Know anyone that might have a use for some components that would otherwise go into the trash?
I could foot the shipping costs (Europe), if the same amount gets donated to KiCad or something?
8000 LPS22HBTR (Shelf Life Until 01.11.2020)
1000 W25Q16FWSSIQ-ND
498 LFXTAL058945Reel
501 LFXTAL003151REEL
1000 HHM1595A1
Wed 12/21 Stream: Working on a Parking Distance Display with Ultrasonic Ranger and Neo7Segment displays. https://twitch.tv/baldengineer
Making a thing with some things from the thing holders in my lab. Lots of programming tonight. My "favorite" kind of stream. https://twitch.tv/baldengineer
Fri 12/9 Stream: https://twitch.tv/baldengineer
Converting Treatbot 3 into Treatbot ESP32. (Moving from an 8266.) Soldering, bad coding, and a minimum of hilarious hijinx.
The new Arduboy Mini slims down the popular portable gaming platform: http://bit.ly/3UxQ93H
Original tweet : https://twitter.com/Hacksterio/status/1600194030880497671
Under the microscope, the Soviet chip is almost identical to the Intel 8086. First image is the Soviet chip, second is the 8086.
Hey to all LA area makers. The Los Angeles Maker Faire is looking to go big on April 1, 2023 this year and are soliciting exhibit and presentation sign ups here: https://losangeles.makerfaire.com/makers-exhibits/application/
NanoSegment is a discrete 0806-sized 7-segment LED display made with discretes! https://bit.ly/3XWq4OL
Original tweet : https://twitter.com/Hacksterio/status/1599805446755213313
Here's a die photo of the 8086 using the color scheme from Apple's M1 chip. It amuses me to parody Apple's gradient by applying it to vintage chips.
From today (Dec 1) through January 15, donations to
#KiCAD will be matched.
https://www.kicad.org/blog/2022/11/2022-End-of-Year-Fund-Drive/
Created AddOhms on YouTube, writer for HacksterIO, oh, and, bald.