On 12/14/16, Christopher Havel wrote:
> Using the F12 console in Chromium... I don't see that there's even a PDF
> behind that thing. I honestly cannot tell how that flash player document
> viewer thing is generating or retrieving its content.
ah: you reminded me, there might be a way to examine
jan: y'did ok. you started a great conversation where it'll result in
improvements to the EOMA68 standard. the subject line is telling,
however: "the only way". that's inflexibility which is going to end
in tears. there's... well... there's _usually_ more than one way :)
you did ok taking in a
78sk7zg...@dispostable.com
http://www.dispostable.com/inbox/78sk7zgfb6/
user: popooegoo
pass: poopsoup
dont understand the crap one is asked after creating account. hope maybe
ya can just login and download and thats it?
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Using the F12 console in Chromium... I don't see that there's even a PDF
behind that thing. I honestly cannot tell how that flash player document
viewer thing is generating or retrieving its content.
...never mind, I'm blind as a bat.
There's a blue download button underneath the black magic docu
On 12/14/16, dumblob wrote:
> Maybe English is really still not the language of the world as the meaning
> of "real world" is being undeniably confused with "real world without
> everything Albert ARIBAUD came across".
OI! play nice.
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Bonjour,
Le Wed, 14 Dec 2016 21:49:13 +0100
dumblob a écrit:
> Hi Albert,
>
> I am far from convinced that all of this is sensitive to whether one
> > keyboard was plugged or unplugged from the system. Why would icons
> > in the tray be affected by the number of keyboards connected to the
> > c
Hi Albert,
I am far from convinced that all of this is sensitive to whether one
> keyboard was plugged or unplugged from the system. Why would icons
> in the tray be affected by the number of keyboards connected to the
> computer, for instance?
because it's an unwritten expectation in HIGs (Huma
http://download.csdn.net/detail/jangel_lee/6854539
*hurls*. anyone know how to extract files from that crapsite?
l.
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Bonjour,
Le Wed, 14 Dec 2016 20:23:39 +0100
dumblob a écrit:
> Hi Albert,
>
> Speaking of which, only the drivers should be affected by detaching /
> > attaching a detachable keyboard, and precisely, the drivers should
> > handle things so that upper layers don't need to care about the
> > keyb
http://www.chrontel.com/index.php/products/display-interface/ch7034-hdtv-vga-lvds-encoder
oo! that one!
hey i recognise that one, i'm certain it was the IC used in the
GPL-violating CTPC89e, all those years ago.
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blegh. only does up to 1024x768 input resolution. however what i was
referring to is in section 4.0 (p32) of the datasheet, you use the
serial port to tell it what modes its input is set to, as well as what
the output mode is.
so, you get the general idea - it's just a pity that chrontel don't
h
http://www.silicondevice.com/file.upload/images/Gid1300Pdf_CH7018A%20Datasheet%20Rev2.2.pdf
oh look - the CH7018A datasheet.
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http://www.chrontel.com/index.php/products/display-interface/ch7018-lvds-transmitter-up-scaler-tv-encoder#
need to find the datasheet for that.
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On 12/14/16, Benson Mitchell wrote:
> Glad we're on the same page.
:)
> On Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 5:36 AM, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
> wrote:
>> * type II 5.0mm cards may expect housings to provide "upscaling"
>> support for resolutions beyond 1366x768, a notification of the full
>> list of
Hi Luke,
thanks for flashing a light on that. I'm glad you're staying with USB.
I think this thread is answered.
-- Jan
2016-12-14 20:20 GMT+01:00 Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton :
> On 12/13/16, dumblob wrote:
> > Hi Luke,
> >
> > just a tiny note about your mentions of a "tablet/netbook" in
>
Hi Albert,
Speaking of which, only the drivers should be affected by detaching /
> attaching a detachable keyboard, and precisely, the drivers should
> handle things so that upper layers don't need to care about the
> keyboard attached/detached state (except very specific parts of the UI,
> e.g. t
On 12/13/16, dumblob wrote:
> Hi Luke,
>
> just a tiny note about your mentions of a "tablet/netbook" in
> https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop/updates/latest-from-shenzhen
i do wish that crowdsupply could provide on-post comments, but then
they'd have to monitor them.
>
> In case y
been stressed/feel i should after add:
On 13/12/16 17:46, Alexander Ross wrote:
> heh im mostly sure luke had no desire for the keyboard to be modular, as
> keyboards where such a nightmere.
Was in ref the the current laptop and the pains of getting one keyboard
to work and problems of long term r
Bonjour,
Le Tue, 13 Dec 2016 17:46:11 +
Alexander Ross a écrit:
> heh im mostly sure luke had no desire for the keyboard to be modular,
> as keyboards where such a nightmere. the work for french keyboard
> firmware was for the same model but diff labels and key combos
> basicly. as i underst
Glad we're on the same page.
On Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 5:36 AM, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
wrote:
> * type II 5.0mm cards may expect housings to provide "upscaling"
> support for resolutions beyond 1366x768, a notification of the full
> list of available resolutions in the I2C EEPROM (in the for
On 12/14/16, Benson Mitchell wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 13, 2016 at 8:55 PM, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
> wrote:
>> nooo, 5.0mm is the 1366x768 because the 5.0mm needs to be prevented
>> and prohibited from being physically inserted into incompatible 3.3mm
>> (1920x1080) slots.
> I think we're fai
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