Number three will get you through most all fences, walls, and locked doors. Become ungovernable.
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amminadabz@sh.itjust.worksto
196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Rule: when you ask AI to depict the Ohio lawyer who poops in Pringles cans for his clients
14·2 years agoBlakeslee claimed he was not targeting anyone with his antics but had a habit of placing his waste in Pringles cans and randomly throwing them from his car as he traveled down the road.
I guess that’s… better?
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Libre Hardware@lemmy.ml•Firmware developers needed: A new kind of synth with strum pad, algorithmic just intonation.English
1·3 years agoThats the issue, yeah. I haven’t manually read the pins yet, but I just found something strange.
I connected an LED to one of the column pins to see whether the MCU was sending scanning voltage, and it was. Then I put it in parallel to a row pin to see if the switches were returning that scanning voltage when pressed, and they were. Then I noticed that whenever I added the led to a row pin, the serial monitor showed keypresses for all the keys on that row, and the inverse when I removed the LED.
So, apparently, this whole time the key matrix library has been designed to work with a pull down resistor rather than reading return voltage. My whole PCB is modeled after mechanical keyboards, so it was not designed for pull down resistors. Now I must rewrite parts of the library or find one meant for a keyboard-style circuit.
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