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Hey Y'll
I've been excited to see the TotK projects y'all dream up ๐
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Canary Light Learn Guide -
https://learn.adafruit.com/canary-nightlight/
That blue color would keep me awake...
Canary Light video https://youtu.be/bGIKo_uxZWE
Build an IoT night light that changes colors based on the time of day or Wifi status!
Guide: https://learn.adafruit.com/canary-nightlight
Powered by a QT Py ESP32 S3, this has a 5x5 neopixel grid BFF soldered to the back for a low-profile build.
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QT Py ESP32-S3 -
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5426
5x5 NeoPixel Grid BFF -
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5646
Our QT Py boards are a great way to make very small microcontroller projects that pack a ton of power - and now we have a way for you to quickly add a glittering grid of 25 RGB ...
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This my clock, using a Wemos D1 Mini, and two of those Pixel Purse LED panels. (Still need to build a case for it). It changes color depending on the time of day.
the game is so fun ๐ฎ
Hello folks.
the temp difference sensor could profide power
yess they need a way to share schematics
literally playing as I watch the show ๐
LED Noodles -
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5507
Our favorite food when hacking on code or electronics is a hot bowl of noodles - and around NYC these are often called 'noods'! What we've got here are flexible LED noodles, in ...
Snap Fit Case for Washi Tape -
https://www.printables.com/model/488617-snap-fit-case-for-washi-tape/
Layer by Layer โ Foldable Snap Fit Case -
https://youtube.com/live/8zwEyZs0kdE
Learn how to create snap fit cases with live hinges in Fusion 360. This case is designed to hold a reel of washi tape.Download CAD fileshttps://www.printable...
foldable spool case
3d printing nerd 3d printed the spool holder walking robot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGJt3E9tZg0 after this 3d hangout suggestion to watch
THE SPOOL WALKER! My first project on the @ankermake M5 3D printer! YOU need to print this, and tag me when you do!
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Spool Walker โถ https://www.printables.com/model/440356-spoolwalker
#3dprinting #practicalprintin...
walking Korok planter next
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darksabers and lightsabers and other sabers
Lol. Streamyard, now with 20% space. ๐
ultrayard
Thanks for the show!
thanks
Great hangout again, guys. ๐

Thanks for taking time for us
Thanks folks! cya tonight ๐
thanks so much for hanging out folks
Thanksmuch!
thanks guys!
Hello folks
Hi all!
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Hey Y'll
Hello everyone ๐
good evening
Good evening everyone.
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Hi Scott!
'evening all!
Thanks for hosting, Melissa!
Hey, that is a computer... with keyboard input and video output.
Flashbacks of old assembly
Hola from 'rado ! ๐
made it! ๐
wow @robust horizon that's awesome!
That's really cool
wow that's incredible @robust horizon
as usual it's building on work by a TON of other people!
but I had fun putting the pieces together
Amazing, @robust horizon !
Love that badge
the guide isn't even started but the code is available now: https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Learning_System_Guides/pull/2516
nice anne, so cool that any audio glitches are forgiven ๐
Phantabulous USB, dvi, cpm combo especiale' !
sounds good on the video, jp
I think the keyboard input and DVI output make emulation on the PICO even more interesting... it also help me figuring how powerfull is a today MCU vs a yesterday home computer. Thank you @robust horizon for that.
I guess I used CPM on a TRS-80 (Tandy), but at the time I did not knew it was CPM, I just knew how to get to basic or to load games and boring work oriented software I had on floppies. In retrospect, it is odd that I knew the in and out of my ZX81, and so few things about my TRS-80.
@wind spoke agreed! it's a bit extraordinary that in the '80s it was a full featured computer that had 64kB of RAM and might run at 1, 2, or 4MHz. This emulator has over 300kB RAM between the two RP2040s, and runs at hundreds of MHz...
SynthIO sweetness...
this is cool Liz! I hope you'll do a video that lets us hear the audio better.
Are the rotary dials using the I2C rotary breakout?
Bring this to the synth jam at defcon!
I've found audio out->line in on my computer I can use OBS and a Virtual cable to mix it all and still have voice.
@ashen hound there is a version with stemma i2c https://www.adafruit.com/product/5740
The ANO rotary encoder wheel is a funky user interface element, reminiscent of the original clicking scroll wheel interface on the first iPods. It's a nifty kit, but the pin-out is a ...
@robust horizon thanks! and yes tomorrow i'm planning to get some video with nice audio
I can hear everyone fine
@split gazelle are you going to defcon? If you let me know I'm hosting an modular synth jam
i am not but that sounds super fun
๐ it makes me so happy when folks do cool stuff building on my code
synths for days!
love all these synth projects!
Thanks!
synthesized drums are great @nova totem , love it
woah @nova totem those drums sound good!
yeah!
without any real effort ?!?!
ahah
I think you made a ton of effort here
yeah this is amazing Mark
polysynth + drums all on a microcontroller w midi input is so great!
Amazing.
@nova totem Awesome work, sir!
@nova totem I hope you have a chance to post up the code soon (apologies if you already did, I haven't seen it yet)
All credit to you, you did the hard stuff!
I will try to post a gist of my drum code ASAP, still a work in progress. Thanks everyone
Is that a 555?
No, it's an ATTiny13A
That candle looks great @sand lotus
i don't think you can customize the num pad labels in the connect app...
otherwise i'd totally have a barry white mode
I mean with synthio now...
all of you doing synthio projects make me jealous. just awesome stuff.
great projects, everyone!
awesome stuff everyone.
Great projects all!
Thanks for sharing all
love the new version of the fidget spinner, neat idea with the relay
Thank you to all for taking time for us
Great projects everyone. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for sharing everyone, great projects!
Is my feed totally dead ? Sigh
delchi's stuff is always next level. great stuff delchi!
Thanks!
@sage aspen thank you for hosting!
I have a question ๐
Thank you
Maybe you don't even need a microprocessor. If pressing the button give power to the relay, and the relay cut it's own power... then it vibrate. No code, just a few wire. (also possibly it destroy the relay pretty quickly, and give feedback current due to the self).
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@cold elm it's always tough trying to stuff a couple projects into like 2 mins.
I thought about something like that, but destroying the relay is not an ideal outcome ๐
@sand lotus No kidding, I have 2 more that I'm holding out for next week
i'm new here ... and to electronics. I want to create a temp/humidity sensor and microphone for honeybee hives and upload the data to cloud for analysis. can anyone offer suggestions on how to narrow down the seemingly endless choices of temp/hum. sensors (and other sensors)?
Thanks everyone for stopping by to show off your projects
Well, you just don't really control the frequency with that 3 or 4 wires solution, but using a relay as a buzzer will always end badly over time.
@crimson lily There are a few ways you can go with that. A pyportal is great for uploading data to teh cloud and handing the workload, but as far as sensors go I use M5 stack toys for reading weather
@sage aspen I'm so sorry I could not hear you , I could hear the other guests, just not you
Well it's not going to vibrate, just at a few (2-4) Hz.
@cold elm no worries. Thanks for showing your project. It was very cool.
