@GeekMomProjects @ForrisHilier @rareblog@cheerlights@jasoncoon_ PWM can really confuse a phone camera on exposure and focus point. Longer exposure and greater depth-of-field can help, but phone cameras don't do either of those easily
We've got a new prototype of our Crazy Circuits board for the @Raspberry_Pi Pico in the works. Just a few design tweaks to test. Here's a video of our first revision in action.
So we've been fending off direct emails and texts about "good quality transistors" today.
Seems that Tradewheel - @tradewheel1 - put up a spam notice with our company details on it. They probably think it's a great business opportunity, but it's fake and wastes everyone's time
Our suppliers have just advised us that the Microchip/Atmel ATmega328P - as used in #Arduino and many clones - is not available until the end of the year.
If we don't have stock of an ATmega328P board, we'll be unlikely to get it for you until next year
It's in very early development, but this Raspberry Pi eye tracker could be very useful for people who need alternative input methods — https://t.co/n9uuAWRZ6A
@itnomad @BruceHeerssen Morse input is a big thing in assistive technology because the input requirements are minimal.
Here's a switch input project from a charity I used to work for: FAIO – Feather All-in-One Switch — https://t.co/1HtBd4WyUZ
You win some, you lose some. At our Burnaby office, we keep a display of failed #3dPrints as a reminder not to put on a 24h+ print again 😅 #MistakesAreLessons
@Leeborg_ Yes, if you're comparing with the USA, we have expensive shipping. Especially to ?0? rural postal areas. Legally, CP has a monopoly on all packages under 500g in Canada.
For shipping slightly bigger things, Canada Post Flat Rate Boxes are better value.