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2:41 AM

Can someone verify this answer? electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/180711/… It tripped a spam regex based on the domain at the bottom

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abdullah kahraman

7:29 AM

Hello

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PlasmaHH

2:15 PM

ah, the font is much better now

W5VO

sigh... there's going to be more favicon drama

PlasmaHH

hm, looks like it is now the inverted as before, more or less

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jippie

3:55 PM

morning

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Branden Boucher

5:33 PM

good morning

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Asmyldof

7:09 PM

@PlasmaHH Much better, if you ask me

You won't, but I'll still feel that way

@BrandenBoucher You mean good after-dinner

Asmyldof

7:34 PM

Q: A Hard Problem: Controlling TWO Lamps with ONE SPST switch (AC)

This is the text of the problem: Draw a circuit with Two lamps & one SPST switch. The lamps must be in opposite states.

100W and 1W with a parallel switch

There, solved

Now to check if this is actually a homework question...

Blarm! Beast even used 1W and 100W

But I was first! WIN! Just didn't post it

Saves 30 mins of explaining

Branden Boucher

8:17 PM

@Asmyldof Good-whatever-the-hell-time-it-is-where-you-are

Asmyldof

@BrandenBoucher poopin'time!

tmi?

Branden Boucher

@Asmyldof guess in this context, yes

Asmyldof

^.^

I just turned magic into more magiccy magic.

So I'm allowed

Branden Boucher

you got the magic smoke back into the component?

Asmyldof

Very tempting to give a ridiculous answer, if I'm honest... Might be the "and mentioning verilog" part.... or not.... not sure:

Q: 4 bit number to seven segment display

I have a 4 bit output number as output. How can it be seen on seven segment display as hexadecimal number? I'm new and mentioning verilog. 4 bit binary to seven segment #TABLE: x1,x2,x3,x4 => a,b,c,d,e,f,g 0000 => 1111110 0001 => 0110000 0010 => 1101101 0011 => 11110...

verilog 7segmentdisplay

@BrandenBoucher Haven't taken it out of any for longer than I can remember. Does that count?

Branden Boucher

8:24 PM

@Asmyldof, actually that's pretty impressive.

The Photon

@Asmyldof It's essentially a re-post of a question from a few days ago:

Q: hexadecimal seven segment display verilog

I've taken a project using verilog. We have two 4-bits number, a multiplexer(S0,S1) and four module(adder,substractor,and,xor). Output is 4 bit. I think it seems simple alu. I have written a verilog code that contains all of them as modules. I have assigned pins to DE0 board. As you can see, the...

verilog altera 7segmentdisplay quartus-ii

Asmyldof

@ThePhoton Which is essentially the homework question I'm not answering :-)

@BrandenBoucher Just experience and thinking ahead, really

Branden Boucher

Ok, awaiting the ridicule for this one, but what was Verilog again?

Yes, I know I could just go look it up

but I'm hoping for some context

Asmyldof

It's the opposite of unicorn farts and rainbows

Branden Boucher

LIKE RESHARPER?

Asmyldof

8:26 PM

Different kind of opposite, but, sure, same kind of idea

Branden Boucher

oh, wait. Wrong channel. That will make more sense in the C# channel

Asmyldof

:-P

The Photon

Verilog

Verilog, standardized as IEEE 1364, is a hardware description language (HDL) used to model electronic systems. It is most commonly used in the design and verification of digital circuits at the register-transfer level of abstraction. It is also used in the verification of analog circuits and mixed-signal circuits. == OverviewEdit == Hardware description languages such as Verilog differ from software programming languages because they include ways of describing the propagation time and signal strengths (sensitivity). There are two types of assignment operators; a blocking assignment (=), and a non...

Branden Boucher

OH. That's right

fpga shit

Asmyldof

I'm convinced all IEEE standards of 13xx type can be shredded without any adverse effects

But, to be fair, I'm also convinced the gremlins under my bed regularly steal my dreams

Branden Boucher

8:30 PM

and underwear?

Asmyldof

Nope, that's gnomes

And I have a gnome mesh on my window, so no lost underwear

Branden Boucher

Think that would mean something different in a linux channel?

Asmyldof

Not really

Arsenic tastes of candy floss

Fun fact: I may be having an episode

>.<

Branden Boucher

Enjoy your embolism

Asmyldof

I don't believe in those

They do not fit my faith system

I also don't believe in the length 35mm

Branden Boucher

8:38 PM

how about 1.37795 inches?

Asmyldof

As long as it isn't 1.3779527559.... rounded

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Respawned Fluff

10:48 PM

A: Charging cordless phone with usb power port

If the charger adapter that came with your phone is a model specific to the AC line voltage range that you specified then you should simply set it aside. Then purchase a charger that supports a universal AC line input voltage range. There are a plethora of sources for these "USB style" wall charg...