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 clients14·2 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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amminadabz@sh.itjust.worksOPto Libre Hardware@lemmy.ml•Firmware developers needed: A new kind of synth with strum pad, algorithmic just intonation.English1·2 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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