I need a permanent studio setup ๐
Thank you for hosting @sage aspen
I smell a neopixel.
that gidrha stuff is like 7 layers above my head
Desk of Ladyada - Long weekend for toy hacking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thR1Hp4dtH0
This weekend at the Desk of Ladyada we're working on recreating a hack from Defcon 26 for a Teddy Ruxpin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teddy_Ruxpin) from 2017 with advanced circuitry inside. The original reverse-engineering talk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7SIL_JNSto) by super-hacker team @zenofex and @Exploiteers (https://twitter.com/Exp...
Hi Engineers! How do you best tackle scope creep when it comes to projects jam-packed with lots of components? I'm a beginner that loves stacking featherwings and stemmaQT sensors, but at some point, it feels like I'm adding too many features in a single project. Long term would love to get into PCB design and use multiple boards, but I'm struggling to bridge the gap of knowing when to stop adding on. Thanks all!
teddy dragon... ugh i have too many projects as it is.
I always like to get my basic prototype going. I get carried away with various ideas. I try to stop myself and solve the simplest problem first.
2017 Teddy Ruxpin Without Fur https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG5OGahh8SI
By request, the infamous Teddy Ruxpin! He's lots of fun, hope you like it!
Thanks so much for watching! You're awesome!
Check out my twitter and facebook for updates and for chatting:
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I love requests, but please be aware I cannot buy any toys brand new. I peruse th...
oh that's adorable!
so what i'm hearing is... toy pirates
this is why i love the open source community. i don't see any of that here.
the new lora messenger in the newsletter looks great... definitely caught my eye.
The 3Com Ergo Audrey is a discontinued internet appliance from 3Com. It was released to the public on October 17, 2000 for USD499 as the only device in the company's "Ergo" initiative to be sold. Once connected to an appropriate provider, users could access the internet, send and receive e-mail, play audio and video, and synchronize with up to t...
In the year 2000 when we will all have flying cars.
how does a clear antenna work?
Bob Metcalf, inventor of Ethernet, was at 3com.
I can see why it was named Audrey. It looks just like her ๐ซ
neat device, never seen it. actually quite beautiful.
200 MHz Geode GX 1 CPU, with 16 MB of flash ROM and 32 MB of RAM.
amazon show is pretty nice... if you like non-stop advertisements
will there ever be a stemma qt motor/server driver?
I've seen this question come up a couple of times from several different people, and I figure this would be the best opportunity to ask. One of the most sought-after pieces of unobtanium from Adafruit these days is the Powerboost 1000C, referenced in a fair number of project guides on the website. Many of the newer development boards already come with this circuitry built in, but projects using something like the PyPortal still have no drop-in replacement. Is there any plan to re-release this product or rebuild it with newer components?
It ran QNX?!? Such a weird small world. At about that era, BlackBerry was mostly compared to the Palm, and Motorola pagers...
This was from back when we had Internet Cafรฉs. I miss Internet Cafes
Later, BB bought QNX
I haven't thought about QNX in so long. It was a cool O/S
There is a Qwiic motor driver from Sparkfun and there are haptic feedback drivers from Adafruit
Oh, they actually let babyada play with the toy? I thought it was just for the parents to hack.
โค๏ธ adorable
I think I found the problem ... I had 2 windows with streamyard open
one was kindahidden
D'oh!
seeing a usb port on a kids device has to be rare.
QNX was used in a bunch of weird places, everyone has a different experience with it. In Ontario, there was a computer called the ICON that ran QNX. It was something that shouldn't have come out of beta...
ooh I remember the ICON
Ha cool. I was writing a wireless driver for it 2000/2001ish.
the unlock server is going to end up being deprecated.. what do you even call that.. a zombie device? i think there's a name for it but can't remember it.
Neat. Really is a small world!
It's called a brick
it's not bricked if it still functions, you just can't add the paid content anymore
If a story-telling toy can no longer access the stories, but is otherwise still functioning... I still say its a brick.
Imagine Lars with such eyes and moving mouth, and speaking...
It's always tempting to mod things, and what better to mod than your own creations? I get it, we've all been there.
I like to think about projects a lot, but it's a lot easier to draw a line at the very beginning, and focus on doing exactly that. Feature creep can go on forever...
Feature Creep is to a project like DLC is to a video game ๐
In a couple years babyada's bedroom will look exactly like JF Sebasian's apartment.
Home again, home again, jiggety-jig
Glad to know the feeling continues! It feels like an infinite feedback loop; learning about another feature and then wanting to incorporate it.
He was a chr on a sat morning superhero show
If you feel it's overloaded, it probably is time to build a fresh version. Most projects don't stop at the first iteration; they use the lessons learned from the first one to design the next one better.
except you need to beware of The Second System effect.
Look out! There's a BEAR!
Ladyada - Did you consider using an Android VM?
this made me lol
Check out one leg https://clips.twitch.tv/SmallCovertGrasshopperKlappa-suSrUEsif49xNaJW
very specific toolchain to break it out of the toolchain
qemu: unhandled CPU exception 0x9 - aborting
R00=00000002 R01=40800624 R02=40800630 R03=00000008
R04=3fbaf4f8 R05=ffffffff R06=00000002 R07=40800624
R08=40800630 R09=3fbaf4fc R10=00000009 R11=407ffc54
R12=00000006 R13=407ff820 R14=3ffe0f41 R15=fffffffe
PSR=000a0030 ---- T usr32
qemu:handle_cpu_signal received signal outside vCPU context @ pc=0x401972```
This is so interesting! I know someone who had one of these bears, so I'm gonna see if I can get my hands on it to tinker with
Can't wait for the deluge of toddlercore toy maker content! ๐
@open girder at some point, Iโd really enjoy an hour long deep dive into the Teddy hacking. Or, a toy hacking panel chat with LA and others.
that's a cool looking mailbox ๐
Great reminders of the value of persistence n
i checked out the ibm python course, bookmarked it. looks like a great way to learn python!
8 of them were Chumby.
In celebration of SparkFun's 20th Anniversary, we sat down with several employees who have worked with us for over 10 years to talk about their time with us. Join us as we dive into their stories and hear about their favorite moments!
The sun is a deadly laser! (that's a reference to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDNRsmULvWQ)
Adafruit RP2040 Prop-Maker Feather with I2S Audio Amplifier https://www.adafruit.com/product/5768
Question from Delchi: I need an Adafruit Powerboost 1000C to help power my pyportal, but no one has them anymore! Is there a replacement / substitute you can suggest?
Adafruit ESP32-S2 TFT Feather - 4MB Flash, 2MB PSRAM, STEMMA QT https://www.adafruit.com/product/5300
Pimoroni Inventor HAT Mini for Raspberry Pi - PIM672 https://www.adafruit.com/product/5736
Adafruit NeoDriver - I2C to NeoPixel Driver Board - Stemma QT https://www.adafruit.com/product/5766
NeoPixel LEDs (a.k.a WS2812 / SK6812 family) are a super-easy way to add addressable RGB lighting with only one GPIO. They're ubiquitous on microcontrollers, but some chips or single ...
