randomwraith.com
My mechanical logic gates take one-stud length of motion and convert it to another one-stud of linear motion.
I have now designed working versions of all the basic gates, the NOT, OR, NOR, AND, and NAND gates.
forbes.com
A United spokesperson confirmed to reporters that Thursday’s flight 2167 was “delayed due to a security issue involving a customer on board.” The teenage passenger who caused the disruption was not permitted back on the plane.
github.com
Display Controller (VGA, SSD1306, ST7789, ILI9341), PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Controller, Graphics Library, Sound Engine, Game Engine and ANSI/VT Terminal for the ESP32
gpd.hk
What an interesting little form factor. Especially with a serial port.
supermidipak.com
Inside your SNES is a MIDI synthesizer waiting to be set free…
opb.org
“It gives them agency to pursue things,” he said. “It’s a space where kids can explore their own mental development and not face repercussions or disciplinary action like you would in a classroom. If you do something wrong in a game, you might just lose some hit points or something. It’s a safe space where they can have those learning opportunities.”
theabbie.github.io
All Futurama title captions in order!
omarshehata.me
So if two sound waves have exactly the same frequency, according to my tuner app, they cannot possibly sound different. But they do! Does that mean there’s something else, something more than frequency that can differentiate sound?
There isn’t! That’s all sound is - vibrations in the air of some specific frequency.
Was the tuner lying? Yes, kind of: when we say a sound is 440 hz, that’s not actually a complete description of the sound. It’s kind of like telling you a shape has 4 points - you might assume it’s a square. But it could be a rectangle, or some completely wacky irregular polygon.
go.itpro.tv
The new SH:ART course drops April 1st, so get your team together to watch and make sure you’re ready when the next one comes knocking at your backdoor.
youtube.com
Engineer Dave Sieg has spent the last 20 years preserving the only working Scanimate, an analog motion graphics machine that was the staple of film/tv animation in the 70’s and 80’s.