Your ESP32 doesn’t need solder to be useful.
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A $10 ESP32 that pretends to be a macro board is the most useful gadget on my desk
It's a neat little companion for my productivity tasks ...
Introduction: 'dot' was a hit at the barThe other day, I went to a bar I'd never been to before by myself. In the flow of ...
His new Marble Scroller is a huge 3D-printed wheel that writes text in black and white marbles using a 7x5 pixel font, lets ...
IntroductionLocal LLMs have already been written about in various places. As I see the variety increasing day by day, I ...
Build a pocket-sized ESP32 DIY radar that tracks live movement. This guide uses an LD2450 module and provides free build ...
Some of the first remote controls available to consumers used sound, visible light, or even just wires to communicate with their parent device. It was many years between these first rudimentary ...
All [Hannah Robertson]’s Birduino needs is for one to tap an NFC-enabled card to the reader, and the device plays one of the ...
Roblox gamers, if you are looking for codes for all games, there is good news! Developers in each experience share some promo codes to supercharge your fun. So, whether you’re a swashbuckling pirate ...
Check under the Tools menu of the IDE to be sure you have selected “Arduino Nano” as your board and you have a serial driver as your port. Click on the “Upload” button in the IDE. Once the uploading ...
While I’m waiting for the crowdfunding campaign for my darkroom timer project to reach its completion (7 days to go), I’ve been busy with a few other projects. One of them you’ll find here in this ...
The first technology created with a self-disrupt button... But why oh why didn't they call Claude clone Fauxtoshop?
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