Question for the Q&A: Last week you mentioned a potential QT Py BFF with the 3W I2S amp and micro SD card - any chance a 6-axis IMU would fit, too? Thinking Prop Maker BFF like the Feather. Would love an Adafruit RP2040 alternative SEEED XIAO Sense (with 6-DOF).
@sand lotus
QUESTION: Is there a DVI library (like picodvi) in the works for Circuit Python? (for the Feather RP2040 DVI)
Question: What's a good way to get started with Bluetooth/BLE hardware design? Are there any easy-to-use chipsets/good learning resources for it?
slightly higher resolution version of the video file of mine that PT played https://photos.app.goo.gl/G9x1EGsXuBK9iBWX9
why do all temperature sensor boards (SHT41) have a cut on them? Is it to avoid being affected by on-board temperature variations?
Yep
Learning to travel by Map to the toy faire?
when developing the key to iterate and fail faster, you will fail, a lot, so fail faster.
and then you succeed.
thank you for talking through my question, I'll try to publish more often ๐
Simpler question: Prop Maker BFF?
As a bonus when I started showing off in progress projects I found a lot of people enjoyed to watch it evolve and follow along
Question @open girder
The I2c neopixel board just shown. Is it possible to do a repeating pattern with that board? Send the code and the main COU can focus on other code?
I made a bias adjustment script that could help with temp sensors, works quite well. if you think you need a bias adjust there is a script for that now.
Bye all! Thanks for the great show! ๐ป ๐
Thanks, @open girder community!
Thanks @open girder and good night. ๐
I've noticed a trend in new RP2040 feathers with extra pins for extra functions. Any plans for these types of designs with other chipsets?
Docinate? Was that a mispeak, or is there a story there?
Thanks @open girder - have a great night
Constraints are indeed the friend of any designer
Bye
temp sensor bias adjust algorithm https://github.com/DJDevon3/My_Circuit_Python_Projects/tree/main/Circuit Python Snippets#temp-sensor-logarithm-bias-adjust-bme280
Thanks, great show! Have a greaat night!
thanks all!
thanks @open girder, good show!
Question: how can i better ask my question to get feedback?
Thank you for taking time for us.
great show, awesome hacking LadyAda, hope to see more on it!
I'm off to hunt substitute boards!
Prepare them early, and think about what kind of response you're looking for?
what kind of current are you going to be using delchi, you need the 1A load?
To be fair, this question session was a bit rushed with all of the other content they had for us...
So hopefully if you have more questions still they get answered next week
yup, with show & tell or AAE there's almost always next week (unless there's a special day off or holiday)
hmmm... I must have heard wrong. I would swear PT said "docinate", not "document"!
Thanks. I feel heard. ๐ Tried to be specific, but that was maybe too long, so I shortend to more open-ended. Asked in time, I think....
Was in #help-with-projects for a portable PyPortal project, for context.
true, that convo was extensive and the devs there likely answered it best with lady ada confirming it's just a chip shortage.
ohhh maybe a chance when they come back in stock to play the chip shortage song again ๐
Sounds like a fun board idea. For now, Iโd consider putting this together with a few separate parts, including your desired 6DOF IMU. (Rather than waiting for the perfect single board.)
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snoaa01/snoaa01.pdf -- a TI document about these kinds of cuts, as well as some other design consierations for ambient temperature sensing
@sand lotus : https://learn.adafruit.com/portable-pyportal/overview
Thanks! Exactly what I did - used the breakout versions. Making a digital "handbell" and need the slim form factor to fit inside the bell housing behind a speaker
Excellent! The nice thing Iโve found about adding a speaker to my current project, is it suddenly makes the project that much larger, and I obsess less about making it tiny.
In an ideal world yes that's how it would work but when squishy squish happens...
Haha, true, unless you've first obsessed about using a very small speaker!
@cold elm re the convo in the YouTube chat. I did mean for you to ask in this channel during the show (and George Graves pointed to here in the YouTube chat). Sorry I wasn't more explicit, but you got the (expected ๐ฆ ) answer.
I didn't really get an answer at all but I did get shoved around and corrected and so on about where I should have said where I shouldn't have said something something rhymes with bones
So for the moment I'm in limbo
Thankfully because of gym class in high school I know how to properly limbo under the stick without falling
I watched the video and Limor said it's due to a chip shortage; she asked TI about an alternative similar chip but they said they didn't really have one.
it's a problem, yes. the 1000C hit a lot of desired buttons
ahh ok , I think I was getting the stick when she said that, I did re-watch it tho must have missed it. I know there is a chip shortage, but is there no alternative ?
not with the same features ๐ฆ
anything at all similar? Any way to attach a battery to the pyportal , and charge it via usb?
sorry I was away: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1944
Greetings, good people.
good afternoon
Hello!
hi!
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Good evening Mr. Bergdahl.
hi JP lead on to more knowledge
No audio, @haughty quiver
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he's just mimeing at us
Lol
I have gone def
Workshop charades. ๐
Lars pinched the mic cord again.
oh this is one of them "talkies" I've heard about
Discord is where the cool people are
hey we just got talkies and now they want HD?
@paper peak that charges a phone, but till it power a pyportal?
todbot we getting to new AV1
Oooh. Blinkenlights.
perfect
Perfectly balanced.
i had to tune it down
lost all sound
it is strange when the sound humm go louder than jp
Mesmerizing
nice coloring there with lights
You can have any color you like, so long as it's red. ๐
@haughty quiver You could put some green LEDs under the buttons.
the dome cover similar what pedro look for hairband for bo-katan
miniature LED light to side of the dome could light the dome
bwoowwwwoowwwoooowwwww I'm a filter!
If you wanted to introduce a 4yr old to synths and music, but not overwhelm them. Thinking 6buttons max and a knob or dial or two. Where would you start or what features would you offer (i found a toy already, lights buttons sound and dial)
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Mix is good
Sounds fine to me.
Your perfect as is @haughty quiver
I've heard some people really love playing with this with their kids: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgyAASXtZj8
This is the Dato DUO, an instrument for two. A flashy sequencer paired with a gritty-sounding synthesizer. For kids aged 3 - 99 and up!
More info & order at http://dato.mu
I'd definitely have a variety of preset sounds and a couple of simple modifiers (maybe a filter or a simplified envelope)
Lovely, not cheap, but 5yr warranty. The kind of thing I'd like to replicate with CPY
also the Blipblox https://blipblox.com/. And cheaper and more available, maybe the Orba? https://artiphon.com/pages/education
what version of CP includes the new filters?
Blipblox does some lovely ones, thanks
I'm supposed to be writing code for my own synth this afternoon but I'm watching your synth instead. ๐
the filters are not merged in yet, still in draft PR https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/pull/8048
Bye
Thanks, @haughty quiver ๐
Woo!
thanks JP!
Thanks @haughty quiver !
