about why that window might close SOON
2019-09-29T05:10:24 < Laurenceb_> he's been on the weed again
2019-09-29T05:10:36 < Cracki> total nuclear destruction, AI takes over, etc
2019-09-29T05:10:46 < Cracki> he didn't laugh about broken dolphins
2019-09-29T05:11:04 < Laurenceb_> well that was lame
2019-09-29T05:11:06 < Laurenceb_> >no questions
2019-09-29T05:11:08 < Laurenceb_> fail
2019-09-29T05:11:21 < Cracki> they're doing a qna in 5 mins
2019-09-29T05:11:24 < Cracki> on stream
2019-09-29T05:11:45 < Cracki> some helper monkey had to say it because it's too minor to be retained by his galaxy brain
2019-09-29T05:12:20 < Thorn> that announcer guy should have delivered the main speech
2019-09-29T05:12:28 < Cracki> pls no
2019-09-29T05:12:40 < Thorn> would be far more pleasant to listen
2019-09-29T05:12:44 < Cracki> nobody can nerd like elon
2019-09-29T05:21:00 < Cracki> so... orbit by spring
2019-09-29T05:28:13 < Thorn> what about crew dragon though
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2019-09-29T05:36:33 < englishman> everyone is so fucking fat
2019-09-29T05:50:05 < Cracki> KEK "ma'am I'm from the reddit"
2019-09-29T05:54:52 < Cracki> what competitors does spacex even have and what milestones have they achieved
2019-09-29T05:56:58 < dongs> unlimited weed for musk
2019-09-29T06:11:58 < R2COM> sup nigga
2019-09-29T06:16:40 < roomba> damn that movie was good
2019-09-29T06:21:29 < jadew> what movie?
2019-09-29T06:21:38 < jadew> morning
2019-09-29T06:24:35 < roomba> rust creek
2019-09-29T06:26:06 < nuxil> hello
2019-09-29T06:27:11 < nuxil> I got my timer6 triggering @ N freq. How can i calculate the execution time of my code within the interrupt handler? can i use DWT and the Cycle Count Register?
2019-09-29T06:27:36 < nuxil> something like this http://paste.debian.net/1103230/ ?
2019-09-29T06:29:30 < nuxil> and if so. assume the code takes 200 cycles.  do i use my trigger freq or timer freq to cal the total time ?
2019-09-29T06:31:27 < dongs> > transmitting UART using HAL from inside IRQ handler
2019-09-29T06:31:31 < dongs> ur quite a madlad there
2019-09-29T06:31:48 < nuxil> i know
2019-09-29T06:32:59 < nuxil> just wanted to see result. ofc i dont use that in my code.
2019-09-29T06:33:07 < dongs> debugging is a thing you know
2019-09-29T06:33:53 < dongs> when I want to know timing of things and its more than oen thing i usually just make a struct debug{} or something with a bunch of ints in there, make it global and watch in watch window during runtime
2019-09-29T06:33:54 < nuxil> debugging is nice until you see a B instrucs. 
2019-09-29T06:34:12 < nuxil> is it like 2 cycles. 3 cycles 4 cycles :p
2019-09-29T06:34:18 < R2COM> use visual watch in VisualGDB
2019-09-29T06:34:41 < R2COM> not sure about how down in cycle difference you can go tho
2019-09-29T06:34:52 < jadew> roomba, thanks, I'll check it out
2019-09-29T06:34:54 < nuxil> B is 2 or 3 or 4. depends.
2019-09-29T06:35:16 < nuxil> it can be either of them. depends on next instrucs etc.
2019-09-29T06:43:36 < dongs> nuxil: teh fuck are you on? if you want cycle count between entry/.exit to interrupt, do what you do, then stick teh difference into a global var/struct and watch that sthi in debugger
2019-09-29T06:43:43 < dongs> dont fucking printf to uart or use printf lmao
2019-09-29T06:46:44 < R2COM> joh im so tired 
2019-09-29T06:46:49 < R2COM> been innovating all day
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2019-09-29T06:47:23 < dongs> i wonder if a chinese single channel lvds reciever exists
2019-09-29T06:47:36 < dongs> something similar to SN65LVDS2 but cheap as shit
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2019-09-29T06:55:29 < R2COM> for how many mbps
2019-09-29T06:56:19 < R2COM> https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/on-semiconductor/FIN1002M5X/FIN1002M5XCT-ND/1147715
2019-09-29T06:56:21 < R2COM> ^
2019-09-29T06:56:22 < R2COM> dongs
2019-09-29T06:56:29 < R2COM> looks fairly cheap
2019-09-29T06:57:22 < dongs> ooh
2019-09-29T06:59:30 < dongs> hm not in china tho
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2019-09-29T07:00:37 < R2COM> you need it to be available from chinese manufacturers?
2019-09-29T07:01:13 < R2COM> thats a cheap product selling in huge qty, pretty sure there are tons of retailers of that shit in china
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2019-09-29T07:27:08 < jadew> what do you guys think it's a better idea for a front panel? paint or sticker?
2019-09-29T07:27:37 < jadew> some of the older pieces of test gear seem to use paint, but I'm not sure if it's liquid paint or powder
2019-09-29T07:28:36 < jadew> new ones have either printed plastic or sticker
2019-09-29T07:29:35 < jadew> the problem with the sticker is that I have to apply it myself and I'm not sure if I can align it well
2019-09-29T07:35:39 < dongs> judew, why not just use chinapcb for front panel
2019-09-29T07:35:51 < dongs> mask + silkscreen
2019-09-29T07:35:52 < dongs> done
2019-09-29T07:36:13 < jadew> dongs, not pro enough
2019-09-29T07:36:17 < dongs> how so
2019-09-29T07:36:29 < jadew> I need countersunk holes
2019-09-29T07:37:07 < jadew> but yeah, that would be nice
2019-09-29T07:37:17 < dongs> https://www.takachi-el.co.jp/products/EXPE no you just need enclosures like this
2019-09-29T07:37:46 < dongs> i'm using the orange one wiht front panel w/pcb and its amaze
2019-09-29T07:38:21 < jadew> that looks good, but it's too late now, I already chose an enclosure and everything is designed around it
2019-09-29T07:38:38 < jadew> how much is that enclosure in qty?
2019-09-29T07:38:40 < dongs> anyway sticker works. or pay your enclosure place to silkscreen it
2019-09-29T07:39:05 < dongs> lke 25bucks or something , cheap enough for me
2019-09-29T07:39:06 < jadew> yeah, those are the choices, sticker or the enclosure mfg to paint and silkscreen
2019-09-29T07:39:11 < jadew> yeah, that's good
2019-09-29T07:39:30 < dongs> i've done silkscreen with them it looks amazing but like 20 cases qty becoems something like 600bux with silkscreen
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2019-09-29T07:39:43 < jadew> damn
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2019-09-29T07:40:16 < dongs> (this was for a much smaller, cheaper case type
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2019-09-29T07:52:27 < dongs> jadew: nice
2019-09-29T07:52:43 < dongs> wait is that 3d dicked
2019-09-29T07:52:55 < dongs> hm i'd say for that kinda setup youre gonna have to payup for stencil
2019-09-29T07:52:55 < jadew> only the bumper
2019-09-29T07:53:05 < dongs> stickers on that would look gay as fuck
2019-09-29T07:53:23 < dongs> unless you can get some reverse -transfer stickers where you have the bottom adhesive and then peel off top clear stuff and the letters remain
2019-09-29T07:53:23 < jadew> yeah, I got a quote for the entire box + painted panels + stencil
2019-09-29T07:53:59 < jadew> with sticker I was thinking an entire sticker (with the white bg included)
2019-09-29T07:54:10 < jadew> what you see there is actually a sticker, but I don't like it
2019-09-29T07:54:18 < jadew> it's not sticky enough and not thick enough
2019-09-29T07:54:28 < jadew> I want one with matte plastic over it
2019-09-29T07:54:38 < dongs> oh, you mean entire front panel is a sticker?
2019-09-29T07:54:41 < jadew> (to make it scratch resistant)
2019-09-29T07:54:42 < dongs> like the tek control panel
2019-09-29T07:54:43 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-29T07:54:47 < dongs> which is matte
2019-09-29T07:54:47 < jadew> exactly
2019-09-29T07:54:48 < dongs> ya that would work
2019-09-29T07:55:51 < jadew> think it would be better than paint?
2019-09-29T07:56:02 < dongs> yeah if that kinda matte vinyl sticker yes
2019-09-29T07:56:04 < jadew> my concern with paint is that it might scratch away
2019-09-29T07:56:31 < jadew> while with the stickers I'm afraid I won't line it up nicely and it will look like shit
2019-09-29T07:57:29 < jadew> and of course, to try either it costs ~600 EUR
2019-09-29T07:58:06 < jadew> because that's the MOQ for the boxes, with or without the paint/silkscreen
2019-09-29T07:58:42 < dongs> why wouldnt it line up nicely
2019-09-29T07:58:46 < dongs> are stickers from same place?
2019-09-29T07:58:50 < jadew> no
2019-09-29T07:59:11 < jadew> actually, I didn't ask if they do stickers
2019-09-29T07:59:34 < jadew> but I assume I'll have to make the holes like... 0.2 mm wider and crap like that
2019-09-29T07:59:40 < jadew> to account for alignment errors
2019-09-29T08:17:24 < dongs> but they're all covered by a hex nut or somethign anyway
2019-09-29T08:17:46 < dongs> acutally i think on tek, the front panel STICKER holes are on-size and underlying plastic is bigger
2019-09-29T08:18:04 < dongs> so you actualyl have to make your underlying material bigger hole and then precision-cut vinyl
2019-09-29T08:18:14 < jadew> dongs, yeah
2019-09-29T08:18:19 < jadew> just a bit bigger
2019-09-29T08:18:39 < jadew> but aligning it is a bitch
2019-09-29T08:18:57 < dongs> not really
2019-09-29T08:19:01 < dongs> its just a sticker man
2019-09-29T08:20:02 < jadew> I guess I'll give it a try and see how it goes
2019-09-29T08:20:35 < jadew> I'm sure I'll get at least a couple of them right
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2019-09-29T08:49:09 < dongs> hmm weird, sunlord discontinued a bunch of their 6020 inductors
2019-09-29T08:49:23 < dongs> is 6x6mm too big for 10uH 2-3A?
2019-09-29T08:52:24 < dongs> oh never mind
2019-09-29T08:52:30 < dongs> the parameteric search was cocks
2019-09-29T08:52:32 < dongs> now im getting proper hits
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2019-09-29T09:24:13 < R2COM> alright i think im almost nailed this hall sensor double timer control now, all toggling and TIM1 timing on scope look right from my code
2019-09-29T09:25:28 < R2COM> s/im/i
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2019-09-29T09:53:33 < dongs> time to give up using that amphenol USB.
2019-09-29T09:53:42 < dongs> china made their own clones that are like 10x cheaper
2019-09-29T09:53:53 < jadew> was going to ask what's wrong with it
2019-09-29T09:53:58 < dongs> nah nothing just the price
2019-09-29T09:54:06 < jadew> because amphenol does some of the best connectors
2019-09-29T09:54:13 < dongs> 23c for amphenol vs 2c for china clones
2019-09-29T09:54:37 < jadew> heh
2019-09-29T09:54:55 < dongs> hey when you make 1000s of shit it matters
2019-09-29T09:55:21 < jadew> true
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2019-09-29T09:55:32 < jadew> you might give them a stress test tho
2019-09-29T09:56:22 < dongs> chinagirl is selling thousands to yemen or someshit
2019-09-29T09:56:29 < dongs> she says they're Ok
2019-09-29T09:57:00 < dongs> i think its a clone/wahtever of U254-051T-4BH23-S2B
2019-09-29T09:57:04 < dongs> or maybe thats the original
2019-09-29T09:57:11 < dongs> anyway even lcsc has them at like 3c@1k
2019-09-29T09:58:11 < dongs> amd XKB sends 3d models in like 30 mins after emailing
2019-09-29T09:58:14 < dongs> :D
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2019-09-29T10:32:23 < Jak_o_Shadows> Does anybody know of  project for the STM32 blue pill that is a kinda USB-i2c bridge, like the bus pirate?
