Apart from an astoundingly simple audio alarm and several car stereo installs, I've never built any actual electronic devices. So I'm actually rather impressed that I managed to cobble together a Pixie_4.1 from parts and with only a schematic and some rather worthless Chinese-language only instructions: It even works, as well. I'm sure nobody was… Continue reading It’s Working!
No, you didn’t.
Oh, Amazon… you so funny…
I use Amazon for everything. Seriously, everything. Well, except for certain food-stuffs. So, anyway, I've observed that Amazon is placing a greater dependence on USPS to help with the package deliver. When it was FedEx or UPS handling delivery, the tracking info was spot-on. If we were to go out to retrieve a delivered parcel,… Continue reading Oh, Amazon… you so funny…
Amaz-kea?
It's a very, very (seriously -- very) limited selection, but Ikea has an Amazon Store-front. It'll be interesting to see how this evolves. I expect that, together, they could grow and expand their offerings.
That’s Descriptive
Well, that's descriptive/helpful/informative/useful. Not. Likely the result of multiple If/Thens but without the the significant but often ignored "what-if"... also called an Else. Maybe you could give the user some hints to help resolve this descriptive "Something went wrong" error that occurs continuously.
Seattle, MoPop
Take some RISC
CPUs are insanely inefficient.Fast, yes. They run at billions of calculations per second. But they also carry around a bit of bloat.Bloat is one of the biggest tiny issues affecting tech today. A CPU -- Intel and AMD come to mind -- have instruction sets that are rather large. It takes energy to cart all… Continue reading Take some RISC