Monthly Archives: March 2015

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Swarming Raspberry Pi part 1. via matthewkwilliams Here’s the first in a series of building a robust docker swarm of raspberry pi hosts. This installment goes through installing the Pi(s), modifiying the Docker Daemon config, and starting up a test … Continue reading →

Much as we’d like to emulate our NASCAR heroes, breaking the speed limit often comes at a price. Ford is hoping to prevent accidents and speeding tickets by introducing cars that can see what the speed limit is and preventing … Continue reading →

The availability of cheap radio modules is making them ubiquitous in an increasing number of projects that we have been seeing recently. The usual go-to solution is using any one of the several modules based on the ESP8266 device. [Willem] wrote … Continue reading →

Adafruit forum member jim_lee shared his drone project with us. He designed & 3D printed mounting a bracket for a Pro Trinket and modified his transmitter to can control NeoPixel LEDs. Needed a mount for attaching a Pro Trinket to … Continue reading →

There’s something to preparing for having nothing, but carrying everything you need. People often criticize those that carry a lot… View Article from ITS Tactical http://ift.tt/1xvLkao via IFTTT

7th graders have been using these plans for five years to build Adirondack chairs. These plans are reliable and after as little as three hours of work, you can have an unstained/painted chair! The plans that we are following today … Continue reading →

Light therapy is a safe, easy way to kill cancer and treat other diseases, but it’s normally limited by its nature to illnesses that are skin-deep. Washington University researchers aren’t daunted, however. They’ve developed a phototherapy method tha… from Engadget … Continue reading →

An email from Vice President Joe Biden leads to 3D visualizations of the U.S. federal government’s budget using Power Map for Excel. The post White House 2016 budget in 3D using Power Map for Excel appeared first on Office Blogs. … Continue reading →

The ESP8266 is the answer to “I want something with Wifi.” Surprisingly, there are a number of engineers and hobbyists who have not heard of this chip or have heard of it but don’t really understand what it is. It’s basically … Continue reading →