2019-09-29T10:32:43 < Jak_o_Shadows> I could do it myself, but I figure i may as well see if there's an easy option for the first testing stages
2019-09-29T10:38:28 < dongs> i'm sure zyp's laks thing could be modified to do that in like 5m ins
2019-09-29T10:38:37 < dongs> idk about jewpill tho
2019-09-29T10:45:38 < Jak_o_Shadows> oh well
2019-09-29T10:56:03 < dongs> http://www.krhro.com/qingchukaiguan/20170911/256.html# this is a good switch
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2019-09-29T11:11:42 < superbia> hola
2019-09-29T11:16:58 < dongs> holy shit how do i change units in altium fagtastic 
2019-09-29T11:17:22 < dongs> ok found
2019-09-29T11:18:21 < karlp> dongs: what so good abaout it?
2019-09-29T11:18:49 < dongs> oh the swithc? i donno its good, has wide grab even for SMT and 2 boss pins so its harder to tear off
2019-09-29T11:19:11 < dongs> ive been using a chinaname for it but finally tracked down the manufacturer/datasheet
2019-09-29T11:19:23 < dongs> also known as LY-A03-01
2019-09-29T11:29:17 < karlp> is that U254-051T-4BH23-S2B footprint compatible with the amphenol one?
2019-09-29T11:29:23 < dongs> almost
2019-09-29T11:29:31 < dongs> its like 0.1mm +- in places
2019-09-29T11:29:44 < dongs> i extended the footprint and amphenol 3d model still fits
2019-09-29T11:29:49 < dongs> so I think its prolly OK
2019-09-29T11:30:04 < dongs> gonna get a couple to test on existing boards
2019-09-29T11:30:18 < karlp> cool
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2019-09-29T11:44:05 < Jak_o_Shadows> I did a whole board layout the other day, made it reasonably small (for teh components) as well
2019-09-29T11:44:21 < Jak_o_Shadows> then realised that I hadn't actually measured one of the components, and the footprint was just placeholder
2019-09-29T11:48:25 < dongs> thats kikecad for you
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2019-09-29T12:07:43 < Jak_o_Shadows> to be fair, I was doing a footprint for an ebay breakout board
2019-09-29T12:07:47 < Jak_o_Shadows> not a common part really
2019-09-29T12:19:48 < qyx> modbus pros, whats wrong if the slave responds with 0x01 0x01 0x01 ...
2019-09-29T12:20:03 < qyx> the number of bytes is correct, 7 in this case
2019-09-29T12:23:47 < jpa-> Jak_o_Shadows: i've used micropython for i2c, spi etc. debugging using stm32 board
2019-09-29T12:24:58 < jpa-> though apparently bluepill is not very well supported by micropython currently, i've used stm32f4 nucleo
2019-09-29T12:27:55 < dongs> why teh fuck would you use python for i2c on a fucking mcu
2019-09-29T12:28:01 < dongs> retarded fucking hipsters
2019-09-29T12:29:30 < Jak_o_Shadows> jpa-, that's pretty much good enough
2019-09-29T12:29:58 < Jak_o_Shadows> dongs, I just want to test some of the hardware out - the i2c slaves and what they do.
2019-09-29T12:30:28 < srk> we've considered writing something like slcan for spi/i2c so you can get standard device interface on linux and tunnel over uart to mcu
2019-09-29T12:30:35 < dongs> i guess im lucky i have USB bridges with i2c master on them that i've wrritten stuff for so I can use it from any code easily
2019-09-29T12:30:53 < dongs> so i dont have to do anything retarded like python
2019-09-29T12:33:19 < antto> microSNEK
2019-09-29T12:36:09 < Jak_o_Shadows> Considering how simple a protocol i2c can be, tbh, I probably could just write it
2019-09-29T12:36:31 < antto> i don't like i2c
2019-09-29T12:38:16 < qyx> antto: you are a snek
2019-09-29T12:38:36 < antto> no, u!
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2019-09-29T12:42:16 < Steffanx> Hello jly 
2019-09-29T12:42:52 < jly> is stvn alright, do you know?
2019-09-29T12:43:33 < Jak_o_Shadows> i2c is ok enough - tbh, the whole i2c in this project is to avoid writing the timer PWM stuff yet
2019-09-29T12:44:12 < Steffanx> Nah stvn is ok
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2019-09-29T14:21:47 < englishman> Jak_o_Shadows: ft4232, and done
2019-09-29T14:26:54 < Jak_o_Shadows> That's pretty damn cool
2019-09-29T14:27:17 < Jak_o_Shadows> Why do people use stuff like the bus pirate then?
2019-09-29T14:30:54 < jpa-> because the GUI's for various ftdi i2c devices tend to suck
2019-09-29T14:31:33 < Jak_o_Shadows> Fair enough
2019-09-29T14:31:59 < jpa-> secondary reason: if you need some fast roundtrip action like "read value, write value depending on it", with usb you usually get ~1ms latency
2019-09-29T14:32:25 < jpa-> whereas even slowish micropython running on stm32 can get down to ~1us
2019-09-29T14:43:23 < Jak_o_Shadows> yep.
2019-09-29T14:48:28 < jpa-> smbus devices are particularly annoying to debug with, as they have pretty short timeouts for everything
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2019-09-29T14:55:29 < Jak_o_Shadows> But at least they have a timeout, and you don't need to cobble your own solution on top
2019-09-29T15:08:34 < jadew> https://eatliver.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/dinosaur-haircut1.jpg
2019-09-29T15:17:26 < englishman> roundtrip can be an issue yes, it isn't important in my case (product e-test)
2019-09-29T15:17:50 < englishman> there is a ft4232 python lib that i use that basically does everything
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2019-09-29T15:30:50 < antto> jadew >:(
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2019-09-29T15:36:48 < Laurenceb_> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EFnUTVPWsAAsloi?format=jpg&name=small
2019-09-29T15:36:48 < Laurenceb_> how is autistic babby formed
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2019-09-29T16:08:48 < Steffanx> i bet she's still better looking and more sane than your last gf, Laurenceb_
2019-09-29T16:09:09 < Steffanx> oh now im implying there is even such thing
2019-09-29T16:09:10 < jpa-> Steffanx: before or after?
2019-09-29T16:11:01 < Steffanx> after meeting him?
2019-09-29T16:11:16 < Steffanx> him as in lb
2019-09-29T16:16:19 < jpa-> yeah
2019-09-29T16:16:37 < Steffanx> Then im not sure.
2019-09-29T16:17:49 < Steffanx> Time for some updates jpa-. "Project from 15.11.2018 to 19.12.2018"
2019-09-29T16:19:47 < Steffanx> awh, your pin count/price graph died.
2019-09-29T16:41:08 < catphish> morning
2019-09-29T16:41:20 < Steffanx> Gooday mr catphish
2019-09-29T16:41:32 < dongs> fuck off with dmy and shit.
2019-09-29T16:41:36 < dongs> Y/M/D is the one true way
2019-09-29T16:41:47 < dongs> 2001/09/11
2019-09-29T16:41:52 < Steffanx> ok
2019-09-29T16:43:25 < roomba> what about mdy?
2019-09-29T16:43:47 < Steffanx> even worse.
2019-09-29T16:43:58 < dongs> mdy is OK cuz murica but ymd is best
2019-09-29T16:44:25 < roomba> seconds from unix epoch is even better than best
2019-09-29T16:44:36 < Steffanx> Yes because everyone can remember that.
2019-09-29T16:44:41 < dongs> literally nobody gives a fuck about lunix epoch
2019-09-29T16:44:57 < dongs> around lunix time 2427389746276 they said lunix was gonna be on desktop
2019-09-29T16:44:59 < dongs> LOL
2019-09-29T16:45:15 < roomba> lunix makes a great desktop
2019-09-29T16:45:27 < dongs> desktop->doorstop
2019-09-29T16:45:30 < Steffanx> Wouldnt 2427389746276 overflow on the average lunix computer?
2019-09-29T16:45:30 < dongs> if so, agreed
2019-09-29T16:46:54 < roomba> you're biased against the lunix presumably because your life path made more sense on windows
2019-09-29T16:47:09 < roomba> there is nothing wrong with lunixes.
2019-09-29T16:47:16 < roomba> they have their place
2019-09-29T16:47:39 < Steffanx> one thing windows still cant do right though? This spot lightish thingy when you hover over a date when you click on the clock is still broken
2019-09-29T16:48:03 < Steffanx> It's better since last update, but still broken.
2019-09-29T16:48:19 < rajkosto> https://images.sshnuke.net/2019-09-29_15-48-13_N6d25YZiZ.png works fine
2019-09-29T16:48:40 < Steffanx> Wrong windows. Wrong theme. Wrong everything.
2019-09-29T16:48:52 < rajkosto> please mention win10 when talking about that shitshow
2019-09-29T16:49:38 < Steffanx> it's the only relevant windows atm.
2019-09-29T16:49:47 < rajkosto> wrong
2019-09-29T16:49:54 < roomba> they care more about roomba'ing up user data than making a good OS. i anticipate a mass exodus soon to the lunix.
2019-09-29T16:50:11 < specing> Oh wow, people still use windows in 2019?
2019-09-29T16:50:19 < specing> Someone tell them its 2019 already
2019-09-29T16:50:28 < roomba> all the ST stuff runs on lunix.
2019-09-29T16:51:02 < Steffanx> but lunix isnt written in Ada. Fuck off with lunix.
2019-09-29T16:51:15 < roomba> even works on archlinux. it used to be rare to see proprietary stuff like stm32cubemx run on anything but ubuntu.
2019-09-29T16:51:36 < specing> Steffanx: at least its FOSS
2019-09-29T16:51:43 < specing> thats like ... halfway there :P
2019-09-29T16:52:14 < specing> Steffanx: iirc, US DoD actually mandated the Ada compiler to be GPL
2019-09-29T16:52:34 < roomba> i learned recently that there is a fork of vscode that removes as much telemetry as possible. that's actually a thing.
2019-09-29T16:52:45 < Thorn> that's why gnat costs 5 figures for commercial use?
2019-09-29T16:54:07 < specing> Thorn: someone has to fund its development
2019-09-29T16:54:52 < specing> and you can use it commercially without an AdaCore license, you just have to have your own runtime library, iirc
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2019-09-29T16:56:07 < specing> (and use FSF gnat)
2019-09-29T17:01:15 < jpa-> Steffanx: yeah, i've actually been making stuff but been too lazy to write
2019-09-29T17:01:46 < Steffanx> damn, you disappoint your daily visitors.
2019-09-29T17:01:52 < Steffanx> much
2019-09-29T17:08:43 < roomba> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21103683
2019-09-29T17:08:47 < englishman> users not using windows as their primary os correlated with users living in basements, showering less often than daily and low levels of job skill requirements
2019-09-29T17:09:42 < Steffanx> this all says nothing not using lunix.
