Dominik Schlösser

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The problem persists (Arch Linux, Python 3.7). It seems to be caused by Python version naming-confusions when building the PIP package: part of the make procedure copies things to `bin/python3`...

analogRead() didn't solve the problem for me. I still got wasPressed out of thin air.

Retesting. I made a mistake before, replacing digitalRead() in the button construction, and not in ::read(). As soon as I corrected that (now analogRead in button::read()), the speaker starts making...

ok, only DEBOUNCE didn't work as expected. Fortunately dacWrite() fixes the speaker noise, so I try now with DEBOUNCE 30ms and analogRead() in button::read()...

So I can confirm that setting both DEBOUNCE_MS=30 and replacing digitalRead() with analogRead() in button::read() does solve the problem! Tx!

As for the initial build failure (basically no include files are found on non-Ubuntu-18.04 platforms), this seems to be caused by incompatiblities between `make` versions: The include path is composed...

The package in julia package manager doesn't seem to contain the repl code. Simply use the dev version (in package manager: `dev LispSyntax`. That updates to 0.2.1, and repl is...

I was thinking along the lines of an epub-download-button: that would allow to download the text on mobile (or other devices) using the (mobile) ebook readers on phones or tablets....

An offset of several hundred milliseconds between PPS signal and serial time is to be expected and not necessarily a problem. Did you follow the instructions at: [Synchronizing the offset...