Using the Tatacon to USB converter with a PS4
This post has been contributed by Blackkat101, with my thanks. I do not own any of these devices but this information is invaluable to those who have them
Music and code
This post has been contributed by Blackkat101, with my thanks. I do not own any of these devices but this information is invaluable to those who have them
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It’s well known that Konami doesn’t have complex protection on its arcade systems. Programmed World was a fan-made network replacement and update service for Konami arcade games with no support outside of Japan. Nothing of its scale and quality had been seen before, and nothing has been seen since, despite other franchises on other systems having similarly impressive userbases. It existed for so…
In my neverending quest to play more rhythm games, I discovered SDVX/kshootmania. Unfortunately there really is no good way to play these without a controller. An expensive investment, you’re looking at over $200AUD shipped. Not something I want to spend for a game I may not even like!
The logical next step to improving your 3D printer experience is an automatically levelled bed. I won’t go into specifics, but the BLTouch is awesome - accurate, simple, and works on any surface. No fuss!
Computer mice haven’t really changed since they were invented. It’s still a block you move about with your hand in a flat position. However, this twisting of the forearm is unnatural, and frequent mouse users will find they develop wrist pain. The solution is a vertically oriented mouse. It lets the hand rest in a natural state and in my experience is super comfortable. These are readily available…
Kitty/PuttyCyg, Windows 10, cthelper, Cygwin64. This blog post is brief, but my mosh stopped working and I felt I should document the solution.
Maybe I just play games badly, but for many months I was getting serious wrist pain using my Deathadder. I tried a couple of “ergo” mice, including a Logitech ball mouse (the M570) and a no name eBay vertical mouse, but they didn’t really help, and were damn hard to play games with. At the suggestion of a physio friend, I finally bought the “real deal”, the Evoluent VM4.
As part of a project this year, I needed about 11.5KiB of data which would be maintained on power off, could be modified on the fly, could be read blazingly fast, and didn’t use the Arduino bootloader. Storing stuff in flash using PROGMEM sounds great, but you can’t modify that, right? Wrong!