I just bought one last week, so I haven't had much chance to hack around on it.
I am definitely interested, though.
Work has been and will continue to be busy, so I haven't had / won't
have much time to work on side projects.
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 15:32, Tim Newsham wrote:
> Anyone playing with
Anyone playing with android phones? There's a lot of devices
on it that might be interesting to export. Would be pretty
easy to make a 9p server that gives you access to the
GPS positioning, the accelerometer, or processed position
(compass, pitch, roll), etc..
Are any of these of interest to pe
Lyndon Nerenberg (VE6BBM/VE7TFX) wrote:
Besides Unichrome, which CPU, RAM, MB & ~bridge chips are you trying to use it
with?
ISTR having it up on a VIA C3 ~ 700 MHz, 1 GB SDRAM with embedded Unichrome
onboard about 2+ years ago..
It's a 1GHz C7 EPIA mini-ITX board, CN400 chipset (I *think* -
In article <13426df10910061432y17cf8632ta09af4ffe2153...@mail.gmail.com> you
write:
>On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Aharon Robbins wrote:
>> I understand all your points, and many of them are good ones. But there
>> really are places where you don't want to go, and into the chipset
>> is one of
> Besides Unichrome, which CPU, RAM, MB & ~bridge chips are you trying to use
> it with?
>
> ISTR having it up on a VIA C3 ~ 700 MHz, 1 GB SDRAM with embedded Unichrome
> onboard about 2+ years ago..
It's a 1GHz C7 EPIA mini-ITX board, CN400 chipset (I *think* -- I
can't get at it right this se
W B Hacker wrote:
Lyndon Nerenberg - VE6BBM/VE7TFX wrote:
Is anyone working on Unichrome vga support?
Besides Unichrome, which CPU, RAM, MB & ~bridge chips are you trying to
use it with?
ISTR having it up on a VIA C3 ~ 700 MHz, 1 GB SDRAM with embedded
Unichrome onboard about 2+ years ago
Lyndon Nerenberg - VE6BBM/VE7TFX wrote:
Is anyone working on Unichrome vga support?
Besides Unichrome, which CPU, RAM, MB & ~bridge chips are you trying to use it
with?
ISTR having it up on a VIA C3 ~ 700 MHz, 1 GB SDRAM with embedded Unichrome
onboard about 2+ years ago..
And the CD st
Is anyone working on Unichrome vga support?
Me, I see us sitting in the hotel lobby one evening surrounded by
pitchers and wires and boards and maybe soldering irons. I already
almost got thrown out a nice hotel for doing that sort of thing ...
that's all it takes nowadays I guess.
http://www.thenewsh.com/~newsham/paranoia.jpg
ron
Tim
Cheaper than car rental for wed-sat. That said, I'm arriving
Wednesday morning in Atlanta and have a car lined up if anyone needs a
ride.
-jas
On Oct 7, 2009, at 10:53 AM, Michaelian Ennis wrote:
http://www.pacificwings.com/gsky/gs/
$89 USD commuter flight round-trip Atlanta - Athens.
i
Michaelian Ennis wrote:
http://www.pacificwings.com/gsky/gs/
$89 USD commuter flight round-trip Atlanta - Athens.
ian
viamichelin.com puts it at 127 km, ~12 Euro for fuel, and 1hr 40 minutes.
Bill
http://www.pacificwings.com/gsky/gs/
$89 USD commuter flight round-trip Atlanta - Athens.
ian
erik quanstrom wrote:
Would you please start reading posts before replying to them? The
only thing I have proposed is that people stop gratituously creating
programs which treat empty lists exceptionally. If that is what you
mean by the paragraph above then I do try to implement it, and am
quit
> Would you please start reading posts before replying to them? The
> only thing I have proposed is that people stop gratituously creating
> programs which treat empty lists exceptionally. If that is what you
> mean by the paragraph above then I do try to implement it, and am
> quite happy with t
> > Everything can be carried to extreme. Even ancestor worship. The
> > basic utilities were written by smart people who didn't always fully
> > understand what they were doing. There is nothing radical about
> > suggesting that we try not to repeat their mistakes.
>
> well why not take your o
> Everything can be carried to extreme. Even ancestor worship. The
> basic utilities were written by smart people who didn't always fully
> understand what they were doing. There is nothing radical about
> suggesting that we try not to repeat their mistakes.
well why not take your own advice an
2009/10/7 John Stalker :
> Rm is, I think, an example of someone who simply wasn't thinking
> properly. In
>
> rm `{ complicated pipeline }
>
> I almost certainly want the exit status to reflect whether all the
> selected files were deleted, even if there weren't any, so I want
> rm without
> one last note on this because it is kind of interesting.
...
> I think that in limited situations, inconsistency is a good thing.
> And, conversely, one can take consistency as an absolute good, and run
> off the road.
...
> ron
I agree with most of this, and with most of what I've edited out.
B
> Just like you wouldn't have wanted to redo the microcode
> in your Vax 11/750, even if you could have.
Speak for yourself. I don't know about the VAX, but writing
microcode for the Perkin-Elmer 3220 was fun and useful as well.
It was nicely integerated into Unix, so different processes
could ha
On Tue, Oct 06, 2009 at 12:50:18PM -0700, ron minnich wrote:
> I'd like to have a hack session the wed. morning before IWP9.
>
> What I'd like to propose is a sheeva plugfest. People commit to bringing a
> plug
> and we get them set up to run Plan 9.
>
> Any interest?
inferno might be a good ta
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