2019-09-29T17:10:17 < Steffanx> because all those things are ... irrelevant :P
2019-09-29T17:10:25 < Steffanx> for the nerd liuve
2019-09-29T17:10:27 < Steffanx> live.
2019-09-29T17:10:31 < Steffanx> life.
2019-09-29T17:10:32 < Steffanx> whatever
2019-09-29T17:11:26 < qyx> dongs: No.
2019-09-29T17:11:29 < roomba> "job skill requirements"
2019-09-29T17:11:47 < qyx> iso6801
2019-09-29T17:12:48 < qyx> also, speaking of linux plural, shouldn't it be lunices?
2019-09-29T17:13:27 < englishman> one is already too many
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2019-09-29T17:15:47 < roomba> nope. lunixes
2019-09-29T17:16:15 < roomba> ces is too much like cis as in cis-gendered which is patriarchy
2019-09-29T17:16:28 < roomba> xes is more like Xer or Xe, which are the good pronouns.
2019-09-29T17:18:55 < Thorn> assembling mars rover in real time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7TTfpmXjKU
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2019-09-29T17:22:07 < qyx> it is just sitting there
2019-09-29T18:02:21 < dongs> private bool FoundCompleteBS = false;
2019-09-29T18:02:59 < Laurenceb_> bool MargaretAtwood
2019-09-29T18:10:49 < tcth> dongs, I´m looking for some USB-C PD chipset that allows me to make a 65 to 100W source - any recs?
2019-09-29T18:11:08 < dongs> no, i've only ever worked with receiving PD
2019-09-29T18:11:12 < dongs> not identifying as a supplier
2019-09-29T18:11:17 < tcth> alright
2019-09-29T18:11:18 < tcth> anyone else?
2019-09-29T18:11:26 < dongs> i'd imagine any of the current stuff from cypress/whoever works just fine
2019-09-29T18:11:38 < dongs> hell, if you dont care about HAL, you can prolly just use a stm32g0
2019-09-29T18:11:50 < tcth> I assume making a 100W charger is not going to me much more complext than making a 20W one, right?
2019-09-29T18:11:59 < dongs> yes, its just negotiation part
2019-09-29T18:12:11 < dongs> for the voltage/current
2019-09-29T18:12:27 < dongs> and obviously having a DC supply actualyl capable of such
2019-09-29T18:12:34 < tcth> yeah, I´m looking for a ¨everything done chipset¨ at the moment. was assuming you have some personal recommendations.
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2019-09-29T18:12:49 < tcth> everything done on the data stuff that is
2019-09-29T18:12:58 < dongs> chinese hardcoded things only go to like 45 or 60W i think last i looked.
2019-09-29T18:12:59 < tcth> of course I need a PSU
2019-09-29T18:13:24 < tcth> money is not really an issue so I don´t mind putting some 12$ TI chip on there or whatever
2019-09-29T18:14:06 < dongs> https://www.st.com/en/interfaces-and-transceivers/usb-type-c-and-power-delivery.html just use ST's aids 
2019-09-29T18:14:08 < tcth> http://www.ti.com/product/TPS65987D?HQS=app-psil-pi-usbcpd2018-pr-pf-TPS65987d-wwe
2019-09-29T18:14:59 < dongs> overkill
2019-09-29T18:15:03 < dongs> that one also does highspeed lanes and shit
2019-09-29T18:15:08 < dongs> you dont need any of that
2019-09-29T18:15:17 < tcth> so it´s like a PHY?
2019-09-29T18:15:21 < tcth> (I still never worked with USB shit)
2019-09-29T18:15:33 < tcth> I always find myself messing with other things such as ethernet whenever possible
2019-09-29T18:15:39 < dongs> no but it can deal with alternat mode mux, different USB modes and shit
2019-09-29T18:15:45 < dongs> nothing you need for a charger
2019-09-29T18:15:56 < tcth> alright
2019-09-29T18:16:00 < tcth> looking at ST aids now
2019-09-29T18:16:47 < tcth> that shit is much cheaper than I expected
2019-09-29T18:16:48 < Steffanx> dont die tcth
2019-09-29T18:16:51 < tcth> https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/products/interfaces-and-transceivers/usb/usb-type-c-and-power-delivery/stusb4700.html
2019-09-29T18:16:58 < tcth> Steffanx not planning on that
2019-09-29T18:17:14 < Steffanx> Wasnt kakimir totally into the delivering part.
2019-09-29T18:17:15 < dongs> https://japan.cypress.com/documentation/reference-designs/ccg2-60w-car-charger-reference-design-using-southchip cypress has almost one-click 60W stuff
2019-09-29T18:17:17 < Steffanx> where is kakimir32.
2019-09-29T18:17:47 < dongs> but then you have to use thier gay PSoC shit
2019-09-29T18:17:47 < tcth> dongs, where does that common 60W limitation come from? It seems difficult to find 100W shit
2019-09-29T18:18:06 < tcth> I worked with their gay PSoC shit a few years ago - wasn´t that bad to be honest
2019-09-29T18:18:32 < Laurenceb_> I never saw what was so aamazing about PSoC
2019-09-29T18:19:01 < tcth> you had the same issue with women, right? :p
2019-09-29T18:20:54 < Laurenceb_> you mean I never saw what was so amazing about womenz?
2019-09-29T18:20:54 < dongs> https://www.richtek.com/Products/USB%20PD%20IF/USB%20Type-C%20and%20Power%20Delivery/RT1711P?sc_lang=en&specid=RT1711P
2019-09-29T18:20:57 < dongs> there you go
2019-09-29T18:21:24 < tcth> thanks dongs
2019-09-29T18:23:01 < tcth> that looks pretty decent, dongs
2019-09-29T18:23:25 < dongs> if you can actually buy it yeah it looks pretty ez to setup as a provider/charger
2019-09-29T18:23:36 < tcth> yeah, I was just starting to look into that
2019-09-29T18:23:40 < dongs> you'd need 24V psu and another richtek dcdc to step down 5/9/12/20V
2019-09-29T18:23:56 < tcth> seems difficult to come by
2019-09-29T18:23:56 < Steffanx> digikey seems to have it.
2019-09-29T18:24:13 < dongs> holy shit its cheacp too
2019-09-29T18:24:19 < tcth> yeah :o
2019-09-29T18:24:56 < tcth> dongs, where did you get the ´and another dcdc step down´ from?
2019-09-29T18:25:09 < tcth> ah, their shit is proprietary to their other shit
2019-09-29T18:25:12 < dongs> the 'DC-DC converter' block in top right
2019-09-29T18:25:16 < dongs> nah its not
2019-09-29T18:25:31 < dongs> i mean dude, they're just adjusting VFB voltage
2019-09-29T18:25:40 < dongs> you could nigger it up with any existing dc/dc but why not just use shit that works
2019-09-29T18:25:59 < tcth> I assume the stuff at the bottom (provider schematic) I´ll simply omit? The USB MUX / PD MUX and Audio stuff
2019-09-29T18:26:23 < dongs> yes all those are useless
2019-09-29T18:26:40 < tcth> I wonder if I even need any MCU on this
2019-09-29T18:26:45 < tcth> I really just want a 100W USB-C PD source
2019-09-29T18:27:04 < dongs> yeah you do, slap a cheap F0 there or use cypress shit and deal with aids
2019-09-29T18:27:22 < tcth> arduino
2019-09-29T18:27:31 < Steffanx> Dont we all G0 these days?
2019-09-29T18:27:44 < dongs> might as well go nuts and ESP14/88
2019-09-29T18:27:49 < Steffanx> such fancy so8 controller
2019-09-29T18:28:24 < tcth> of course digikey doesn seem to carry the matching dc/dc
2019-09-29T18:28:32 < tcth> RT8131B
2019-09-29T18:28:53 < dongs> https://lcsc.com/product-detail/Others_Richtek-Tech-RT8131BGQW_C246400.html lcsc used to but its oos
2019-09-29T18:29:00 < tcth> yeah, I saw
2019-09-29T18:29:10 < dongs> i mean it will work with any dc/dc with same FB voltage
2019-09-29T18:29:15 < dongs> which is probably any of them
2019-09-29T18:29:18 < tcth> btw what is this new lcsc fanboyism? is this the new seeed-studio?
2019-09-29T18:29:28 < Steffanx> no...
2019-09-29T18:29:37 < Steffanx> just cheap parts from china.
2019-09-29T18:29:52 < tcth> but knock-off fake shittery?
2019-09-29T18:29:56 < tcth> or legit shittery?
2019-09-29T18:30:06 < dongs> just legit and shitty
2019-09-29T18:30:10 < Steffanx> works well when you're banned from the regular market. (like russia)
2019-09-29T18:30:29 < tcth> well time to find a suitable dc/dc then :<
2019-09-29T18:31:01 < Steffanx> Im not sure about how "legit" it all is. Thorn is happy with em
2019-09-29T18:31:09 < tcth> ok
2019-09-29T18:31:44 < tcth> dongs, why does STUSB4700 look so much more complex to use?
2019-09-29T18:31:49 < tcth> like flyback and stuff
2019-09-29T18:32:06 < Laurenceb_> because it can do voltage conversion?
2019-09-29T18:32:42 < Steffanx> why dont you just clone a chink psu?
2019-09-29T18:33:31 < dongs> waht doyou mean complex to use
2019-09-29T18:33:35 < Laurenceb_> keeeek https://www.stallman.org/seeking-housing.html
2019-09-29T18:33:35 < dongs> its same as the ti or richtek part
2019-09-29T18:35:40 < dongs> haha STUSB thing just sets up multiple dividers on GPIO bits and then adds them up
2019-09-29T18:35:43 < dongs> to change FB voltage
2019-09-29T18:35:54 < dongs> yeah actualyl STUSB is super easy to use
2019-09-29T18:36:08 < dongs> https://www.st.com/resource/en/datasheet/stusb4700.pdf look at schhematic in figure 6
2019-09-29T18:37:25 < dongs> thats same as richtek thing, with a 24V PSU which gets stepped down to required voltage by using shitty generic dc/dc converter
2019-09-29T18:41:47 < Laurenceb_> keeek apparently stallman.org got haxored earlier today
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2019-09-29T18:45:29 < dongs> but yeah sounds like ST's shit is the best one for off-hands thing without even needign a mcu
2019-09-29T18:45:44 < dongs> just setup a proper dc/dc controller with external fets and hueg coil
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2019-09-29T18:58:17 < tcth> shall I use tesla coil?
2019-09-29T18:58:26 < tcth> maximum flybackz
2019-09-29T18:58:33 < dongs> elon musk coil
2019-09-29T19:00:01 < Laurenceb_> its funny cuz Tesla was a crackpot loon
2019-09-29T19:00:23 < Laurenceb_> modern day Tesla would probably think emdrive was real
2019-09-29T19:00:36 < tcth> emdrive 4 realz
2019-09-29T19:01:31 < Laurenceb_> haha stupid Musk, why is he building starship when superconducting emdrive would work
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2019-09-29T19:18:03 < Steffanx> Good morning
2019-09-29T19:21:13 < tcth> hi
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2019-09-29T19:36:35 < Laurenceb_> >The Musk fanbois are really something, they know *absolutely nothing* about space technology or history, so think every stupid idea that squeezes out the colon of their hero is pure gold, and everybody else is stupid.
2019-09-29T19:41:40 < englishman> dongs: >60W requires tagged cables and VCONN stuff, no longer simple PD
2019-09-29T19:50:18 < Steffanx> people actually use usb pd in products?
2019-09-29T19:50:23 < Steffanx> which is not a laptop/notebox?
