Would that work? Sky Broadband Shield is a service which blocks adult content (and for some bizarre reason archive.org?) Would changing your DNS server make a difference? Your ISP should still be aware of what IP the content is coming from.
They actually override all DNS lookups if I remember rightly. It's not my connection, so I can't change that fact - I just think it's a naughty thing to do.
I'd tend to agree! But for those of us totally unfamiliar with how I2C works, and barely familiar with embedded dev at all, a somewhat gentler introduction to the relevant concepts, that requires close experience with fewer priors than TI's reference example, is no bad thing to have.
It's amazing how (comparatively) convoluted I2C is on platforms without the Wire library support you see on Atmel platforms.
That's not to say that such platforms are bad (MSP430 has it's advantages and disadvantages depending on what you want to do with it), but more of a testament to the Wire library.
If someone is interested in a simple and straightforward implementation of I2C on MSP430 with the USI module (the simpler serial module found on cheap low-end chips), I wrote a library a couple of years back, because I couldn't find anything I'd be happy with: https://github.com/jwr/msp430_usi_i2c
The code is also fully interrupt-driven, which is important for low-power applications.
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[ 169 ms ] story [ 463 ms ] threadJust went to find the page of internet archive:
I hate ISPs. If someone could update the link, that would be grand!http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:gmd3HGA...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes#5xx_...
This is much easier to implement than fully intercepting every HTTP connection, and this is what most ISPs go with.
But it's a bit off topic!
Also I found these types particularly amusing. None of that code can be copy pasted without editing:
But since it doesn't support interrupts, I think not being able to copy paste this code is generally a good thing.That's not to say that such platforms are bad (MSP430 has it's advantages and disadvantages depending on what you want to do with it), but more of a testament to the Wire library.
Here's the equivalent code for the Atmel peripheral: https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/blob/master/hardware/ardu...
The code is also fully interrupt-driven, which is important for low-power applications.