hisenberg methman
My feedback
6 results found
-
7 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment -
4 votes
-
2 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment hisenberg methman commentedthat does sound like a fair idea ,althought i dont think
they are gonna take this into consideration with time maybe something can happen
aneway good idea sir
also you might wana see -https://www.ucbrowser.vip/ https://shareit.onl/ https://mxplayer.pro/ -
3 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment hisenberg methman commentedEdit your .htaccess and put something like:
php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 2000
2000 is in seconds. Set accordingly! This will tell the session garbage collector not to destroy the session for 2000 seconds. Also, session_register is deprecated.
also see-https://tutuappx.com/ https://textnow.vip/ https://photomath.vip/also see-
-
1 vote
An error occurred while saving the comment hisenberg methman commentedhello,
The openings on solder mask layer have no solder mask ink, but the openings on paste mask layer have paste.2) The solder mask layer is one part on the circuit board, but the paste mask layer is not. Paste mask layer is just for the stencil.
3) Solder mask is used for applying solder mask ink, but paste mask is used for applying paste.4) Solder mask is applied when making PCB board, but paste mask is used when assembling.
5) Solder mask has many available colors, but paste mask is usually gray.
https://www.ucbrowser.vip/ https://shareit.onl/ https://mxplayer.pro/ -
3 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment hisenberg methman commentedhello,
1. Prepare Shopping Cart by selecting compounds
2. Email Shopping Cart to yourself or someone else
3. Add or remove items then place the order – or send it further
Select compounds and put them in your shopping cart. Send your shopping cart of selected compounds to another person with the "E-Mail to Colleague" link shown below.
You will enter the colleague’s information and a short message.
After sending the email you will get a notification (see lower) and your colleague will get an email. Notice that you still have your shopping cart items. Look at the very top right corner. The items will stay there until you accept to edit a different shopping cart.
Your colleague will get an email similar to the one shown below. Follow the link to get to the shopping cart. Make changes and checkout - or send it further!https://tutuappx.com/ https://textnow.vip/ https://photomath.vip/
I seem to have ordered a set of incompatible items from the SODAQ shop (a warning would have been nice :wink:) and was wondering if there is a general and safe way to make them compatible.
This concerns voltage and drivers.
The Autonomo runs on 3.3V which means that (at least) the following Grove items will probably not work correctly:
- RGB chainable LED (seems to work on 3.3V, albeit buggy)
- 125 kHz RFID reader
- IR reflective sensor
- Bee socket
Supposing 5V is available (through USB or otherwise) what is the best way to go at this? I can feed 5V into the Grove element, but what needs to be done to the signals? Will feeding 5V signals to the Autonomo do damage? Will components reliably see 3.3V as high? What's the best way to convert signals, if needed?
Regarding drivers/libraries I see that for instance the IR examples include avr/io.h which is apparently an API for AVR based Arduino's, and as Autonomo is ARM based they are of no use. Is there a general way to adapt such code or are the architectural differences so big that re-writing the library is a more viable option?
https://gmaillogin.vip/
https://anydesk.vip/ https://downloader.vip/google-play-services/