So after taking a digital design class (which I really enjoyed) I couldn't understand one thing that was part of a lab I had. How do op-codes translate into logic gates? For example how can the op-code 0001 define a full adder, and the op-code 0010 'AND' two of the inputs.
So after taking a digital design class (which I really enjoyed) I just couldn't understand one thing that was part of a lab I had. How do op-codes translate into logic gates? For example how can the op-code 0001 define addition, and the op-code 0010 'AND' two of the inputs.
Hey folks! I'm looking into buying a new camera(open to used, but prefer new). I like to take nature pics mostly, architecture as well. I took this one with a point and shoot from 2013 (Sony DSC-H100). My budget is under $800 - $1k CAD, in Canada. But I would like that 1k to include one or two lenses.
Country: Canada
Condition: Do not mind used, prefer new
Type of camera: Preferably Mirrorless, unless it's out of the budget
Intended use: Photography
End use: Hobby
Photography style: Nature mostly, architecture as well, but also diverse
Features: Beginner friendly but also flexible
Cameras I already have: Sony DSC-H100
Cameras I am considering: Nikon Z30, Olympus OM-D E-M10
Hello everyone! I have had this ps2 for as long as I can remember, hadn’t turned it on in about a year. Turned it on today and noticed that the spinning dots while the disk is loading were just one dot, after a little research I found out this is due to the CMOS battery inside.
Second thing I noticed is the joysticks on the controller have stopped responding, could these two issues be related?
Is the CMOS battery replacement easy to do?
How could I go about fixing and diagnosing the joysticks? Are there any alternative controllers I can buy? This has made me sad as I love this console.
This was my very first shot at nature photography. Already thinking of buying a new camera, my current one takes ages to focus as it doesn't have manual focus.
So I've been thinking of having a steam remote play host server, basically make my own local cloud gaming service. Does Steam OS work well with remote play? Should I try out Sunshine instead? Would going the windows route in this case make most sense? One of the things I am looking for is wake on lan, where the host server would be asleep until steam link launches and connects. How much power would the server draw in this case, is it significant?