Collaborate Disseminate
Vertical storage is often underused in the garage or workshop as it can be tricky to get bulky objects off the floor safely. So we stick a few shelves on the wall, put boxes of screws and components on them, and call it a day. Meanwhile, you end up playing …read more
Continue reading Saving Floor Space With a Scratch Built Bike Hoist
Join us on Wednesday, October 14th at noon Pacific for the Harnessing Your Creativity Hack Chat with Leo Fernekes!
You’re sitting at your bench, surrounded by the tools of the trade — meters and scopes, power supplies and hand tools, and a well-stocked parts bin. Your breadboard is ready, your …read more
It wouldn’t be much of an exaggeration to say that anyone reading these words has struggled at one time or another to keep an ever growing collection of electronic bits and bobs from descending into absolute chaos. Tossing them all into plastic bins is at least a start down the …read more
For some of us, our workbench is where organization goes to die. Getting ready to tackle a new project means sweeping away a pile of old projects, exposing exactly as much bench space needed to plop down the new parts. On the other end of the spectrum lie those for …read more
Continue reading A French Cleat Twist on Electronics Bench Organization
Do you have a bunch of electronic devices that all have different styles of chargers and batteries? Of course you do, so does everyone else. While there’s been some headway made towards standardizing on USB (and more recently, USB-C) for charging, there are still plenty of gadgets out there that …read more
Continue reading Steel Pegboard Makes For A Tidy Charging Station
Fair warning: once you’ve watched [Stephen]’s tiny workshop tour, you will officially be out of excuses for why you need to expand your workshop. And, once you see his storage and organization hacks, you’ll be shamed into replicating some in whatever space you call home.
[Stephen]’s woodshop is a cozy …read more
Continue reading Tiny Woodshop Is Packed With Space-Saving Hacks
When planning out a workspace at home, the job, or at a makerspace, we all tend to focus on the fun parts. Where the equipment will go, how you’ll power it, what kind of lights you’ll get, etc, etc. It’s easy to devote all your attention to these high-level concepts, …read more
Continue reading A Guide to Shop Equipment Nobody Thinks About: Clean, Organized, and Efficient
Most of us have our fair share of digital debris. After all, with drives measured in one-million-million byte increments it’s tempting to never delete anything. The downside is you may never be able to find anything either. [Johnny Noble] must have gotten pretty fed up with clutter when he decided to formalize and publish his own numeric system for organizing everything he comes in contact with. It’s called Johnny Decimal and it’s actually pretty simple!
This is of course a play on words for the Dewey Decimal system. Dewey is one of a variety of information organization systems used by …read more
Continue reading Hack Your File Hierarchy with Johnny Decimal System (Dewey’s Older Brother)
Michael Santarcangelo joined by special guest Ron Gula from Gula Tech Adventures, talk with Chris Brenton about how do you take someone with a basic level certification and give them access to the tool? Full Show Notes
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Michael Santarcangelo returns! Michael is joined by Matt Alderman and Ron Gula to interview Chris Brenton. They discuss what is threat hunting, what does this actually mean, is there a level of maturity required (organization, security team, individual… Continue reading Chris Brenton, ACM – Business Security Weekly #99