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Matt Blaze's weblog is sponsoring F1

I have two GPIO pins connected to things, but I need the lines controlled by a 3rd pin (or just 3.3v DC) such that if the 3rd pin is not high, the first two will be disconnected (floating). What can I use for this?

My new @mntmn@twitter.com Reform has arrived

The original Porsche 935, sponsored by Apple

DISAPPOINTED
ANGRY
WHO BROKE THE BUILD

I wonder how many people will end up in this store trying to get support for Gmail or some other Google service that they invested tons of automation into in order to prevent end-users from being able to talk to human support people:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/06/heres-whats-inside-googles-first-ever-retail-store/

I don't have an overhead projector, but it is mirroring the screen

This board is installed inline with the system and analog boards and this other cable goes through the security slot

Remember overhead projectors?

I was excited by this RGBtoHDMI board so I had some printed, but it seems the Xilinx XC9572XL CPLD is hard to source right now. Anyone have any spares that needs a PCB?

https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI
https://twitter.com/craig1black/status/1401234529705086979

to boot the Remarkable in USB mass storage mode. Then mount the correct partition (3rd), rm the broken systemd files I made, then unmount and restart the device. All of that done one-handed while using the other to keep the pins connected to the pads.

But, success!

I was messing around with systemd files on my Remarkable tablet and put it into a reboot loop.

Recovery required sourcing a USB-C breakout board, connecting two pins through a 10K resistor, plus a Micro-USB breakout board held to the pogo pin pads in just the right position \