Search options (Page 19 of 137)

I think it's very unlikely that this error would be caused by your browser configuration. More likely, it was just a random fluke. If you keep seeing the same error, it's probably because the page with the error is cached. try refreshing the page and see if the error disappears.

One of those lucky coincidences. Like when someone figured out that one of Ikea's shelves was perfect for fitting 19" rack gear.

He has actually stated previously that he prefers e-mail (click the e-mail link on his profile page after clicking his name) or the ASM Retro contact form. Sending a PM here doesn't generate an e-mail, so someone won't see their PM before they visit the site.

http://asmretro.com/contact

There is not. LittleFM's mode was, in turn, meant to be compatible with the transfer mode implemented in Nanoloop's MIDI adapter. I could of course implement your protocol if you send me a specification, or just a ROM that I can reverse engineer.

Guilty. I asked him to show the serial number (which he added as a photo) then I sent him a response with which year I thought the unit was made, based on my collected data about DMGs. In this message I also told it was overpriced and told him to watch that video.

Really though, I think he's just hoping for a donation in disguise for his engagement ring.

What happens if you disconnect the button? Then the repeated flashing should stop if nothing else is wrong. Also can you confirm HOW trhe switch is connected, and how the resistor is connected? Also, which value the resistor is. You must test this with the power turned off for the reading to be accurate. (Assuming you're using a multimeter.) Otherwise, what are the color of the bands on the resistor?

What? Facebook offers translation links everywhere, but I don't think I've seen, or heard anything about them doing it preemptively, without the user's knowledge.

I think most sites that are any smaller than Google or Facebook etc have chosen to not do any kind of auto translation. It's likely both costly to keep it running, and bad enough quality that it's not worth it.

I can think of two reasons why the conversation went smoother here though.
1) Since the PMs here are not expected to be a realtime conversation, you can take your time, which probably helps. On Facebook, you may feel compelled to answer as quickly as possible after the ding.
2) Maybe the conversation on Facebook was less technical like you said? Maybe the person has learnt some of the technical terms in English because he first saw those terms in English, or because they are similar to the English equivalent in his native language. On the other hand, just regular words needed for a regular conversation might be more difficult.