Jeremy S Cook

Blinking some LEDs on an ATtiny85: https://www.arrow.com/en/research-and-events/articles/attiny85-arduino-tutorial … @MicrochipMakes @Arrow_dot_compic.twitter.com/T1zMONhAnz

Playing with a ridiculously overkill/awesome @Raspberry_Pi cooling fixture for an article. Yes, that is RGB lighting. Yes, it's effective.pic.twitter.com/sePpdDqu0K

Running a script via @Raspberry_Pi SSH that seems to restart itself after pressing ctrl-C. Is there a way to stop this process from happening over and over again?pic.twitter.com/ORgDDgrSqB

Such a cool model, highly recommended: Printed with no supports on @monoprice Maker Ultimate V2: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=36045 … - also on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2D6FJ61  [Affiliate]pic.twitter.com/98rpIbUePz

Printing Flexi Rex with stronger links: Available: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2738211 pic.twitter.com/Zcdjlq3loQ

Quite the difference a couple days of drying makes: Inner mold doesn't want to come out - may give it a day or so to let it dry more, then get more extreme in "convincing" it to do so.pic.twitter.com/vAoiKhfeZT

https://www.embedded-computing.com/guest-blogs/hackaday-superconference-2019-an-incredible-collection-of-people-and-tech … @hackaday @embedded_comp @tannewt #superconpic.twitter.com/AKlClkItv4

PID controller basics: https://www.arrow.com/en/research-and-events/articles/pid-controller-basics-and-tutorial-pid-implementation-in-arduino … as seen below w/ Inputs and outputs on @fivewirelogic display @Arrow_dot_compic.twitter.com/mvztACsDeo

Revision 2 in the works. Concrete: the hardest part is waiting for things to dry!pic.twitter.com/EHNJaYw6l7

Scrolling letters on @adafruit segment display with @binhoElectronic host adapter and Python. More details on the setup: http://www.jcopro.net/2019/11/19/binho-host-adapter-with-i2c-and-python/ …pic.twitter.com/fskzxhLBEk

Success!.. Mostly. Inner mold damaged in the process, so reprinting it with a larger draft angle.pic.twitter.com/BenIOCQiq4

Attempt #2 for my concrete flower pot: Hoping it'll turn out better than #1 — actually pretty optimistic. H/t @0xDEAD0xBEEF for the binder clip idea!pic.twitter.com/GFu3ibFjbS

Partial @adskFusion360 mock up of my own version. 3/4 inch MDF used as a base with CNC cut steps. May end up looking quite interesting:pic.twitter.com/7FPU1gnnFM

And now I'm supposed to say if it's made for kids? I mean pretty much all my videos would be good for kids if they're interesting in tech/making stuff, but it's not really FOR kids specifically. kind of confused here @YouTubepic.twitter.com/65eqQPwhOB

Thanks @hackaday for a great time at the Superconference. Had a great time speaking, was thrilled to meet and hear so many interesting people, and the venue/catering/swag was excellent!pic.twitter.com/GqnaEfwFTX

#supercon badge reprogrammed and working on "custom" power supply #zipties @adafruit @hackaday - 1st experience with #circuitpythonpic.twitter.com/NrcAEeuzGj