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John Baichtal
My interests include writing, electronics, RPGs, scifi, hackers & hackerspaces, 3D printing, building sets & toys. @johnbaichtal nerdage.net
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04/18/2012
Lior Elazary’s Mechanical CPU Clock intrigues me — it’s a clock that simulates the way a CPU works: For a...
04/17/2012
Niamh O’Connor at Urban Threads has an interesting angle on the recent phenomenon of skill badges. Rather than selling the...
04/17/2012
So awesome! Every hackerspace should do this. For 24 hours this June, it’s an all-out hacker brawl to see who...
04/16/2012
Simon Schoar built this excellent 7-segment display that uses servos to push and pull pieces of wood to form the...
04/16/2012
If you’re going to be in St. Louis later on this month, be sure to check out the 2012 FIRST...
04/13/2012
Joel Miller of Massachusetts wrote in to share this great blog post on the importance of sketching up a design...
04/13/2012
In this very special time of the year, Dangerous Prototypes lays out how they do their taxes. We’re not tax...
04/12/2012
Yuri’s Night is an international celebration of the achievement of human spaceflight, named after Yuri Gagarin and in celebration of...
04/12/2012
NYC Resistor members recently spent an evening playing around with resin: For today’s #hackfriday at NYC Resistor a bunch of...
04/12/2012
Artist Lorenzo Bravi ran a drawbot class for kids as part of the Minimondi Festival in Parma, Italy. His design...
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