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Heya๐ธ๐ช๐
Its similar to a character-width kerning algorithm.
good evening
is this like asyncio for segmented displays?
yeah there would be no way to breakout of that marquee loop, i get it
i haven't used marquee with 7 segment so didn't even know it behaved like that. nice find whoever caught that one.
wonder how many other marquee using libraries this could improve too, like the matrix panel have a marquee, and some others
i'd like to apologize to all the devs for the whole ssd1306 thing, had no clue it would cause a domino effect with a lot of other libraries.
only thought it was the 1 library that needed renaming issue
that makes me feel better thanks. i thought it would be a short issue but the discussion was like 15 minutes and felt like i hit a hornets nest. ๐ฌ
Thanks for the stream!
looking forward to coffee in the morning with you tomorrow. 11am EST, 10am Tim time.
i designed the new opensky api requests library examples with you in mind as the reviewer, has streamer debug warnings when it'll show credentials.
Getting started now working on the RGB LED Server project. You can follow along on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2T2aYwqFVo
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Was soldering last night, too. Hereโs one of five boards from yesterdayโs solder reflow-fest. Adding the through hole parts today.
Yes, Eurorack with ItsyBitsy and TFT. Used a combination of hot air and small hot plate.
Hand-placed. Usually apply paste with a toothpick, but splurged on a stencil for this one.
2-minute video of the mini hot plate in action.
Sent the gerbers to OSH Stencil. Separate order.
This is a one-inch square board.
Stencils are usually laser cut stainless.
Good morning Tim and all present from Goshen, KY
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A carpentry project is staring at me now, impatiently waiting to be done. Thanks for todayโs stream.
Thank you Tim!
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hello all
greetings all!
Hello!
Good afternoon.
Howdy!
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Hi JP!
hi @random sand
They're the bee's knees, got lots from another place many moons ago, but i2c plug and play is always better
I love i2c so handy
knobby knobs, sounds cool. add arpeggio = awesomeness.
could see scott wanting some for pysigrok project?
Thanks @haughty quiver
Thanks @haughty quiver
thanks very much for stopping by
just caught the end there, sounds cool.
Thanks @haughty quiver! A measurably good product pick!
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Hello everyone, happy Wednesday
good evening
Hope @open girder is staying healthy out of the smoke
Hello!
link to join show and tell: https://streamyard.com/zn73cgd4x2
Good evening everyone.
Good evening all you most excellent people!
hi everone!
Hello Mr. Park and Mr. Lars
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Evening everyone
Woah! Nice Jeff!
As they say, sunlight is the best disinfectant. And it does a number on eeproms too. ๐
This specifically does 2kB chips but maybe you could adapt it for larger chips like those used on gameboy
can't wait to see what the rest of y'all are up to!
Good evening.
I'd like to buy a Vowel....oh wait, wrong game.
Sorry if you already said it JP but what's that connector? DE-9?
wow EPROM progammer jepler!
@proven crow I think it was a ps2 controller which is its own thing
or maybe original playstation, I think the connector is the same
Ah, thanks
it's the wacky custom connector that was on Playstation1 and Playstation2
Oof im late oops. Looks cool JP. Iโm seeing a huge mod wheel.
That could actually be useful for Minecraft. In older versions, you do more damage the faster you click
Yes, Playstation and Playstation 2 controller connector. It's big, has nine pins
(Although it's sort of cheating ๐ )
while True:
keyboard.send( Keycode.SPACE )
time.sleep(0.001)
FYI -- Takara also makes video game controllers for Locomotive simulators.
my initial version
yes! i've been eyeing those ๐
it allows 0.7" feathers to be mounted
I love KiCad for things like that, it's so flexible!
Itโs like a skadis system for feathers.
N&P did this one with all slots, I think an 0.2 spacing
lots of innovation to be done in this area
If I ever make it to Tokyo, a trip to Hard-Off (a super-massive thrift store chain) is in order.
Wait what would be breaking the law with a lora messenger? I thought it was all open?
Takara Tomy Pla-rail Shinkansen Train Driving Simulator IMPORT JAPAN
well that's an interesting looking item!
LoRa is on the ISM (unlicensed) bands, so encryption isn't illegal.
There are rules about encrypting signals on HAM bands for sure, and I think the ISM ones too
Thanks everyone for sharing.
Very cool lora project eva! Looks great.
Thanks for sharing everyone
Thanks y'all!
See y'all soon! Cool projects!
thanks Liz!
But rfm69 has encryption built in i think.
Thanks, @split gazelle !
Good show (and I didn't miss it!
thanks folks!
Or is it a difference between rfm95 and 69?
yeah I looked into it a bit myself and just ended up more confused than when I started
I'm not 100% sure. I am almost certain on HAM bands it was a rule. On the free ones not sure, as WiFi routers are encrypted... (obligatory I am not a lawyer ha)
I have yet to do anything with rfm69. I did plan on writing my own encryption for rfm95โฆ that would be illegal? Or is ISM different and im misunderstanding the context?
yeah the encryption code that I have written but not tested uses aes
I think most other algorithms would produce messages too large for them to handle
although I do believe that's a bottleneck from the library
I was going to, still plan to, write a small basic substitution cipher so its not plain text is all.
text to emoji cipher
Which could easily fit on even a small avr with lora. Decoded with ascii. Overhead would be like 24bits max maybe.
Amateur radio bands you can't encrypt except for control (of radio stations in space and radio controlled things).
emojis are built into feathers ascii so definitely possible todbot.
The overhead would be more, basic substitution would be most efficient when every bit matters in an rfm stream.
Yeah tell that to amazon who uses encrypted lora with sidewalkโฆ finally figured out where the random traffic was coming from.
ISM (Industrial, Medical, Scientific) bands are limited in transmit power by laws, so the transmit distance is limited in practice. ISM bands do allow encryption. Examples of ISM bands: ~2.4 GHz (WiFi), ~900 MHz (LoRa), ~433 MHz.
LoRa doesn't use the amateur bands, so is allowed to be encrypted.
Thats good info. Thank you. Didnโt know that. ๐ค
FYI any form of substitution cypher is going to provide virtually no protection.
Its just so random traffic doesnโt accidentally trigger my mailbox, doesnโt need to do more than obfuscated mail=0
Don't roll your own encryption. Use proven post-quantum encryption algorithms that aren't endorsed by NIST/NSA.
On a feather, yes naturally ๐
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To be fair only some of those algorithms are compromised. Or more precisely certain curves used for ECC. The algorithms themselves are fine.
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I ran one of the air sensors when we had smoke from fires here and the quality was... not ideal
oh wow the smoke looks worse down there than up here in Canada
AQI is in the 250-300 range here
for reference, 150 is "very bad"
Is that Canadian smoke that is tainting your sunlight?
Yeah we had like 489 here in Oregon back in 2020.
There's no better time to stay inside!
As a Canadian, I feel compelled to apologize for your air quality. Sorry.
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I was using the AQI sensor from Adafruit setup with the code from the Ruis brothers project and am getting readings over 400 outside here in CT 30 miles east of Adafruit!
that audio bff looks like a great combo with synthio & a rp2040 qtpy, I'm going to have to pick one up just to make sure it works
As an American donโt worry about it weโll send some F-35โs to shoot at the sun. Weโll fix it.