2019-09-29T19:50:50 < Laurenceb_> >echrights.org posted an unconfirmed claim Sunday from "a generally reliable source" that "Stallman.org was defaced by an FSF employee
2019-09-29T19:50:51 < Laurenceb_> KEK
2019-09-29T19:51:11 < Steffanx> Stallman, Laurenceb_'s new obsession.
2019-09-29T19:51:36 < Laurenceb_> ikr
2019-09-29T19:51:37 < Laurenceb_> the new lolcow
2019-09-29T19:51:50 < Laurenceb_> >per
2019-09-29T19:52:03 < Steffanx> Your obsessions often seem to involve male subjects. Are you gay much Laurenceb_? (not that i would care. just curious)
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2019-09-29T19:52:33 < Laurenceb_> top troll
2019-09-29T19:52:44 < Laurenceb_> also you just misgendered per
2019-09-29T19:53:13 < Laurenceb_> This human hopes that wasn't intentional
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2019-09-29T19:54:49 < Steffanx> You meant you're not male?
2019-09-29T19:56:09 < Laurenceb_> Stallman identifies as a person
2019-09-29T19:56:09 < Laurenceb_> apparently we have to learn his pronouns
2019-09-29T19:56:22 < Steffanx> ah i see
2019-09-29T19:56:55 < Steffanx> I know he was into bullshittery, but not that he was into this kind of bullshittery
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2019-09-29T20:22:30 < roomba> jadew: midsommar
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2019-09-29T20:49:08 < englishman> Steffanx: usbpd is awesome
2019-09-29T20:51:10 < Laurenceb_> in theory
2019-09-29T20:51:18 < Laurenceb_> maybe it will be fixed by usb4
2019-09-29T20:51:59 < Steffanx> sure, but .. what Laurenceb_ said englishman
2019-09-29T20:52:29 < englishman> uh what does usb4 have to do with pd
2019-09-29T20:53:59 < Laurenceb_> they will be a coherent standard that people stick to
2019-09-29T20:54:03 < Laurenceb_> *there
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2019-09-29T20:55:04 < Laurenceb_> https://medium.com/@rokomijic/the-space-runway-faq-8e5b2cbd6f7e
2019-09-29T21:03:10 < Steffanx> Except for it being awesom. have you seen a real  product with it (except for the product you perhaps made) englishman? 
2019-09-29T21:03:19 < Steffanx> and not the standard notebook/laptop crap
2019-09-29T21:03:31 < englishman> of course
2019-09-29T21:04:02 < Steffanx> i dont
2019-09-29T21:04:15 < Laurenceb_> my thinkpad has it, only it doesnt work
2019-09-29T21:04:32 < roomba> you better be running arch on that thinkpad
2019-09-29T21:04:36 < roomba> or gentoo
2019-09-29T21:04:55 < Laurenceb_> mint
2019-09-29T21:05:07 < Steffanx> my laptop thingy has it too, but i yet have to find a compatible charger. Never really looked into one myself, only read about people having issues.
2019-09-29T21:05:17 < qyx> there would be no productive time left with gentoo
2019-09-29T21:05:44 < Laurenceb_> StallmanOS
2019-09-29T21:05:50 < Laurenceb_> wait
2019-09-29T21:05:56 < Laurenceb_> StallMAN
2019-09-29T21:06:21 < qyx> speaking of power delivery, is there any offgrid prepper
2019-09-29T21:07:02 < Laurenceb_> >offgrid prepper USB class?
2019-09-29T21:07:03 < qyx> isn't there lack of electricity in englishland
2019-09-29T21:07:43 < Laurenceb_> preppers are weird and stupid
2019-09-29T21:07:43 < Laurenceb_> like if there was a nuclear war I'd just hangout in local disused rail tunnels after raiding supermarket
2019-09-29T21:08:04 < roomba> offgridUSB
2019-09-29T21:08:10 < Laurenceb_> preppers would build a godzillion dollar bunker that would be a magnet for criminals
2019-09-29T21:08:20 < roomba> i keep my shit off grid
2019-09-29T21:08:53 < Cracki> >rail tunnel
2019-09-29T21:08:57 < Cracki> >magnet for criminals
2019-09-29T21:09:23 < qyx> if there is a nuclear war, your life is fukd
2019-09-29T21:09:48 < Cracki> mutually assured destruction. not gonna happen
2019-09-29T21:09:58 < roomba> https://postimg.cc/qz6C8bQY <-- run all my stuff. internetz. gardens in the back yard.
2019-09-29T21:10:00 < qyx> so idk if a bunker of a rail tunnel is a solution
2019-09-29T21:10:07 < Laurenceb_> someone should trigger that PERSON Stallman by calling him StallMAN 
2019-09-29T21:10:07 < Laurenceb_> wrong
2019-09-29T21:10:11 < Cracki> I do wonder... some nations with nukes, if they dropped one on europe, would immediately get protection from murica
2019-09-29T21:10:47 < qyx> roomba: are you making 230V out of it
2019-09-29T21:10:56 < roomba> qyx: 120V yes
2019-09-29T21:11:10 < roomba> i have a small inverter that can be used to power and charge laptop
2019-09-29T21:11:21 < englishman> what do you mean you cant find a compatible charger Steffanx
2019-09-29T21:11:29 < roomba> previously i was using a 12V power supply but it caused battery expansion in a laptop
2019-09-29T21:11:31 < englishman> did it not come with a charger
2019-09-29T21:12:08 < roomba> so even though using an inverter is less efficient, it's safer on laptops battery than using some chink power brick
2019-09-29T21:13:47 < qyx> I am trying to shop for inverters in EU and it seems that 3kW+ offgrid is unobtainable
2019-09-29T21:14:08 < qyx> maybe except victron
2019-09-29T21:14:55 < roomba> be weary of the 1kw+ ones
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2019-09-29T21:15:34 < roomba> the majority of them - even the so-called quality ones will explode if you try to use them with large power tools or appliances
2019-09-29T21:16:14 < qyx> I have a 1kVA one and it is good even with circular saw and stuff
2019-09-29T21:16:29 < qyx> sofar
2019-09-29T21:16:35 < roomba> yeah circular saws and grinders and stuff are ok
2019-09-29T21:17:12 < roomba> i'm talking like stationary bandsaws and stuff
2019-09-29T21:17:53 < roomba> thuogh imo if you're requiring 1kw and beyond for anything other than refridgeration, you're doing it wrong.
2019-09-29T21:18:12 < roomba> get a generator for the big shit
2019-09-29T21:18:26 < roomba> it's cheaper and less risky of exploding your inverter
2019-09-29T21:18:57 < qyx> fridge is ~100w only with some spike during strtup
2019-09-29T21:19:32 < qyx> also, my inverter is properly fused
2019-09-29T21:20:00 < qyx> but Ill search youtube for "exploding inverter"
2019-09-29T21:20:17 < englishman> qyx: wat
2019-09-29T21:20:19 < englishman> https://www.europe-solarstore.com/off-grid.html?inverter_power=25
2019-09-29T21:20:24 < englishman> literally first google search result
2019-09-29T21:21:10 < qyx> mhm
2019-09-29T21:23:21 < englishman> victron looks nice and not too expensive either
2019-09-29T21:25:41 < qyx> I was looking at https://www.tme.eu/sk/details/ts-3000-248/zdroje-a-menice-automobilove/mean-well/ts-3000-248b/
2019-09-29T21:26:09 < qyx> but the local distributor told me to fukof, because it surely won't work on 54-58V LiFePO4
2019-09-29T21:26:31 < qyx> even if it has 42-60V in the operating conditions
2019-09-29T21:26:35 < qyx> or so
2019-09-29T21:28:34 < Laurenceb_> https://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=14903028&cid=59249734
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2019-09-29T21:33:03 < Laurenceb_> irl lolling https://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=14903028&cid=59249780
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2019-09-29T21:41:59 < Laurenceb_> apple U1 looks interesting
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2019-09-29T21:52:42 < Steffanx> what the bitmask is alive :O
2019-09-29T21:53:18 < bitmask> maybe
2019-09-29T21:53:19 < bitmask> whats up
2019-09-29T21:53:22 < Steffanx> nah, it just came with the standard dc plug charger crap englishman
2019-09-29T21:54:18 < englishman> are you sure it actually supports charging via usb and it isn't just a simple usbc port
2019-09-29T21:55:43 < Steffanx> it supposed to support it, yes
2019-09-29T21:55:52 < PaulFertser> englishman: I missed the results of your tail-chaining investigation, can you please tell me a keyword so that I can find it in the logs?
2019-09-29T21:56:11 < englishman> tail-chaining is a good keyword
2019-09-29T21:56:19 < Steffanx> was there even a conclusion yet?
2019-09-29T21:56:28 < englishman> but i didn't have any results, the dude didn't find the bug or send me the sores
2019-09-29T21:56:46 < PaulFertser> Oh heh, so nothing new. Thanks!
2019-09-29T22:09:41 < Steffanx> it was a work thing mr englishman?
2019-09-29T22:11:10 < qyx> on meanwell replied
2019-09-29T22:11:13 < qyx> Could you please provide us more information about your application and your yearly demand? 
2019-09-29T22:11:16 < qyx> 1pc, stfu.
2019-09-29T22:11:24 < Steffanx> lol
2019-09-29T22:11:38 < qyx> but at least they answered some questions
2019-09-29T22:11:45 < qyx> no rs232 protocol documentation :(
2019-09-29T22:12:59 < englishman> yes
2019-09-29T22:13:46 < qyx> ok they confirmed the OVP does not trigger at 58V because it has no OVP
2019-09-29T22:14:34 < qyx> oh I misread it
2019-09-29T22:14:39 < qyx> but still it applies
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2019-09-29T23:28:00 < karlp> qyx: need more context on your "what's wrong if slave replies with..."
2019-09-29T23:28:04 < karlp> what did you send it?
2019-09-29T23:30:37 < qyx> karlp: I need to investigate with a scope, I have two usb->rs485 converters and two modbus slaves handy, invertek optidrive and that chinesium mppt
2019-09-29T23:31:08 < qyx> the invertek works with the first converter (ftdi + rs485 transceiver)
2019-09-29T23:31:46 < qyx> the mppt charger not.. (with the same rs485 converter), only 0x00 or 0x01 bytes are received
2019-09-29T23:32:26 < qyx> and the other way around, with the other rs485 converter, neither of the devices work
2019-09-29T23:32:52 < qyx> also, I was not able to communicate with the two converters connected together
2019-09-29T23:33:35 < qyx> so I am suspecting the mppt charger and the other rs485 converter to be both broken, although not in the same way
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2019-09-30T00:00:01 < Laurenceb_> Brock-Turner 2020
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2019-09-30T00:24:40 < Steffanx> kakimir32: !
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2019-09-30T00:25:41 < kakimir32> night shift
2019-09-30T00:26:17 < Steffanx> Its before 00.00. 
2019-09-30T00:26:25 < bitmask> do you guys draw out circuit board layouts on paper first?
2019-09-30T00:27:52 < Thorn> yes especially if it's ddr3
2019-09-30T00:28:01 < bitmask> funny
2019-09-30T00:28:12 < Thorn> you can use a curvimeter to make sure lengths match
2019-09-30T00:28:27 < bitmask> i just mean simple stuff
2019-09-30T00:28:34 < bitmask> but I'll take that as a no
2019-09-30T00:28:39 < Thorn> is anyone familiar with IP5306?
