Hold on, im gonna load some "CCPlease" into my revolver, seems like ill need it in the coming weeks
Ive got one (not the one you mentioned) which is quite good. I don't think its quite at the level of the one you said, but it should be decent.
I wouldn't call myself skilled by any means, but I have some experience with it, and have some tools available (flux, wick, etc)
Thanks it actually was quite helpful to understand why I need to use such a capacitor for my chips! (Until towards the end he started getting really deep into it and my eyes glazed over)
Am I correct in assuming that my project and the chips I use do not really require me to put 3 or 4 different value capacitors in parallel instead of just one? Also, he mentions that its a good idea to use this technique on all chips, so would there be a downside to me placing a (or more) capacitor on the Vcc pin of all 3 of my chips (RTC, LCD display, Bluetooth) even though their datasheets might not specifically mention requiring them? Basically, if I have the capacitors, is there a reason to not put a decoupling capacitor on the Vcc pin of any chip in your circuit?
As for the RTC's 32kHz clock as you can see from my diagram I didn't connect it to anything. I was under the impression that it was unnecessary for my purpose after looking at the datasheet. Am I wrong?
No worries! Heres a link to their forums if you want to give it a peek for research
/e/os is a degoogled os, so not out of the box. Im not sure if you can opt to install them yourself later (why would you though) and i dont want to put any of that crap on this just to test it. The closest to a google thing it has is gApps, which is an open source implementation of google services.
I dont. Theyve been fascists in disguise whether intentionally or by their own stupidity for decades, causing so much pain across the world. Its high time they felt that pain themselves, and ill be relishing every bit of suffering they have to endure. I just hope im alive long enough to see the empires fall
Yea that seems like a good rule to have. Ill start doing that too, thanks
I meant any location you select on the map, not custom pins or anything :)
I just tried it from the web version of google maps and it works. The app version just give a link, which does not contain any coordinates so thats why OsmAnd+ cant interpret it.
App google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/kGiSocirt8b73pHN8
Not sure if there is a way to get the top format from the app
I just tried it by commenting that line out in the config and running in a terminal the following:
bspc config -m HDMI-A-1 bottom_padding XX
where XX are different values I played around with. I tried 20, 1 and 3. They seem to get set correctly. 3 is the value I had in my config. I'm thinking it might be something like a race between bspwm restarting itself and running the command in the config file (config files are basically just commands to the WM). I'll try moving that part of the config further down in the config so hopefully it has a chance to set its default values on restart and after that set my values.
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This worked ๐ ๐