I see the answer is no to this option. When adding this option you lose other options I'd rather keep so I'll just skip the oscillator option.

I personally prefer to learn from a specific project. My general process would be as follows. Choose a project where a shift register would be requi...

@huckohio Nice transformation! It's nice to see this kind of diversity employed in the DB1 project.

It's not too bad, I have a private room I believe I can step-up 3 computers I can use one at a time. No room for any robotics work bench though. 😥

I think a lot of people don't understand what ROS truly is, it's an industrial robotic operating system. It's not really designed for individuals wh...

What I'm doing is very suited to be broken up into small dictionaries. Each dictionary will have its own manager which will be called an agency each...

I have reasons for using compound dictionaries I will be adding even more complexity to them as they will also contain lists and various other importa...

Here some simple python code giving examples of something that can be done with the dictionary very crude just starting out. def main(ar...

Same here. I just never had any problem with C++ so it never was hard for me. I suppose if I had problems when I first started out with it I would h...

There are so many videos on this Pico lately it's very exciting. I won't be able to play with these until I get back home which may be some time y...

Perseverance! To each their own on what software they wanna use but C++ is too popular for me to give up on. Of course, I haven't had any problems...

I finally got it. During my travels Microsoft Store popped up offered to install python 3.9 so I let it do it and now it's working. I once ha...

I am getting the following error message when I try to run python in Geany. Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsof...

I just reinstalled python and Geany and it still doing the same thing as before. Can you look at the dialog box in Geany under Build "set build comm...