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NullPointer 🍄 (@nuiipointer.bsky.social)
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> Tiny forest ghosts
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@kevingamin @alice it's a controller for the onboard effects in some Line6 amps. So, it doesn't do anything on its own, but with an amp to match, it can do everything*.
*-By some definition of "everything", but it does a lot. They cram a ton of effects and models into their amps.
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@alice What does it do and, more importantly, does my wife, who plays electric violin, need it?
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Duuuude! I went back to American Music to look at bass guitars for fun, and the guy who usually helps me was like "we got a pedal in that works with the amp you bought last time, it's behind the counter with your name on it. Free."
It turns out to be a $200 FBV MKII 🙀
Fuck yeah 🤘
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Day 689
#WorkInProgress #MasterCopy #DaVinci #MastoArt #Art #Painting #Acrylic #LeonardoDaVinci #AcrylicPainting #KleineKunstklasse #TraditionalArt #DailyArt
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@ifixcoinops «but how do you monetize this?» :-(
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@mattblaze @boiledpotato I wonder what they'd say if I showed up with my VHF scanner and a frequency counter.
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Happy floor holes are happy!
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TULIP: The Ultimate Intelligent Peripheral for the HP-41 Handheld Calculator
[Andrew Menadue] wrote in to let us know about the TULIP-DevBoard and TULIP-Module being developed on GitHub.
TULIP is short for “The Ultimate Intelligent Peripheral” and it’s an everything expansion board for the HP-41 line of handheld calculators sold by HP from 1979 to 1990. These particular calculators support Reverse Polish notation which seems to be one of those things, like the Dvorak keyboard, where once you get used to it you can never go back.
In doing the research for this article we came across the fan site hpcalc.org which has been online since 1997, although the Way Back Machine can only go back to late 1998. Still, we were impressed. It’s fun that the site still looks very much like it did 28 years ago!
The TULIP4041 is based around the RP2350 microcontroller which you might know as the heart of a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 board. The video below the break is a talk about the present and future of the TULIP project, and the slides are here: TULIP4041 – The Next Chapter.pdf (PDF).
Thanks to [Andrew] for writing in. If you’re interested in hacking the HP-41 check out HP-41C, The Forth Edition and Nonpareil RPN HP-41 Calculator Build.
