Automotive automation.

Rick Engebretson <[email protected]>
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I'm sure all the arrogant geniuses in this group already know all this 
old stuff. So please allow somebody eager to learn the chance.

I've enjoyed the Atmel microcontroller learning resources for decades. 
Their CAN, UART, programming tools, derivatives like Arduino, etc. are 
enormous. Yes, Atmel is now "Microchip."

This Youtube car repair video might enlighten others, like it did me, 
how far, how commonplace, how important local motherboard system control 
has become

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEThPhO6MxY

Yes, there are many other videos like it, and it is old stuff, just to 
preempt the experts. But it remains important. And for a group that 
can't yet solder proto boards, the video might reveal how far out of the 
technology game we have become. I don't know why Linux would not be the 
unrivaled leader in such automation, when the electric grid is being 
re-invented globally.

Somebody emailed me that we need to compete with China on 5G internet. 
Without answering, I thought, "Who's WE?"
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