And also to set custom place for the text to be displayed, we can use tft.setCursor(x,y); and then print the text as shown in the video

Where did he put the wires I couldn'y see 😭😭😭

How do you connect the solar panel to charge the battery?

please provide the code too

we have to connect 3.3v pin of esp32 or 5v pin

when i type make in the terimal its giving me error and not making the build file help me out

How did you connect them together?

Why I'm impressed

I listen to this for entertainment purpose.. Years of engineering 🥲 makes me sitting on top of ArgoCD k8s looking at Nasm with deep appreciation

I used your work here to help guide me for this Halloween's project, than you. :-D We have built a pirate ship prop and couldn't stand that the fog was only arbitrary . . . I wanted cannons! Finally finished it this weekend. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWG0oqJoibSrlas The original ship: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foqxanmPrsd8m7M

Hi, I get ➜ assembly git:(main) ✗ ./ex6 Hey![1] 74699 segmentation fault (core dumped) ./ex6 This is my code: global _start _start: sub esp, 4 mov [esp], byte 'H' mov [esp+1], byte 'e' mov [esp+2], byte 'y' mov [esp+3], byte '!' mov eax, 4 ; sys_write syscall mov ebx, 1 ; stdout file descriptor mov ecx, esp ;pointer to bytes to write mov edx, 4 ; number of bytes to write int 0x80 ; perform syscall

I really like this video! It was very informative! Thank you!

Cool idea

I was wondering if you could put a mask over a skeleton head

thank u

Hello, how can reach you about the GPS? I have a project and I'm having some trouble. I would like to inquire more from you.

Thank you so much for your explanations! Some of the best!

Something like that little stacker sized up to fit Pi 8s with NVME bases / NVME drives would be pretty awesome...

wait how do i view the stack in visual studio

just realized this vid is 6 years old

love these tutorials man

FYI, every Lora I have tested Is always at 908.875 MHz

great video on setup. slowly bringing a 5-node cluster online, which I got from a college student whom besides not wanting to pack it to go home (from Ct. to Ca.), I'm guessing lost interest. I'm starting with the latest 15-Mar-2024 lite 64-bit image. my question, is once everything is up and running, how do I go about running an actual app, that will take advantage of all the nodes, i.e. something like rarcrack, which is a pre-compiled app. thanks

Just a pro-tip for anyone that stumbles across this. Do NOT solder parts while they are plugged into your breadboard. Some high quality breadboards might be able to withstand those temps. But the vast majority cannot. And you'll melt the plastic around the hole.

Nice !!

Can you program it to play Xbox , playstation and PC games ?

Can the receiver module receive from an unknown remote on the same frequency?

Oh my gawd i just realised my teacher at school was teaching us assembly language... Holy crap

why do people always use an assembler to explain assembly? as much as you think it makes sense to, it doesn't.... assembling means you're going up to a higher language... to explain assembly you have to reference a decompiler, not an assembler. :(

5:11 kinda missed jnz there (jump if not zero) if you code a loop with a countdown for example its pretty usefull but thats probably one of the special cases you mentioned there

64 bit assembly series please!!! Thanks for this one too.

Thank you!

get back to making more videos ya lazy mofo 🙀

What was that Creepy thing he did at the beginning???

very useful and informative video, amazing work

Use nrf24l01

TX -> TX ? TX -> RX?

range?

Best assembly lecture I ever had…why I wasted so much time in uni😂

I made it all the wrong way😂😢

can i made cell phone jamer usging this device

Came here because I have an issue related to the machines and everything you've done is exactly as I have, thank you for confirming. All the code questions: If you've ever touched an Arduino, it's not that hard figure it out. Use a module as shown in the video (mechanical or SSR) to avoid smoking the Arduino. Relay + to Arduino 5v, - to Arduino GND, pick any digital pin, in this case D8, then const int relayPin = 8; void setup() { pinMode(relayPin, OUTPUT); } void loop() { // Turn the relay switch ON, for this relay, LOW digitalWrite(relayPin, LOW); delay(500); // Turn the relay switch OFF, for this relay HIGH digitalWrite(relayPin, HIGH); delay(10000); } Reverse LOW/HIGH if your relay requires HIGH to turn on. Add Serial.println() 's as desired.

GReat video, thanks. MInd sharing the code?

GReat video, thanks. MInd sharing the code?

Subbed, this is useful for reverse engineering and game hacking

where is code file

Thanks for the knowledge! I hope the mentioned next series of videos will see the light of day

Thanks for the knowledge!

Thanks for the knowledge!

Thanks for the knowledge!