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Make sure D1/D7 are placed correctly. The opamps will survive the reversed zener diode (D1), but the other one (D7) is used for a boost converter which DIES if it is put in wrong.
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
I've now swapped the slow 5A14 four-channel plug-in for a 60MHz two-channel plug-in. Top two traces are /CE and R/W, as before. The lower two are two data bus bits with pull-down and pull-up resistors added to show the bus going into high-impedance state.
The Gold Scope Entrepreneurial Road across the Globe, from Toronto to New York, Montreal, Beirut & Paris is reminiscent of the Silk Road over the Asian Continent initiated in China by Skilled traders & merchants in 206 BC to link the East & the West & to introduce their products on the global market...Gold Scope Road is filled with Market Interactions, Art & Design...The latest in Beirut, Lebanon. www.goldscopebillboard.blogspot.com
No special lens needed, just a bit of patience!
Cheap Kodak digital camera up against the view finder of a telescope.
Bliss!
Hello, moon ...
Royal Netherlands Navy sailors scope out passing maritime traffic from the bridge of the HNLMS Schiedam near Copenhagen, Denmark during Baltic Sentry, a maritime patrol activity intended to deter attacks on Allied critical underwater infrastructure.
Baltic Sentry uses naval vessels, underwater drones and maritime patrol aircraft to create a net of situational awareness across the Baltic Sea, allowing Allies to spot suspicious activity and help prevent attacks before they occur.
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
Another photo through the lens of binoculars, aiming at the target. It looks like it's through the scope of a gun.
Playing around with image slicing in Processing. This is a screen capture from the application. Video: vimeo.com/77990648
Full description and code up on Github here: github.com/sspboyd/Scope
Michael Sippey, VP of Six Apart (software company behind Moveable Type) compiled a great list of the specialized lingo project managers use in their daily lives, which I found via Kottke. Reading through it, I was mentally checking off the ones I've heard personally, both at Pop Art, and in my previous lives. I fired up Illustrator, and 10 minutes later, I invented a new game: Lingo Bingo, Project Management Edition. Future editions (Creative, SEO, Developer) forthcoming. Leave other ideas in the comments at blogs.popart.com/dave-selden/archive/2008/12/16/lingo-bin....
Digiscoping this Himalayan Flameback was more of a challenge, since it wouldn't keep still. (That's my excuse for the rather blurry photo.)