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food++ 

realizing i had 2 slices of 'za left over really made my day

and it's not like, good replies either, it's not like we're missing out here. there's just a staggering amount

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there's some larger threads around here, couple replies going back and forth between a few people

but every time I open a m.s thread there's just a bizarre amount. threads that scroll for years, with hundreds of posters

i love running my little opaque libertarian fiefdom...

not now sweetie, mommy's post got 8 boosts. we about to be mastodon famous.

I think i got Havana syndrome :/

I'm havana nice day lmao gottem

"Can you explain this gap in your resume?"

"Yes, I used LaTeX and couldn't fix that bit"

Infodump on my Display Kit re-use project

Also contains lots of loose info on Type-C P/D alt-mode (DisplayPort) negotiation and implementation options that might be interesting (or totally wrong, this is all pretty new to me)

community.frame.work/t/custom-

In general I’m at a bit of a crossroads in the project now, unsure what option to design around since none seem particularly enticing…

fucking hell I've done a lot of research/writing today.. first part up community.frame.work/t/custom-

almost done with second half, but dinner first

oh.. even after consolidation and deduplication I still have 96 open tabs for this project

oh shit it's finally bandcamp friday!! time to buy all the things

oh sick! the fitbit actually recognized and tracked it this time. did 1250 meters apparently

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re: USB-C P/D hardware design question 

So far: there's a single standard (TCPC) for port controllers, so you can use a chip from TI/NXP/Infineon that handles the PD protocol, and talk I2C to it from your microcontroller to configure modes etc. Means you have free choice in microcontroller but the only software stack is an adapation of Google's chromebook firmware, and all the others are purely focused on power, not alt modes.

Texas Instruments chips do offer a more all-in-one solution, but require some Windows application to flash configuration values into them

Infineon CCG3 has the "EZ-PD" stack, but also seems to have a specific version that comes pre-programmed for DP dongle applications, but isn't available through JLC SMT nor LCSC, and I'd especially like something JLC SMT has so I don't have to solder 40-QFN etc..

STM32 has 'Cube' software blocks for either doing the entire PD negotiation on chip, or talking the I2C TCPC protocol. Also seems like JLC SMT stocks a bunch of those again.

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> Although USB Type-C can appear to be very
complicated at first, we believe that the initial learning curve is worth all of the advantages

I hope so too

The IMANU DeadRocks set is so good musically but it's just so sad cause the crowd is terrible, especially when he starts explaining something about his newest track and just gives up...

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