Hackaday Podcast Episode 388: RAM-Swapping On Raspberry Pi, Raindrops On Radar, And A High-quality Mesh
This week, Hackaday Editors Elliot Williams and Al Williams had rather a lot to speak about. From recommendation for a younger hacker to utilizing a laser to interrupt right into a microcontroller, there was lots to cowl from the week in Hackaday.
From the “Point/Counter Point” division, there have been dueling posts about how large a deal it’s for Raspberry Pi to lock out RAM chip swapping. Ever need to do interactive debugging in MicroPython? For mental train, there’s the physics of raindrops changing into a radar antenna. If you’re a historical past buff, there was even information about World War I codebreaking.
For the can’t-miss articles, the large information was the problems with LoRa mesh communities presumably clashing with the FCC guidelines and tips on how to make your pc take dictation.
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Episode 388 Show Notes:
Mailbag:
- [Curioustopher] had a sound, and a query about high-fidelity audio recording.
- [Stefan], a younger hacker, wished some mission recommendation and is seeking to join with hackers in Romania.
- Mailbag nonetheless wants intro/outro music. Anyone need to whip one thing up? Send it to
[email protected].
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