#Debian work I did this week:
- Backported xournalpp to stable
- Uploaded gucharmap and utf8proc to experimental for unicode-data 17
- Uploaded a new swayosd release
- Updated a few Rust crates, notably zbus
- Uploaded neovim-lint and neovim-conform to NEW
Other stuff:
- Found a bug in #Kicad's footprint generator I am currently trying to fix
- Started work on a PCB (USB-C PD -> banana plugs)
- Backported xournalpp to stable
- Uploaded gucharmap and utf8proc to experimental for unicode-data 17
- Uploaded a new swayosd release
- Updated a few Rust crates, notably zbus
- Uploaded neovim-lint and neovim-conform to NEW
Other stuff:
- Found a bug in #Kicad's footprint generator I am currently trying to fix
- Started work on a PCB (USB-C PD -> banana plugs)
2026 predictions:
- putin dies
- tokayev dies
- netanyahu dies
- trump dies
- 100 gecs drop new album
- alice in chains drop new album
- mcr drop new album
- the ai bubble bursts
- they find a new dinosaur species in the permafrost
- skibidi toilet leads to a diplomatic crisis
- social media trend connected to milk
- we find cure for hiv
- uk accidentally makes dying illegal
- burj khalifa is destroyed
- a serial killer case is thrown away because lawyer used LLM for evidence
(1/3)
fuck you mouser.com for blocking me when browsing with Librewolf
@jaseg ah, ch244 seems to do it :) thanks
@jaseg ah, I see. do you happen to know an example PD trigger IC? can't seem to find one, but rather a ton of boards which is not what I want.
@anarchiv o.o you should write an autobiography at some point
Hm, if i want 12 V from USB-C, I need some kind of PD-IC regulator, right? Like a tps25814 ?
I want to supply a circuit with just "dumb" 12 V, no extra USB-C features needed.
#electronics
I want to supply a circuit with just "dumb" 12 V, no extra USB-C features needed.
#electronics
@mirabilos @SpaciousCoder78 well IIRC that one is on hold in Debian wrt updates
Watched a deep dive on Germanys debt brake and now my deep anger at the system got even more intense.
Fedi, please help: I am looking for a PDF/book detailing all 74-series logic ICs. Basically https://thecodingchicken.com/chips/1981_TI_The_TTL_Data_Book_For_Design_Engineers_2ed.pdf, but in newer. Bonus points if it's from Nexperia. I know this exists; basically one page for every 74-series IC detailing its function etc. I think it might be https://efficiencywins.nexperia.com/efficient-products/logic-product-features-and-application-insights-handbook.html ?
#electronics #boost
#electronics #boost
@sad_electronics like a cute wiggly spider
@anarchiv nice, get well
@anarchiv right on. I'm glad it finally snowed where I am at; -12°C too, at night. Will definitly need to go for a hike.
@SpaciousCoder78 hope you get better! It's important to not overwork oneself when contributing to #FreeSoftware
Anyone know of a tool to plan longer #train trips in europe with openstreetmap? There is https://interrailplanner.com/ and https://github.com/OSM-Interrail-Planner/osm_interrail_planner but I am looking for something where I can enter single legs and it gets plotted on the map; which I can then export.
Similar to DB's "Show on map" functionality, but with OSM.
#interrail #crossborderrail
Similar to DB's "Show on map" functionality, but with OSM.
#interrail #crossborderrail
@NanoRaptor wow, what a great and bittersweet story. Such an unexpected turn.