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Monthly Archives: February 2015
One really fancy doorbell
The author took a Raspberry Pi and basically added the camera module, display, etc to the doorbell to keep an eye on things. I like how it calls your phone when enabled. http://hackaday.com/2015/02/22/raspberry-pi-doorbell-is-fully-featured/
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OK this is a funny way to recharge a cell phone
This is a funny video where the author hacks a car battery to charge a cell phone. I don’t think I would do this unless I absoluted needed to do so. http://hackaday.com/2015/02/22/macgyver-jedi-knights-ammo-stockpiles-and-candy-crush/
How to see the traffic on a Vending Machine bus
Nice blog post on how to get and decode traffic on a vending machine to repurpose it. Beats the alternative of just replacing all the boards and building your own. I stumbled on this post by accident while digging for … Continue reading
California getting nervous about Xerox Cal-Med
Looks like the State of California is getting worried that Xerox won’t beable to deliver on its Medicaid work. http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/the-state-worker/article10713146.html
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Xerox in trouble with Medicaid…this time in Alaska
Xerox just doesn’t seem to have a handle on managing Medicaid for states. This time Alaska is going after it. http://www.alaskajournal.com/Alaska-Journal-of-Commerce/February-Issue-4-2015/State-director-files-affidavit-laying-out-claims-against-Xerox/
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Hack a snow shovel
Basically the hack is to extend the lenght of the shovel. This way you get more leverage to shovel the snow with. Its a good idea and this winter…this maybe this weekends project. http://www.instructables.com/id/A-Better-Snow-Shovel/
A simpler build for a circle jig for a router
The author says for european routers, but this should work for any router that has a guide slot. I like this build better than some other ones that require the router to be screwed down or bolted into the jig. … Continue reading
Another simple CNC build with an arduino
I have been seeing a new interest in home built CNC’s lately. This one the author built for $200 Euro (230 US). I think he could have gone cheaper (there is a nice simple CNC with arduino clone on EBay … Continue reading
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Simple tester for Steppers with an arduino
Nice write-up on how to setup and test a stepper motor relatively quickly. This could come in handy in the future as I have been pulling steppers out of junked printers from the side of the road or dumpers and … Continue reading
Make a beer bottle candlestick
Clever idea, using the top of a beer bottle to hold the candle. Only a few issues, one is the candles are typically wide r than the top. Two, if the wax drips, well I guess that’s what the coaster … Continue reading