Calibrating an inkjet printer using a scanner
In an ideal world, if you scan a photo and then print it, you could expect it to look the same. Of course, that’s not the case with consumer hardware….
In an ideal world, if you scan a photo and then print it, you could expect it to look the same. Of course, that’s not the case with consumer hardware….
Since you cannot install any additional dependencies on function instances, you have to include any missing tools, that you need, as static binaries in your deployment. To prepare a static…
This is a board I based roughly on a setup we had in high school, that I was taught logic gates with, once upon a time. I designed the layout…
After trying out a USB isolator to fix the audio noise that was caused by a ground loop, I continued my search for a high quality plug-and-play solution to forward…
While benchmarking a custom concurrent functor queue against standard library containers, I noticed something that I didn’t expect. The common concern about the standard containers, especially ones such as std::list,…
Executables signed with a reputable code signing certificate get better SmartScreen treatment. A signed executable proves that it hasn’t been tampered with by anyone who does not have the signature…
A couple of days ago, when hooking up my laptop to my PC’s line input, I was met with an unacceptable noise that I found was coming from a ground…
I’m setting up my old laptop next to my desktop. Currently my desktop, running Windows 10, is connected to an old Creative X-Fi USB sound card that’s no longer supported….
Happy new year! The past years have gone by quickly, and my blog has been gathering lots of dust. I’ve restored, and improved on, the layout that was in use…
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