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[05:01:55] <phinxy> how do you round up a fixed point integer of the multiple 10,000 ?
[05:02:20] <phinxy> for example i have 239256 representing 23 and i want it to round up
[05:02:57] <phinxy> do i just add +555 and then divide?
[05:14:00] <cehteh> something like that
[05:14:22] <cehteh> +500 .. no need to round the digits later
[06:28:44] <Lambda_Aurigae> http://www.roboticstrends.com/article/next_gen_atlas_robot_from_boston_dynamics_is_incredible
[09:12:17] <rue_house> it still cant hold its feet still
[09:47:20] <Gerritjan> do sombody if WS2812 will give alot of light?
[09:52:04] <rue_house> light?
[09:52:20] <Gerritjan> yes its a led strip
[09:52:27] <liwakura> WS2812 is just the controller, how much light the led gives depends on the led's itself
[09:52:37] <Jartza> https://forums.adafruit.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=44064
[09:53:00] <Jartza> but yes, depends of the led manufacturer
[09:53:06] <Jartza> that's for adafruit ws2812
[09:54:05] <liwakura> from my experience, Adafruit things are often very, very bright
[09:54:37] <Gerritjan> oke thx
[09:54:58] <liwakura> Gerritjan: what do you want to do?
[09:55:55] <Gerritjan> well for the cam for some more light and people can read a manual :D
[09:59:56] <liwakura> okay, then it will be enough
[10:00:55] <Gerritjan> oke thx
[10:03:35] <liwakura> in doubt just google for a YT where someone is boasting about their setup
[11:29:23] <liwakura> im so mad
[11:30:04] <liwakura> media is going insane over glyphosate being found in beer, because glyphosate might possibly cause cancer
[11:30:35] <liwakura> its not like beer consists of 5% of an toxic well known carcinogen named ethanol
[11:30:53] <liwakura> and the sheeple are buying that shit
[11:31:19] <liwakura> god im on this planet for just 22 years and i already hate it that fucking much
[11:31:43] <liwakura> sorry for ranting
[11:34:10] <aandrew> lol
[11:34:19] <aandrew> I like my glyphosate, thank you very much
[11:34:23] <aandrew> and my ethanol
[11:34:39] <CasperAtWork> the media love to make drama where there is none
[11:34:46] <liwakura> im also going to drink just to forget all this shit
[11:34:58] <aandrew> sounds like the same idiots who say "the same chemical that is in my yoga mat is in bread! OHNOES!!!!!11!!!!!1ELEVEN!!
[11:35:25] <CasperAtWork> "oh look! this DRINKABLE product contain ACETONE !!!! Acetone disolve paint! It HAVE to be BAD for the HEALTH!!!!!" ....
[11:35:43] <CasperAtWork> while the body actually produce actetone when it decompose some food...
[11:35:46] <liwakura> "oh god im just so heavy because i have iron in my blood"
[11:35:49] <aandrew> purely anecdotal
[11:36:10] <CasperAtWork> ... and the quantity is so small that it really do not mater anyway
[11:36:17] <aandrew> but I played with big blobs of mercury as a kid. I still hold solder in my mouth. I'm not saying these chemicals aren't harmful, but jesus let's not go overboard here
[11:36:44] <CasperAtWork> someone should forward that DHMO site to the media... and see who actually fall for it...
[11:37:02] <aandrew> heh
[11:37:03] <CasperAtWork> http://dhmo.org/ <=== that one
[11:37:13] <CasperAtWork> if you don't know it, it's worth a read
[11:37:24] <aandrew> I like timecube as well
[11:39:32] <CasperAtWork> Some of the known perils of Dihydrogen Monoxide are: Death due to accidental inhalation of DHMO, even in small quantities DHMO is a major component of acid rain. Gaseous DHMO can cause severe burns. Found in biopsies of pre-cancerous tumors and lesions. Given to vicious dogs involved in recent deadly attacks.
[11:49:16] <CasperAtWork> Despite the known dangers of DHMO [...] Some of the well-known uses of Dihydrogen Monoxide are: as an industrial solvent and coolant, in nuclear power plants, by the U.S. Navy in the propulsion systems of some older vessels, in biological and chemical weapons manufacture, as a major ingredient in many home-brewed bombs, by the Church of Scientology on their members...
[11:49:18] <CasperAtWork> ...and their members' families (although surprisingly, many members recently have contacted DHMO.org to vehemently deny such use), historically, in Hitler's death camps in Nazi Germany, and in prisons in Turkey, Serbia, Croatia, Libya, Iraq and Iran,
[11:50:03] <aczid> presentation slides from a workshop on AVR reverse engineering:
http://www.radare.org/get/avrworkshops2016.pdf
[11:50:12] <aczid> hints at exploit development too
[11:52:46] <CasperAtWork> oh? that's what avr mean?!?
[11:52:56] <CasperAtWork> atmel claimed it mean nothing...
[11:53:34] <CasperAtWork> Alf (EgilBogen) and Vegard(Wollan)’s RISC processor
[11:54:01] <aczid> could be atmel virtual risc too
[11:55:21] <aczid> this is probably the original acronym though :)
[12:12:01] <CasperAtWork> and only 1 job left on the table: windows 8.1 installation... from 8... It is doing the final stage of the 8.1 upgrade... then all the updates...
[12:13:21] <julius> hi
[12:15:10] <cehteh> ho
[12:25:43] <CasperAtWork> So, yesterday we got about everything for the weather... snow, rain, ice, freezing ice, more rain...
[12:26:26] <CasperAtWork> the city did not clean the street, or barelly did (it is better to let shit on the road than have freezing rain transform it into an ice ring)
[12:26:36] <CasperAtWork> it all melted due to the rain and highish temperature
[12:26:50] <CasperAtWork> now today we have wet road....
[12:26:58] <CasperAtWork> ... NOW they started to "clean" the streets...
[12:27:12] <CasperAtWork> ... there is nothing in the street...
[12:56:21] <julius> thats how burocrats work
[12:56:24] <julius> how do you speel that?
[12:57:50] <inkjetunito> bureaucrat
[12:59:45] <inkjetunito> pronouncing eau is easy. just take the list of vowels and eliminate those in 'eau'. then, choose one of the remaining ones and pronounce it long
[13:00:12] <grafi_> Hi, I'm writing from SDRAM to a SD card using PDCA. But when I check the SD card every byte from the SDRAM is written as word, three zero bytes followed by my value. I'm not sure how to solve this?
[13:01:28] <grafi_> my pdca transfer_size is set to byte
[13:08:39] <grafi_> looks like the SDRAM is saving bytes as word
[13:20:04] <CasperAtWork> fun fact: the reason why there is too many letters is: back then when near nobody knew how to write, the scribles were paid by the letters...
[13:28:24] <julius> inkjetunito, thank you
[17:32:41] <MarkX> any quick way to export project settings and import them into a new project?
[17:35:36] <MarkX> oh right
[17:35:39] <MarkX> in atmel studio 7
[17:35:42] <MarkX> forgot to clarify that
[20:42:34] <Shavik> Hey guys, I'm working on my first Atmel SAM device. I'm used to the AVR 6 pin ISP connector but as I'm working on my 2x5 SAM JTAG connector, I can't seem to find any diagrams online that show the pinout WITH which side the "key" of the tiny 50 mil 2x5 connector goes on
[20:43:32] <Shavik> I have and am used to my AVR ISP Mk2 and recently got an Ice with the AVR/SAM capability and assume I'd just move the cable to the SAM side and use the mid line 2x5 50 mil pitch connector to program my Atmel ARM device?
[20:48:16] <Shavik> http://rn-wissen.de/wiki/images/a/a0/Jtagsignale.gif Just found this. Is this correct for this?
http://media.digikey.com/Photos/Atmel%20Photos/MFG_ATATMEL-ICE.jpg
[20:48:34] <Shavik> 2nd cable down, mid line connector if I'm not mistaken