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oh my gosh I forgot all about uuencode
You gotta aprreciate that adafruit doesn't just make their logo rainbow and call it a day. They really go above and beyond! 
not unicode, that came later
I don't understand. You were not traumatized by uuencoded files on usenet?!?
unshar was harder to deal with than uudecode
Usenet was before my time but i read the article and appreciate the work she did for creating email.
hmm. You make a good point.
Good memories of Usenet, but I haven't been on in over 20 years.
Canada says sorry
I keep getting checksum error code from the pm 2.5 that crashes the code. It happens after running for only 5 or 10 minutes. Does this mean something is wrong with the sensor?
OSHW is ๐ฅ for open source. good segway.
Fusion 360 - NO version for Linux.
... Ok, now I need to make a Hulk-Hogan/Adafruit crossover meme. "Whatcha gonna do when EAGLE sunsets on you, sista?"
Will it work with WINE?
Sunsetting is a good term for it.
Personally, I've found that 9/10 professional/paid apps don't work well with Wine. That's just me though.
9/10 don't work well in windows either.
Excellent point!
It'll be distressing if the pathway from the commercial pcb software into kicad gets worse..
Will you have to reformat all your eagle brd and sch files to the newer format for downloads pages?
I love KiCad! Ladyada - Have you tried to learn it? It's not as streamlined as the proprietary ones, but... FOSS ๐คค
So keep a 7.7 eagle torrent on file somewhere.
Plus it's come a long way in the last two years.
I tried to pick it up once, failed, came back a few months later, and figured it out in a few days!
KiCad now supports fonts for silkscreen text, I know that's a thing for some people. ๐
yep
and background pics for PCB RE
haven't tried yet though
If you can't read it it's not yours anymore.
"we hack teddy bears"
@open girder If you do end up using Fusion 360, it may be easier to generate CAD for your boardsโ always handy to us
I dunno. Companies CAN be malicious. Oracle has had their moments. So has Microsoft.
Note there's a KiCAD workbench in FreeCadโฆ I'll have to try that
xemacs, really?
was raised on XEmacs
lol ikr
xemacs was the "official editor" at my first professional software development position
on Solaris on SparcStation5sโฆ
I didn't know xemacs was still being maintained. but it is!
WinRAR still worksโฆ just saying.
I actually ported XEmacs to BeOS & Haikuโฆ but they discontinued it before I finished the port ๐ฆ
on some commercial x86 bsd variant + hpux + maybe one older unix platform
nah I'm nostalgic for xemacs. gnu emacs has some of the keystrokes wrong
hahaha good point, ladyada ๐
๐
โBorland gave away their ANSI C - Thought that was cool!
Couldn't they publish a patch to disable the 'phone home' function?
You aren't using your computer right unless you're using it wrong
Great looking pcb anne!
but but but have you tried the new PopEditProGold Editor IDE that just came out? It's written in OxidizeScript
As long as you're not being used by your computer.
Borland did a bunch of really cool things over the years
I'm a big fan of doing things "wrong". Specially in music, were if you were some hypotetic music teacher, you would give bad grades to musicians like Jeff Beck or Stanley Jordan... which are playing guitar "the wrong" way. Wrong doesn't exist.
5 ANO rotary encoders on one device ๐
anyway, must sleep, n8!
Lizโs ano synth is amazing cool.
just today the Pull Request to add biquad filtering was added, so you can pick that up in the absolute latest builds!
All the synth stuff is so cool. Thank you to everyone who helped make synthio awesome.
so cool Liz, I hadn't seen the video until just now
Everyone used to smoke. It's not surprising everything smells like smoke. Sad, but not surprising.
here's some synthio filter fun with only 25 lines of CirPy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIc6rovZ4aA
thanks to this project I now have synthesizer dreams
My rem sleep waves are shaped like a sawtooth....
This product looks really interesting for a project of mine!
47x23 cm is pretty big. Did i see that wrong?
14.6 x 24.8 is what I see
Are they good for moving things across flat surfaces?
Like bristle bots.
There was experimental web haptic back in the Flash/Macromedia days
I love Vybronics LRAs; been using them for years, since they were known as Jinlong Machinery. Many of them work well with Adafruitโs DRV2605L breakout.
Alerons(sp?)
Aileron, rudder on the tail verticle and elevators on the tail horizontal
Flaps deploy to keep you in the air at lower speed.
Like trying to drive a car with no power steering. Something less people have ever done as time goes on.
"only" $3500.
Aileron, rudder, elevators, and flaps are four different types of 'control surfaces' on airplanes.
Anybody remember the Rez tactile rhythm box?
Like an array of subwoofers, but they were cranked way too high -- feeling "static-y" and resonating heavily with the plastic casing.
I wonderif a haptic vest has medical applications to help pneumonia patients express lung fluids.
Helps with phlem basically. Theory is sound.
"Interstate Pothole Simulator" -- new use for the haptic vest.
With truck simulator games.
Make sure to get the DRV2605L, as it supports LRAs
Snap, crackle, click. Having the presets sounds very helpful.
Dolphin language translator.
I love that encoder
We need EVQWGD001 to make a comeback.
That looks cool. Electronic lathe control?
.CNC Rotary Encoder - 100 Pulses per Rotation - 60mm Black https://www.adafruit.com/product/5734
CNC Rotary Encoder - 100 Pulses per Rotation - 60mm Silver https://www.adafruit.com/product/5735
We have various PCB-mount rotary encoders in the shop, great for making interfaces where you may want to spin a knob around to select a value.ย These large knobs are also encoders, but ...
Balanced pair.
Gorgeous encoder!
@open girder Question: Is the big knob removable, or permanent?
Ohh those clicks look and sound satisfying
maybe make a fun escape room safe with those big encoders
Reminds me of my high school locker.
A safe was my first thought too
Nice for escape rooms!
Can you adjust the spring strength of the detents?
Mosfetti 4 Channel MOSFET Driver Board by Monk Makes https://www.adafruit.com/product/5757
@noble grove I have never seen folks do that but it's an interesting question
Feedback led is a nice idea. Interesting.
Iโd like that too; Iโd love to see if it would be smooth enough for DJing
mostly cnc types want the wheel to move quite freely
Use two and create a wave writer like an etchasketch
but the detents are important too, as an operator you know that each click is (say) .01in or .1mm or whatever
For a wave table synth
I wonder if the detent could be made magnetic (cogging) and then use an electomagnet so the the detent could be under program control
Digi-Key Hackbox - Clue and PyLeap https://www.adafruit.com/product/5627
Say it, @open girder : One More Thingโฆ
Adafruit I2S Amplifier BFF Add-On for QT Py and Xiao https://www.adafruit.com/product/5770
are there enough BFFs now to make a QTPy BFF Borg Cube?
@noble grove I did once have a rotary encoder that worked that way. It was a stepper motor that was slightly energized, and the (I'm talking past my knowledge level here) back EMF that occurs when the wheel drives the motor was measured to create quadrature outputs. I felt that it didn't work accurately (1 revolution was not always 100 pulses, or whatever it was labeled) and never used it in a project, but that's the core idea as i understood it
Resistance is futile, but impedance is inevitable.
