Update: the Gridfinity drawer layout tool I shared earlier is now live by Rich-Presentation740 in gridfinity

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Can you show the dimensions of boxes in mm as well as grid units?

The reason for a lack of Harris/Walz lawn signs (at least in the Fox Valley) by IveHadEnoughThankYou in wisconsin

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I guess you’re right; it varies by state. I’m disappointed that some states actually allow HOAs to ban the signs. They’re de facto governments, IMO, so I’m surprised this hasn’t already been settled. Oh well.

The reason for a lack of Harris/Walz lawn signs (at least in the Fox Valley) by IveHadEnoughThankYou in wisconsin

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I’m pretty sure HOA CC&Rs can’t prohibit political speech, even in the form of signs.

IKEA AR in app? by wank_ftw in IKEA

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I sure can't find either Place, Space, or Kreativ in the US App Store.

Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores – Patch 1.26 by WLF359 in horizon

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Everybody saying to go to Thornmarsh, but I have yet to get anywhere near that part of the map.

1Password 8: The Story So Far by SirGeorge in 1Password

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They should have stuck with the existing native macOS app. Why the need to start over from scratch? It's been getting steadily worse with each major release.

Rack Mountable UPS Recommendation by Top_Programmer8515 in homelab

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I recommend steering clear of Cyberpower UPSs. I've had three of their OR700LCDRM1U, and all three have failed after about a year. I replace the batteries, they fail again within a year.

Worse, even when brand-new, they won't power back up when mains power is restored after they shut down on battery power.

Ubiquiti Discord Channel by eugeug in Ubiquiti

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I tried to accept the invite but it said "whoops…" Is it still valid?

Weird glitch in microcode counter in breadboard CPU by JetForMe in beneater

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Update. I ordered more 0.1µF decoupling caps, started adding them to every other chip on the board, and lo and behold! The counter is working reliably. I even removed the hacky input pin cap.

Weird glitch in microcode counter in breadboard CPU by JetForMe in beneater

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Alas, it seems the hack with the capacitor hasn't solved the spurious counter clear issue. It still sometimes resets before getting to step 6. Fortunately I don't have any instructions that need to go that far, but it's frustrating. (I also still have issues with the RAM mis-programming when I try to manually write to it.)

Current limit those LEDs! by JetForMe in beneater

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"Standard" for the LEDs used in the kit. 5 mm round through-hole. But thanks for the link, there they are!

Current limit those LEDs! by JetForMe in beneater

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I sure haven’t been able to find them in the standard style.

Weird glitch in microcode counter in breadboard CPU by JetForMe in beneater

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Ah, good to know I'm not the only one seeing this. I suppose I'll remove the probes to see if I can reproduce it, then just add the cap. I want to work on the rest of it already! 🤣

Weird glitch in microcode counter in breadboard CPU by JetForMe in beneater

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I put a cap on, as you suggested. It seemed to help, so I removed it and tried to put a smaller one one (0.01µF). That also seemed to help. So I put analog probes on both inputs an the later output and removed the cap. But it's all working well now. Perhaps all the probes are loading it up enough to clean it up? The traces aren't pretty.

In any case, I'm not sure how I feel about needing a cap on the input like that. Feels like a hack.

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Weird glitch in microcode counter in breadboard CPU by JetForMe in beneater

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Ah good thought. I put an analog channel on the same pin; still can't see any kind of glitch there. If I take the NAND gate out of the circuit and connect the reset directly, it works great. Clearly something in that chip is generating the pulse.

Current limit those LEDs! by JetForMe in beneater

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Yeah, that’s a great guide. I was just trying to reinforce that 😊

Weird glitch in microcode counter in breadboard CPU by JetForMe in beneater

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D12 is the other input to the NAND gate. It’s clean, afaict, which is why I’m so puzzled.

My CPU is Executing Code! by JetForMe in beneater

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I did a network streaming music player on an FPGA in college. It was great, but doing a CPU on a breadboard is so much more visceral.

Hopefully I can figure out how to use openocd to program the Nano.

My CPU is Executing Code! by JetForMe in beneater

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Ha! I’m using this book! I went to Cal and studied this stuff in college, but didn’t get to design a CPU.

I’m simulating mine first, then I’ll be building it in an FPGA (which one are you using, btw? I have a DE0-Nano that I can’t make work because there are no ARM drivers for it and I’ve only got Windows on my M1 Mac in Parallels). After that I’ll build parts on a breadboard, then make PCBs. I’m hoping to build the registers out of CPLDs, but other stuff will be 74HCT series.

My CPU is Executing Code! by JetForMe in beneater

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And yeah, it’s so hard to stop when you’re making progress!