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Monthly Archives: April 2021
All Sky Camera with 3D-printed housing
All Sky Camera Housing This is an actively-cooled enclosure for housing an All Sky camera running an installation of Thomas Jacquin’s software. This camera is used for night time sky observation and can automatically generate timelapses, startrail images, and … Continue reading
This DIY Split-Flap Display Does Both Time and Weather
With little more than four economical stepper motors, a Raspberry Pi Zero, and a 3D printer, [Thomas Barlow] made himself an awfully slick Smart Flip Clock that can display not only the time, but also weather data as well. This … Continue reading
Meet Estefannie Explains it All
Recently listed as one of Instagram’s Top 7 Women in STEM, software engineer and content creator Estefannie talks to Alex Bate about electronics, her online community, and why she can’t stop giving away free tech in her Instagram Live streams. … Continue reading
Custom Raspberry Pi Pico-powered WiFi Temperature Sensor #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi
David Booth shared their custom temperature sensor using MQTT and CircuitPython. via raspberry pi pod and micro:bit base A custom, low power temperature sensor powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico with an LCD display and WiFi connectivity for integration into … Continue reading
BruMate Toddy
| Buy | Link Designed for enjoying hot drinks on the go, the Toddy is a 100% leak-proof insulated mug. Its unique locking lid offers easy sipping but won’t drip a bit even if you toss a full mug in your bag. It … Continue reading
Wireless MicroPython Programming with Thonny
I’ve been playing with a few MicroPython projects recently on several different embedded platforms, including a couple of ESP32 WiFi modules. There are various ways to program these modules: Use a serial terminal and ampy (maintained by [devxpy] since being … Continue reading
Watch Colorized 1940s Footage of London after the Blitz: Scenes from Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace & More
“Regular features of the time: neatly swept-up piles of glass, litter of stone and splinters of flint, smell of escaping gas, knots of sightseers waiting at the cordons.” — George Orwell What was it like to live in London during … Continue reading
Raspberry Pi 3A + Pimoroni Inky Impression 7 colour e-ink screen + Ikea Himmlesby 10 x 15 cm frame + Some janky Python and Bash scripting = A quite serviceable, automatically updating art gallery
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Boat Anchor Nixie Clock Plays the Cold Warrior Role Convincingly
The early Cold War years may have been suffused with existential dread thanks to the never-ending threat of nuclear obliteration, but at least it did have a great look. Think cars with a ton of chrome, sheet steel toys with … Continue reading
The Evil Crow is Ready To Cause Some RF Mayhem
There’s no doubt that the RTL-SDR project has made radio hacking more accessible than ever, but there’s only so far you can go with a repurposed TV tuner. Obviously the biggest shortcoming is the fact that you can only listen … Continue reading