Extelec, 1 month ago to RaspberryPi

Briefly back onto the Farnsworths. Finished both cases, but one of the displays died, and the replacement sent was wrong. So waiting (again) to get the second one running.

Moved the Strowger script and the test card script onto an Internet facing server. Currently, I can only try the test card and remote loop back.

Details https://www.extremeelectronics.co.uk/farnsworth-warehouse-13-artifact-creation/

#warehouse13 #props #pipicow #pipico #rpi #raspberrypi #hackaday #lasercutting

Farnsworth video phone from Warehouse 13 showing me. Black 3d printed case with gold inlay a knob and a lens like display.

cymplecy, 3 months ago to random

Finally managed to get my @microblocks #MIDI program running on #PiPicoW to feed into my PC running QSynth under Linux #mint

The really hard part was trying to do the screen capture (finally got there using SimpleScreenRecorder configured with backend as pulseaudio.

Who'd thought that the hard part of Linux Desktop would be audio!

https://youtu.be/cC6CjK0WB9w

itnewsbot, 6 months ago to hardware

Binary Clock Kit Blips Again - Back in 1978, the world was a bit different. There was no Raspberry Pi, no Interne... - https://hackaday.com/2023/12/10/binary-clock-kit-blips-again/ #binaryclock #clockhacks #hardware #graymark #pipicow

xan, 6 months ago to retrocomputing

Presenting the XANTRONIX Computer Inc. Z32 prototype: The most industrious 32-bit desktop computer for the most demanding workloads. #retrocomputing

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kkarhan, 8 months ago to keyboard German

I found the perfect idea for a #Torture #Keyboard:

A 100% (122+ keys) board where EVER KEY HAS A DIFFERENT SWITCH!

Force someone to type on that and they'll go completely nuts on hot it fucks with their mind...

This is tech sadism that makes even the most tough people call me a monster!