as soon I have some pocket money on my papadilipy account , I'll trow it in your direction 
just one question ( I think we discussed it in this thread already , but just in case ...) - are schematics and pics are now less "thumbnail" in quality ?
in first one I always feel urge to click on them , to invoke pop up of bigger one
just one question ( I think we discussed it in this thread already , but just in case ...) - are schematics and pics are now less "thumbnail" in quality ?
in first one I always feel urge to click on them , to invoke pop up of bigger one
just one question ( I think we discussed it in this thread already , but just in case ...) - are schematics and pics are now less "thumbnail" in quality ?
in first one I always feel urge to click on them , to invoke pop up of bigger one
I agree, sometimes when going from electronic media to print, photo quality suffers.
as soon I have some pocket money on my papadilipy account , I'll trow it in your direction
just one question ( I think we discussed it in this thread already , but just in case ...) - are schematics and pics are now less "thumbnail" in quality ?
in first one I always feel urge to click on them , to invoke pop up of bigger one
Haha! Yes, the illustrations are now bigger and more sharp. I'm listening and learning
jan
Actually it's the other way around. What looks OK on screen is not good enough for print. Screen resolution is generally 72 dots per inch, while a printer wants at least 300 dpi. A lot of the work in making the bookzine goes into working with authors to get the best resolution illustrations from their simulators, schematic pacages etc.
jan
Not sure, but what has happened before if someone goes through the ordering process and then doesn't complete the payment, the selected volume remains in the cart until you return. I believe it's a feature actually
jan
Haha! Yes, the illustrations are now bigger and more sharp. I'm listening and learning
jan
Yes this was feedback I meant to give but hadn't got around to... I do struggle with some of the images in Vol zero.. perhaps I need a new pair of glasses, but an increase in the resolution will surely help
Tony.
Yes, of course I would want the basket to stay intact. Could I have accidentally acquired two baskets, each with Vol 0 in, then bought from one of them and left the other sitting there until I bought Vol 1? As far as I remember I did all my buying from one computer, using one web browser (Firefox). However, I may have started the process (for Vol 0) on one day, then for some reason (I forget what it was) completed the next day - it was a few months ago and I have trouble remembering what I did yesterday!
why ?
that's clever !
don't be such a greedy boy
or I'll ask janneman to send them all for free
I haven't ordered the books yet, but I am assuming that the foam notebooks are similar to something I did in the S-100 / SS-50 home computer era (mid 70's). I must warn the readers of the eventual outcome. After 20+ years of being embedded in foam and south Florida humidity most of the IC's lost their legs. Some of the foam became rather crumbly too. It was no big deal losing a few hundred old TTL and LS series chips, but losing my collection of Mostek MK50240 top octave dividers sucked.....Until I got the idea of soldering the stubby remains of the chips onto some machine pin IC sockets.
Maybe most normal people don't keep things forever, but I still have my collection of germanium PNP transistors from high school. Great for making guitar fuzz boxes.