Circuit working consistently for weeks on breadboard but once migrated to stripboard refuses to function anymore. Will work for less than one minute after applying heat to the negative rail, or random solder points, but always fails once it cools down again. Doesn't seem to be related to the obvious, crossed wires or bad solder joints. Have rebuilt circuit from scratch twice with same result.
So this is my first attempt at something a bit more ambitious than flashing LED lights since getting interested in electronics and coding a few weeks back and ordering an Arduino on a whim. However after s
Circuit working consistently for weeks on breadboard but once migrated to stripboard refuses to function anymore. Will work for less than one minute after applying heat to the negative rail, or random solder points, but always fails once it cools down again. Doesn't seem to be related to the obvious crossed wire or bad solder joint. Have rebuilt circuit from scratch twice with same result.
So this is my first attempt at something a bit more ambitious than flashing LED lights since getting interested in electronics and coding a few weeks back and ordering an Arduino on a whim. However after stru
There is a new bitcoin mobile wallet in beta that utilizes the TEE (Trusted Execution Environment). In short it will achieve the same level of security as having a separate hardware wallet, i.e. secure against malware. I have tried it out and it is working beautifully on my pingpong rooted GS6 920F. However, I am unable to find any word on if tripping knox or using a custom ROM/kernel will disable this functionality.
If anyone with for example XtreStoLite and/or UniKernel/UniBase could give it a try and report back I would be really grateful.
I have yet to find a good way to completely disable the high volume warning dialog on stock firmware. However, I did run into a simple and well working solution in r/tasker today which I thought I'd share here as well.
The solution works with the screen off and keyguard on, which means that you no longer will have to dig out the phone from your pocket in order to increase the volume above the threshold.
Requirements
The fix requires two paid apps, Tasker and AutoInput. I can't recommend Tasker
This will actually be my first ever build period, so needless to say I would greatly appreciate some opinions from you guys before I pull the trigger. The build will be mainly for gaming, along with the usual movie watching and other casual activities. I plan to overclock at some point, therefore the aftermarket cooler, and rely heavily on multitasking which is why I opted for 8Gb of ram. I also hope to unlock the shaders on the 6950 and possibly flash it with the 6970 bios.
I linked all the parts I could find to newegg for your convenience, but will not be buying from there as I live in Europe.