Monthly Archives: September 2019

The Binder Project

Thanks to Google Cloud and OVH for sponsoring our computers ?! How it works 1 Enter your repository information Provide in the above form a URL or a GitHub repository that contains Jupyter notebooks, as well as a branch, tag, or commit hash. Launch will build your Binder repository.

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Connecting lots of slaves to a bus without using a lot of logic

I’m not quite sure why, but most of the time when I examine a design on-line that someone has posted to a forum, there are very few bus components. There’s typically a CPU (Microblaze, Nios2, or ARM), some kind of SDRAM memory, perhaps a flash device, and then one or two other peripherals.

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1980s Joystick USB Conversion

This original Cheetah 125 Joystick from the 1980s has had a loving conversion with shiny new microswitches, arcade buttons and a Pimoroni Player X controller board. It now has four independent “fire” buttons and connects via USB, ready for some serious RetroPie gaming action.

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Preparing your project being open sourced

In a previous article, we helped you submit your first contribution. You now want to launch your own open source project but you don’t know what to do before letting everyone view your code ? No worries, in this article we will give you all the pre-requisites you need to launch your project.

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