2019-09-30T00:28:44 < Thorn> seems like en Engrish datasheet anywhere
2019-09-30T00:29:31 < Thorn> I do general layout sketches (board shape and main components only)
2019-09-30T00:29:38 < qyx> bitmask: no, only block schematics
2019-09-30T00:35:00 < Steffanx> Did your 3d print mania stop bitmask  ?
2019-09-30T00:35:08 < Steffanx> Hows the air cleaner?
2019-09-30T00:36:04 < bitmask> yea, havent printed anything in a few weeks.  I put all projects on hold for a bit
2019-09-30T00:38:41 < bitmask> hows the cnc?
2019-09-30T00:39:55 < Steffanx> Here have my latest "project" http://imgur.com/a/yRtq59B
2019-09-30T00:40:05 < Steffanx> (Its actually nothing. Just a test)
2019-09-30T00:41:54 < qyx> an inverted sphere?
2019-09-30T00:41:56 < bitmask> its hard to tell the shape of it with the different grains and stuff, is it the bottom of a bowl shaped container made from two pieces of wood glued together?
2019-09-30T00:43:10 < qyx> related, my latest diy project https://i.imgur.com/C0fRVIW.jpg
2019-09-30T00:45:21 < kakimir32> what dat?
2019-09-30T00:45:25 < karlp> qyx: getting just garbage back could be someone holding the DE pin high for too long after transmitting, 
2019-09-30T00:45:35 < kakimir32> energy  qyx?
2019-09-30T00:45:36 < karlp> other end starts replie, drives too, garbage for everyone
2019-09-30T00:45:43 < kakimir32> energy logger*
2019-09-30T00:46:02 < kakimir32> ev charger ?
2019-09-30T00:46:23 < aandrew> bitmask: not often. I may do block diagrams or try to figure out logic on paper but full schematics or even partial schematics? not really no
2019-09-30T00:46:38 < bitmask> k
2019-09-30T00:46:43 < Steffanx> It's just an inverted sphere milled from some wood that I had laying around bitmask. Was already glued together. I think it was some shelf.
2019-09-30T00:46:55 < bitmask> ahh 
2019-09-30T00:47:02 < bitmask> did you sand it or did it come off the cnc that smooth?
2019-09-30T00:47:14 < Steffanx> No sanding
2019-09-30T00:47:16 < bitmask> nice
2019-09-30T00:47:23 < Steffanx> That's what I was testing
2019-09-30T00:47:25 < aandrew> there are ikea branded CR2032 batteries? crazy.
2019-09-30T00:47:33 < qyx> karlp: yeah
2019-09-30T00:47:47 < bitmask> I heard the ikea branded batteries are actually really good
2019-09-30T00:47:53 < Steffanx> What's the PCB you made doing  qyx ?
2019-09-30T00:48:12 < bitmask> dunno about the cr2032 though
2019-09-30T00:48:15 < qyx> I saw some tests too
2019-09-30T00:48:20 < qyx> ikea alkalisk is pretty good
2019-09-30T00:48:36 < aandrew> qyx: yep RS485 usually has one of tow problems: you' let go of DE too early (an easy mistake is to drop it when THRE interrupt instead of doing it when the *shift* reigster is empty), and hte ohter is holding on too long for the application so the responding device ends up sending garbled data
2019-09-30T00:48:36 < zyp> I usually buy those
2019-09-30T00:50:08 < qyx> it is just a sama5d27-som1 board with 2x can, 2x rs485, and the rest
2019-09-30T00:50:13 < qyx> it is soldered from the bottom
2019-09-30T00:50:58 < Steffanx> Does it lunix or.. ?
2019-09-30T00:51:03 < qyx> yes
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2019-09-30T00:51:18 < qyx> fits inside 8MB NOR flash
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2019-09-30T00:52:15 < zyp> qyx, cool, almost could use one of those
2019-09-30T00:53:33 < qyx> but the interfaces are not isolated
2019-09-30T00:53:44 < qyx> and it has some, uhm, inperfections
2019-09-30T01:00:18 < kakimir32> qyx: what is it+?
2019-09-30T01:03:39 < qyx> 23:50 < qyx> it is just a sama5d27-som1 board with 2x can, 2x rs485, and the rest
2019-09-30T01:03:44 < qyx> kakimir32: ^
2019-09-30T01:14:05 < kakimir32> what it's purpose
2019-09-30T01:15:25 < qyx> to run some hvac control
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2019-09-30T01:34:13 < kakimir32> sweet
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2019-09-30T01:55:18 < kakimir32> qyx: what hvac machine you have?
2019-09-30T01:58:05 < qyx> I do not have any particular hvac machine
2019-09-30T01:59:12 < qyx> it will be solar heating, 3m2 water accumulator, water-air heat exchanger, recuperative ventilation, etc
2019-09-30T02:19:09 < kakimir32> the whole package
2019-09-30T02:26:23 < qyx> I am not buying it as a whole package
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2019-09-30T02:39:33 < kakimir32> but you have it
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2019-09-30T03:02:48 < kakimir32> you don't have it yet?
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2019-09-30T03:20:43 < R2COM> hello kakimir8
2019-09-30T03:27:14 < kakimir32> hello r2
2019-09-30T03:49:44 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=45824.1580
2019-09-30T03:49:51 < Laurenceb_> >thread 11 page 80
2019-09-30T03:52:22 < Laurenceb_> https://b.radikal.ru/b27/1909/1f/a8d1d0239dfc.gif
2019-09-30T03:52:25 < Laurenceb_> cute
2019-09-30T03:54:21 < Laurenceb_> >LeonDrive
2019-09-30T03:54:22 < Laurenceb_> oh wow
2019-09-30T03:55:20 < BrainDamage> just be glad that internet was barely a thing back when people got the cold fuzion craze in the late 80s
2019-09-30T03:58:18 < Laurenceb_> only there is much more evidence for cold fusion being potentially real than there is for emdrive
2019-09-30T03:58:25 < Laurenceb_> so > zero evidence
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2019-09-30T04:04:09 < bitmask> I wish I could do more deliveries :(
2019-09-30T04:04:53 < bitmask> its good for 2-3 hours a night and then dies
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2019-09-30T04:08:33 < jadew> spoke to an electrician at a wedding today
2019-09-30T04:09:08 < jadew> he works at the electric power company and he said that when working on the 20 kV lines they can't approach it too fast
2019-09-30T04:09:22 < jadew> they have to go slow, otherwise they risk getting electrocuted
2019-09-30T04:10:10 < jadew> I didn't understand the processes tho
2019-09-30T04:10:16 < jadew> (didn't ask either)
2019-09-30T04:10:51 < Cracki> >electric altar
2019-09-30T04:10:57 < jadew> lol
2019-09-30T04:11:06 < Cracki> sounds like superstition
2019-09-30T04:11:30 < Cracki> has anyone ever been struck by lightning for not approaching deferentially?
2019-09-30T04:11:46 < jadew> well, apparently the lather they use to climb there has a built in slowness when it approaches that height
2019-09-30T04:12:08 < Cracki> besides, they shouldn't approach live 20 kV anyway. that's what those big switches are for.
2019-09-30T04:12:22 < jadew> I assume sometimes they have to do it
2019-09-30T04:12:36 < Cracki> ladder eh? it moves on its own?
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2019-09-30T04:12:44 < jadew> electric ladder
2019-09-30T04:12:53 < Cracki> verry odd
2019-09-30T04:13:10 < jadew> he mentioned a distance of 1.5 m
2019-09-30T04:13:27 < Laurenceb_> >built in slowness
2019-09-30T04:13:30 < Laurenceb_> lmao wtf
2019-09-30T04:13:33 < jadew> said that within that range, if you approach it too fast or move away too fast, you can get electrocuted
2019-09-30T04:13:59 < Laurenceb_> https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=46557.0
2019-09-30T04:14:13 < Laurenceb_> and I thought my phd was shit
2019-09-30T04:14:44 < Laurenceb_> >Vice ""news""
2019-09-30T04:14:45 < Cracki> >Britisch 
2019-09-30T04:14:46 < Laurenceb_> oh dear
2019-09-30T04:14:57 < jadew> Cracki, yeah, I don't think it was BS tho
2019-09-30T04:14:59 < kakimir32> you need to start doing psuedoscience Lurencer
2019-09-30T04:15:12 < kakimir32> it's your calling
2019-09-30T04:15:13 < Laurenceb_> >Dr of pseudoscience
2019-09-30T04:15:17 < Cracki> send the apprentices, we need data
2019-09-30T04:15:28 < rajkosto> call it Fringe science and make it a FOX show
2019-09-30T04:15:46 < rajkosto> completely retarded technobabble to macguffin everything
2019-09-30T04:15:54 < Laurenceb_> >Science is a way of trying not to fool yourself. The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool.   — Richard Feynman
2019-09-30T04:15:57 < Laurenceb_> define irony
2019-09-30T04:16:10 < Cracki> ac lines, jadew ?
2019-09-30T04:16:14 < jadew> when I was in school we were taught not to make too big steps around fallen wires
2019-09-30T04:16:32 < jadew> I guess it could be a similar thing
2019-09-30T04:16:36 < jadew> Cracki, yeah
2019-09-30T04:16:41 < jadew> 50 Hz @ 20 kV
2019-09-30T04:16:44 < Cracki> *that* i understand. resistance of ground is higher than your own, so current might go through your legs if they're too far apart
2019-09-30T04:16:54 < jadew> or rather 20 kV @ 50 Hz
2019-09-30T04:17:16 < jadew> Cracki, yeah, but at 20 kV we might be talking about electric field gradients
2019-09-30T04:17:18 < Cracki> so no argument for static charge in any way
2019-09-30T04:17:28 < Cracki> yes, electric field gradient
2019-09-30T04:17:39 < jadew> although, they do change constantly... at 50 Hz
2019-09-30T04:17:45 < jadew> so I'm not sure if that's it either
2019-09-30T04:17:55 < Cracki> right
2019-09-30T04:18:03 < Cracki> but what's 50 hz anyway
2019-09-30T04:18:20 < jadew> 20 ms
2019-09-30T04:18:26 < jadew> it's fast
2019-09-30T04:18:27 < Cracki> eons
2019-09-30T04:19:09 < jadew> yeah, I don't know if that's faster or not than a fast movement :)
2019-09-30T04:20:39 < jadew> he said that it doesn't matter what you're wearing (protective gear or not), it will "get" you
2019-09-30T04:21:11 < Laurenceb_> interesting
2019-09-30T04:21:12 < Laurenceb_> https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.05461
2019-09-30T04:21:18 < jadew> which is why none of them is wearing protective gear
2019-09-30T04:21:28 < jadew> (I'm kidding)
2019-09-30T04:39:54 < Cracki> sounds ever more like superstition
2019-09-30T04:40:49 < jadew> if it's field related (and it would have to be) then there's not much protective gear that could be of any use
2019-09-30T04:40:55 < Cracki> can't get people to move with intent near dangerous things unless you scare them
2019-09-30T04:41:29 < Cracki> if it's field related, distance should be a factor, but not speed
2019-09-30T04:41:34 < jadew> you think it's a tactic to keep them safe?
2019-09-30T04:41:40 < Cracki> unless you're a charged particle in a magnetic field
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2019-09-30T04:41:43 < Cracki> I think it's a tactic
2019-09-30T04:42:05 < Cracki> at any rate, monkeys meet garden hose ONCE
2019-09-30T04:42:10 < jadew> next time I'll meet him, I'll ask more
2019-09-30T04:42:12 < jadew> he's a relative
2019-09-30T04:42:36 < Cracki> maybe it's taught in trade school, they should know why it is
2019-09-30T04:43:30 < jadew> maybe it's how fast the arc can extend once it starts going?
