Dan Reetz found that the 3.5mm jack in his DSO Nano oscilloscope had a broken solder connection, so he shows us how to fix it and prevent it from happening again by using glue to reinforce the jack. DSO Nano V2.0 pocket oscilloscope
Now a word from Stefan Antonowicz, our Director of Technology regarding our recent attempt again to migrate to WordPress. – Natalie Stefan writes: We were so close! This time, everything booted up as expected and scaled nicely. I sat back in my chair, well pleased with myself, until I got an IM from the sysad […]
Om nom! “Don’t stop at eating at your computer. Eat the keyboard!” Keyboard s’more [via Buzzfeed]
In cold climates, I can’t imagine anything more beautiful than this glistening colorful ice bunting hanging on a porch. See how to make your own over on Two Chicks And a Hen. [via Ohdeedoh]
Its a project page for a 4-day blitz project I did last week to start the new year off right – it looked at programming a 3-axis CNC gantry mill to do some simple wrapping/weaving tasks. Since I won’t be able to work on the project for quite some time I’ve made all the source […]
Last fall, Sonya Philips knitted on a subway ticket and decided to see what other ordinary objects she could work knitting in to. From milk cartons to fast food containers and even tin foil, she’s worked her delicate stitches into all kinds of objects, some of which are submitted by readers. [via Borrowed, Bought, Stolen]
Although the authors seem to be a bit vague about the important detail how long did it take, the robot they built to autodial the combination lock is interesting and fun to watch. [via Hack a Day]
