Brilliant Minds of the Navy
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Edited once by h4zardz1. Last: 5th Jun 2014
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For the group ?
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They usually tell me they did. I check to see, and if they have, they earn the award on their record.
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Can anybody help me?
I have this save that produces a reverse binary code (8 bit) and I need a good way of storing/ displaying it in a small space. to complicate matters further I only have about 20 wifi channels that aren't already in use and the impulses that make up the code come amongst a huge amount of interference- there is only about 3/4 of a second where only the desired output is the only thing being produced. The current system is complicated, large and produces a display only 1 pixel tall. If anyone needs the current system explained to them please ask and I would be very greatful for any answers.
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I don't know what to tell ya. Maybe @dom2mom or @sandwichlizard could help with this.
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Who the website or people ?
Sounds like you don't know anything, Lol. Nothing is hard to make. It's just a pattern repeated over and over again. It only take sometime so you shouldn't be bored. The only thing that is hard is to understand what does this save do, how does it work and remember where things go. And if you make a save, you will understand how does it work but people will find it hard to understand how does it work.
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Very true. Understanding other peoples electronics is actually a very important skill. If you can do it, not only can you learn other techniques, but your own skill with problem solving and bug fixing is improved tremendously.
I'll take a look.
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Thats so true. Im none too good with electronics anyway.
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No script. I either see it myself, or they message me. We are trying to set it up as to where the AC votes on them.
