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Into electronics, windows internals, cryptography, security, compute hardware, physics, colourimetry, lasers, stage lighting, D&B, DJing, demoscene, socialism.
Currently looking for infosec work. See pinned post for details.
I am mothman.
Heavily ADHD.
Nullsector/laser team @ EMF Camp, lasers & lighting orga @ NOVA Demoparty.
I sell funny warning stickers at Unsafe Warnings: https://unsafewarnings.etsy.com
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In response to this post@q3k jebus fuck that's a lot of pages
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In response to this post@mothcompute EMFI%
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@SnoopJ oh I vaguely remember that, something like BCD so the overflow gives very strange results
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In response to this post@azonenberg @AMS you should get a sampling scope or SXRTO!
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@SnoopJ damn this is one hell of a decomp. must've taken forever!
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@sleepysticks @da_667 I'll probably put them up on the shop at some point. I've got another new one that needs going on there so might as well upload both.
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@dragonarchitect certainly possible. I wonder if they used DDC to handshake with the remote device and then boost the voltage up (maybe even using pin 14 too) to get more power overall. at least I hope if they're doing something like that they actually check that the target device is compatible, rather than just shoving 36V or something down pin 18.
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@dragonarchitect you can usually get quite a bit more than 50mA out of it, because afaik most systems don't bother to put proper power limits on that 5V rail like you'd see with USB. but you should expect a lot of voltage droop if you try to pull more than 50mA simply because the cable uses pretty thin conductors.
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In response to this post@dragonarchitect 5V at 50mA on pin 18.
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@patcharcana right? even when he said what he was going to sing I still didn't expect *that*
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@timonsku *applies makeup* RTX ON
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@iximeow when he said "classically trained" I didn't put two and two together that he meant opera, what a legend
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holy crap this dude can sing #agdq
Tags: #agdq
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In response to this post@timonsku isn't that a skincare brand
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riker googling: what are the coordinates for ebaum's world
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nice GDQ moment: couch mentions that the game has an accessibility feature where if you get stuck at a moment in the game for a while it gives you an option to skip through it. chat erupts with unequivocal support for it, not a single "git gud" chud in sight.
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@0x47df I enjoy thinking about the ways this could get triggered unintentionally, like ending up with a ticket that says "die of embarassment"
(also you'd want to filter phrases like "not sure if I want to" lol)
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@RichiH these are 24V CV so super simple, just feed 'em 24V:
https://www.lumistrips.com/lumistrips-plug-play-led-en-intl/browse-all-linear-plug-play-led-lumistrips-en/multibar-24-nichia-led-strip-warm-white-cri90-3000k-295lm-24v-24-leds-50cm-bar-590lm-m-52w-m-50857-en.html.html
you can cut them every 83mm if you need to shorten them. check out the accessories/connectors section at the bottom of the page too, they're quite convenient as a method of wiring them up.
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@RichiH if you don't actually need flex strips, take a look at their plug and play modules:
https://www.lumistrips.com/lumistrips/lumistrips-plug-play-led-en-intl/browse-all-linear-plug-play-led-lumistrips-en.html?color_temperature=889%2C898&color_rendering=1370%2C694&product_list_order=price
you could double-sided tape them just fine, or you could get a profile channel for them.
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