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🚀 Online Course Linux USB Device Driver Development with Emblogic! 🔥

Are you looking to enhance your expertise in an Online Course Linux USB Device Driver? Our online course is designed to provide hands-on, project-based training, covering everything from USB protocols to driver implementation and kernel integration. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, this course will help you build essential skills!

🎯 Why Learn USB Device Driver Development?

USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a crucial industry standard that enables communication and power supply between computers and electronic devices. Understanding USB driver development is essential for professionals in embedded systems, operating systems, and hardware integration.

🔍 What You Will Learn:

✔ USB Architecture & Protocols – Learn how USB communication works ✔ Linux Kernel & Device Drivers – Understand driver interaction with the kernel ✔ Writing & Debugging USB Drivers – Develop and test custom USB drivers ✔ Project-Based Learning – Gain hands-on experience through real-world projects

💡 Who Should Enroll?

This course is perfect for software developers, embedded engineers, and students who want to master USB driver development on Linux. Prior knowledge of C programming and basic Linux kernel concepts is recommended.

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✅ Expert-Led Training ✅ Hands-On, Project-Based Learning ✅ Flexible Online Access

🚀 Advance your career in embedded systems & Linux kernel development! 📢 Enroll now and start your journey to becoming a skilled Linux USB Device Driver Developer!

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Here have a work selfie I guess

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This Animator Doesn't Understand Gearing! And other such Tales

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🚀 Master Embedded Linux with Hands-On Industrial Training! 🔧

Looking to gain real-world experience in Embedded Linux? Join our Project Based Training in Embedded Linux and 6-week project-based industrial training in Noida & Delhi and work on live embedded projects with expert mentorship!

✨ What You’ll Get: ✅ Hands-on training with industrial projects ✅ Learn from industry professionals ✅ Boost your career with practical experience ✅ Perfect for B.Tech students & freshers

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Have a rare face pic from when I was in DC last week

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I think i set off the spam filter bc i posted too much too fast

they couldn’t handle the blogging grind 😔

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tumblr can’t handle the emblogging grind !! can’t find u anywhere </3

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This is where the war on drugs has got our society

Damn I gotta catch up with the three weed smoking girlfriends comic

[it-body]

the radical potential explored through emblogging is something you should be afraid of .

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Training with projects is the better way to learn..... Join Online Training Programs @emblogic 

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NOT A DONATION POST. This is just incase anyone wants to see what the US hospital bills are like.

Our insurance is good, so we only have to pay 75 USD. But those big numbers? That’s what it is without insurance.

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oh I've been doing this wrong

Oh I’m so sleepy… won’t you use !tuck to tuck me into bed?

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separation of church and state == separation of AD and main

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@undertheground @sunsmudge-peachmoon (tysm!!!)

Abstract:

Public scholar, poet, and activist Mel Baggs (sie/hir pronouns) died on April 11, 2020, in the thick of a catastrophic pandemic responsible for spotlighting long-held ableist, eugenic rhetorics that literally and figuratively structure disabled life. Since hir passing, however, Baggs’s “emblogged” archive –– remains powerfully relevant to anti-ableist discourse in an age of COVID-19, laying bare the invisible institutional contours, material and linguistic, undergirding disabled existence. In this article, I will engage with critical texts from Baggs’ online oeuvre, what I call an emblogged activist archive, written both from within and in the wake of pre-COVID institutional violence, asking what it means to survive/archive against a medical industry built to hasten disabled death. I will explore the ways in which Baggs reveals the discursive architecture of institutionalization, which follows and constitutes disabled subjects –– including and especially Baggs hirself –– both within and outside of hospital walls. Reading renewed interest in the euphemistic language of “triage,” “quality-of-life,” and “congregate care” through what I call hir “Baggsian Experiential Framework,” I will argue that Baggs remixes the language of hir oppression, using new and renewed terminology including the “Nice Lady Therapist,” “Snake Words,” and the “Burrito Test.” At the same time, sie remaps the institution as a discursive condition of disabled life rather than only a discrete(/discreet) location in which certain lives are led. Baggs uses emblogged, queercrip digital space to advance a formidable counter-discourse that has saved hir life and now preserves hir legacy.  



Plain Language Abstract:

Public scholar, poet, and activist Mel Baggs (sie/hir pronouns) died on April 11, 2020, early in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Since hir death, Baggs’s “emblogged” online archive remain relevant in today’s environment of pandemic ableism. In this article, I look at important texts from Baggs’s body of work, especially those that address medical/institutional violence against disabled people. In this article, I explore Baggs’s commentary on how language creates and imprisons disabled people. Then, I apply what I call a “Baggsian Experiential Framework” to coded language that has become familiar since the start of the pandemic, including “triage,” “quality-of-life,” and “congregate care.” Through hir Experiential Framework, I argue that Baggs challenges the idea of institutions as isolated physical locations. Instead, sie reveals the ways that institutionalization affects disabled life everywhere, and that strong disabled resistance to institutionalization is equally widespread, especially online.

