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J’utilise actuellement OVH comme Registrar (comme Registrar, je précise, j’héberge les zones moi-mêmes chez moi et sur un VPS loué ailleurs) et il se trouve qu’ils ont plein de bogues relous. Le dernier en date : impossible d’activer DNSSEC (via le transfert DS) si un des Name Servers est en IPv6.

Voilà, ça commence à me péter les noix donc je cherche un autre registrar qui seraient moins pénibles. Sachant que je me fous complètement de ce qu’il héberge puisque je le fais moi-même, je cherche donc essentiellement du prix et moins d’emmerdes.

Est-ce que vous auriez des recommandations éventuelles ?

Hot Lap Racing – Launch Trailer – Nintendo Switch in c/nintendo@lemmy.world

[-] hylobates@jlai.lu 3 points 2 months ago

Yeah I'm pretty bumped too. I really would like to test it with a framerate analysis tool to check if my eyes are deceiving me but I don't know any that's free/open source.

Hot Lap Racing – Launch Trailer – Nintendo Switch in c/nintendo@lemmy.world

[-] hylobates@jlai.lu 5 points 2 months ago

I received the game yesterday. It’s not bad but there’s a clear lack of polish to it and framerate is all over the place. Frankly, I cannot recommend it for now, perhaps wait for corrective patches.

Plein de graphiques rigolo (en anglais) sur la dernière élection in c/gauchisse@jlai.lu

[-] hylobates@jlai.lu 3 points 2 months ago

Wat. J'ai réussi à le lire tout à l'heure 0__o

Bâtir « une majorité solide » avec « les forces républicaines » : découvrez la lettre d’Emmanuel Macron in c/france@jlai.lu

[-] hylobates@jlai.lu 5 points 2 months ago

Moi je comprends que c’est un appel à une constituante. Après, j’ai tendance à comprendre ce que j’ai envie donc bon…

La couverture du magazine américain The Economist pour cette semaine in c/france@jlai.lu

[-] hylobates@jlai.lu 5 points 2 months ago

basé, même

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La couverture du magazine américain The Economist pour cette semaine (jlai.lu)

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Perfect Dark Controls in c/nintendo@lemmy.world

[-] hylobates@jlai.lu 7 points 3 months ago

Config 1.2, invert look inside the game. Invert both sticks in the Switch configuration menu for mapping controller.

You’ll have modern controls.

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S11 E14: Deep-Sea Mining, Olympics & Red Lobster Update: 6/9/24: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (www.youtube.com)

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Je crois bien que nos camarades américains ont très très mais alors très très bien compris le sens de l’humour français et que même ils approuvent.

(ce post ne concerne que le premier sujet)

[Somewhat solved] NES outputs 4.6V on controller port instead of 5V which prevents Blueretro from functioning properly in c/askelectronics@discuss.tchncs.de

[-] hylobates@jlai.lu 3 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

What I’ve measured so far:

from the controller port directly: 4.8V
from the wires inside the adapter without Blueretro attached: 4.6V
from the wires inside the adapter with Blueretro attached: 3.9V

There are some active components inside the adapter itself, I guess this could explain the drop 0.2V drop.

So is it sagging?

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[Somewhat solved] NES outputs 4.6V on controller port instead of 5V which prevents Blueretro from functioning properly (jlai.lu)

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EDIT: Thanks everyone for you help, that has been very instructive. I think I just have a very poor quality cable adapter. Given that Blueretro is mostly an opensource DIY project, I’ll make a cable adapter myself instead of trying to fix what would obviously not function properly.

Hi everyone,

First of all let me say that I’m a total noob in electronics (I really only know the basics) and I’m facing an issue that I really don’t know how to tackle.

I have bought a Blueretro NES adapter on Aliexpress (this one) and it does behave erratically when powered by the console alone (Bluetooth not working, LED indicator down, random outputs to the console).

When I’m powering via USB, everything function properly.

So I guessed that I might have a voltage issue on the NES side. I tested mine and make a few friend test theirs (5 in total including mine) and the result is still the same: the controller ports outputs between 4.6 and 4.8V instead of 5V.

The Blueretro itself apparently uses an AMS1117 (picture here) which, from my understanding, is stepping down 5V to 3.3V (wild guess, I don’t really know what it does, just quickly read the datasheet).

So, sorry for the long intro, here are my questions:

Is it wise to try to step up the voltage from the NES to the Blueretro from 4.6V to 5V? How would it be possible? Is it even possible?
Given that the Blueretro is taking 3.3V apparently, is it possible to step down from 4.6V to 3.3V instead? Is it wiser than stepping up?

Thanks in advance and sorry for the long post :)