#teensy — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #teensy, aggregated by home.social.
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The technology we experience as children can have a lasting impression. An algorithm that Mate Steinforth saw at a relative's house had such an impression that three decades later it drove the creation of a #Teensy based realization in LED form
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The technology we experience as children can have a lasting impression. An algorithm that Mate Steinforth saw at a relative's house had such an impression that three decades later it drove the creation of a #Teensy based realization in LED form
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The technology we experience as children can have a lasting impression. An algorithm that Mate Steinforth saw at a relative's house had such an impression that three decades later it drove the creation of a #Teensy based realization in LED form
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The technology we experience as children can have a lasting impression. An algorithm that Mate Steinforth saw at a relative's house had such an impression that three decades later it drove the creation of a #Teensy based realization in LED form
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The technology we experience as children can have a lasting impression. An algorithm that Mate Steinforth saw at a relative's house had such an impression that three decades later it drove the creation of a #Teensy based realization in LED form
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RE: https://mastodon.xyz/@dey/115990877426545596
DIY #opensource Digital Audio Workstation built on top of a #raspberrypi and a #teensy board.
(/cc: @greg_harvey: family project?)
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RE: https://mastodon.xyz/@dey/115990877426545596
DIY #opensource Digital Audio Workstation built on top of a #raspberrypi and a #teensy board.
(/cc: @greg_harvey: family project?)
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RE: https://mastodon.xyz/@dey/115990877426545596
DIY #opensource Digital Audio Workstation built on top of a #raspberrypi and a #teensy board.
(/cc: @greg_harvey: family project?)
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RE: https://mastodon.xyz/@dey/115990877426545596
DIY #opensource Digital Audio Workstation built on top of a #raspberrypi and a #teensy board.
(/cc: @greg_harvey: family project?)
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RE: https://mastodon.xyz/@dey/115990877426545596
DIY #opensource Digital Audio Workstation built on top of a #raspberrypi and a #teensy board.
(/cc: @greg_harvey: family project?)
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VoiceBotX has created VoiceBot, a second language fluency-builder in the form of a #Teensy powered robot
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VoiceBotX has created VoiceBot, a second language fluency-builder in the form of a #Teensy powered robot
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VoiceBotX has created VoiceBot, a second language fluency-builder in the form of a #Teensy powered robot
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VoiceBotX has created VoiceBot, a second language fluency-builder in the form of a #Teensy powered robot
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VoiceBotX has created VoiceBot, a second language fluency-builder in the form of a #Teensy powered robot
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After several years of experimentation, JonathanZ has released a #Teensy based drone synth pedal using S. Christian Collins’ GeneralUser GS SoundFont bank
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After several years of experimentation, JonathanZ has released a #Teensy based drone synth pedal using S. Christian Collins’ GeneralUser GS SoundFont bank
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After several years of experimentation, JonathanZ has released a #Teensy based drone synth pedal using S. Christian Collins’ GeneralUser GS SoundFont bank
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After several years of experimentation, JonathanZ has released a #Teensy based drone synth pedal using S. Christian Collins’ GeneralUser GS SoundFont bank
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After several years of experimentation, JonathanZ has released a #Teensy based drone synth pedal using S. Christian Collins’ GeneralUser GS SoundFont bank
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dukeblue219 has shared a retrospective of NASA’s use of #Teensy over the years, from testing planar NAND flash at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, to facilitating research with an 8 Tb, 96-layer 3D NAND flash
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dukeblue219 has shared a retrospective of NASA’s use of #Teensy over the years, from testing planar NAND flash at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, to facilitating research with an 8 Tb, 96-layer 3D NAND flash
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dukeblue219 has shared a retrospective of NASA’s use of #Teensy over the years, from testing planar NAND flash at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, to facilitating research with an 8 Tb, 96-layer 3D NAND flash
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dukeblue219 has shared a retrospective of NASA’s use of #Teensy over the years, from testing planar NAND flash at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, to facilitating research with an 8 Tb, 96-layer 3D NAND flash
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dukeblue219 has shared a retrospective of NASA’s use of #Teensy over the years, from testing planar NAND flash at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, to facilitating research with an 8 Tb, 96-layer 3D NAND flash
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JarkkoL has ported their tiled software rasterizer to #Teensy and ILI9341 using just 27kb of RAM, with 4,000 triangles stored in flash, and featuring asynchronous DMA transfer, cluster visibility culling, and texture support.
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JarkkoL has ported their tiled software rasterizer to #Teensy and ILI9341 using just 27kb of RAM, with 4,000 triangles stored in flash, and featuring asynchronous DMA transfer, cluster visibility culling, and texture support.
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JarkkoL has ported their tiled software rasterizer to #Teensy and ILI9341 using just 27kb of RAM, with 4,000 triangles stored in flash, and featuring asynchronous DMA transfer, cluster visibility culling, and texture support.
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JarkkoL has ported their tiled software rasterizer to #Teensy and ILI9341 using just 27kb of RAM, with 4,000 triangles stored in flash, and featuring asynchronous DMA transfer, cluster visibility culling, and texture support.
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JarkkoL has ported their tiled software rasterizer to #Teensy and ILI9341 using just 27kb of RAM, with 4,000 triangles stored in flash, and featuring asynchronous DMA transfer, cluster visibility culling, and texture support.
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DJ Harrigan, aka Mr. Volt, has created a #Teensy powered dice box with a twist.
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DJ Harrigan, aka Mr. Volt, has created a #Teensy powered dice box with a twist.
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DJ Harrigan, aka Mr. Volt, has created a #Teensy powered dice box with a twist.
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DJ Harrigan, aka Mr. Volt, has created a #Teensy powered dice box with a twist.
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DJ Harrigan, aka Mr. Volt, has created a #Teensy powered dice box with a twist.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@arduinoLibs/115980987781602948
#Teensy support added!
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@arduinoLibs/115980987781602948
#Teensy support added!
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@arduinoLibs/115980987781602948
#Teensy support added!
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@arduinoLibs/115980987781602948
#Teensy support added!
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@arduinoLibs/115980987781602948
#Teensy support added!
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro