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[00:45:35] <RootB> hello avr
[00:45:38] <RootB> anyone here uses the msp430
[01:58:42] <RootB> has anyone here used the MSP?
[03:26:57] <sabor> RootB: no, try #msp430
[03:27:22] <sabor> or just ask your question...
[04:00:24] <Emil> bss36504: because Im not doing a dimmer
[09:20:47] <bss36504> Emil: So? Just use it like a switch.
[10:52:53] <LeoNerd> Anyone tried Rust on an AVR chip yet?
[10:54:00] <bss36504> I would think that your chip shouldnt have any rust on it ;)
[10:55:15] <skz81> neither salt, sugar, dirt...
[10:55:23] <skz81> pepper
[10:56:04] * LeoNerd ponders "Rust on AVR" to the tune of Smoke on the Water
[10:56:14] <LeoNerd> No, doesn't quite fit
[10:56:25] <LeoNerd> "Rust on the Atmel"does
[10:56:58] <bss36504> what a friggin nerrrrrrrd
[10:58:02] <specing> LeoNerd: you can do Ada
[10:58:17] <LeoNerd> Yes I know but I'm not a contractor for the US DoD in 1990
[10:58:20] <LeoNerd> So I don't want to use Ada
[10:58:43] <specing> lol
[10:58:46] <specing> k
[22:38:30] <ewong> heh.. went to atmel's site to check out the Atmel_ICE.. noticed for the price of the ATATMEL-ICE is USD133.7
[22:56:34] <Tom_L> http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/atmel/ATATMEL-ICE-PCBA/ATATMEL-ICE-PCBA-ND/4753383
[22:56:36] <Tom_L> bare board
[22:56:49] <Tom_L> http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/atmel/ATATMEL-ICE-BASIC/ATATMEL-ICE-BASIC-ND/4753381
[22:56:54] <Tom_L> same thing in a box
[22:57:27] <Tom_L> http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/atmel/ATATMEL-ICE/ATATMEL-ICE-ND/4753379
[22:57:32] <Tom_L> in a box with cables
[22:57:37] <Tom_L> 3 options
[23:15:28] <Casper> it's sad that they make those that expensive
[23:15:35] <theBear> don't be sad
[23:15:59] <Casper> I'm always like... make those cheap, and more will get on avr and more sale so more money...
[23:16:05] <Casper> hihi theBear !
[23:16:21] <Casper> you didn't answered on the where you were in the last few days! you were offline for too long!
[23:17:04] <sabor> you can always look on aliexpress if you do not want to pay american prices for chinese electronics
[23:17:38] <Casper> and get bad clone?
[23:18:02] <sabor> often also good clones, i'm happy with my usbasp's
[23:18:20] <Casper> the ice is not the asp
[23:18:29] <sabor> i didn;t say that
[23:19:15] <theBear> i answered a few people, there's 799 in there thismorning, i can't answer everyone... but i was runoutta real net and fone net, so i was err, how you go when the power turns off, kinda at a loss
[23:19:17] <sabor> i wonder if these cheap jtag ice work nice...
[23:19:53] <Casper> no power for a week?!?
[23:21:56] <theBear> no net silly
[23:22:09] <theBear> only difference was lights and fta tv really
[23:22:15] <theBear> but you guys can't tell if i'm watching tv
[23:22:23] <theBear> i don't think yer can :)
[23:23:23] <sabor> not when the network is down ;)
[23:23:35] <Casper> https://youtu.be/1RJInZzjLWc?t=60 LOL at the dissassembling!
[23:31:49] <sabor> haha
[23:32:43] <sabor> why are people buying these awful "candle" lights?
[23:39:22] <Casper> because it's cheap?
[23:41:04] <theBear> maybe they think shattering them on youtube looks like fun
[23:41:51] <Casper> possibly
[23:42:56] <theBear> at old work (entertainment industry including lighting kinda place) there were some big "flame lights" (well couple little ones too i spose) which had something like a pc bldc fan with a cylinder of really light silky kinda material above it with a not-square-cut often kinda frayed "top" end, and some little kinda flamey colour lights mm, i think inside it above the fan, and they looked surprisingly pleasant and even somewhat flame-like from any kinda
[23:42:57] <theBear> distance