Interesting article on some web based tools to help with working from home. I like the one workfrom, that shows places nearby you can escape to to get work done.
http://fieldguide.gizmodo.com/12-tools-and-apps-that-make-working-from-home-easier-1796253657
Pretty nice build. They author built these for a concert, me….I could see other uses for them. I am not so sure about using a PVC pipe and flattening it down for a sheet. I think you can get a sheet pretty cheap to cut to size.
https://www.instructables.com/id/Concert-Glowstick-Wheel/
Basically use an old tent pole, zip ties, and cardboard.
Don’t know the details behind them, but it sounds interesting.
http://gizmodo.com/girl-scouts-can-soon-earn-cybersecurity-badges-because-1796283484
Not a bad idea, its a PVC tube with bolt/grommet at the bottom to hold the cups in.
Interesting build. They author basically 3D printed an Iris to act as a shade for the LED lights. It looks pretty impressive.
In this case it was a cork bathmat. The author shows that these things are not as easy as you thing (or cheap).
This is for real embedded system that have very limited memory and CPU. Bascially its adding AES to the ESP family over MQTT.
Nice idea…I feel a tuba build coming on.
This just…is so bad. It looks like if you have the same priv’s and the exe’s, you can use this to inject your own code into the running python code.
