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£500 gets about 4,500 kroner. That seems plenty if the restaurants are around 700-800ish kroner. -
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I'm currently contemplating various bits of code, all of which do what they're supposed to by themselves, and working out how to slot them all together to make the thing I actually want with a decent user interface on it, which I would imagine is a rather similar processOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostThe latest ZeitRemoteControlForBuggy is progressing.
Naturally transferring it to a pcb has proved problematic, requiring changes to component values.
Ho hum.
<Note to self: do try to remember to read the sensor datasheet next time>
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I had a bit of an epiphany this afternoon when I realised that the simplistic design using 7 555 timers could be reduced to two 555 timers.
Ho hum.
It was a bitch laying that board out.


Byeeee
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I saw this chap's tweets last night: BBC News - Tourist locked inside Waterstones bookshop uses Twitter to be freed
I love the idea of building a fort out of books
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What a lovely old thing is the NE555 - proper old "timer"Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI had a bit of an epiphany this afternoon when I realised that the simplistic design using 7 555 timers could be reduced to two 555 timers.
Ho hum.
It was a bitch laying that board out.


Byeeee
I was an IPSE Consultative Council Member, until the BoD abolished it. I am not an IPSE Member, since they have no longer have any relevance to me, as an IT Contractor. Read my lips...I recommend QDOS for ALL your Insurance requirements (Contact me for a referral code).Comment
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Anyone care to describe TPD for me so I have a frame of reference?Originally posted by norrahe View PostTPD is slowly heading into the day time TV moral support engine cliché.
Well I suppose as there's no such stuff on cloggy tv this will have to do.
My understanding was it was a kind of nice place where we hang out and chat without fear of reprisals or taunting. A kind of anti general?
The amount of tulip I get from you in here leads me to think I got it wrong?Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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You haven't had tulip in here, you've had opinions...Originally posted by suityou01 View PostAnyone care to describe TPD for me so I have a frame of reference?
My understanding was it was a kind of nice place where we hang out and chat without fear of reprisals or taunting. A kind of anti general?
The amount of tulip I get from you in here leads me to think I got it wrong?
and support...how you interpret it is up to youJoin IPSEComment
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