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14:15 UTC - Coverage restarts on NASA TV
14:51 UTC - De-orbit burn
15:09 UTC - Dragon's trunk is jettisoned
15:35 UTC - Drogue chutes deployment
15:36 UTC - Main chute deployment
15:44 UTC - Splashdown
Your post uniquely suffers from both the "Software developer wanting to learn electronics" and "I'm about to start this project, is this a good microcontroller" problems. The latter is a similarly common question, and you need to do a lot more analysis before you know the answers. Given your development experience, you might understand that it's a lot like asking about how many man-hours a project will take to complete or how many lines of code will be required:
> not a real question - It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form.
While it's easy enough to understand what you're asking, it's impossible to answer this sort of question in a single post. We'd need compare long-term goals of learning about circuits with short-term goals of getting the project done, and there's all kinds of options. Thus, the question is
> not constructive - This question is not a good fit to our Q&A format. We expect answers to generally involve facts, references, or specific expertise; this question will likely solicit opinion, debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion.
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@AnthonyGreco Nope, that's the post I intended to link to. From the duplicate, you'll see many similar questions in the sidebar under 'linked questions'.
There isn't necessarily any logic behind having old off-topic questions with votes and closing new off-topic questions: The old ones ought to have been closed as well, but were not. This example has now been closed as well.
I passed on answering that question because I'm busy at work today - this isn't a place to get moderator answers to your questions, it's a place to ask about issues of site moderation like the suitability of questions, requests for closure, deletion, etc.
@JoeStavitsky What about it? It's about the tools used by electrical engineers, which is on-topic. It's receiving answers about the operation of this type of tool, which is great.
I usually don't use any cases so I have the full-body invisible shield with the side pieces and all, however sometimes (like backpacking trips) I need to use a case to protect my phone from rocks/drops/weather, so I am looking for a case that would:
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I have an STM32 discovery board and would like to be able to program it on Linux.
What is the easiest way to do this?
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