Mini microcomputer recommendations?
@freakazoid Some of the Atmel stuff is pretty easy to work with and is even breadboard friendly. Something like this might be a good starting point work out from? http://www.nerdkits.com/kits/
I've failed at home toilet repairs. Fortunately it's all stuff in the tank that's wrong so I've disconnected the water to prevent it from doing any more damage and I've got a bucket that I can use for flushing until I get a plumber out to take care of it. Why do people install toilets so close to corners such that there's no way to see what you're doing and can't get a wrench in the space? Maybe I'll give it one more try.
With the new computer for the roaster I have a good excuse to do a rework of the software that I've wanted to take care of for several years now. It's nice finally being able to take advantage of C++ features introduced after 2005 so I'm writing considerably less code in some cases and am able to do certain things in ways that have fewer corner cases to watch out for.
@Gargron "Look at all these cats!"
The utility shutoff scam is making the rounds again. If you get a call from someone claiming to be your power company saying they're going to disconnect your gas/electric for lack of payment, that's probably not real. If they want you to buy gift cards to make the payment that you don't owe, that's definitely not real.
@psolkaiyn Yes, she's a very good cat.
@yomimono Looks that way.
@whiskeysailor I'd much rather do Shark Week (have swam with sharks, would totally do that again) than Shark Tank.
PIC programmer arrived today. I have a device with header pins for that from a company that put out new firmware (open sourced even so I can further mess with that if I want) that turns the device into something way better than what they sold it as. Their advice was to get the cheapest clone I could find so it took a while for that to ship from China.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.