On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 08:04:45AM +1000, Martin Visser wrote:
> Risking totally going off-topic but analog thermistors are so old-school!
> ;-)
I bought a couple of LM335A (?) at the same time, but I figured I'd
get it working as well as possible with the basic thermistor to start.
> Check out t
Hi all
We're still looking for 2 short talks - 15-20 minute duration - for
tomorrow night.
This would be a great chance for you to get that pet topic of yours
off your chest - you know that one thing you've wanted to talk about,
but you've never been able to figure out how to stretch your talk to
Hi,
On 100526 at 17:00, Josh Smith wrote:
> I tried to put in in vlc to do the same thing. So far it playing with
> the correct size on the desktop.
>
> still trying to make it go on the desktop so I can still see the icons
> that are on the desktop.
How about:
file=(ls $folder|shuf|head -1)
mp
Risking totally going off-topic but analog thermistors are so old-school!
;-)
Check out the DS18B20. Same size as transistor (TO-220) but is digitally
(one-wire serial) connected. No need for all that analog stuff and
curve-fitting. These are uniquely address, thus polled if need be (dozens on
the
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 05:52:59PM +1000, Martin Visser wrote:
> Pretty much based on the knowledge that the MCU program counter is clocked
> on a 16MHz crystal (according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quartz_clock
> they
> are generally good for 6 parts per million for standard grade crystals,
Hi All,
I thought that this announcement had already been sent to SLUG but it looks
like it slipped through the cracks. The survey is closing in just a few days so
you'll need to be quick. You should fill in the survey even if you aren't a
member of Linux Australia.
Recently, the Linux Aust
Pretty much based on the knowledge that the MCU program counter is clocked
on a 16MHz crystal (according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quartz_clock they
are generally good for 6 parts per million for standard grade crystals,
whatever that is).
You can use this in a number of ways.
If you progra
Hi all
I'm running Ubuntu 9.10 with a KDE desk top and I'm having a number of
issues, I have a Vodafone mobile broadband connection and I'm running
Beta Vine 2.10.01 and every time I attempt to connection the error
message reads “Vodafone has tried to connect three times and has given
up it might b
