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Monthly Archives: August 2013
DIY PCB Using Parchment Paper
DIY PCB Using Parchment Paper http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/makezineonline/~3/oSkBronkDLM/
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Use a glue stick for an LED diffuser
I was looking for something else and stumbled on this instructable where the author has an battery/resistor/LED combo and sticks the LED into the glue stick to diffuse it for a bike light. I looks pretty good and easy to … Continue reading
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The $15 dollar water detector
Nice writeup below on how to convert a cheap smoke detector into a water (in your basement) detector. Basically all you are doing is taking the “test” button and extending wires down from it into a sponge, if the sponge … Continue reading
A $4 voltmeter
OMG, I am cheap, but not this cheap. Heck for $5 of stuff at Harbor Freight you can get a cheezy voltmeter for free (with coupon). Anyways, the author for $4 in parts uses a dollar store step counter to … Continue reading
Make sudo sessions last longer
Interesting article on how to increase the timeout limit for sudo (typically set to 15 minutes). I am a little mixed on doing this. If the password is long, complicated, and I can’t remember it, I can see myself doing … Continue reading
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Is Xerox’s CEO on a World Tour?
Interesting interview with Ursula Burns in India, the reporter here gets a little more meat than counterparts in the US have. It sounds like after going to India she is headed to Belgium. The other interesting part of the interview … Continue reading
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Ursula (Xerox CEO) inaugurates research center in India
This must have been what she meant a few weeks ago in interviews by expanding R&D. So much for growing PARC back up. At least its some R&D somewhere. http://www.printweek.in/News/355272,ursula-burns-inaugurates-facilities-at-xerox-research-centre-in-bengaluru.aspx
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Ursula Burns: I do it for the money
Who knew there are 2 Ursula Burns out there. This one is located across the pond and seems to be a minor comedian that uses a harp as a prop. http://www.chortle.co.uk/shows/edinburgh_fringe_2013/u/22112/ursula_burns%3A_i_do_it_for_the_money?review=3576
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1 dollar variable fan controller
Interesting idea using an 7805 to basically change the fan’s voltage from 12 to 5 volts. http://ptarmiganlabs.wordpress.com/2013/08/22/one-dollar-variable-fan-controller/
A Comprehensive Comparison of Linux Development Boards | Open Electronics
Nice review of several boards for linux development at a lower cost and footprint. The one thing the author forgot in the article (and SHOULD HAVE PUT IN IT) is the cost of each system. He did a great job … Continue reading
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