LPC1768 tiny terminal emulator

Well, maybe. I've seen one kind whose footprint on the outlet is barely more than an ordinary plug's; that's pretty close to OK. But every other wall-part I've seen insists on covering up significant amounts of outlet space beyond the outlet itself, and that I do not like. Any power supply that has physical constraints meaning two of them can't be plugged into adjacent outlets in any of the common configurations (2->6 multiplier, power-bar, and rotated power-bar in particular) is, IMO, buggy. There exist short (~ 1 foot) extension cords, which help, but it's annoying to have to supply them myself - and it's only recently that I found them; until then, I'd've had to make them from plugs, sockets, and wire. The one I recall seeing that was held together with screws used triangular socket heads. I made a bit for them by taking a spare screw and grinding flats on the sides to fit, but I really don't like to have to do that. (If they're not too tight and you can find exactly the right size, you can sometimes drive them with Allen wrenches. Sometimes.) /~\ The ASCII Mouse \ / Ribbon Campaign X Against HTML mouse at rodents-montreal.org / \ Email! 7D C8 61 52 5D E7 2D 39 4E F1 31 3E E8 B3 27 4B