<rqou>
also i keep forgetting just how physically large DIP-<more than 8> chips are
<azonenberg_work>
That is new
<rqou>
cut tape is still same as usual though
<rqou>
so maybe this is only for tube-packaged parts
<rqou>
hmm azonenberg_work random question: how important is MSL for non-bga parts? have you ever popcorned a part?
<azonenberg_work>
I have never popcorned a part period, BGAs included
<azonenberg_work>
but I do a fairly conservative not-too-steep reflow profile, i dehumidify my garage as much as i can
<azonenberg_work>
And i pre-emptively bake expensive chips that have been open for a while before i solder them
<rqou>
eh, i would probably just not even open expensive chips until i need them
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<rqou>
also pic12f's look totally worthless except for going into the chem lab
<rqou>
they can barely even blink leds :P
<rqou>
even though for some inexplicable reason these parts have an ADC
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<azonenberg>
rqou: i managed to do a bunch of servo control on a 12f683
<rqou>
lol sure
<rqou>
all 6 of them
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<rqou>
scipy.integrate.odeint is _slow_
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<cr1901_modern>
I love the pic10s b/c how smol they are. azonenberg should like them b/c hey, no interrupts :D!
<felix_>
hmm, weren't the small pics those horrible controllers with bank switching?
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<qu1j0t3>
felix_: i think that feature exists up to PIC18, but it's a while since i looked closely at them
* qu1j0t3
could be wrong
<azonenberg>
unfeature? :p
<azonenberg>
These days i wont use anything smaller than a pic32
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<gruetzkopf>
mips time.
<cr1901_modern>
cyrozap: Afraid to say it, but "bindto" doesn't work
<cr1901_modern>
I suppose I'll fire up wireshark
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<azonenberg_work>
OK, this is progress
<azonenberg_work>
I can now correctly parse a .proto file in my compiler
<azonenberg_work>
right now i just print all of the fields and discard them, i dont actually *do* anything with the parsed data...
<cr1901_modern>
azonenberg_work: This is a stupid question, but a firewall will not prevent a port from being opened in a program, correct? It'll just prevent traffic from reaching the port?
<azonenberg_work>
It depends on how the FW is built
<azonenberg_work>
on linux, iptables based firewalling? you're correct
<cr1901_modern>
windoze
<azonenberg_work>
Some of the windows firewalls have in the past (unsure if they still do) actually hooked the bind(2) syscall
<azonenberg_work>
Dont know
<azonenberg_work>
my guess is most of the time yes
<azonenberg_work>
but some of the more invasive stuff like Norton? who knows
<azonenberg_work>
back in the day norton was full of kernel patches and other fun stuff
<cr1901_modern>
openocd has a telnet port open on 4444. It's bound to all interfaces. wireshark says traffic is reaching the interface. But netstat says "LISTENING" without changing to "ESTABLISHED"
<cr1901_modern>
I only use Defender
<azonenberg_work>
huh
<cr1901_modern>
A wrinkle is that my network connection is bridged to a virtual interface that I (used to) use for DOSBOX games, but ftp can connect just fine ._.