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Albert Corokin
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A Smooth and Convenient Casino Experience

As someone who enjoys exploring online casino platforms, I recently spent some time checking out this website https://online-casino-malaysia.com/ and was pleasantly surprised by how straightforward the experience felt. The layout is easy to navigate, which made it simple for me to browse different sections without constantly searching for basic information. I especially liked that the important details were presented in a reasonably clear way, so I could take my time comparing the available options.

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pre June 2020 PDM15 Input upgrade?

Does anyone know is a pre June 2020 PDM15 be upgraded to have pull down resistors ?

Without them I am having to put additional external components into my wiring that I'd rather not do.

I've been looking at making a simple PCB with grounded 10K resistors for all inputs. Don't supposes anyone has done this already and might share a PCB design?

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alex sob
alex sob

What makes Tower-style games engaging — simple mechanics or long-term depth?

I think simple mechanics are actually the foundation of why these games work. When you remove complexity, you increase focus — the player is not distracted by menus, rules, or multiple systems. They are fully concentrated on a single decision, and that’s where engagement comes from.

In a game like Tower Rush, the core loop is very clear: you keep building higher floors, and each step increases both risk and reward xrp casino . That’s a classic risk-reward structure, and it’s effective because it triggers anticipation every round.

However, repetition is a real issue if nothing evolves. The best-designed systems usually introduce subtle variation — changing difficulty, risk levels, or outcomes — so that the same mechanic still feels fresh over time. Without that, even a good core idea can lose its impact.

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Agata Broun
Agata Broun
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From a broader perspective, I think these games show how minimal design can still be engaging if the emotional pacing is right. It’s not about how many mechanics exist, but how strongly each moment feels.

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Olof Meister
Olof Meister
2 days ago · posted in Tech Forum

Curious about how crypto is changing gameplay on modern gaming platforms

How do you think the rise of crypto is impacting gameplay on modern gaming platforms? I came across duckdice casino recently, and it seems like a place where blockchain and digital assets are integrated into the experience, changing how players interact with games and possibly the results they get. The use of cryptocurrency for gameplay introduces new dynamics for security and transparency, but also brings in questions about accessibility and fairness. Have others noticed shifts in player behavior or game design because of crypto involvement? 🎮

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starkse599
2 days ago

On a different note, crypto’s role in gaming could be reshaping the social interactions within these platforms. With digital currency and tokens, players might engage differently, forming new communities or marketplaces around gameplay rewards. This shift has implications for how games are designed to encourage collaboration or competition, possibly altering the overall experience beyond traditional formats. It’s a curious evolution to observe. ✨

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Olof Meister
Olof Meister

Mobile apps and browser versions usually involve

The main differences between mobile apps and browser versions usually involve interface optimization and performance. For example, avabet download apk refers to a dedicated application that might provide a smoother experience with faster load times and better device integration. Browser-based options, by contrast, can allow instant access without requiring downloads but may rely more heavily on consistent internet connectivity. These factors can determine how users interact with the gaming platform on mobile devices. Consequently, both methods offer distinct advantages depending on the user’s context and priorities.

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Holley Dominator CAN Setup on PDM25+ V1. v1.15

Trying to get Holley Dominator CAN data working on an older Hardwire PDM25+ V1. Firmware 1.15


The newer PDM28 imports the Holley DBC fine, but the older PDM25 software doesn’t have a Float data option.


I know this has been done before. Does anyone have the correct setup or an old Holley/PDM25 configuration they can share?


Mainly trying to get RPM, MAP, TPS, coolant temp, etc. working over CAN.

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buzz427
5 days ago

Well I noticed v 1.16 has the data format: float available but I've been unsuccessful using that version, whenever I send a simple output command it hangs the PDM. Maybe I'll try again. Not ready to give up yet. Especially since the whole car is wired up

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tjwilson240
7 days ago · posted in Tech Forum

over current on all outputs

Hoping to get some guidance on this. This is my first PDM and have been enjoying the experience until today. This is a fresh build that is undergoing the shakedown phase. I have PDM25 that is controlling everything on my car and has been working well until today. I backed out of the driveway and the car shut off. pushed it back in the driveway and opened the laptop to see all the active outputs in over current fault and cant figure out why. The only things I've changed since the last drive was I moved a shared output to its own individual one (as I had some extra space)and it worked for the first few minutes during engine warm up before it died. I have even unpinned that output and its still shows over current fault unless i disable it. What could cause this type of failure? I spent…

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Skyler Gibson
Skyler Gibson
19 days ago · posted in Tech Forum

counter memory

does anyone know if their is a way for the pdm to hold the count of a counter after it has been powered down. for example, i have a loop around counter for an electric ebrake. 0 is disable ebrake, 2 is nothing 3 is apply and 4 is keep button light on. 2 and 4 are holders after a set time or current limit is reached. my issue I'm having is if i apply the ebrake it will hold the button light on and ebrake on. but if i cycle the ignition off and back on the ebrake stay active because with ignition on it cycles the counter to 2 which is an empty holder. but in order to get the light to come on stating the ebrake is still applied you must press the button again and it will move counter to 3 run ebrake calipers and the…

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sorry let me edit the numbers on counter

0 disable ebrake

1nothing/ hold

2 apply ebrake

3 button light on/ hold

and 4 is the loop around value


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Ft700 can config

Need help with Ft700 can config. Can't download it. I have a Pdm 28 downloaded the latest version 1.3 Thank you

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