Abstract:

Public scholar, poet, and activist Mel Baggs (sie/hir pronouns) died on April 11, 2020, in the thick of a catastrophic pandemic responsible for spotlighting long-held ableist, eugenic rhetorics that literally and figuratively structure disabled life. Since hir passing, however, Baggs’s “emblogged” archive –– remains powerfully relevant to anti-ableist discourse in an age of COVID-19, laying bare the invisible institutional contours, material and linguistic, undergirding disabled existence. In this article, I will engage with critical texts from Baggs’ online oeuvre, what I call an emblogged activist archive, written both from within and in the wake of pre-COVID institutional violence, asking what it means to survive/archive against a medical industry built to hasten disabled death. I will explore the ways in which Baggs reveals the discursive architecture of institutionalization, which follows and constitutes disabled subjects –– including and especially Baggs hirself –– both within and outside of hospital walls. Reading renewed interest in the euphemistic language of “triage,” “quality-of-life,” and “congregate care” through what I call hir “Baggsian Experiential Framework,” I will argue that Baggs remixes the language of hir oppression, using new and renewed terminology including the “Nice Lady Therapist,” “Snake Words,” and the “Burrito Test.” At the same time, sie remaps the institution as a discursive condition of disabled life rather than only a discrete(/discreet) location in which certain lives are led. Baggs uses emblogged, queercrip digital space to advance a formidable counter-discourse that has saved hir life and now preserves hir legacy.  



Plain Language Abstract:

Public scholar, poet, and activist Mel Baggs (sie/hir pronouns) died on April 11, 2020, early in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Since hir death, Baggs’s “emblogged” online archive remain relevant in today’s environment of pandemic ableism. In this article, I look at important texts from Baggs’s body of work, especially those that address medical/institutional violence against disabled people. In this article, I explore Baggs’s commentary on how language creates and imprisons disabled people. Then, I apply what I call a “Baggsian Experiential Framework” to coded language that has become familiar since the start of the pandemic, including “triage,” “quality-of-life,” and “congregate care.” Through hir Experiential Framework, I argue that Baggs challenges the idea of institutions as isolated physical locations. Instead, sie reveals the ways that institutionalization affects disabled life everywhere, and that strong disabled resistance to institutionalization is equally widespread, especially online.

what i want to know is, have i done the actual abstract sufficient justice and hit all the points? have i done so in a coherent and readable way?

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things like this really annoy me a lot of the time. Some of them are interesting but most of them are gimmicks that have a life span of about five seconds. Others, like the razor hole one, are hard to get right if you need a specific size, and you're going to spend more on razor blades and random blocks of wood than just getting a hole saw that'll do the job in 30 seconds.

Finally, some of them are outright dangerous. The copper wire ones both leave substantial exposed copper - which if you're energising in any way could be lethal. Don't mess around with electricity, ever. Just don't give it the chance to kill you. It's unpredictable.

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USB Device Driver Course Online

Learn Advanced Embedded Linux ARM USB Device Driver Course Online – Certified Training Available Worldwide.

Noida, India—Are you an engineering student or expert looking to learn Embedded Linux ARM device drivers? Join our Advanced Embedded Linux ARM Training and advance your skills! This path is designed to offer hands-on experience with Linux device drivers, ARM board convey-up, Linux internals, and real-world projects.

What You’ll Learn:

Embedded Linux fundamentals and ARM board setup

Linux device driver improvement and debugging

Working with hardware interfaces and peripherals

Practical ARM-based total tasks for palms-on getting to know

Our schooling is led by enterprise experts with years of experience in embedded structures and Linux development. The route gives an established mastering path to assist students in building information in embedded programming, kernel improvement, and device motive force implementation.

Who Can Join?

Engineering students (ECE, CSE, EE, etc.)

Professionals in embedded software program improvement

Anyone captivated by Linux and ARM-based structures

Why Choose Us?

✔ Live Online Classes & Self-Paced Learning

✔ Practical Hands-on Projects

✔ Certification Upon Completion

✔ Guidance for Industry-Oriented ARM Projects

We offer schooling in Noida, India, and global–overlaying cities like Texas, Cambridge, Chicago, Sydney, Perth, Tampa, Brisbane, Melbourne, New York, Quebec, British Columbia, Ontario, Calgary, Alberta, and Yorkshire.

Start your journey in Embedded Linux ARM development nowadays! Enroll now and gain the competencies needed to excel in the embedded industry.

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