Collaborate Disseminate
There’s no shortage of cheap digital oscilloscopes available today from the usual online retailers, but that doesn’t mean the appeal of building your own has gone away — especially when …read more Continue reading STM32 Offers Performance Gains for DIY Oscilloscope
We’ve seen some interesting spins on EDC wrenches before, but never did we think we’d call a wrench – fundamentally a utilitarian hunk of steel – “pretty.” The all-new Atom Wrench from the good Scottish Highlanders at Silver Fox fits the bill, however,… Continue reading Pocket-size titanium tiny wrench has functional artwork vibes
Just as the gold standard for multimeters and other instrumentation likely comes in a yellow package of some sort, there is a similar household name for thermal imaging. But, if …read more Continue reading Pocket-Sized Thermal Imager
Before smartphones exploded on the scene in the late 00s, there was still a reasonable demand for pocket-sized computers that could do relatively simple computing tasks. Palm Pilots and other …read more Continue reading Pocket Computer Reminds Us of PDAs
In a world of always-connected devices and 24/7 access to email and various social media and messaging platforms, it’s sometimes a good idea to take a step away from the …read more Continue reading Send Old-Fashioned Pager Messages with New-Fashioned Hardware
When building projects with a simple goal in mind, it’s not unheard of for us to add more and more switches, buttons, and complexity as the project goes through its initial prototyping stages. Feature creep like this tends to result in a tangled mess rather than a usable project. With enough focus, though, it’s possible to recognize when it’s happening and keep to the original plans. On the other hand, this single-button project with more than one use seems to be the opposite of feature creep. (YouTube, embedded below.)
[Danko]’s project has one goal: be as useful as possible while …read more
What does your benchtop power supply have that [Pete Marchetto]’s does not? Answer: an extension cord draped across the floor. How often have you said to yourself, “I just need to energize this doodad for a couple seconds,” then you start daisy chaining every battery in the junk drawer to reach the necessary voltage? It is not uncommon to see battery packs with a single voltage output, but [Pete] could not find an adjustable one, so he built his own and put it on Tindie.
Presumably, the internals are not going to surprise anyone: an 18650 battery, charging circuit, a …read more
Pocket is my favorite “read it later” app. Its excellent read-aloud functionality has been updated on Android to support continuous reading.
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Pocket is my favorite “read it later” app. Its excellent read-aloud functionality has been updated on Android to support continuous reading.
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Mozilla Corporation announced last night that it has acquired Read It Later, which makes Pocket, which is billed as the world’s leading save-for-later service.
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