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*smacks dance1005*

Srew Xerox!

*pats his all-in-one Epson*
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insert code compile execute return
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You know, the last thing you want to see in a system message when fiddling with your home network is,

"If the problem persists, please contact the person who administers your network."
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I'm sure someone will find this amusing, though I'm not entirely sure who...

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(It's a little clearer than it appears in the picture - taking a picture of an analog scope is HARD)
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how u do dat
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nice on the oscopes at purdue you could put in a sequence and it'd play pong
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I really love CS:GO's 64 tick servers.
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bjork is such a queer
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:lol: potter makes such a bold statement while listening to the postal service
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pfft its nice to listen to some chill skizzmatic rythmslizms after da snare go rush
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Potter wrote:how u do dat
Silly, the scope runs Linux, of course!

Actually, it's really easy. 3 4-bit counters (two cascaded to make an 8-bit, and one used for a divide by 2 frequency scaler) clocked on hsync and reset by vsync driving an 8-bit DAC do handle vertical positioning. A single transistor and 3 resistors forms an inverting video amp which is fed the green signal and hooked up to the Z-axis input on the back of the scope. Then you set the scope up to trigger on the hsync/2 and trace the output of the DAC. Adjust the horizontal timebase until the width is right and the vertical sensitivity until the height is right, and you have a raster scan monitor from a scope with a minimum of external components. With a 10-bit DAC, I could handle full NTSC or PC modes up to 1280x1024 (though the resolution on the scope is NOT that high!).

sam wrote:nice on the oscopes at purdue you could put in a sequence and it'd play pong
The ones at Rose play a very, very good game of asteroids. They're Agilent (HP) scopes; Tektronix is more famous for pong or breakout.

My scope is an old analog scope, so there's no computer available to play games on without hooking up something external.
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MonMotha wrote:I'm sure someone will find this amusing, though I'm not entirely sure who...
Oh, come on. You knew EXACTLY who was going to find that amusing.

:lol:
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I don't think I've ever been this confused in the random thoughts thread.
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So, have I missed anything in my.....many months of not posting here?
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God Of Rock wrote:So, have I missed anything in my.....many months of not posting here?
No. More emo. More KAWAII NEKOCHAN KEKE. Well, maybe not. Some of the uber-japanophiles I guess moved to their motherland or something. Less DDR-talk, more everything people don't care about-talk.
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