(on the other hand, circuitpython cannot currently stream mp3s, or in fact decode them at all on espressif-family mcus so expect to have to do some figuring of the best way to do your audio project)
Top secret logo presages the new rotary encoder
My ideas deeply exceed my ability to execute.
Question @open girder Any issues putting QTPY and BFF close to the speaker magnet?
Thank you!
Thanks @open girder and good night. ๐
Thanks 'fruits!
Thank you!!
Thank you for more great hardware and everything you do. Stay awesome.
Thanks for any excellent evening of shows! Special thanks to @split gazelle for hosting Show & Tell! Make it an incredible day!
Thanks for a great show! Stay safe on Mars!
Keep playing with your ideas! Persistence pays off.
g'night folks
Thanks, @open girder fam!
as far as my experience goes that never changes ..my ideas keep expanding faster than my skills
I have too many, and too varied, to execute many
I executed on a modular synthesizer idea and I am still learning the implications of the outcome.
Yeah, I have a lot going on, too, but Iโm likely going to have to add a Vision Pro to the list.
It's called the HIVE. I talk about it way too much over on Winterbloom and Earth Modular Society discord servers.
Here's a picture of it as most recently patched:
Sweet. Years ago I did a bunch with the ARP 2600, @wild urchin
Thatโs beautiful!
Thank you! Those diamond shaped control pads are the inspiration.
Are they cap touch?
Iโll never look at euro rack stuff without seeing everything powered by noods patch cords thanks to Liz. Beautiful and mesmerizing to look at the electric waveforms flowing through the wires.
They are hexagonal capacitive touch pads, in a 16 cell honeycomb arrangement
7 modules of them.
Wow. What IC(s) may I ask do you use to process 16 cap touch signals?
14 channels of CV and Gates.
I don't know. I bought the modules, I would love to see a teardown of them.
If you want to investigate, the modules are called Cellz, they are made by a company called cre8audio, and they can usually be found for $60 or less used.
My big idea was to fill a row of them. Now I am figuring out what I can do with this sequencing beast I have assembled
Hi all! Due to unexpected circumstances, John Park's Workshop will not be streaming today.
and yes, it's due to something that Lars did but we can't disclose further details at this time.
doh!
I have one or two of those modules! ๐
I thought at a certain level of Eurorack, a Pam's is mandatory! ๐
Haha yep!
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gruetzi
hello there
Hi Tim and all present. I was in Kentucky until last sunday. I had to break off my stay. My brother died in Portugal. I had to return immediately. Yesterday I was present at his cremation. So now I have time to be present at your stream Tim.
Been a lot of that lately Paul. Hope you're doing well.
I just got back from visiting my mom in the hospital so yeah. Time comes for us all inevitably in one way or another.
Thank you Tim
Hello guys๐๐ธ๐ช
Looks like wsgi would be better for web applications like django. I can see why it might be better for http server to just use requests or maybe even mdns for sockets.
wsgi is meant to be cross platform compatible but i mean... http is pretty cross compatible..
(just as a way of avoiding copy pasting and running into issues)
i've never used wsgi, adafruit requests has served me well enough for practically any project
I may be wrong but isn't WSGI only working on some microcontrollers?
that could be true
I'm saying pushed the merged changes up to your branch, go to the esp32spi submodule directory, do git pull, checkout the branch you pushed up. then you should be able to build with your changes.
oh right server stuff, last time i used it it was still one line f-string. httpd server has come a very long way this year.
I remember having issues with WSGI and ESP32-S2 before using HTTPServer
although it is possible I was doing something wrong
nope, i ran into issues too but maybe because i was expecting it to work more like httpd server
i was using airlift only stuff and nrf52840 chips this time last year
honestly the S2 and S3 have only recently gotten sorted out to be stable within the past 3 months.
maybe longer, think i switched to an S2 around christmas time maybe.. and only recently to an S3.
i could see trying to run http server on a pi pico being particularly challenging.
Do you happen to know whether there are some diffrences between Pico and S2 that might impact SSL? I saw one of the issues that somehow adapted HTTPServer on Pico to use HTTPS, but I was unable to reproduce the same effect on S2, something about invalid socket type for SSL?
i saw something about that but i'm not really the one to ask. Tim would likely have a much better answer to that. He's dived into wiznet stuff.
Which is far more than me.
I use requests with SSL yes but not server side.
Yeah setting up SSL certs is like pulling teeth even with a full fledged website and huge server. Good luck to whoever gets that task for the Pi Pico.
By the time you have the cert response from a pi pico it might not have any room left. Dunno. Certs can get big.
Especially if you want it to run a relatively new and higher encryption like 2048bit that's just not going to work on a pico most likely.
Found the issue I was talking about: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/issues/7657
Example code from ide: https://github.com/ide/circuitpython-https-server
I am interested in using CircuitPython running on a Pico W to serve a small website over HTTPS. The main reason for HTTPS is to enable browser APIs like service workers (good for offline support) a...
https is always going to be slower than http, that's just the nature of the overhead from the encryption.
yeah it would probably bring a pico to its knees.
Yes, yes, of course, the problem is I was unable to use that code on S2, and author claims it works on Pico ๐ค
good point. i think adafruit has a cryptography library for SSL... but offloading to a hardware co-processer might be handy especially for the pico.
Nevertheless, I believe a more practical way to do HTTPS would be to use external e.g. RPi4 with nginx that points to microcontroller
there are limits i mean a pico is not a pi 3.
Joining a little late today. Just now wrapped up a two-week carpentry project โ so now I can get back to some CircuitPython and PCB stuff!
i don't think there's an official documentation that says no you can't do it... but even if you get it working it's going to be slooow and hang a lot. it doesn't have the CPU power to handle a large JSON stream let alone comparing large 1024bit crypto keys.
Nice CGrover. I need to get some more itsybitsy's so I can make some more candles. ๐
md5 was honestly a good idea, it's shorter and should still provide basic authentication you might need.
Cool. Let me know which charger form factor you prefer โ I have parts for a bunch more.
probably the only thing that'll work half way decent on a pico.
oh i haven't used the ones i have that's the problem. i have plenty of chargers now no itsybitsy's.
Currently there is a basic auth logic in HTTPServer, but the requests still travel as plain text so... it kind of misses the point for someone with WireShark etc.
I mean it is still not secure
they were out of stock, now they're back in stock. expensive little things.
Suggest a product pick of the weekโฆ
the BLE is cool. was thinking about trying to make a mesh candle system with lora modules somehow. BLE won't do mesh to my knowledge?
