Hello Friends :)

I've been re-teaching myself Arduino to brush up on my C/C++ and I've been working on this project for a simple adding machine with two user inputs and a single visual output. I'm not sure what is wrong with my code.

As it stands, the code compiles without error or warning and runs on my Uno R3, but as soon as I press "NumberEntryButton" to begin building the first number, pin 13 immediately flashes 8 times, then stays solid on.

If anyone has advice or help to offer, I'd super appreciate it.

I've attached a permalink to the file in my git repo.

I never want to touch a network script again.

How does wpa_supplicant still suck major butt?

It's FreeBSD this time... am I a real Unix pornographer now?

Edit, folks asked for the wallpaper: https://images.hdqwalls.com/download/bliss-windows-xp-remastered-2025-5k-vt-3440x1440.jpg

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/52572372

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/52571973

This is absolutely 100% real. I am ashamed at my actions.

bbLean is cool though.

Go ahead, sharpen your pitchforks. I've been learning windows, there's no pain worse than that.

This machine is a 2006-ish HP Compaq dc5700s thin-client. It has 2gb DDR2 and a 3.2GHz Celeron D. I'm getting a pentium 4 HT and an 8 gig kit of ram for myself soon but wanted so stretch the absolute limits of what can be done on windows 10.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/52571973

This is absolutely 100% real. I am ashamed at my actions.

bbLean is cool though.

Go ahead, sharpen your pitchforks. I've been learning windows, there's no pain worse than that.

This is absolutely 100% real. I am ashamed at my actions.

bbLean is cool though.

Go ahead, sharpen your pitchforks. I've been learning windows, there's no pain worse than that.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/44052685 >cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/44052684 > >cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/44052682 > > >I got a new laptop with active cooling and a dGPU, so I needed to remake my dev environment. > > > > > > I'm using Sway, my file manager is Yazi, I have jellyfin-tui for music, lunarvim for development and text editing. > > > > > > This time, I uploaded my dotfiles to my git repo here so hopefully config will be faster in the future. > > > > > > I hope this screenshot isn't too 'cluttered', I just wanted to show off the environment. Open to suggestions for further customization.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/44052684

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/44052682

I got a new laptop with active cooling and a dGPU, so I needed to remake my dev environment.

I'm using Sway, my file manager is Yazi, I have jellyfin-tui for music, lunarvim for development and text editing.

This time, I uploaded my dotfiles to my git repo here so hopefully config will be faster in the future.

I hope this screenshot isn't too 'cluttered', I just wanted to show off the environment. Open to suggestions for further customization.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/44052682

I got a new laptop with active cooling and a dGPU, so I needed to remake my dev environment.

I'm using Sway, my file manager is Yazi, I have jellyfin-tui for music, lunarvim for development and text editing.

This time, I uploaded my dotfiles to my git repo here so hopefully config will be faster in the future.

I hope this screenshot isn't too 'cluttered', I just wanted to show off the environment. Open to suggestions for further customization.

I got a new laptop with active cooling and a dGPU, so I needed to remake my dev environment.

I'm using Sway, my file manager is Yazi, I have jellyfin-tui for music, lunarvim for development and text editing.

This time, I uploaded my dotfiles to my git repo here so hopefully config will be faster in the future.

I hope this screenshot isn't too 'cluttered', I just wanted to show off the environment. Open to suggestions for further customization.