Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Lazarus-64, not actually 64 bit but still blows our minds - Hack a Day
Shout out from one of our fav sites: Lazarus-64, not actually 64 bit but still blows our minds - Hack a Day
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Finally getting somewhere
Ah...finally some results. Good bye old web host - hello new host. Professionals who know what they're doing. A nice change.
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Monday, September 27, 2010
LucidScience videos on YouTube
The same videos on the main site are also on the LucidScience YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/LucidScience
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Our first email!
Here's our very first email. Thanks, Aden!
"Hello. First of all thank you. Your detailed breakdowns of your projects are amazing. I just have a few questions if you don't mind answering
them.
Your Lazarus-64 Prototype is amazing, i could only wish i
could do something similar in the near future. I am currently studying computer
engineering and hope to gain the knowledge of this kinda stuff. I have played
around with atmega328 (i think) with video processing.
But i think i needed a setup like yours where i use ext
memory buffers. as when i tried to add simple screen buffer to allow me to make
simple animations. the picture became unviewable due to the processor intense
code.
But i am just wondering, did you study
electronics/embedded systems at college or uni or just learn on your own? (mainly self-taught well over 30 years, but also Electronics Diploma in college)
How old are you? (not trying to be creepy, i am just
wondering due to the amount of knowledge you have) (40s)
Do you work in electronics/embedded system design? (yes)
Thank you again."
Yes, the site still needs lots
of work, but we're getting 'er done as quickly as possible so you can post your questions and comments there very soon. We were
expecting to launch in late October, but we've been fielding so many
messages to get it up sooner. Patience, people!
The electronics forum should be up
and running in two days, if all goes well. Upload speed is pretty lame today.
Will blog when the forum is ready. Your questions will be answered in detail in the new forum coming very soon. Stay tuned.
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