So, ADD… well, let’s conclude first: it’s working now. Pretty flawlessly, too. And yes, as expected, all my frustrated random changes were fruitless and pointless; the code was more or less correct days ago. So, let’s rehash today. I slept in as much as I could… I did plan on getting up at 9, but… Read more
The 300 meg vidcast I was just downloading failed with one measly pixel to go [on the progress bar]… damnit! The VPN connection died… I was watching the progress bar and just thinking right at that moment, “you know what would really suck right at this point?…”. asdf;lkjawre;toginadfv;oaidfhg;asijdflckjh
In theme with the previous comment on interior doors, I think I’ve had enough of shared living. Sure, Travis & Aidan are pretty good as far as housemates go; they’re not typically inconsiderate or anything. It’s just the simple logistics of sharing a house with people who don’t share timetables or lifestyles; I tend to… Read more
So this morning we gave our ENP presentation. Rob & I stayed up until the wee hours this morning pouring over the legalese covering aviation in Australia – specifically the CAR (Civil Aviation Regulations) 1988, CASR (Civil Aviation Safety Regulations) 1998 and CAA (Civil Aviation Act) 1988. And all the amendments. And CASA (Civil Aviation… Read more
So, another day, another few hours of my life forever wasted. Today’s ADD bug was particular sinister – the seven-segment display was displaying all the digits over each other, as I noted previously. The trick with this quad-digit display is that it only has one set of segment inputs; you can direct which if any… Read more
Rob & I spent most of the day in the ADD lab, working on ADD and, in his case, the ENP presentation for tomorrow morning. It took me a little while to get the code to compile; HDL Designer had gone and randomly renamed dozens of signals, as it tends to do, which I then… Read more
It was so cold this morning that it took me nearly an hour just to work up the courage to leap out of bed to turn the heater on… which is 2 metres away. It then took nearly a whole ‘nother hour to warm the room up to a reasonable temperature. My window had ice… Read more