hmm, bezier surfaces on the atmega itself? it has a screen now, and ram went up 10,000% (borrowing from screen) assuming the memory read command works
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Anonymous2018-06-23 4:16
lol, no video memory read yet, but i have a couple of eeprom chips- 32KB each I got 2d surfaces kind-of working though, rendered as parallel curves (fingerprint-like) One patch (2d 3-curve) takes up 18 bytes as 9x 2d byte coordinates, about the same as 3x 2d triangles Sketch is at ~10K (60% memory remaining)
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Anonymous2018-06-23 4:29
benzoer surfaces cover everything in xanax jeff bezoser surfaces surfaces are only available to amazon prime members
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Anonymous2018-06-24 1:05
Any thoughts on an eeprom file system? Internal format is 512x 64byte pages, 16 pages to a kb
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Anonymous2018-06-24 1:20
>>23 why? thinking of fitting an OS in a hard drive controller for some advanced persistent threat level shit?
>>24 lol, nah Just trying to do some slightly fancy storage on an arduino
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Anonymous2018-06-24 1:37
>>26 get a raspberry pi instead arduinos are overpriced and have pitiful specs
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Anonymous2018-06-24 2:11
>>27 I've considered it, almost bought a pi zero but the accessories add a bit too much to the cost. Have acquired a 16 gb micro-SD (blank) at about half the raspberry-edition price, still cost as much or more than the cheapest pi
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Anonymous2018-06-26 2:20
Here's my variation of nasa's EEprom FS [Partition Header] - 8 bytes [Partition record] - 8 bytes / partition record [File allocation header] - 8 bytes [File allocation record] - 8 bytes / file record
And the header/record structure [magic(PH)|ID, pagesize|filesize(FR), pagecount|filestart(FR), pagestart|filefree(FR)]
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Anonymous2018-06-26 7:17
addressing is mock-32, using pagestart*pagesize & pagecount*pagesize five points of redirection w/ possible overlap, starting at PH-Addr
System partition / system files for memory allocation management? / extensions?
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Anonymous2018-06-26 7:18
dubs surfaces
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Anonymous2018-06-26 23:42
what the fuck is luke having a seizure again why is he posting this shit instead of soundcloud links
EEPROM Memory allocation map.sys multi-page masking bytes? vs bit-blocks?
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Anonymous2018-06-27 2:11
1 masking byte can cover 256 bytes with byte precision - contiguous only, upto 256 rewrites before full v 1 byte in bitblock mode can cover 8 bytes with byte precision/ 64 bytes with 8B precision, 256 bytes with 32B precision, etc. 8 rewrites typical
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Anonymous2018-06-27 8:25
tfw theres a stripe of dead prom bytes right down the middle, both chips, all pages