anybody see these yet?
https://github.com/petit-miner/Blueberry-PI
i like the hdmi capture chip idea :D
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Hello,
Has anyone lost any glasses in sudoroom?
Aaaaand has anyone found some ID cards, clipper card, etc. with my name and
picture on them? Because I'm pretty sure I lost them somewhere at or around
the omni, four cards total :/
Thanks :)
Lesley
Hi all,
I'm bringing over a bunch of electronics components from BioCurious this
afternoon. I have three parts drawer racks, plus several more bins with
plastic baggies of parts. Mostly discrete components, but there are some
chips and a few short tapes of surface mount components.
These all look to be very new, well organized and labeled, so I think they
will come in very handy for the electronics hackers at Sudo.
Patrik
Anyone interested in this stuff?
---------- Forwarded message ---------
Date: Wed, Aug 1, 2018 at 11:33 AM
Subject: Re: [sudo-info] Computer + parts donations
Here's what I cataloged so far..
Computer
MSI K9AG-Neo2 motherboard (RAM slot 4 defective)
Generic 6GB DDR2 PC2-6400U 800MHz 3x2GB -- 1x2GB extra stick unused
and original OCZ 4x1GB sticks available
AMD Phenom II X2 555 AM3 Black Edition
ZOTAC GT430 PCIe card
Generic DVDRW SATA drive
Case is barebones -- no side panels
Will include all power cords, data cables, etc
Misc computer-related hardware
3.5mm male-female audio cable
RJ45 male-male ethernet extenders
1.5x Arctic Silver 5 Thermal compound (1 unused tube, 1 half-used
tube) including thermal surface purifier, material remover
USB 2.0 powered hub 4x-port
5 USB 2.0 microUSB cables
2x USB A to B cable
2x USB A to A cable
1394/Firewire cable
USB Bluetooth dongles (various classes, unknown versions)
Misc toroids from disassembled game controllers
Various USB-A nanoreceivers (from wireless mouses)
Linksys wireless-G PCI card
MicroUSB cards reader
Cambridge Soundworks speakers + woofer (cables are old and crackly)
Crockpot
Rice cooker
Some utensils
Blender
Some tech related books
I wanted to print something tonight and went to the web interface for the laser
printer:
http://192.168.42.2:8888/
(it only works if you're in the Omni)
and when I tried to print it didn't work. Why? Because someone stole the
ethernet cable that had been connecting the printer to the network! Why would
you do that? don't do that.
It took me a long time but i found a replacement cable of the right length, and
i put it back up there, and then i was able to print.
if you want to print, go to the above address. If you just want to check in on
the printer (and make sure its ethernet cable isn't unplugged) you can go to:
http://100.64.64.88/
thank you
-jake
P.S. Tom Levine made the excellent web interface above, unfortunately it
doesn't know what to do if the printer isn't online.
