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This is a little experimental thing I am working on that takes a grayscale image and uses it to mask time in a video stream. White pixels in the mask allow the current time to show through. The darker the pixel in the mask the older the pixel is in the video feed
Some control pannels with wash steps and debug menu still seen here !
UPDATE : I don't have any pictures but someone told me that the control panel is from an old Christ system. The only christ rollover seen at Essos back then was the C100/C90, installed in the mid 1980's. This period was the bloom of multiprograms systems in France. Back then it looked like that : [https://www.flickr.com/photos/182247940@N03/51799838620/in/dateposted/]
More interestingly, an abandoned one could be seen until 2010 at an other Esso (which also became esso express...) only few kilometers from this exact place !
JaySoftware Ltd was contacted to debug this facebook application for Durex, with a group of offshore developers. There was problems with the sharing of images on fans timeline as selected by users. Advice was given to related code needed to optimize the page and correct coding required for the app to work as the client required.
Production debugging is hard, and it’s getting harder. With architectures becoming more distributed and code more asynchronous and reactive, pinpointing and resolving errors that happen in production is no child’s game.
Some control pannels with wash steps and debug menu still seen here !
UPDATE : I don't have any pictures but someone told me that the control panel is from an old Christ system. The only christ rollover seen at Essos back then was the C100/C90, installed in the mid 1980's. This period was the bloom of multiprograms systems in France. Back then it looked like that : [https://www.flickr.com/photos/182247940@N03/51799838620/in/dateposted/]
More interestingly, an abandoned one could be seen until 2010 at an other Esso (which also became esso express...) only few kilometers from this exact place !
Safari is one of the most popular web browsers. Developed and promoted by Apple , it is based on the WebKit engine. The first version of the browser was released in 2003 with Mac OS X Panther.
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Bernhard is always working to make the lab a cooler place....yesterday he debuged the mysterious CNC stepper driver fails.
DeBug Computer in the 2009 Nevada Day Parade
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DeBug Computer Nevada Day Parade 2005
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DeBug Computer in the 2008 Nevada Day Parade
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This is the wire wrap job of the previously mentioned circuit.
"Debugging" this thing was "fun", as you can probably imagine.
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I have been debugging this linkage for awhile, checking and rechecking dimensions and fits, not understanding why I was not even close to getting 90° or rotation. FINALLY, I see it in Kozo's drawings... Drain Plugs have +/-45° of rotation, but the Arm Shaft only has +/-31° of rotation!
I measure about 68° of Arm Shaft rotation between Closed and Open.