2019-09-30T04:43:42 < jadew> *how far
2019-09-30T04:44:31 < jadew> so if you by mistake get close enough to start it, you'd have to get back to ~1.5 m away to stop it?
2019-09-30T04:44:36 < Cracki> that's beyond human time scales
2019-09-30T04:44:43 < Cracki> ah that?
2019-09-30T04:44:46 < Cracki> not sure
2019-09-30T04:45:17 < Cracki> either way, if you have a thread of plasma on your skin that MAINTAINS itself, you're unlikely to still have good motor control
2019-09-30T04:45:50 < Cracki> if it's high frequency, skin will tingle, but 50 hz isn't nearly high enough
2019-09-30T04:45:51 < jadew> or any at all
2019-09-30T04:47:57 < jadew> https://youtu.be/nz7WElQ8lPs?t=94
2019-09-30T04:48:03 < jadew> (unrelated)
2019-09-30T04:48:19 < Cracki> oooh 5g we're all gonna boil
2019-09-30T04:48:32 < jadew> and I've only seen the first couple of seconds, but it looks fun
2019-09-30T04:48:56 < Cracki> the density and proximity of antennas is because it propagates so shit, not because they need more power
2019-09-30T04:49:42 < Cracki> these esoterics nutjobs think it's like an AM radio station every 20 meters
2019-09-30T04:50:12 < Cracki> >some [scientists] disagree
2019-09-30T04:50:14 < jadew> they're interviewing a professional tinfoil hatter
2019-09-30T04:50:22 < Cracki> love it. fuck the media. put them all in a microwave.
2019-09-30T04:50:33 < Cracki> fuck them with a tesla coil.
2019-09-30T04:50:42 < Cracki> alarmists. fear mongers.
2019-09-30T04:52:35 < Cracki> >shield over the screen
2019-09-30T04:52:43 < Cracki> he doesn't have a CRT I'm sure
2019-09-30T04:52:56 < jadew> wait till he shows his underwear
2019-09-30T04:53:09 < Cracki> I need to look up his credentials. he must have won them in a lottery.
2019-09-30T04:53:35 < jadew> his explanation is that EMF activates some channels in the cells
2019-09-30T04:53:53 < jadew> his exact words: "some channels"
2019-09-30T04:54:04 < Cracki> at what dose
2019-09-30T04:54:10 < Cracki> he doesn't say
2019-09-30T04:54:20 < Cracki> sure, a microwave oven activates all kinds of shit
2019-09-30T04:54:30 < jadew> I'd like to know what channels those are
2019-09-30T04:54:32 < Cracki> sure, if you eat a pound of salt you're dead
2019-09-30T04:54:57 < jadew> actually, from what I hear a microwave oven will just heat you up
2019-09-30T04:55:19 < Cracki> he https://www.researchgate.net/project/microwave-frequency-radiation-acts-via-voltage-gated-calcium-channel-activation
2019-09-30T04:55:45 < Cracki> https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3780531/
2019-09-30T04:57:35 < jadew> there's no mention of power tho
2019-09-30T04:57:42 < Cracki> of course not
2019-09-30T04:57:44 < jadew> how strong does that field has to be?
2019-09-30T04:58:08 < jadew> if they tested it on a rat that was sitting inside an MRI... then sure
2019-09-30T04:58:27 < jadew> but incident waves hitting your skin... they're going to stop there
2019-09-30T04:58:51 < Cracki> no quantitative statements so far
2019-09-30T04:59:36 < jadew> sort of like free energy, where they're measuring either voltage or current, but not both
2019-09-30T05:00:57 < Cracki> :)
2019-09-30T05:01:36 < Cracki> he's the only one they keep dragging in front of cameras
2019-09-30T05:02:26 < jadew> too bad comments are disabled, I wanted to say something
2019-09-30T05:02:54 < Cracki> for some truth one would have to hunt down the references and check them
2019-09-30T05:04:48 < jadew> if what that guy had was true, he would have presented the figures himself
2019-09-30T05:05:29 < Cracki> it certainly seems that electric and magnetic fields have some effect on immune system and whatnot
2019-09-30T05:05:48 < Cracki> I opened the first reference. they play with magnetic fields on the order of milliteslas
2019-09-30T05:06:23 < Cracki> don't see frequencies so far
2019-09-30T05:06:36 < Cracki> it's like "OMFG bananas are radioactive, don't touch them"
2019-09-30T05:09:40 < Cracki> here's something with 1 mW/cm2 and MHz ranges https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/eccb/73f1d0ff3d417621d81e1a0589b6556e0838.pdf
2019-09-30T05:10:05 < Cracki> if all of that is true, it applies to all the radio we already have
2019-09-30T05:11:00 < jadew> I'll have to read it tomorrow when I'm fully awake
2019-09-30T05:11:02 < jadew> what does it say?
2019-09-30T05:11:34 < Cracki> lymphocytes affected. I think their action was depressed. don't have the concentration to be sure.
2019-09-30T05:11:42 < jadew> EMF nurtures cellular growth?
2019-09-30T05:11:54 < jadew> I see
2019-09-30T05:11:56 < Cracki> they do talk about effects strongest for certain frequency bands
2019-09-30T05:13:29 < Cracki> so if he says he wants more studies, sure I'm all for that.
2019-09-30T05:14:29 < jadew> yeah, that paper seems interesting
2019-09-30T05:14:36 < jadew> I think I'll move to the country side
2019-09-30T05:14:59 < jadew> and have my lab in the next room
2019-09-30T05:15:11 < jadew> I'll just use extension panels
2019-09-30T05:15:16 < roomba> too much salt shrinks your brain cells
2019-09-30T05:15:44 < jadew> I heard steroids shrink your balls
2019-09-30T05:15:53 < jadew> my PT said it's true
2019-09-30T05:15:56 < roomba> so does mt. dew
2019-09-30T05:16:51 < jadew> btw, I saw that movie yesterday
2019-09-30T05:17:02 < roomba> which one?
2019-09-30T05:17:08 < jadew> the one with the chick
2019-09-30T05:17:14 < roomba> rust creek?
2019-09-30T05:17:17 < jadew> yeah
2019-09-30T05:17:28 < roomba> was it to your standards?
2019-09-30T05:17:53 < jadew> it was different from what we normally watch, so it was a good change
2019-09-30T05:18:01 < jadew> but half way in I knew exactly how it's going to end
2019-09-30T05:18:24 < jadew> even told my wife - not sure how much she enjoyed that :P
2019-09-30T05:18:25 < roomba> who watching with?
2019-09-30T05:18:31 < roomba> oh
2019-09-30T05:18:36 < roomba> ok don't watch midsommar with wifey
2019-09-30T05:19:05 < jadew> another drama/trhiller?
2019-09-30T05:19:06 < roomba> or don't watch it yourself. unless you wanna get mindfucked
2019-09-30T05:19:09 < jadew> why not?
2019-09-30T05:19:16 < jadew> really?
2019-09-30T05:19:18 < jadew> now I'
2019-09-30T05:19:22 < jadew> now I'm curious
2019-09-30T05:20:29 < roomba> did you ever see bird box?
2019-09-30T05:20:48 < jadew> yes
2019-09-30T05:22:00 < roomba> other ones i just watched that were kinda ok: arctic, captive state
2019-09-30T05:22:44 < Cracki> this pall guy is the only one who publishes on this topic. I haven't seen coauthors in his papers yet.
2019-09-30T05:22:53 < jadew> I'll check them out, thanks
2019-09-30T05:23:08 < roomba> Cracki: i think that's because research like this is probably not well funded?
2019-09-30T05:23:23 < Cracki> every reference he uses just sticks to biochemistry. he's the one linking that to neurological effects.
2019-09-30T05:23:35 < Cracki> research like that probably IS well funded
2019-09-30T05:23:43 < Cracki> NIH and such fund that stuff I'm sure
2019-09-30T05:24:24 < Cracki> this is a study on mice, but AGAIN just using low frequency radio https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0197054
2019-09-30T05:25:04 < Cracki> I want a study that progressively nukes mice and I want to see the range from placebo to LD50
2019-09-30T05:26:42 < Cracki> >USING a giant magnetic field, [...] made a frog float in  mid-air. https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg15420771-600-frog-defies-gravity/
2019-09-30T05:28:14 < jadew> the important thing is that the frog was happy
2019-09-30T05:29:21 < Cracki> this nuked a bunch of mice. no effect found. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0197054
2019-09-30T05:29:38 < Cracki> pepe bus three vee three
2019-09-30T05:31:58 < Cracki> meh, they used 5-100 Hz only. that's boring.
2019-09-30T05:33:09 < Cracki> and it appears that they didn't shield the control group against outside radiation
2019-09-30T05:33:36 < Cracki> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
2019-09-30T05:35:28 < Cracki> eh. the only ones rebelling against it are laymen. I think there are enough in the know, and they all must have decided it's ok or they fucked off to some tropical island.
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2019-09-30T06:55:47 < Thorn> https://twitter.com/eevblog/status/1178475979829698560
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2019-09-30T07:02:46 < Cracki> har
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2019-09-30T11:22:16 < Steffanx> Wlcm jly 
2019-09-30T11:22:27 < jly> ty
2019-09-30T11:38:05 < catphish> what is the factory value of FLASH_OPTR? i can't seem to find it
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2019-09-30T11:47:34 < zyp> qyx, seems like a neat design, I need something similar to talk RS485 to my ventilation system
2019-09-30T11:47:47 < zyp> although I'd like PoE in addition
2019-09-30T12:01:44 < zyp> hmm
2019-09-30T12:01:59 < zyp> probably gonna go with a rpi with the poe-module and one of these: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32838000412.html
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2019-09-30T12:38:12 < Steffanx> Dont forget to add: https://www.seeedstudio.site/media/catalog/product/cache/9433828a5fd9c992b940371e90db7c72/p/i/pi-4.png zyp
2019-09-30T12:47:08 < dongs> please tell me that mounting thing looks like a swastika from top
2019-09-30T12:49:27 < zyp> haha
2019-09-30T12:50:03 < zyp> I think the poe thing already got a fan
2019-09-30T12:50:27 < zyp> I got one of the poe things that I used to pad a farnell order once, but I don't got a poe-capable rpi yet
2019-09-30T12:51:09 < zyp> then again I haven't bought the poe switch I'm planning on, so I don't have any spare poe-ports either yet
2019-09-30T12:59:01 < Ecco> Hi :)
2019-09-30T12:59:14 < Ecco> I'm trying to guesstimate the power usage of an eink panel
2019-09-30T12:59:28 < Ecco> I quite don't know where to start, I couldn't find a good datasheet
2019-09-30T12:59:41 < zyp> start by defining a usage pattern
2019-09-30T12:59:55 < zyp> the point of eink is that they don't consume any power when they are in a steady state
2019-09-30T13:00:12 < Ecco> yep
2019-09-30T13:00:21 < Ecco> this I understood
2019-09-30T13:00:29 < Ecco> but I was wondering how much current would be drawn and for how long
2019-09-30T13:00:39 < Ecco> to update, let's say, a 10x10 pixel area
2019-09-30T13:00:59 < zyp> IIRC you need a boost converter to drive them, so I figure efficiency of that would factor into the equation
2019-09-30T13:01:10 < Ecco> ok
2019-09-30T13:01:18 < zyp> and startup/shutdown times, again depending on your usage pattern
2019-09-30T13:01:30 < Ecco> indeed
2019-09-30T13:01:35 < Ecco> https://www.eink.com/product.html?type=productdetail&id=17
2019-09-30T13:01:49 < Ecco> this for example seems to have everything needed in the module
2019-09-30T13:01:55 < Ecco> but there's no datasheet :(
2019-09-30T13:02:21 < zyp> well, there is, they just don't give it to you
2019-09-30T13:02:49 < Ecco> yeah :)
2019-09-30T13:02:57 < Ecco> This one they even sell a dev kit of
2019-09-30T13:02:59 < Ecco> https://shopkits.eink.com/product/2-9%cb%9d-epaper-display-el029tr1/
2019-09-30T13:04:38 < jpa-> Ecco: it will also depend hugely on the display size
2019-09-30T13:04:52 < Ecco> Ok, makes sense
2019-09-30T13:05:10 < Ecco> But I'm having a hard time getting some actual numbers
2019-09-30T13:05:12 < jpa-> on 800x600 panel, it takes ~100mA during the update, which is from 100 ms to a second depending on if you need grayscale and how clean
2019-09-30T13:05:20 < Ecco> ok
2019-09-30T13:05:22 < jpa-> (100mA @ 3.3V)
2019-09-30T13:05:58 < Ecco> I assume the power consumption is proportional to the size of the updated area
2019-09-30T13:06:02 < Ecco> is that correct?
