If you’re a resident of Seattle, I highly recommend you check out the Bubble events group. One of their regular events over the summer is something called “Nocturnal Push” where you can get decked out in your best glow gear and cruise the Alki Beach strip on your bike, longboard, or whatever.
That’s why I made this:
Continue reading If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you’ve probably noticed that I typically make my own PCBs for my projects. I’ve gotten much better at this process over the past few months, and I’ve been promising a “super awesome writeup” on my techniques for almost a year now. I figured that a video would do more than a writeup and spent the weekend producing one for you.
So here you have it! The video is a good 40 minutes long, but it’s packed with details that should hopefully help you avoid some of the time consuming mistakes I’ve made.
Yesterday, I hopped into my car to take a drive to Goodwill for some Halloween costume parts when I noticed that my car’s battery was dead. Very, very dead.
After a few months of development, it’s finally here! The QR clock!
Hey Hef, ask me what time it is.
I was recently asked to create something for a charity auction in my home town, and I took it as a good opportunity to re-make my famous shutter shades.
I’m currently residing in the lovely industrial town of Guangzhou, China here on a business trip to visit a few factories. Yesterday, I had the joy of visiting what I think is the coolest damn place on the planet:
A Shenzhen electronics market!
A recent conversation reminded me of this horror show:
So I thought it’d be fun to talk about what it is.
Or Reactive Power to full?
I made a claim about the power consumption of my EL panel earlier that was patently false for a very interesting reason.
Just a minor update. I changed the header around so it doesn’t take up quite as much space, and I added a link to my “gallery” of all my working projects. If you’re new to the site, that’s a good place to start.
