
Hardware Developer @inMusicBrands Technical Writer @Hacksterio Mainly making things that make music.
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Joined April 2007
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Very fun - I had a similar idea, but stopped at lightscribe discs (for some reason)
this project using stock writable CDR media is a huge huge advantage over the pricier LS discs!
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AKAI goes Open Source?! 👀
AKAI claps back to Behringer announcement of their open source firmware in their Kick Product.
Interesting timing, because, see, this is maybe the only really viable option for a universal "tamper detection" system.
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Need some help from the hive mind, please gang?
Does anyone recognize this connector system?
2mm pitch, with these red clips, that can be placed as a unique keying system (aka TPA - "terminal positioning assurance") .
Any suggestions on a MFG / something compatible would be greatly appreciated!
Another reason why the British plug reigns supreme - you can't do stuff like this with it.
(And thus, your average person now require one less loicesnse)
Fun factoid #38373: this is actually what the holes in the US plug prongs are for!
-10 points for fumbling the heatshrink though.
Missed a trick by not calling this egregious.
Would have looked nice in type next to Juicero on the shelf.
NEW: Cheffy just launched a robot that cracks and cooks your eggs.
Egor automates breakfast by cooking eggs 7 ways, while Toastr syncs your toast so everything finishes together.
-Automatically cracks eggs with no shells or mess
-Cooks eggs 7 ways, from sunny-side up to hard boiled
-Makes up to 2 fried eggs or 6 boiled eggs at once
-Schedule breakfast ASAP, on a timer, or for a specific time
-Steam-finishes over-easy, over-medium, and over-hard eggs without flipping
-Toastr syncs toast timing with the eggs
Bundle priced at $349.
Tom Fleet retweeted
in my defence, I naively assumed this would be a lot easier to put into pictures than it was.
also, totally unrelated, if you want to crash a background remover, throw a Klein bottle, or some other non-orientable surface at it.
Please keep the "vision" models away from pharmaceutical application's.
Pill counting is a long, long done thing. It does not need, nor should consider the implementation of anything not absolutely deterministic.
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