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Friday Fun - Custom Key Holder
Taking a break from tech this week and in this post we learn how to convert a tool keychain into a folding keyholder.
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Taking a break from tech this week and in this post we learn how to convert a tool keychain into a folding keyholder.
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Six new projects covering Python, Pi, Arduino and much more!
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You don't need a Raspberry Pi or Arduino for this project, but you can still dabble with electronics.
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Can we hack three items from Poundland into one much better project? Of course we can!
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Scare more candy while trick or treating by making your own chainsaw...
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Create colourful and artistically lit photos with < £10 of equipment and a little code.
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How can we use pollen count data in three different ways? Well read this post and you can try it for yourself.
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All it took was to tidy my desk... Back in December 2017 RawHex sent me a Hidiot kit, as they knew of my love for the ATtiny85. (Sorry about the delay RawHex...) All three of these boards use an ATtiny85. From L - R Digistamp, Adafruit Gemma, Generic ATtiny85 clone
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Friday Fun has been away for three months! Have I been sat around watching TV? Yes....I mean no, I've been busy with work. But I'm back and this time its a personal project...! */me pauses for laughs* Meet Gemma M0 Last week I was in
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Disclaimer: These boards were provided by 4tronix for the purpose of the blog post. This isn't a "review" as such, but you can be assured that the comments that I make are not influenced in any way. I will point out the good and bad openly
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Bit of a personal project this week, created to meet a specific need, but it contains some useful Python libraries for creating notifications and parsing RSS feeds. So I spend a lot of time researching, reading and looking for the latest news, mainly Raspberry Pi news because we all know
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Presentations...fun aren't they? For the serious presenter a "clicker" remote is a must! You know what I mean, the person at the front, wielding the power of the presentation using a clicker to advance the slides. But clickers aren't cheap, and for most