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Sagebrush posted:i ordered a couple of spark photons cause a $19 wifi thingie development board sounds cool to me. has anyone used the spark devices? how are they found it, disregard
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Sagebrush posted:are you telling me to disregard your post or to disregard the device? disregard my other post
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dear robot nerds, can yall recommend a site for buying tiny mechanical parts e.g. gears, shaft couplers, shafts, & the like? i have some tiny little stepper motors and want to step tiny little things
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Jonny 290 posted:2015 is the year i stop being a whiny bitch and save my pennies and get a scope and signal gen and a bunch of parts and we build poo poo. i know, right? except i already have a bunch of parts for unfinished projects and need to sit my rear end down and do them
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hobbesmaster posted:they didn't get sued, customs seized them, fluke was contacted and was rather confused as to why customs seized the because they are very obviously not flukes apparently fluke trademarked yellow cases or some poo poo?
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eschaton posted:if you're dealing with something like an ARM then it's worthwhile to also look at clang for cross-compiling, it's pretty well-supported on ARM (as you might expect), it's straightforward to build, and it has its own compiler runtime that doesn't suck (including licensing) for all of the compiler-support stuff. mbed is cool for arm if you're just loving around
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as long as it annoys/confuses Leland it's all good
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