EvanTeitelman
Member Since: October 2, 2010
Country: United States
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If you’re curious about me, take a look at my projects on
Github.
If you’re an Arch-Linux-using penetration tester or hacker, check out
BlackArch.
If you’re looking for a decent codebase and development platform for the STM32
series of microcontrollers, check out
PygmyOS.
Feel free to email me about anything: teitelmanevan at gmail dot com
PGP key: EA87E4E3
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I see. I thought the password just prevented unauthorized writing.
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T55x7-type cards are susceptible to cloning.
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Indeed. In the 1970s, there were more scientists predicting global warming than there were predicting global cooling.
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Looking at the servo’s manufacturer product page, I believe the servo is rated for 6.0-7.4V.
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The datasheet says this servo is rated for 4.8-6.0V but the product page says it is rated for 6.0-7.4V. Which one is correct?
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Out of curiosity, is it the responsibility of the manufacturer, the responsibility of the distributor, or the responsibility of both the manufacturer and the distributor to ensure that a device is labelled correctly?
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So I would have lost anyways. I’m bad at this.
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This is a couple of years late but I use this with Arch with no problems.
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+1
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Fantastic. If you’re working on a design and need some design review, feel free to stop by the IRC channel. People there are always willing to help.
No public wish lists :(