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Imagine this but the blue loose end is held in the starting knot, and i stop by pulling tight at step 4.

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This stuff is fairly close.

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You've shown some cool stuff. Where are you getting the ewaste from? I'm in the Hillsborough area but don't have any idea where to find stuff other than buying from Aurum recovery's ebay.

Does it not need the clock board anymore?

Volcanoids, would be a great fit for this

NESRGB, SMTendo and a POW block?

I've been using stacher as a yt-dlp front end. Having something like that in a container accessed via a browser would be handy.

"hm. I've lost a sandwich.. literally _lost_. it responds
to ping, it smells great, I just can't figure out where in
my apartment it is."

These are making me think of the naked gun

That's an awesome setup pack! Building LiFePO4 packs a while back, the one thing I missed was an easy way to gauge how much capacity is left. The discharge curve was too flat for a voltage display to be useful and I didn't see BMS boards with Coulomb counters when I was last looking.

Are these available online somewhere? I'd be interested to see more design notes from vector games, it's fascinating to see how this all worked.

Octoprint or Mainsail on all three printers, couldn't imagine going back to printing from SD card after setting those up!

It's the Hood!

Wolf is a docker container for steam running in Linux, it's pretty cool once it's all setup.

Sunshine running in a wolf container? Or full OS per tower?

Some gross fans won't clean up well with air but I've had good luck scrubbing in the sink with dish soap rinsing with iso and drying before applying the sewing oil.

Totally worth keeping these fans, brushless motors last a long time.

Thanks you, so far I've only got a 30 minute documentary waiting but I'm also looking to do stuff for family and whatever I find at thrift stores in the future.

I'm looking to encode them to something Plex can process to share and maybe burn some Blu-ray discs for family to store long term.

I've got a JVC hr-s9800u tapped to bnc connectors on the back and dual CX cards with a clockgen built. I'm better with the hardware side than the software side.

Any recommendations for guides on steps post decode? I've been able to get captures going and decode, but stalled wrapping it all up.

I wasn't sure the game was going to have actual aliens. Uplifted animals, humans that had diverged through genetic engineering and bioengineered monstrosities but ultimately all traceable back to earth.

This looks great!

For twist throttle could you get an e-bike throttle? AFAIK they usually output pwm, and the pico could read that.

That is fascinating movement in an fps. It's like something I'd expect an old DOS dungeon crawler to have, not something this clean and scifi.

Prepare the waffle parties!

USB split off to keep the battery reading full and wires potted in silicone?

A woodchuck chooses. A beaver obeys.

My steam deck staples:
Dome keeper
Nova lands
Journey to the savage planet
Parking garage rally circuit

I just did mine recently, the case was covered in ink by a busted pen, the screen was missing lines and the main board had corroded from leaking batteries. The CPU was all I saved from the original using a Super DMG kit.

I just got miniflux setup after using tt-rss in the past. It's been working great so far.

Little dabs of silicone caulk work pretty well as long as you make sure it's not the type which releases acid while curing.

I've run about 10 original Xbox motherboards through the dishwasher and been ok after.

Wash, remove before drying, rinse with alcohol/distilled water to make sure no hard water or soap dry under ICs, and dry in a food dehydrator.

One or two boards needed a second wash but all ten still booted.

I'd never have made it through that with magnet wire, nice work!