2019-09-30T13:06:05 < jpa-> you can also update slower which will kind of take less power, except you will need to run the boost converter longer so any losses will add up
2019-09-30T13:06:33 < jpa-> the time taken for update is proportional to the updated area height (number of scanlines)
2019-09-30T13:06:38 < jpa-> width doesn't matter
2019-09-30T13:06:43 < Ecco> oh, ok, that's fun
2019-09-30T13:07:25 < jpa-> but the power consumption during that time is higher the more transistors there are total on the scanline, so for bigger displays it both takes longer to update and the current during it is higher, so O(n^2) or perhaps even O(n^3)
2019-09-30T13:07:35 < Ecco> oh, ok
2019-09-30T13:09:46 < jpa-> boost converter efficiency will vary a lot based on your supply voltage; for 3.3 -> ~20V boost, the efficiency is below 50%; but if your system had e.g. 12V battery, it could be ~80% efficient
2019-09-30T13:10:21 < zyp> is the boost stuff voltage or current regulated? could you just run a 20V battery? :p
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2019-09-30T13:12:00 < jpa-> zyp: voltage regulated
2019-09-30T13:12:13 < zyp> is it very picky on voltage?
2019-09-30T13:12:42 < jpa-> if you want to use predefined waveforms for accurate grayscale, it is kind of
2019-09-30T13:12:54 < jpa-> but otherwise not really
2019-09-30T13:13:13 < jpa-> the one i used wanted +22V, -20V, +15V and -15V
2019-09-30T13:13:26 < zyp> hah
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2019-09-30T13:13:38 < jpa-> with most of the draw being on +-15V
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2019-09-30T13:14:29 < jpa-> +-15V is used to make the ink move, +-20V is used to control the thin film fets that control the +-15V
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2019-09-30T15:03:37 < karlp> marvel's awesome.  annouce dev boards available on mouser, chips themselves are non-existent
2019-09-30T15:06:42 < Ecco> :-D
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2019-09-30T15:16:04 < dongs> lol marvel
2019-09-30T15:27:11 < karlp> feck, missed the npth.drl file when I zipped up gerbers.
2019-09-30T15:27:21 < karlp> only two holes per board, good enough for protos :|
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2019-09-30T17:31:10 < karlp> what would code blocks integration even do?
2019-09-30T17:44:13 < karlp> (fwiw, I ended up cutting the guide posts of this part, I couldn't find a drill bit suitable to get the holes cut out safely enough without nearby traces potentially getting fucked.
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2019-09-30T17:53:45 < roomba> i've forgot the drill file 3 times already
2019-09-30T17:54:22 < karlp> well, I would have noticed missing the whole drill file.
2019-09-30T17:55:05 < roomba> i don't recall if jlcpcb warns you about missing them - but you will see a lack of holes in the gerber previews.
2019-09-30T17:55:36 < karlp> yeah, but like I said, I would ahve noticed if allll the hols were missing, it was just the npth file, with two holes
2019-09-30T17:55:56 < karlp> didn't even notice when I pulled teh boards out, as the copper/mask is all missing, just not the drill hit :)
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2019-09-30T18:55:41 < jadew> this is weird... I got a payment that appears to come from an ebay sale, but it's not registered in ebay
2019-09-30T18:55:44 < jadew> shows up in paypal tho
2019-09-30T18:56:37 < jadew> ah, nvm, seems paypal gets updated faster
2019-09-30T18:56:41 < jadew> I thought it's some kind of scam
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2019-09-30T19:14:12 < jpa-> any ideas what kind of unix-like operating system might be in use on a late-90s industrial controller that uses 486 cpu and has 4MB of ram?
2019-09-30T19:14:40 < roomba> xenix or sco
2019-09-30T19:14:44 < jpa-> filesystem looks like this https://jpa.kapsi.fi/stuff/other/cros_filesystem.bin   and executables look like this  https://jpa.kapsi.fi/stuff/other/cros_executable.bin
2019-09-30T19:17:04 < roomba> it's CUNIX
2019-09-30T19:18:26 < jpa-> hm, there is CUNIX mentioned in the strings but right next to it is CMSDOS and CWINNT
2019-09-30T19:18:41 < antto> aww, crapdows
2019-09-30T19:19:59 < jpa-> i wonder if it is really 100% custom for CRS robotics
2019-09-30T19:20:50 < jpa-> it seems to have relatively decent multiprocessing and memory protection, so one could imagine it would have wider usage than just one company, but on the other hand reinventing the wheel is fun
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2019-09-30T19:35:58 < Steffanx> You call it CROS, isnt that just it? As in just the os.
2019-09-30T19:39:48 < Steffanx> Multiple manuals mention it with exactly that name. Talking about "dos like" shells
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2019-09-30T19:45:31 < kakimir32> https://fccid.io/YKBDMXS006/Internal-Photos/Internal-Photos-2122150 guess who has loose microusb socket in his dac
2019-09-30T19:45:57 < kakimir32> micrusb is nasty connector
2019-09-30T19:46:00 < Steffanx> Awh
2019-09-30T19:46:32 < englishman> yes, I'm so glad it's dead
2019-09-30T19:46:45 < kakimir32> problem is not to reflow new connector
2019-09-30T19:47:13 < kakimir32> but get the aluminum case endplates somehow off non-destructivelly
2019-09-30T19:47:18 < kakimir32> no screws in this one
2019-09-30T19:52:08 < jpa-> Steffanx: hm, have you found other manuals than what i have here? http://jpa.kapsi.fi/stuff/other/crs_robot/
2019-09-30T19:52:54 < sync> jpa-: RTOS-UH?
2019-09-30T19:53:42 < kakimir32> I wonder if broken DAC would be an excuse to order some new active sonys
2019-09-30T19:54:03 < kakimir32> XM3
2019-09-30T19:54:11 < jpa-> sync: seems like RTOS-UH doesn't run on 486
2019-09-30T19:54:38 < sync> hmm, probably not
2019-09-30T19:54:45 < sync> although I think it does
2019-09-30T19:55:01 < sync> but what you have is probably something they rolled on their own
2019-09-30T19:55:08 < jpa-> probably
2019-09-30T20:18:08 < karlp> kakimir32: that shows a nice pth micro usb socket, what did you do to it?
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2019-09-30T20:40:02 < Steffanx> i think not, its the C500C User Guide that mentions it for example, jpa-
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2019-09-30T22:22:08 < catphish> this is starting to get annoying now, i've changed my name, but banks seem intent on only opening accounts matching what's on my passport
2019-09-30T22:22:13 < catphish> i guess it's time to get a new passport
2019-09-30T22:23:08 < qyx> why are they even interested in your passport?
2019-09-30T22:23:21 < qyx> I have never had any passport in my life
2019-09-30T22:23:26 < catphish> dunno, just standard policy i guess to make sure your name is right
2019-09-30T22:23:31 < catphish> they'd also accept a driving licence
2019-09-30T22:23:41 < qyx> don't you have an ID card?
2019-09-30T22:23:49 < catphish> no such thing in my country
2019-09-30T22:23:53 < qyx> O-o
2019-09-30T22:23:56 < qyx> weird
2019-09-30T22:24:38 < catphish> in the UK, there's no central database of people per-se
2019-09-30T22:25:59 < catphish> there's birth records, tax records, driving licence records, passport applications, but no official documentation of "identity", you just exist
2019-09-30T22:27:12 < catphish> but because of modern crime i geuss, banks have started requiring a driving licence or passport to have some traceability of who you are
2019-09-30T22:29:02 < Steffanx> Why on earth would you change your name, catphish
2019-09-30T22:29:11 < catphish> as a consequence, there's no official record of what your name is, you can use whatever name you like, but for many practical purposes you have to buy a new driving licence before you can use it
2019-09-30T22:29:22 < catphish> (or passport)
2019-09-30T22:29:32 < Steffanx> You already had such fancy name
2019-09-30T22:30:02 < catphish> it's not that i changed my name, its more that the name my parents wrote on my birth certificate is one i've never chosen to use
2019-09-30T22:30:10 < Steffanx> aha
2019-09-30T22:30:16 < catphish> but it still sticks to me
2019-09-30T22:30:49 < catphish> one day i'll get round to officially asking for a new passport and driving licence in the right name
2019-09-30T22:32:06 < catphish> it's a trivial change anyway "Charles Allen Anson" -> "Charlie"
2019-09-30T22:32:23 < PaulFertser> How about sex/gender marker, is it harder to change?
2019-09-30T22:32:48 < Steffanx> i always asociate the name Charlie with a cat. Blame jly/stvn/crt/whatevernickheuses for that.
2019-09-30T22:32:48 < catphish> that's a complicated question
2019-09-30T22:33:16 < catphish> PaulFertser: in 99.9% of cases, people are going to determine your gender just by looking
2019-09-30T22:33:46 < catphish> PaulFertser: afaik the only case where it would matter if if you had to go to prison, i've heard a lot of people have problems with that
2019-09-30T22:34:45 < catphish> again, this is something that's just copy/pasted from birth certificate to passport, then copied by anyone who insists on looking at your passport
2019-09-30T22:35:27 < catphish> anyway, it seems that i have to go through the dull process of applying for a new passport and writing a letter confirming my new name
2019-09-30T22:35:46 < PaulFertser> catphish: how about getting an official job, I guess the HR looks at the passport or driving license and if the marker doesn't match your appearence it might get problematic? 
2019-09-30T22:36:11 < catphish> PaulFertser: i can't think why an employer would need to know your gender or care
2019-09-30T22:37:38 < catphish> it's illegal to hire based on gender anyway, so i can't think why they'd need proof of it
2019-09-30T22:38:29 < PaulFertser> catphish: many people care about plenty of bullshit, just to have something to chat about. 
2019-09-30T22:39:03 < catphish> employers here are supposed to see some proof of your nationality (to make sure you have EU nationality so you have the right to work here)
2019-09-30T22:39:24 < catphish> but other than that, they don't ask for much
2019-09-30T22:39:25 < PaulFertser> It might change in a month ;)
2019-09-30T22:39:48 < zyp> employers here need your SSN for tax reporting and stuff, and SSNs here are gendered
2019-09-30T22:40:14 < zyp> IIRC one of the digits is odd or even depending on gender
2019-09-30T22:40:48 < catphish> interesting, don't think we have that here, we do have a tax id number, but it doesn't mean anything, just an identifier
2019-09-30T22:41:01 < zyp> not sure if people who gets a legal sex change gets a new SSN though
2019-09-30T22:41:14 < PaulFertser> That's interesting!
