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Recent posts
- 3D printing housings for underwater electronics projects
- Fettling the eSUN 3D Printing Filament Box
- DIY rubber gaskets via 3D printed moulds
- Using both transmitters on MAX3232 boards
- disp_flush on Littlevgl / lvgl on Teensy 3.6
- Still loving 3D printing
- MyTriMix – good progress
- Draft design maths for measuring helium percentage
- Trimix gas analyser thinking
- JJ CCR head cover
- Horstmann T50 thermostrat time setting
- How to change time on Danfoss TP5000
- UK is averagely obese (ish), NOT the second most obese country in Europe
- Scottish referendum was a good idea done badly
- Removing the IR lights in a Foscam FI9805W
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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Windy morning
Since I’m no longer biking to work I thought I’d better get out for some exercise at the weekend, so I went out for a morning bike ride this morning. It does feel easy to head out at 7:30 on … Continue reading
Halo 3 – I was disappointed until I saw XBox live
I finally got to play through most of the Halo 3 campaign. I confess to being somewhat disappointed by it. The first game felt revolutionary, and astonishingly polished compared with what had gone before. This has better graphics, and better … Continue reading
Tagged Halo 3, video games, Xbox 360, Xbox live
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Recycling – a surprising success
A few months ago our village became part of the council scheme to collect recyclable waste in special bins. We were intrigued to see how well this worked, not least since it meant our normal bin would only be collected … Continue reading
Room service
I’ve been staying in the St. Davids hotel when in Cardiff. Nice architecture, nice room, great views, fresh sea air at night, walking distance to the office … but, there is a niggle, and it irritates me enough that I … Continue reading
New job, new folks to shoot
It was the first week at my new job last week. And, I have to say I enjoyed being back at work (though folks from work might read this, so I could hardly say otherwise 😉 It’s true though). There … Continue reading