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about 1 month
ago
by
Philip Withnall
I just spent a few days overhauling my aging mountain bike. It was an interesting (and at times frustrating) process, partly due to this being the first time I’ve done anything like it, and partly due to the apparent lack of maintenance manuals for the bike or many of its components. I thought it might [...]
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about 1 month
ago
by
Philip Withnall
I just spent a few days overhauling my aging mountain bike. It was an interesting (and at times frustrating) process, partly due to this being the first time I’ve done anything like it, and partly due to the apparent lack of maintenance manuals for the bike or many of its components. I thought it might [...]
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Posted
3 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
Just over a week ago everyone’s favourite Xorg replacement, Weston, gained a frame buffer backend I put together as part of some university work. It was remarkably easy to write, since almost all of the code already existed in the DRM and RPI backends; I just needed to hook pixman up to /dev/fb0 and everything [...]
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3 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
Just over a week ago everyone’s favourite Xorg replacement, Weston, gained a frame buffer backend I put together as part of some university work. It was remarkably easy to write, since almost all of the code already existed in the DRM and RPI backends; I just needed to hook pixman up to /dev/fb0 and everything [...]
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Posted
5 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
In libfolks, there are some asynchronous prepare() methods, which may be called multiple times, but must only change program state when called for the first time — subsequent calls must do nothing. As the prepare() method is asynchronous, and
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5 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
In libfolks, there are some asynchronous prepare() methods, which may be called multiple times, but must only change program state when called for the first time — subsequent calls must do nothing. As the prepare() method is asynchronous, and
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Posted
6 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
As part of some university coursework, I’ve recently been playing around with an Atmel 8-bit microcontroller in a quest to build a data logger for home brewing. The aim is to log various sensor readings over the course of primary fermentation of a batch of beer to see how it’s progressing without having to disturb [...]
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Posted
6 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
As part of some university coursework, I’ve recently been playing around with an Atmel 8-bit microcontroller in a quest to build a data logger for home brewing. The aim is to log various sensor readings over the course of primary fermentation of a batch of beer to see how it’s progressing without having to disturb [...]
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Posted
6 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
Google have recently announced version 3 of their YouTube API. This is great news for libgdata: it means we can have access to all the same functionality as before, just with a JSON flavour, rather than Atom. Sarcasm aside, the last few years of working (on and off) on libgdata has made a number of [...]
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Posted
6 months
ago
by
Philip Withnall
Google have recently announced version 3 of their YouTube API. This is great news for libgdata: it means we can have access to all the same functionality as before, just with a JSON flavour, rather than Atom. Sarcasm aside, the last few years of working (on and off) on libgdata has made a number of [...]
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