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A screenshot of a social media post from the account "GET A GRIP" (@docrussjackson ), timestamped 1 day ago, with a blue checkmark. The post quotes a previous post by "Martha Kelly" (@MarthaKelly3 ), which reads: "Under capitalism, it’s normal to let children go hungry, let banks force people out of their homes, let sick people die for lack of access to healthcare. But the idea that billionaires could just be less rich – not poor, not struggling, just less rich, is considered insane." The quoted post is followed by a reply from "techsiren" (@techhsiren

Just less rich. That’s all we’re asking.

Three Transistor Circular Marquee Lights.
I hope this will be as cool IRL...

Breadboard serendipity.

YouTube video by Hari Wiguna HariFun #214 - Four bit full adder

When Rube Goldberg adds two four-bit numbers.
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YouTube video by Hari Wiguna HariFun #212 - Playing with the BBC Micro:bit

The BBC #Micro:bit V1 runs #MicroPython with only 16KB of RAM?!
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Really? I'm totally impressed.

100% failure. :-(
Until the tree support starts to support the star, the two bottom star spikes are standing on very small footprint. :-(
If your slicer supports it, you could try manual support on the inside of the two star spikes.

Three Piece 3D Puzzle by Hari Wiguna | Download free STL model | Printables.com I learned about this puzzle from Matthias Wandel, but I recreated this in Fusion myself. | Download free 3D printable STL models

I saw Matthias Wandel's wooden puzzle this weekend. I
paused the video and modeled the three pieces in #fusion360.
If you like puzzles and have access to a 3D printer,
Give this a try. It is much harder than it looks!
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Ah. I don't know how robust ESPNow's wireless connection is, but since ESPNow lets the ESP32s directly talk to each other, that means you're no longer dependent on the WiFi access point at the venue.

Congrats! If you ever need to send data between two (or more) ESP32s, check out ESPNow. I can't believe how simple it is to use.

"Gothic Attic"

Yes

Got this Sovol SV07 3D printer for $113 on Black Friday sale.

Dang... I was trying to heed your warning and still failed miserably. Good puzzle!
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I bought a Sovol SV07 a few months ago for $250 and have been happy with that purchase.
It is NOT a slick upscale appliance like a Bambulab printer. It uses plastic rollers and requires manual paper Z-Offset, but it is a decent Klipper based printer and for $100 I'm willing to give it some slack. :D

Ordered these 3D printers on Black Friday sale last week for $113 each! I hope these boxes actually contain Sovol SV07 printers and not bricks. lol. Will keep you guys posted...

OMG! That is tineeee! Where could we learn more about it?

That's cool and useful! Thanks for sharing!

Ouch... I'm familiar with 3D printer parts, but not specifically the Bambulab. What part is that? Do you know what happened?

I bought my Hakko soldering iron so long ago that I cannot remember when. It's the one with analog dial. PS: I'm posting this on a 2013 Macbook. I wonder who has the oldest still being used Mac/PC?

Amazing piece! The fur, the eyes, and the whiskers... are those real whiskers?!

YouTube video by Hari Wiguna HariFun #210 - ESP32 Three.JS Sombrero

ESP32 serving a three.js animation.
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YouTube video by Akiyuki Brick Channel LEGO Omnidirectional vehicle

Jaw dropping LEGO Technic mastery.
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I didn't get the last one, but thankfully I didn't have to solve it. :-)

Great for the Holidays

Cool...Are those mecanum wheels or are they something else?

Is that a hacked hoverboard? Where can I learn more about it?

NERSC@40: How It All Began In 1974, an almost-obsolete supercomputer once used for defense research was made available to support the fusion energy research community, the first time such a powerful computing resource was used ...

I used Google Image search and found that photo...

Are you saying that your first computer was a supercomputer?!
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I took Math 1 in college and discovered that it was actually intro to BASIC. We shared a PDP/11 using various terminals.

The first personal computer I had access to was an Apple ][.