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As a parent who lives in a human trafficking hub of a city I wish I could sew tiny trackers in my kids clothes and shoes and track from my phone.

Why can 'ebx' store a maximum of 164? If I "int 0x80" after "mov ebx, 420" the exit status will always be 164. I could not find the answer online.

what is the pin connection with the arduino, i have jumper cables and would like to know how to connect the board with the radio module

I feel privileged that the first language I learnt was IBM 1401 autocoder. I then went onto IBM 360 Assembler and so the concepts of x86 Assemble language are relatively easy. 360 processors had 16 general purpose registers and 4 (I think) floating point registers. Addresses of storage were calculated as base and displacement, that is, four bits denoting the base register and twelve bit denoting the offset from the address in that register.

thank you, i wanst able to see it, now to see it it seems so easy, thank you for helping

Thank you sooooo much, man! I found it really hard to find good resources on assembly but you really knocked it out of the park.

Just Bought one! Can't wait to start experimenting. Thanks a ton for the video!!!

awful construction. Really not fit for purpose.

Best assembly introduction!

you have got to do a video on how you did it man. this is just too awesome!!!

For anyone else who ran into this issue like I did, mov eax, 4 is for 32 bit. If you're working on a 64 bit like I am the system call number is different. mov eax, 1

This helped me to solve my esp_camera.h not found❤

what USB driver do we need?

here's the code: #include <esp32cam.h> #include <WebServer.h> #include <WiFi.h> #define AP_SSID "Warren2020" #define AP_PASS "DreamBigFightHard" WebServer server(80); void handleCapture() { auto img = esp32cam::capture(); if (img == nullptr) { server.send(500, "", ""); return; } server.setContentLength(img->size()); server.send(200, "image/jpeg"); WiFiClient client = server.client(); img->writeTo(client); } void setup() { auto res = esp32cam::Resolution::find(1024, 768); esp32cam::Config cfg; cfg.setPins(esp32cam::pins::AiThinker); cfg.setResolution(res); cfg.setJpeg(80); esp32cam::Camera.begin(cfg); WiFi.softAP(AP_SSID, AP_PASS); server.on("/capture.jpg", handleCapture); server.begin(); } void loop() { server.handleClient(); }

gotta love typing out text from a video back to text

I'm curious how is this done without any library, where should I look ? sorry if my question is dumb.

Brilliantly made

releifed

perfect, watched 86 timse ))

thanks mate

i don't know nothing about programming, but i just want to know how technology actually works🙌🤝

you can add some sort of sensor and code it to point the laser at movement

Thank you for the video

I suggest to grab another pair and create a full-duplex with the pairs on different channels to reduce risk of dropped data while not in rx mode! Good multiplexing should reduce your drop rate. Using your tx as the master and rx as the slave module on your spi bus with interrupts, you may obtain more reliable packet transfer. Also, using what you built as a callback with high priority (blocking your main) may also increase reliability. Also, careful youre only using the 900mhz ISM if youre in the US and that 433mhz is only used outside the US since LPD433 is govt use in the US. Thanks for posting this on the nrf905 units, this is a good outline for building code 🙏

i think ex1.asm need a .text section otherwise we cant Nasm it

How is it powered?

hi, what is the maximum range that can be achieved with this technology when detecting BLE devices?

we need x64

tank you , this was informative -i seriously want to start making my own stuff

Though these have been here a bit, I've just recently found them. Well explained, Davy. Should keep me busy for a while. I've always liked the closest to the metal. Thought C was as far as I could go with any proficiency, but maybe not. It is good practice for VIM.

where did you get these cables? I cant find those ones.

And also to set custom place for the text to be displayed, we can use tft.setCursor(x,y); and then print the text as shown in the video

Where did he put the wires I couldn'y see 😭😭😭

How do you connect the solar panel to charge the battery?

please provide the code too

we have to connect 3.3v pin of esp32 or 5v pin

when i type make in the terimal its giving me error and not making the build file help me out

How did you connect them together?

Why I'm impressed

I listen to this for entertainment purpose.. Years of engineering 🥲 makes me sitting on top of ArgoCD k8s looking at Nasm with deep appreciation

I used your work here to help guide me for this Halloween's project, than you. :-D We have built a pirate ship prop and couldn't stand that the fog was only arbitrary . . . I wanted cannons! Finally finished it this weekend. czcams.com/video/G0Qqo2TOx_I/video.html The original ship: czcams.com/video/HYN9FYybIeQ/video.html

Hi, I get ➜ assembly git:(main) ✗ ./ex6 Hey![1] 74699 segmentation fault (core dumped) ./ex6 This is my code: global _start _start: sub esp, 4 mov [esp], byte 'H' mov [esp+1], byte 'e' mov [esp+2], byte 'y' mov [esp+3], byte '!' mov eax, 4 ; sys_write syscall mov ebx, 1 ; stdout file descriptor mov ecx, esp ;pointer to bytes to write mov edx, 4 ; number of bytes to write int 0x80 ; perform syscall

I really like this video! It was very informative! Thank you!

Cool idea

I was wondering if you could put a mask over a skeleton head

thank u

Hello, how can reach you about the GPS? I have a project and I'm having some trouble. I would like to inquire more from you.

Thank you so much for your explanations! Some of the best!

Something like that little stacker sized up to fit Pi 8s with NVME bases / NVME drives would be pretty awesome...

wait how do i view the stack in visual studio