macOS Delete All Local Snapshots
Single line at shell prompt … In a bash/zsh script …
Single line at shell prompt … In a bash/zsh script …
Say what now?! Octoprint has a built-in module “Pi Support” that gives warnings if something’s up with your ‘Pis power supply or if it’s been “throttled” any time since system boot-up. Very clever … but what happens if your sweet …
If you stumbled on this via Google, I hope you found it useful in your specific use case. While using intelFPGA (Quartus) Lite v16.1 on my Ubuntu Linux 16.x system, I was seeing this shared library-related error … The problem turned …
Intel Quartus 16.1: Fix for, “Inconsistency detected by ld.so: dl-close.c” Read more »
Regarding this Stuff NZ article; NZ and the ‘Mandela Effect’: Meet the folks who remember New Zealand being in a different place (October 12, 2016) I’ve known about these Mandela Effect people (online) for a few months now. Oh dear. NLP …
As my latest experiment with 3D printing — and frankly the only one to date worthy of a blog post — I purchased the cheapest Chinese clone, Prusa i3-based printer I could find, took the parts I liked, ditched the …
This is intended for the average hacker using the BluzDK BlueTooth Low Energy module … who may not have the benefit of a Computer Science degree under their belts … and is written by one of similar ilk. “Now, I’m …
BluzDK — How to gain stability and save battery power! Read more »
Possibly my Favourite Kickstarter from 2015 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nscope/nscope-a-lab-for-every-laptop Backed!
By default, in Apple OS X, when you type “…” (dot, dot , dot) and press [space], the three dots get converted to a single unicode character, ‘…’, which can cause problems in some scenarios. There are several mechanisms involved …
Apple OS X Prevent or Stop Three Dots (…) Being Converted to a Single Unicharacter Read more »
I’ve now completed two versions of the envisaged USB visual meter and alarm sounder device, both based on the ATmega88P MCU and as envisaged in my previous post. A photo of the smaller version is shown, right. I have published …
For a long time, I’ve wanted to get into 2.4GHz digital RF communications, using microcontrollers. I recently came across the Freaklabs “Freakduino” v2.1a and bought a couple straight away. The Freakduino – or chibiArduino (link to authentic Freakduino site) – …