This is a followup on a previous entry It has been a while since I last wrote about this but I’ve been busy: Flashing the first nRFmicro The very fist attempt at flashing the bootloader to my nRFmicro board failed miserably because I botched some pins on the main module so I used this as… Continue reading Making a bluetooth split keyboard part 2
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Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 28)
As usual this is a follow-up on a previous entry Our last session ended with us investigating Hobgoblin island and heading to the fortress, fun things happened: We found some monk-y or bard looking ogre, he was wearing eastern clothes and was playing a flute, incense and everything, when our cleric approached, he presented himself… Continue reading Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 28)
Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 27)
After a really long summer break and as a followup to my previous entry Having said our goodbyes to the Umberlee devotees, we set sail to hobgoblin-base island (that’s how I’m calling it). Our initial impression of the island was… It had been f*ed up real bad: there were a lot of longships (trident flag… Continue reading Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 27)
Making a bluetooth split keyboard (Part 1-a)
A bit of a followup on a previous entry, I’ve succeeded in turning a Chinese STM32F103 clone into a Black Magic Probe : I found some instructions in blackmagic-bluepill to follow I’ll try to summarize: wiring is important! Since the whole point of making the BMP flasher/debugger was to flash the nRFmicro, I followed the… Continue reading Making a bluetooth split keyboard (Part 1-a)
RGB WiFi enabled lamp (Part 2)
As promised in my previous entry, I’ll go into some details related to how I implemented effects on my RGB Lamp: All the code is available at my github repo or the mirror repo on my self-hosted gitea instance The idea is to have mqtt messages triggering different behavior in my code, the design consists… Continue reading RGB WiFi enabled lamp (Part 2)
Infinitime 1.2-0 on PineTime, from scratch
It seems that it is normal for me to buy stuff/parts/devkits and let them accumulate some dust before getting back to the project pile … Just recently I read on the Pine64 Blog June update that Infinitime 1.2 was coming soon… Then I remembered I had ordered a PineTime devkit (part of the first batch… Continue reading Infinitime 1.2-0 on PineTime, from scratch
Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 26)
As usual this is a follow-up on a previous entry Last session ended with us trying to rescue some people from a temple at Elvsund, this happened: We found some armor decorated with a crest: two waves parting ways from the middle (this is the same crest everywhere in the temple) Our Barbarian made an… Continue reading Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 26)
RGB WiFi enabled lamp (Part 1)
Following up on hobby projects, this past few weeks I’ve been working a lot on my abandoned WiFi enabled RGB lamp The inspiration On one of those days you end up searching for random stuff across the internet I came across a project called Twisted WiFi-controlled Desk Lamp on Thingiverse (awesome site, check it out),… Continue reading RGB WiFi enabled lamp (Part 1)
Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 23, 24 and 25)
As usual this is a follow-up on a previous entry, and since I’ve been lazy, this is going to be a triple session post… Last time we let Glabrezu loose in the palace, this is what has happened so far: While Glabrezu did his thing, we decided to go get the kids we left at… Continue reading Dungeons and Dragons: Asuria (Part 23, 24 and 25)
Making a bluetooth split keyboard (part 1)
It’s been a while since I last posted something remotely technical so I thought this would do this entry All the work is based on the Lily58 split keyboard, we will be using the nRFmicro board, which in turn will be the brain of each keyboard half The first step was to make the nRFmicro… Continue reading Making a bluetooth split keyboard (part 1)
