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pycrc v0.7.4 released  (24 January 2010)
Version 0.7.4 of pycrc is a feature enhancement and bug fix release. As a result from the comparison of pycrc's parameters with Greg Cook's catalogue of common CRC algorithms some parameters have changed. This version also contains a few minor bugfixes.   Read more...

Pictures from Ryazan  (16 January 2010)
Some pictures from Ryazan, Russia, at -20° Celsius.   Read more...

userial firmware v1.8  (31 October 2009)
userial firmware v1.8 is a minor bugfix release. This version fixes a bug in the calculation of the SPI frequency. Many thanks to Zoran Stojkovic.   Read more...

pycrc v0.7.3 released  (25 October 2009)
Version 0.7.3 of pycrc is only a small feature enhancement release: a new CRC model, crc-64-jones was added. Thanks to Waterspirit.   Read more...

How to print a booklet under Linux without a duplex printer  (11 October 2009)
A short text on how to generate and print booklets under Linux. It is the result of a lenghtly trial-and-error processes. That's why I went to sketch the necessary steps down, mainly for my own use.   Read more...

10,000 downloads of pycrc  (10 October 2009)
Today pycrc has passed the threshold of 10,000 downloads. We hope as many people have enjoyed working with pycrc. Thanks to everyone who has contributed!   Read more...

Setting up a HP Laserjet 2100tn for printing with Linux  (04 October 2009)
Recently, I got a HP Laserjet 2100tn. This page describes the configuration steps I took to set it up to fit my needs printing from Linux.   Read more...

pycrc v0.7.2 released  (30 September 2009)
Version 0.7.2 of pycrc is a small bugfix release: the result of the Python table-driven code was not being evaluated at all. Thanks to Ildar Muslukhov.   Read more...

userial firmware v1.7  (26 September 2009)
Firmware v1.7 of userial is out! This version adds support for ADC ports and updates to LUFA version 090924.   Read more...

Digital Filters with GNU Octave  (12 September 2009)
Just a short note on how to design a Digital Filter with GNU Octave   Read more...

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