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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: January 2011
Fast caramelised onions
Caramelised onions are lovely, but very slow. Not any longer. Thanks to a set of guidelines here, they can be cooked in 15 minutes, and come out better than ever before. The secret is a tiny amount of baking powder, … Continue reading
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Fragile digital world?
There is a belief, back from when the Internet was DARPAnet, that it could survive a nuclear blast – it is inherently fault tolerant, so it would route around damage. In the early eighties, John Gilmour (one of the founders … Continue reading
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