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The f**ing Samsung scx-3405w works on MacOS only with driver for ML2070! After 2y gathering dust because the actual model driver doesn't work, an obscure reddit post finally solved the mystery. #printerdriver
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@blakespot i was thinking recently if they allow something like #macwhisper to takeower the voice recognition and execute shortcuts(the native app), it would be much more useful than Siri.
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So I’ve built something not related to the usual retrocomputing stuff I publish here. It was provoked from my daughter who likes colouring. I’ve built a web app for making coloring pages with AI.
I know there are few similar ones already, but I aimed to make it as simple as possible with least html clutter as possible. Also no subscriptions, just add credits and use them whenever you like.
I hope there are parents who will like it 😁 #coloring #colouringbook -
I just found this blogpost, which is really a gem. It explains how you can do a led blink in assembly on #ch32v003 Very usefully when I figure out which register to poke when experimenting with #Forth. I'm not great at reading datasheets. https://hexdhog.com/posts/bare-blinky/
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I guess it’s not today. Couldn’t find why strobe on #centronics port wouldn’t go low on pr#1 (😂how to escape that) #apple2 #lpt #retrocomputing
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Ok, here's the cherry of the cake 😁 T-deck with very basic GUI #lxmf #reticulum messenger over LoRa. https://youtu.be/yFDQxUWxRlw
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Finally! Managed to bind keyboard layout change to work with Emacs on Mac OS with the same key. Using #Karabiner, I map CapsLock (my lang change on MacOS) to Option-o, but just for #Emacs. Then in Emacs I bind M-o (keymap-global-set "M-o" 'toggle-input-method).
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While doing the #vccc2024 challenge, I went through P-LISP manual thoroughly. Here’s an interesting find. The disk image has an example program for #AI called Eliza which impersonates a psychiatrist and the user is the patient. That’s 1981 so it’s more of a pattern machine and if/else statements (COND for p-lisp 😁) #lisp
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So, two days digging into the manual which @rlonstein found, experimenting and comparing with the contemporary Elisp, I’ve managed to complete the #vccc2024 challenge in 1981 P-Lisp. It was very hard, but it is so personally rewarding! #apple2 #lisp Writing the code on my Mac and then transferring the text file with AppleCommander to the emulator certainly sped up the iterations.
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@morenonatural ok. So I found what is the problem actually. It seems that if there is no `git init`ed project in the directory AND there is a subdirector(ies) with 1000s of files, #eglot thinks that it should pass everything through the loaded LSP (no matter which one). This overloads #emacs and it hangs. The solution is to always `git init` and put the path of the 1000s files directory in `.gitignore` so #eglot doesn’t pass those to the LSP server. This knowledge cost me few days 😭
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Question about #emacs and #eglot.❓ I have setup pylsp with eglot. Sometimes (not sure why) pylsp timeouts when doing autocompletions. This breaks eglot and it doesn’t recover from this timeout. I have to manually reconnect it to get the functionality again. I’m not sure why pylsp (rather jedi-completion) timeouts because it’s locally on my system. Does anyone have similar timeout problems and how do you solve it? If I increase the timeout wait, Emacs just hangs.
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Oh, wow! I would have never suspected. This is the offending config line, causing the memory leak and freeze. I started commenting configs one by one and this came up as the cause for the freeze. Nothing to do with Tramp. I’m not sure what’s going on in that package as I’m no elisp expert. #emacs #doommodeline
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Things you won’t see in one picture: new #pcb for my #apple2 serial card and a glass of #sauerkraut juice 😁 It’s that time of the year.
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We’ve got somewhat of split in our #meahtastic network. A couple of the infrastructure node owners think they should run with local_only option of their routers and insist on knowing who runs what node. If the node doesnt identify itself by actual owner, it gets banned from the infrastructure nodes. I, on the other hand, am proponent of not doning such private like control to an open network. What do you think? Is there such discussions in your meshes? How do you solve this?
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... and this is how you light up a led on rp2040 (#raspberrypi pico) in #zeptoforth There's something beautiful in poking registers directly. Nevermind the decimal experiment at declaring the first const, I’m still learning #forth
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Whoa success! I managed to send audible voice msg from t-deck #reticulum to MeshChat. Three days struggle 😭 The culprit was the tight loop of screen refreshing, keyboard poll, LoRa poll and i2s mic capture. It turns out esp32 core was skipping bytes from the mic which caused the codec to encode partial voice, causing inaudible msg. I gave preference to i2s bus and now the msgs are good enough and go over LoRa to meshchat successfully. Now i have voice and image transport on t-deck!
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Whoa success! I managed to send audible voice msg from t-deck #reticulum to MeshChat. Three days struggle 😭 The culprit was the tight loop of screen refreshing, keyboard poll, LoRa poll and i2s mic capture. It turns out esp32 core was skipping bytes from the mic which caused the codec to encode partial voice, causing inaudible msg. I gave preference to i2s bus and now the msgs are good enough and go over LoRa to meshchat successfully. Now i have voice and image transport on t-deck!
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Whoa success! I managed to send audible voice msg from t-deck #reticulum to MeshChat. Three days struggle 😭 The culprit was the tight loop of screen refreshing, keyboard poll, LoRa poll and i2s mic capture. It turns out esp32 core was skipping bytes from the mic which caused the codec to encode partial voice, causing inaudible msg. I gave preference to i2s bus and now the msgs are good enough and go over LoRa to meshchat successfully. Now i have voice and image transport on t-deck!
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Whoa success! I managed to send audible voice msg from t-deck #reticulum to MeshChat. Three days struggle 😭 The culprit was the tight loop of screen refreshing, keyboard poll, LoRa poll and i2s mic capture. It turns out esp32 core was skipping bytes from the mic which caused the codec to encode partial voice, causing inaudible msg. I gave preference to i2s bus and now the msgs are good enough and go over LoRa to meshchat successfully. Now i have voice and image transport on t-deck!
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I spent all day yesterday (I shouldn’t have): 1. Trying to resolve microreticulum transport issue. I can’t test/fix properly unless I reduce the dbm of tree nodes and simulate network and not going up and down the roof all the time; 2. Tried to implement voice msg in t-deck #reticulum micropython firmware. I got the receiving part ok on codec2 3200, but can’t make it send proper voice. There’s some weird math going on which I can’t fix right now. I suspect the mic capture quality is bad.
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I spent all day yesterday (I shouldn’t have): 1. Trying to resolve microreticulum transport issue. I can’t test/fix properly unless I reduce the dbm of tree nodes and simulate network and not going up and down the roof all the time; 2. Tried to implement voice msg in t-deck #reticulum micropython firmware. I got the receiving part ok on codec2 3200, but can’t make it send proper voice. There’s some weird math going on which I can’t fix right now. I suspect the mic capture quality is bad.