Can you create a BLE hub using a RPi to control multiple devices?
http with auth vs https are two different worlds apart for a pi pico.
no clue, i haven't gotten into BLE much. from the adafruit connect app seems like i can only control one device at a time.
i think WLED can which is what Erin St Blaine used to do her large jellyfish project. WLED has a lot going for it but it's not circuit python and i like circuit python ๐ฃ
(Home automation)
looks like the nrf52840 has BLE 5 stack so in theory should be possible. i am not going down an nrf sdk rabbit hole though. i don't have time for that.
oh BLE uses multicast, that makes sense.
were those the ones featured in the adafruit blog? someone made some fly catchers for them. they're very lightweight so a sticky fly trap gets them.
like this? apparently there's been a lot of news about them recently.
spotted lanternfly
ahh it's an invasive species from China that is hurting some of our crops like soybeans.
Carnegie Melon robotics team created a robot to clean trees of their eggs. That's where I heard about them.
that's the only kinda red moth i could find
Agreed, I don't need a left menu. At least make it an option that can be disabled.
Maybe it can be and I just haven't looked.
yeah there's a toggle menu to collapse it
ends up looking like old github, much better.
portalbase is a maze, it's why i started going with just requests for everything
alright i'm heading out, going to get some dinner.
Thanks! The stream has me pondering some similar issues experienced with one of my projects.
Picking it back up this morning on the ESP32SPI Socket. You can follow along on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHHU-RmcSZE or Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
Good morning โโ
What happens when chunk size is reduced to a small value, like 64 bytes?
The buffer length never reaches the chunk size limit
When the chunk size value is large
Does chunk size need to be tuned to the image objectโs horizontal line length?
โฆ rather than set to a fixed value?
The buffer chunk size isnโt an even multiple of the packet payload length?
How is the remainder monitored?
Funhouse is fun. Hello everyone!
late for โ had to take care of some things morning.
think i figured out why my feather weather wasn't updating properly. was using continue instead of break so was never getting out of the if ip4v loop. so if it failed inside that it would just hang.
because of something you said today to use break to get out of the while loop. just helped me thank you.
i've been having a lot of internet connection issues lately. up and down all day. they're working in the area this week i can see the trucks everywhere.
great time to harden the script from random fails... which it was crashing.
instead of assuming it's still connecting now breaks out of while loop and just reinitiates the entire thing all over again.
you've put in a good amount of work today from requests and pyportal to portalbase and funhouse. whew. what a maze. all of them are interdependent in weird ways somehow sometimes.
Yeah. Todayโs stream gave me a couple of tangential things to try to resolve some pesky Corrosion Monitor โwrite to AIOโ issues.
โฆ using PortalBase
yes it was very helpful in just seeing how you go about problem solving and picking up some mental tips and tricks
Thanks!
have a good weekend everyone
Will there be a Desk of Ladyada tonight?
You never know, wasn't one last Sunday.
Desk of Ladyada - Ruxpin Rock-out & Prop-Maker Prepping https://youtu.be/BT_v7_WDcYM
Last week we were visiting out of town family so we didn't have a Desk of Ladyada - this week we're back to follow up on what we got done in the last 2 weeks! In our last episode we were wrestling with the Teddy Ruxpin hack without much success - but on Wednesday morning we were able to get audio playing on the bear! this week we'll look at what...
my eyes were drawn to "Bluetooth HCI snoop log", except I thought I read snoop dog...
Waydroid on RPi OS might also be an option
just wow. amazing.
Thanks so much for covering this!
You've been doing great on your fidget projects 2231puppy, this is cool.
Thanks so much, that means a lot! This is for something different ๐
whatever the project is, i see you doing neat stuff and wish you the best of luck in your new project.
hall effect sensors are labeled automotive because they're commonly used for measuring a vehicles crankshaft rotation rpm, generally called a crank sensor.
they can measure up to like 10K RPM. unless you're putting it on an angle grinder you should be able to measure something np. awesome show!
Thanks!
Thanks so much! See ya!
if you're trying to measure rotation speed with a hall effect sensor you will likely end up in automotive videos, they can be very helpful.
I don't have all of the details worked out yet, but it's an open source game controller that's designed to be used on a flat surface(like a desk) and is split like a split keyboard. I'm making a custom analog input device for one of the controls, and need a flexible way of determining how close/far a magnet is. Thanks so much for the words of encouragement, it really means a lot!
ah interesting. sounds neat. looking forward to reading about what you come up with!
or watching on show and tell. i do enjoy your video updates on your projects. ๐
Thanks, I'll be sharing this project one of these days!
oh hey you're here
Showtimes?
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hi there!
Good afternoon.
good afternoon folks
howdy!
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huge pre-show shout out to @split gazelle for making the demo of today's product pick possible!
happy to help ๐บ๐ฅ๐
NeonDriver?
@haughty quiver your wireless mic faded a couple of times. May want to replace the battery.
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And it buffers up to 512 pixels on the breakout board!
"raspberrypotato" wasn't that a Prince song?
No it was a Prince cover by polka band You Have It or You Don't.
hahahahah
What was the stemma qt cable John showed for connecting directly to Pi, this one?
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4397
Device trees and all their magic ๐ณ
Yes the socket cable will plug into the pi header
Q: Does the i2c just transmit pixel number and values? In other words, are there global commands like "all off" "all brighter" "shift pixels right" etc. to save i2c bandwidth by shifting the processing to the driver (though the demo looked pretty good!) If not, is it possible to program the ATTiny1616 onboard to add commands? Would that then make in incompatible with the Adafruit library?
yeah these libre computer SBCs are actually available, unlike RasPis
Thank you. Showing out of stock, oh well, will order extra long Stemma QT cable, cut in half and crimp on some Dupont connectors.
Iโve definitely done that ๐บ
nice todbot
Thanks @haughty quiver
Thanks!
Great stream! ๐ฅ๐
great noeDriver stream
Appreciate the stream. Didn't realize I needed/wanted these until John explained various use cases. Nice! Will be using to pimp out my V1 Engineering mostly printed 3D printer (Klipper on raspberry Pi). Cheers!
Forgot about MacroPad's Stemma QT connector. Pairing this board (https://www.adafruit.com/product/5766) with Macro Pad to control lighting and other stuff will be a neat project. Thanks for the suggestion!
Great, now I wish I purchased some... Of course, I still have a bunch of other Fruits of Ada in my drawer that I have yet to turn into projects...
Hey folks, we had to post-pone today's 3D hangout livestream. Hopefully we'll return next Wednesday!
Blame Lars.
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SHOW and TELL 6/14/2023 #ShowandTell
Good evening everyone.
Good evening all you amazing people!
Evening all
hey! ๐
Hi all!
Not much to show here, 3D-printed some mic clips to replace broken ones on microphone stands at the fablab. Next week it's the national day of music (Fรชte de la musique) so better be prepared ๐
hello!
I found a OpenSCAD parametric model and rounded the edges a bit with some minkowski() ๐
hello!
don't forget tumblr
Just join the Fediverse, it's a cozy place!
nanana for scale
who's nana?
Perfect to scroll through those 100+page specs at work
Now we need a mouse that uses two of those encoders, like an etch-a-sketch!
Nana Mouskouri?
designed with freecad, snap fit, not bad for a quick bit of modeling but could be better
(A famous Greek singer, she was also a Member of the European Parliament)
๐ gotta jet, have a good rest of the shows!
