When using Zephyr, it is common to use mcuboot as the bootloader. However, you sometimes need to configure mcuboot separately from Zephyr. In order to do this, use: The thing to remember here is that when we are doing a … Continue reading
I realize that my site here is mostly a geared towards a technical audience(however limited that is), but there comes a time that I feel the need to speak up on current events in the US. This is one of … Continue reading
So I’ve been messing around with Arduinos a lot lately, and I figured I should take some time to explain why I feel that Arduino is one of the best ways to program microcontrollers(with some caveats, of course). Pro #1: … Continue reading
So I just had a bit of an adventure here today with GNOME3 and trying to get screen recording to work. I run Debian 12 on all of my systems, and the screen recording works fine on my desktop but … Continue reading
As we’ve seen in the news lately, ChatGPT has been making a lot of headlines with people saying things such as “AI” about it. I haven’t used ChatGPT or any of the other “AI” systems that have now been released(e.g. … Continue reading
“Quit Patton yourself on the back”
A few years ago, I got an Athearn SD40 in C&O livery: Unfortunately, the incandescent lights that the Athearn locomotives come with by default are terrible and don’t last very long, so this locomotive has been running without lights for … Continue reading
Have you heard of the new short-form video app for software developers? It’s called Tcl/Tk.
For a unit test that I’m writing for some code at the moment, I need to create a thread that doesn’t do anything. Well, the easiest way to do this is to do a lambda function. And since we don’t … Continue reading
I recently wanted to play my Gamecube again, so I turned it on for the first time in a while. Unfortunately, it would no longer read any of the disks that I had. Upon some internet searching, it seemed like … Continue reading