My daughter is in 7th. Classmate of hers died by suicide this year. Super tragic, really shook the class.

Sweet project! I've been meaning to make one of these myself for my garage. You selling these?

One other note about Kicad, it will import Eagle designs! I've tried it and it's not too bad of an import.

Sweet, nice to hear about a fellow Kicad user! I haven't designed a full board yet, but am toying with it. It's nice! What was your project? Any links?

yeah super entertaining, this guy. we def need to keep giving this guy a bigger tax break than the rest of us.

honey the codewitch wrote:

I'm in the distinct political minority here.

That's possible, but you aren't alone either. :)

I love line 201:

    CMP     BX,AX          ; enough for EXEC?
    JB      EXECMER        ; nope... cry

Prolly time for another viewing of wat[^]

I'd like to live long enough to see my kids married and having their own kids. I'd like to live long enough to visit every continent with my wife. I'd like to live long enough to code & tinker until I hate it (doubtful).

If you want to go old-school and just look at raw hex, stick with RealTerm. I've used it for years, it's open source. A bit wonky, but super powerful, supports scripting, dumping to a file, etc. But recently, I just discovered Device Monitoring Studio. It's not expensive and extremely powerful. It plugs into your serial port driver so that you can see outgoing and incoming traffic, with hex display. You can color code your packets by protocol and create your own.

If you want to go old-school and just look at raw hex, stick with RealTerm[^]. I've used it for years, it's open source. A bit wonky, but super powerful, supports scripting, dumping to a file, etc. But recently, I just discovered Device Monitoring Studio[^]. It's not expensive and extremely powerful. It plugs into your serial port driver so that you can see outgoing and incoming traffic, with hex display. You can color code your packets by protocol and create your own.

If you want to go old-school and just look at raw hex, stick with RealTerm[^]. I've used it for years, it's open source. A bit wonky, but super powerful, supports scripting, dumping to a file, etc. But recently, I just discovered Device Monitoring Studio. It's not expensive and extremely powerful. It plugs into your serial port driver so that you can see outgoing and incoming traffic, with hex display. You can color code your packets by protocol and create your own.

If you want to go old-school and just look at raw hex, stick with RealTerm[^]. I've used it for years, it's open source. A bit wonky, but super powerful, supports scripting, dumping to a file, etc. But recently, I just discovered Device Monitoring Studio[^]. It's not expensive and extremely powerful. It plugs into your serial port driver so that you can see outgoing and incoming traffic, with hex display. You can color code your packets by protocol and create your own.

If you want to go old-school and just look at raw hex, stick with RealTerm[^]. I've used it for years, it's open source. A bit wonky, but super powerful, supports scripting, dumping to a file, etc. But recently, I just discovered Device Monitoring Studio[^]. It's not expensive and extremely powerful. It plugs into your serial port driver so that you can see outgoing and incoming traffic, with hex display. You can color code your packets by protocol and create your own.