2019-09-30T22:41:37 < catphish> we have an SSN (we call it NI number), and it's used as a tax ID, but that's all its used for
2019-09-30T22:41:50 < zyp> ah, indeed, you do get a new SSN if you get a legal sex change
2019-09-30T22:42:07 < catphish> and i don't think it really matters if you don't have one, you just pay tax at normal rate until you get issued one
2019-09-30T22:42:41 < zyp> we call it «personnummer», i.e. person-number
2019-09-30T22:42:56 < zyp> everybody gets one, it's a national ID
2019-09-30T22:43:02 < catphish> i know nothing about legal sex change, but i know most people like to get a new passport (like you would for a new name), dunno if you need proof, you probably do
2019-09-30T22:45:03 < Steffanx> At least your name is like.. genderless. At least it's in this country.
2019-09-30T22:45:10 < zyp> there's like three number series used here, the normal one that starts with your six-digit birthdate, another range that starts with an offset for temporary immigrants, and a third range that hospitals and similar use for patients they don't know the real ID of
2019-09-30T22:45:18 < catphish> well it is, but i'm pretty confident i'm a man
2019-09-30T22:45:51 < zyp> daughter had a bracelet with the latter kind after she was born, before she was assigned the normal one
2019-09-30T22:46:06 < catphish> there's very little need to "prove" your ID or gender here, opening a bank account is the only important one, or maybe a criminal record check for some jobs
2019-09-30T22:46:31 < zyp> so this stuff is used for anything here, medical, bank, tax, drivers license, etc…
2019-09-30T22:46:39 < catphish> other than that, people pretty much just believe you
2019-09-30T22:46:47 < catphish> medical of course doesn't matter here
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2019-09-30T22:47:16 < catphish> but yeah, bank, passport, driving licence are the main ones, with he latter two being the only official forms of ID we have
2019-09-30T22:47:21 < zyp> also there's a national people registry that couples your id to your name, so when you get a name change you only need to register it there
2019-09-30T22:47:32 < catphish> that's the part we dont have
2019-09-30T22:47:44 < catphish> you don't have an "official" name
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2019-09-30T22:48:24 < catphish> you're just kinda stuck with what's on your passport / driving licence for bank accounts, and other than that, you can have fun with it
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2019-09-30T22:49:34 < qyx> we have something similar like zyp
2019-09-30T22:49:40 < zyp> yeah, countries do stuff differently
2019-09-30T22:50:04 < qyx> 6 numbers from the birthdate, 4 numbers looks random
2019-09-30T22:50:04 < catphish> but of course your're right, if you call yourself "lady bigtits delicious" at a job interview and then they notice your passport (that you show to prove you're an EU national) says "charlie smurthwaite", they're going to think you're a weirdo
2019-09-30T22:50:54 < PaulFertser> I guess those numbers might have some "checksum" embedded.
2019-09-30T22:51:01 < catphish> afaik nobody would do anything with your SSN other than copy/paste it onto tax forms
2019-09-30T22:51:14 < zyp> my wife took my surname after we got married, but she's foreign and didn't bother updating the registry in her home country
2019-09-30T22:51:18 < catphish> don't think UK ones have any cool hidden meanings
2019-09-30T22:51:28 < zyp> so she technically have two different official names, depending on which country you ask
2019-09-30T22:52:12 < qyx> is he japanese
2019-09-30T22:52:15 < zyp> which means that daughter is also getting a dual citizenship, and probably different surnames on each
2019-09-30T22:52:15 < qyx> she I mean
2019-09-30T22:52:34 < catphish> yeah, this is the hassle
2019-09-30T22:52:42 < zyp> qyx, yes
2019-09-30T22:52:57 < qyx> wat, I was not serious
2019-09-30T22:53:01 < catphish> and frankly, i'm just lazy, all i have to do is write to the passport office to tell them my new name (my wife managed it when she married me)
2019-09-30T22:53:03 < zyp> I am :)
2019-09-30T22:53:09 < qyx> :)
2019-09-30T22:53:10 < Steffanx> lol
2019-09-30T22:53:46 < zyp> catphish, we have online forms for that stuff
2019-09-30T22:54:01 < zyp> pretty much all official paperwork is done online here
2019-09-30T22:54:19 < catphish> an online form would be lovely, maybe they have that now
2019-09-30T22:55:00 < qyx> we did a bunch of stuff online this year for the first time
2019-09-30T22:55:24 < qyx> now when we finally have working eIDs
2019-09-30T22:56:01 < zyp> registering daughter's name was also done online, I just logged in and filled out a form, and then wife got an email that she also had to log in and approve it
2019-09-30T22:56:06 < catphish> https://i.imgur.com/MZjhY56.png - that's what the UK passport office wants
2019-09-30T22:56:30 < catphish> ah interesting also - https://www.gov.uk/changing-passport-information/gender
2019-09-30T22:56:33 < zyp> haha, that sounds so backwards
2019-09-30T22:56:43 < catphish> we have a "Gender Recognition Certificate"
2019-09-30T22:56:44 < zyp> that you have to use a new name to change to it
2019-09-30T22:56:57 < catphish> zyp: like i said, there's no "official" name in the UK
2019-09-30T22:57:00 < zyp> here you would register a name change first, then start using the new name
2019-09-30T22:57:13 < catphish> so you use whatever you like, then the official documentation reflects it
2019-09-30T22:57:27 < zyp> as I said, backwards :)
2019-09-30T22:57:30 < qyx> here iit is the other way around
2019-09-30T22:57:45 < qyx> you have to make the change first to oficially use it
2019-09-30T22:57:49 < catphish> presumably historically everywhere worked like the UK
2019-09-30T22:57:58 < qyx> noone is going to give you a driving license for a non recognized name
2019-09-30T22:58:06 < catphish> there must have been a time in history where no country had a central database
2019-09-30T22:58:13 < zyp> oh, we also have official addresses along with the names
2019-09-30T22:58:20 < qyx> we too
2019-09-30T22:58:26 < zyp> some stuff only send you mail to the official addr
2019-09-30T22:58:44 < catphish> but over time i guess people made databases, then eventually started making laws saying you're only supposed to use the name in the database
2019-09-30T22:59:22 < qyx> because otherwise people would do I am groot
2019-09-30T23:00:21 < catphish> of course the crux of the issue is "who cares" and i mean that literally
2019-09-30T23:00:42 < catphish> i mean, some people will have access to a central database, others will want proof, others will take your word for i
2019-09-30T23:00:44 < catphish> *it
2019-09-30T23:01:18 < catphish> the UK just happens to have 3+ different databases, none of which are compulsory
2019-09-30T23:01:40 < zyp> sounds like a hassle to maintain
2019-09-30T23:01:43 < catphish> driving licence, tax, passport (i guess the tax one is compulsory if you earn money)
2019-09-30T23:02:04 < catphish> and yes, in my case i have to update all of them separately, i already told the tax people because they have a simple free online form
2019-09-30T23:02:30 < catphish> now i'm waiting to have a stack of paperwork from the tax people to show the passport people
2019-09-30T23:02:51 < catphish> once that's done, the driving licence people will accept the new passport and update their database accordingly
2019-09-30T23:04:39 < catphish> i'm sure these systems aren't so different, it's just that we have no one single official database of names, nor any laws about what name you can use
2019-09-30T23:05:12 < catphish> i think maye you're not allowed to use honorary titles if you didn't earn them :)
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2019-09-30T23:08:44 < catphish> i looked at using the ST provided USB library with its mass storage support, but i was a bit confused about how it works, when the PC tries to read a block, it calls a function that expects you to respond with that block of data, that makes sense on the surface, but i don't want to be doing all my work to find the data in that callback :(
2019-09-30T23:09:00 < catphish> so i went back to my DIY USB driver :)
2019-09-30T23:10:36 < Steffanx> lol
2019-09-30T23:12:50 < catphish> i'm in a slightly annoying situation where my prototype worked, but the code sucked, so now i'm trying to rewrite it with boring things like error handling, such boring
2019-09-30T23:15:37 < qyx> so defensive
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2019-09-30T23:17:39 < zyp> I'm hoping C++20 coroutines will be usable on embedded without too much bullshit
2019-09-30T23:18:52 < zyp> it should make stuff like async usb handlers a lot more convenient to write
2019-09-30T23:21:02 < machinehum> I guess that would need to be integrated into the RTOS?
2019-09-30T23:21:36 < machinehum> Because async would need to fuck with the PC
2019-09-30T23:24:26 < machinehum> Each async function would be like a child task or something
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2019-09-30T23:36:18 < catphish> yeah it needs to be task based
2019-09-30T23:36:35 < catphish> nothing complicated though
2019-09-30T23:41:57 < zyp> it's kinda orthogonal
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2019-09-30T23:42:39 < machinehum> Any of you weiners know how to use this yocto thing?
2019-09-30T23:42:40 < zyp> coroutines are a form of cooperative multitasking and might eliminate the need for any form of preemptive multithreading
2019-09-30T23:42:50 < specing> zyp: or you could use Ada. It has had threading for the past few decades
2019-09-30T23:42:56 < zyp> so you might not really need much more of a rtos around it
2019-09-30T23:43:34 < machinehum> But you can do coop multitasking in a normal rtos anyways...
2019-09-30T23:43:47 < machinehum> Any everyone just uses priorities
2019-09-30T23:44:01 < machinehum> Because RMS
2019-09-30T23:44:13 < zyp> specing, I prefer languages invented after people figured out too much verbosity is annoying
2019-09-30T23:44:49 < specing> zyp: Ada is not that verbose
2019-09-30T23:44:58 < zyp> machinehum, yeah, just saying you can often drop all that once you've got coroutines
2019-09-30T23:45:00 < specing> However, Ada was designed to be readable
2019-09-30T23:45:03 < specing> unlike C++...
2019-09-30T23:46:00 < zyp> languages that uses shit like begin/end for delimiting blocks are too verbose.
2019-09-30T23:47:22 < machinehum> Yeah it would be cool if it was just build into the language
2019-09-30T23:47:40 < machinehum> I wonder if there's going to be a giant function stack or something
2019-09-30T23:47:41 < specing> I could say the same about languages that use {} for delimiting blocks
2019-09-30T23:47:52 < specing> you should use Python
2019-09-30T23:47:53 < machinehum> I think that's how js does it
2019-09-30T23:47:57 < zyp> specing, I don't disagree, I personally prefer python
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2019-09-30T23:48:13 < specing> Great
2019-09-30T23:48:29 < specing> So you have micropython for embedded purposes
2019-09-30T23:48:31 < machinehum> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5685406/inconsistent-use-of-tabs-and-spaces-in-indentation
2019-09-30T23:48:42 < specing> or whatever it is called
2019-09-30T23:49:02 < zyp> machinehum, coroutines? it's mainly a matter of putting the function frame on the heap rather than the stack so they can be deallocated in an arbitrary order
2019-09-30T23:49:19 < zyp> the rest is just order of entering and leaving function blocks
2019-09-30T23:50:39 < machinehum> By function frame you mean all the local valriables and return address etc...? That would normally live on the stack
2019-09-30T23:51:23 < machinehum> Could that mean memory leak city?
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2019-09-30T23:52:03 < machinehum> What happens if you functions have non-deterministic execution times?
2019-09-30T23:52:42 < Cracki> riddle: does the english language have a verb for "make contiguous"? "contiguize" doesn't appear to exist
2019-09-30T23:57:48 < karlp> connect?
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