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What will you build next? With Arduino® UNO™ Q board, you can explore a range of projects, whether you’re exploring your first project or ready to tackle something more ambitious. And with our Black Friday holiday deals…
Here are some festive ideas if you're shopping around for something on the nerdier side. The post Raspberry Pi gift ideas for nerds appeared first on Raspberry Pi.
NUKDDD shares: Teeny, the Tiny Tree’ — a small tree-shaped lamp for a shelf, year-round display. Two parts: LED tea light inside the trunk, trunk screws onto bottom of tree. Overall size 100×128mm. Default trunk fits…
Shared by Liguria on Maker World: Following requests from our community, the cottage has been thoughtfully adapted to hold a tealight inside and its much larger. When lit, the gentle glow shines through the chimney and…
From the GitHub release page: This is CircuitPython 11.0.0-alpha.3, an alpha release for 11.0.0. Further features, changes, and bug fixes will be added before the final release of 11.0.0. CircuitPython libraries from…
The Radio Shack TRS-80 Colour Computer may never have achieved the sales volume of its competitors from Commodore or Apple, but it offered a surprisingly capable set of hardware. There …read more
studioofmm shares: A modular helmet stand with Poles (~4.7h, 3 plates), Stand Tops (~8.7h, 4 plates), and Simple Bases (~7.8h, 2 plates). Multicolor-compatible (AMS). Used for Stormtrooper, Mandalorian, Darth Vader,…
A stackable lantern system of cross-compatible 3D-printed parts. Change the lantern’s look with the seasons by swapping inserts and components. Tiny edition ~5cm wide, sized for a tea light. Works as a tree ornament or…
For most people, just getting any old microcontroller or system on chip (SoC) from our favorite – or cheapest – vendor is more than good enough. But if you’re really …read more
If you missed this week’s livestream of John Park’s Product Pick of the Week, not to worry, here’s the video. This week’s pick is the RV-8803 High Accuracy Real Time Clock Breakout! Watch the video to find out about the…
shlomimarcovich shares: A modular kitchen organizer for forks, spoons, knives, and small utensils. Removable containers + drip tray for easy cleaning. Two profiles: ‘No-Supports Easy Print’ (~11.7h, 4 plates) or H2D…
Ismael has published USBnet on GitHub, a project that tunnels TCP connections between two computers over a single CH32V467WEU6 board. The board plugs into both machines over USB. On one side the client offers a local…
Years ago, I wrote an article describing different I2C-on-a-connector ecosystems, explaining their strengths, weaknesses, and implementation details, as well as piling on a heap of fun stories. Looking back at …read more
A set of 4 gingerbread gnome figures for holiday decor, gnome villages, and miniature scenes. ~60mm tall (download includes a 95mm profile that prints all four together). Four variants: gnome with decorated gingerbread…
Sfeter shares: A desk LED lamp built around a WS2812B strip. Middle part prints without supports; the white diffuser needs vase mode. Electronics: WS2812B addressable strip powered by ESP32 + a touch sensor glued to the…
Tobias Mann at The Register talked with AMD’s Madhu Rangarajan about Verano, an Epyc-class processor built for one job: feeding AMD’s next generation of Instinct GPUs. It’s the company’s answer to Nvidia’s Vera Rubin…
[Nozomi] travels with a Nintendo Switch 2, but the official dock is bulky and doesn’t seem to be made for travel. USB-C hubs with displays are common, but they won’t …read more
The Hacker News reports that eMudhra has revoked 8 more intermediate certificate authorities, the same ones it had called unaffected by its October key compromise. An intermediate CA has its own private key, used to…
3D Hangouts – Metro HomeView, Prototypes and Christmas Creeper https://www.youtube.com/live/0ZgEgsY5_x8 This week @adafruit Pedro is testing new code and builds of CircuitPython for the DIY HomeView project. Noe is…
Julian Horsey writes at Geeky Gadgets about Fable 5.2, an AI model from Anthropic launched alongside Mythos 5.2, and a test where it built an operating system from scratch. Starting from an empty folder, the model…
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