What a fast way to read through EULAs!
Signing away your soul has never been faster ๐
That's awesome. I always wanted the screen on whippersnapper to work if it was available.
and you've also been poking lvgl, surely next year coming to CPY ๐
Nice typeface
Being able to even show the basics of what your sensors are reading, so if you are by the device you can see it. vs having to still get onto adafruit.io to quickly check
You can haveโฆ a Nyancat?
@open girder Love that yโall are working with LVGL.
yeah sub pixel font support, but got to generate each format + size
the 100kb image base64 support next right brnt ๐
I really like that font. Great job @gaunt plume
thx!
I might have some hardware + software to show next week. Can I switch between webcam and screen cap in streamyard?
seems like subpixel rendering is supported (https://docs.lvgl.io/latest/en/html/overview/font.html#subpixel-rendering) but I'd need to generate the font, as you mentioned
If you share your screen they can bring that up when you ask
which isn't bad! I don't have a few symbols (degrees, ohms) I want in the included font ๐
"Don't get beer on our logo!"
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Well, I don't drink beer myself, so
bear coasters might need to be much larger, tooโฆ ๐
Where is this PCB grant program? It sounds perfect for me!
the squareline studio was great for playing with font generation, symbols etc, good for ideation as it were. Personal usage or reasonable fee for commercial >50 widgets 5screens
Is that the Pantoneยฎ Wheel of Unfortune? If you hit a registered color you must pay tribute?
Wow, TIL, what in the world is that?
but how does it detect the zero? or it doesn't care which color?
but only one IR sensor, not two! can't detect whch way you're spinning the wheel
So niche!
the board game version
+1 to not enough time for huge video games
Great projects everyone. Thanks for sharing.
As always, incredibly inspiring. Thank you all for all that you do!
Thanks all for sharing
thanks!
yay, good one this week. love the display stuff coming to wippersnapper, hadn't forseen the blockly display integration
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Itโs the new lo-fi vinyl effect. So on trend.
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This CP/M emulator is awesome
gonna try to get my old Kaypro 2 games running on it lol
CP/M is for business!
Hola from 'rado ! ๐
Wow. N&P have really polished their videos ๐
idk if anyone recalls the el wire mod i did to a vintage trav-l-bar case as seen on show and tell eight years ago, https://www.youtube.com/live/OLiexw_ro34?feature=share&list=PLdzxq-AhPzv93tuQG1UN_XlofZ876LWEN starting at 8:53, but i think it would be a good project to make another using the noods instead of el wire
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Pretty sure Fargo gets WAY colder than -10C!!
I'd love to see only -10 C ๐
yeah. That's a good winter temp: Snow stays, you'll be able to ski and snowshoe easily, won't get too hot in your winter clothes but frostbite is a long way off.
worst problem i found was trying to solar charge in the winter with the sun being so low in the sky.
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Sabotage!
Demo! Thereโs a demon in demonstrate.
so you can in theory use a digital output to make horrible noise disregarding the DC bias ๐
That's called the "demo effect" for a reason
Questionโ the new Adafruit 7-Segment Backpack is the qwiic power still the source voltage on the other qwiic port if you need to connect another device?
yay propmaker feather ๐ฅณ
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We often think we donโt have bias, and then we find out we do. ๐
๐ถ โฆ let's get togetherโฆ wiring a featherโฆ
love the I2S audio on this, huge upgrade
โI kinda wish there was a weekly PT rant section. ๐
cognitive or electrical, they are all annoying
Yay, I found my motorized screwdriver! ๐ช
Oh I used I2S on an ESP32 the other day to play wav files depending on 3 capacitive inputsโฆ for an art student, she did 3 posters for blind people that would explain what they touch when they touch them
(I had to hand-craft an SD card adapter cause we didn't have one at the fablab)
Any section can be PT Rant Section on any given show.
grant, forgot the "g", I think you mean grant ๐
r ๐
QUESTION: Why does the Circuit Python picodvi/displayio library require the use of 24 bit pallet entries but each entry only shows either black or white no matter what values the pallet entries have?
Question: What will you do when Autodesk drops Eagle Cad in 2026
Q:Jeff Geerling interviewed Eben Upton recently, who was... not exactly positive about the RISC-V for the moment. He seemed to think it'll be something close to a decade, as I recall, before the RISC-V ecosystem is mature enough to compete with ARM enough for him to consider a Raspberry Pi based on it. That seems pessimistic to me, wondering what you think?
Do you mean it is only showing B&W?
@turbid hill Ladyada discussed this on Desk of Ladyada this recent Sunday, I believe.
Question: Is there any update on the Nightjar-Analog Electronic Birdsong Synthesizer: https://www.adafruit.com/product/5654
Sheโs evaluating options.
Hey I was right with my guess on IG ๐
Yes
In case they want to move to KiCad there's a whole Discord that'd gladly help I think.
It can output color, I used it for OnDiskGif. There is a setting for number of output bits. Also color can only support 320x240 (I believe)
I want green on black or amber on black.
Actually, as I mentioned grants, I'm wondering if we could get some from FUTO to add missing features to KiCadโฆ that'd probably stretch their stated goals, but who knowsโฆ
That's I'm not sure of... I'm not sure if it sends 0xFFFFFF / 0x000000 or if the display is just set to B&W mode so it sets the "white" color
Then why do you have to use big pallet entries in 640x480x1 mode?
oh my, 3am, I should be sleeping ๐ฆ
what kid gets tired of the Pixies ๐ฎ
then put some led zep in the toy
I'm not sure on that part of it. Probably because it is built on displayio but that is beyond the area I worked on unfortunately. sorry
Also, which values equate to white and which equate to white is verry confusing
"we like color" -- the couple both wearing black ๐
lol
LOL the middle thingy has the color-key ๐
0x00FF00 is white but 0xFF0000 and 0x0000FF are both black.
Hmm that I'm not sure on. If they can't answer it here I'd try on #help-with-circuitpython someone may understand it better there.
but is it baby-proof?
@open girder and theyโre chew-safe plastic
Question for the show .. with the baby hacking ESP32-S2 board โฆ thoughts on adding an inexpensive proximity sensor to reduce the volume if the baby takes it up to their face ? Maybe even helpful if the lLEDs dimmed ?
the blue eyes look a bit creepy but maybe that's just me?
Better than red eyes
Hahahaha
Indeed, it'd look like in that South Park "animal's x-mass" special ๐
cp/m predates dos
Q: What are these blue resistors with extra stripes? When would they be used over 5% resistors/
I would say that dos is a cheap CP/M ripoff.
from Digital Research (DRI)
Extra stripes mean extra precision.
"Bill Gates enters the channel."
We are still paying for the mistakes of that ripoff today.
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@turbid hill I was wrong; it was last weekโs Ask an Engineer
the one episode I was asleep for
RiscV seems to be somewhat slower than Pi 4.
I missed like half of this one
I sometimes sleep-watch, too ๐
Totally get it. Just super excited for when it gets release and will happily wait for it. ๐
Thanks @open girder and good night. ๐