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My Experience with Sennheiser PXC550 Bluetooth ANC Headset
This is my experience with Sennheiser PXC550 headset. I bought this headset primarily as a wireless Bluetooth headset, secondarily as a noise canceling headset. My main concerns were audio quality and comfort. I previously used a Bose QC35 for a day. That headphone has phenomenal noise cancellation. It could suppress almost every noise in our […]
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A quick comparison of XPRA and X2GO
In my quest to remotely access my work PC I’ve tried 2 solutions. xpra and x2go. Why not VNC or NX, or teamviewer (urgh)? Well these 2 provide something others don’t. They embed remote application windows to your current system seamlessly. Just like X forwarding but better in terms of performance. Actually they leverage the […]
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About My Master Thesis
I wanted to write about my master thesis for some time. Mostly because it was written in Turkish which makes it inaccessible to few people that could be interested in it at all. I couldn’t decide where to start. So, I though maybe a q&a format will be easier to write. Here we go. Oh, […]
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SchLibView KiCad Symbol Library Viewer – My First D Project
SchLibView is my latest GUI project. Its a simple viewer application for KiCad shematic symbol library files. It can open and list symbols from multiple files at once. Its relatively easy to use. You can just drag&drop files. It doesn’t have much in terms of features at the moment. And I don’t have any plans […]
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Elisp function to hide unittest in dlang
Here is a small snippet for emacs hide-show mode that quickly folds all unittest blocks.
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Debugging Bluetooth LE Device Using bluetoothctl Tool Under Linux
First of all don’t bother with hcitool and hciconfig tools. They are deprecated. Use bluetoothctl to connect and test your Bluetooth LE devices. It’s an interactive command line utility that provides a convenient interface for testing and probing your devices. Here is a short introduction on how to connect to a LE device that implements […]
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Hide Distracting “Hot Network Questions” on StackExchange (StackOverflow etc) sites
I’ve created a greasemonkey script to hide rather distracting “hot network questions” section on stackexchange sites. You have no idea how much of my time is lost to that innocent looking list. It is possible that it damaged my productivity more than reddit did! This script will add a “hide/show” button to turn it on, […]
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Problems in Embedded Programming
I used to have a saying; 50% of our problems are caused by improper connections. I am revising it to: 75% of our problems are caused by improper connections. Before you go bug hunting make sure you have proper connections, your cables are up to spec, clock speed is correct for your cables etc…