As a continuation from my motor shield article, I put my motor shield and Arduino combination on wheels and added a wireless shield to go with them.
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A short note that I just pushed support for attiny4313 processor to AVR-Ada repository. I am not sure does that make into AVR-Ada 1.2.x release, but most likely it will be in AVR-Ada 1.2.x+1 or 1.3.x release.
In theory, support for attiny4313 should …
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Using a motor from Arduino is somewhat complex since you cannot directly connect the motor to the pins Arduino. Instead …
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AVR-Ada is not only meant for Arduinos and other boards which use atmega series processors, but it can be also used with attiny processors.
I assembled a minimal attiny2313 setup on a breadboard so …
[more]My father had forgotten the BIOS password of his IBM Thinkpad T42 laptop and I promised to take a look at it.
It turns out that there is a relatively easy way to recover the password.
However, I didn't have parts described in the instructions, so instead I used Arduino …
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