@pocketmt

Software & Firmware developer. Robotics and electronics hacker, special interrest in IoT, LoraWAN, Sensors and Data Acquisition tools, Compilers technologies

 France
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Joined February 2011
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Jordan Mechner
@jmechner5 Sep 2024

Prince of Packaging

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gojimmypi@gojimmypiSep 30
Not cool. Updating to Visual Studio 2026 Community 18.10.3, build 18.10.12224.181 yesterday. VS decided to quietly just uninstall itself instead. 😡 What's going on @ClintRutkas @BrigitMurtaugh @madskristensen @DanWahlin The worst part is zero visibility, zero communication
Dialog box "the item 'devenv.exe" that this shortcut refers to has been changed or moved, so this shortcut will no longer work

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tern
@tern_etAug 20
did you know that winrar made compressed t-shirt ?
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gojimmypi@gojimmypiJul 16
Making progress on the ULX4M #FPGA running the Hazard3 RISC-V with working HDMI test pattern on the @Elecrow1 7 inch display. The 3D printed enclosure is from the ULX3S design. Will add new shell for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module carrier from Waveshare.
ULX4M and Tigard debugger with HDMI bar patterns in from of Verilog code on development monitor.

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gojimmypi@gojimmypiJul 14
gojimmypi GitHub io
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adafruit industries
@adafruitJul 14
Jim's TrueType QR code font blog.adafruit.com/2026/07/14…
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Dave W Plummer
@davepl1968Jun 29
Fixing Windows, one kilobyte at a time. Back in the NT days, Notepad was lean, fast, and stayed in its lane. Today? It wants an account, cloud sync, and Copilot’s opinion. So I did what any retired OS engineer would do: rebuilt it from scratch. 2,686 bytes. Full features. Zero bloat. Pure Win32. All in assembly language. No telemetry. No nonsense. Just the Notepad you remember — only smaller than the thumbnail image! Would love to hear what you think — and what other “impossible” tiny apps we should tackle next.
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BlindVia
@blind_viaJun 8
Are you tired of spending loads of time laying out your PCBs? Would you rather spend more time designing the system and let someone else deal with the hassle? Hi, Laying out PCBs is my day job, you can hire me for direct support of your annoying and boring parts of your PCB dev
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gojimmypi@gojimmypiJun 4
Replying to @no1089 @tinytapeout
Compared to regular ASICs, Tiny Tapeout is very inexpensive. As little as 185 euro for individuals, 1 tile plus devkit; for instance the ttsky shuttle in 3 months. app.tinytapeout.com/prepurch…
Prepurchase space on Tiny Tapeout If you purchase multiple tiles, you can use them all for one design or split them across multiple designs. You can purchase additional tiles and PCBs at any time later (depending on availability). Purchases are non-refundable, cannot be carried over to future Tiny Tapeout shuttles, and are subject to terms. Any import duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the recipient. Target shuttle * Who are you? Number of tiles * 1 Each tile is approximately 160 x 110 um and costs 70 €. Number of PCBs * 1 Pricing Item Qty Total Tile Cost 1 70 € DevKits (PCBs) 1 300 € 100 € Worldwide Economy Shipping − 15 € Total to pay 385 € 185 €

ALT Prepurchase space on Tiny Tapeout If you purchase multiple tiles, you can use them all for one design or split them across multiple designs. You can purchase additional tiles and PCBs at any time later (depending on availability). Purchases are non-refundable, cannot be carried over to future Tiny Tapeout shuttles, and are subject to terms. Any import duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the recipient. Target shuttle * Who are you? Number of tiles * 1 Each tile is approximately 160 x 110 um and costs 70 €. Number of PCBs * 1 Pricing Item Qty Total Tile Cost 1 70 € DevKits (PCBs) 1 300 € 100 € Worldwide Economy Shipping − 15 € Total to pay 385 € 185 €

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BlindVia
@blind_viaMay 6
My first custom MCU(ESP32) PCB design is finally in my hands. I have been designing PCBs for others for many years. Now marks the beginning of doing it for myself as well. That is why I call it the Mark1. Let the testing begin!
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WinRAR
@WinRAR_RARLABMar 17
Replying to @thepankword
Usual price is $29, but this link will get you a whopping 50% discount: shop.win-rar.com/16/uurl-dcv… Remember - it's perpetual and includes upgrades!
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IDV
@IDV_FPVFeb 16
Replying to @pocketmt
Try Linux! I recently switched from Win to Fedora KDE. Best decision of my life!
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Tom Dörr
@tom_doerrFeb 9
Resources for reverse engineering CAN bus devices github.com/iDoka/awesome-can…
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陳亮手痕定律@moononournationFeb 2
tiny386 test with my previous created Windows 3.0 image
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Mats Engstrom@matsengJan 28
I just got some 24 & 28 pin ROM/EPROM/RAM emulator boards from onerom.org It does everything from 2704 up to 27512, and supports multiple jumper-selectable images, realtime statistics and other cool things. – at Sweden
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Elektor US@Elektor_USJan 25
Differential Oscilloscope Current Probe: For engineers who want to see how current really behaves in their circuits — without investing in specialized probes — this project offers a practical, elegant, and thoroughly modern solution. elektormagazine.com/news/cir…
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gojimmypi@gojimmypiJan 23
Woohoo!! Thank you! Just in time for the weekend, @wolfSSL sent me this #wolfCrypt demo board designed by @LinuxJedi Test drive the STM32, specifically the STM32U585 ARM Cortex along with a #TPM module, the ST33KTPM. All open source. ❤️ Best Cryptography Library 🏆
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Microchip Makes
@MicrochipMakesJan 19
✨ Powered by an AVR128DB28! ✨
Technoblogy@technoblogyJan 14
Light Lab allows you to display different patterns on RGB LED NeoPixel (WS2812 or WS2812B) or DotStar (APA102 or SK9822) strips, and experiment with them: technoblogy.com/show?5DCO
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Je suppose que du contenu sur comment j’ai fait cet écran e-ink relié à mon @home_assistant .. ça pourrait vous intéresser ?
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Greg@GregDavill26 Dec 2025
Now all my benchtop gear that had GPIB can now connect via USB 😎
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gojimmypi@gojimmypiJan 12
It's new Fusion360 Project day! I forgot how many items I've created, some more successful than others. Nothing printed more time than the cook rack clips! Check out some of my creations. Most are CNC supplements.
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