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thomas@xythobuz.de
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Location: Germany (South)
Remote: Preferred
Willing to relocate: Yes
Website / Portfolio: https://www.xythobuz.de
Technologies: Embedded development with a strong Linux/Unix background. C, Python, Shell, ARM assembly.
Résumé/CV: Please request by email
Email: thomas@xythobuz.de
10 years of industry experience in embedded software development, from low-level (motor control, sensors, robotics) to high-level (network hardware), on ARM, AVR and MIPS platforms. BSc in applied information engineering. Always looking for new opportunities.Yes, I've also thought about mounting the switches vertically. And more surface should also provide more grip on the table.
I will have to do some further experimentation. Thanks!
I don't have anything fancy to show, so here's a link to my personal website with all my projects.
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No electromagnets or anything.
[1]: http://stop.zona-m.net/2018/01/indeed-it-seems-that-google-i...
Fuck the NSA!
https://arduinohistory.github.io
I think it's really appaling how the original inventor is (not) credited.
They had heard of this story, which is told often, but it's just not that simple. Problems like this should have been noticed and fixed much earlier with the proper processes.
Now blaming Catia for the organizational problems seems too easy.