Really enyoing Bordeaux so far, but having to scan a QR Code to get the menu in a restaurant is just wrong. This assumes everyone has a phone; and this stops working once the internet is down. Another case of forced digitalisation.
#Interrail Day 4: Took the regional Eusoktren Metro (with weird 1 m rail gauge); which took me to Hendaye, France. From there I borded a TGV to my next destination, Bordeaux. However, because a train further ahead broke down, I had to wait in Dax then.
Fortunately, I was able to take the regional TER then which got me to my destination. Currently resting from the scorcing heat outside (40 C)
Fortunately, I was able to take the regional TER then which got me to my destination. Currently resting from the scorcing heat outside (40 C)
@cccpresser hm, right. I fear there exists no better option. But nothing that can't be changed
@cccpresser only ever encountered that; and as alternative term, selfhosting.
#Interrail Day 3:
After arriving in Vallodolid again, I'll be travelling to San Sebastian today. This is just a slow regional train, so I'll be arriving quite late there.
After arriving in Vallodolid again, I'll be travelling to San Sebastian today. This is just a slow regional train, so I'll be arriving quite late there.
#Interrail Day 2:
Traveling from Madrid-Chamartin to Valladolid.
Then I will be taking a bus from there to my destination in Portugal. Spain's high speed rail is really impressive, and it is really satisfying to travel that way. Trains that travel at ~ 230 km/h on average, run punctual, and are modern. Compared to German ICE trains this is another world. I wish they would also work that way, but it's kinda sad a sad state of affairs with NIMBYs blocking every new track.
Traveling from Madrid-Chamartin to Valladolid.
Then I will be taking a bus from there to my destination in Portugal. Spain's high speed rail is really impressive, and it is really satisfying to travel that way. Trains that travel at ~ 230 km/h on average, run punctual, and are modern. Compared to German ICE trains this is another world. I wish they would also work that way, but it's kinda sad a sad state of affairs with NIMBYs blocking every new track.
@avesbury_rosetta nice, I designed a similar board at work, though I used the Compute Module 4.
Was too tired yesterday, so here goes:
Day one of my #Interrail trip went smooth, Frankfurt to Barcelona without any issues or delays. Going to Valance and the catching the AVE there was a good decision since it avoids the journey via Paris. After spending the night in Barcelona and enjoying a nice morning now I am on my way to Madrid where I'll stay until Sunday. #CrossBorderRail #sustainabletravel
Day one of my #Interrail trip went smooth, Frankfurt to Barcelona without any issues or delays. Going to Valance and the catching the AVE there was a good decision since it avoids the journey via Paris. After spending the night in Barcelona and enjoying a nice morning now I am on my way to Madrid where I'll stay until Sunday. #CrossBorderRail #sustainabletravel
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@cccpresser
I see some 74 series logic: an astable multivibrator, a 3-to-8 demux and a flipflop chip.
I would assume this is a custom board doing some kind of bus translation logic.
I see some 74 series logic: an astable multivibrator, a 3-to-8 demux and a flipflop chip.
I would assume this is a custom board doing some kind of bus translation logic.
@mei this does not include ECTS where you have both labwork and regular exams, so I propose ECTS²
@dm2lct @Exilsarahl very cool read. Does this mean the board will be reworked for EMI compliance?
Anyway, #solvespace updated to 3.2 in #Debian unstable. Might backport it too, but this'll have to wait.