Open source hardware kit project donates $500 to the EFF

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Remember that open source hardware “Digg button”? It’s a simple kit to teach soldering and basic electronics (I co-developed it with Adafruit and Digg)… and part of the goal was to donate proceeds to the EFF, the first $500 was just sent off, this might be the first time an open source hardware project sent money to someone! – Link.

  • Digg button kit – Link.
  • Digg the Digg button video – Link.
  • Hacking a Digg button with a removable interface cable – Link.

2 thoughts on “Open source hardware kit project donates $500 to the EFF

  1. girlontherocks says:

    Is it at all ironic to anyone else that the payment was made as a paper check? No e-check or funds transfer or other form of digital money? I can’t remember the last time I paid for anything with paper…

    I guess it still spends so hooray for the donation!

  2. philliptorrone says:

    checks work great, so does paper – hmm, maybe there was a an electronic way to do it, but it would have been a boring screen shot :)

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