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lutetiumLutetium

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This is an 8 bit vacuum tube computer I built using recycled 1950s Vacuum Tubes I found in Eastern Europe a few years ago.
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Vacuum Tube Computer

mikeMike

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Open-Source Music Exploration Terminal based on M5Stack TAB5(ESP32-P4).
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M5MusicTab5

fangbrbrFangbrbr

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Low-power, relatively affordable sensing device featuring an ePaper display, designed to monitor CO2 concentration, temperature and humidity
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AirNet CO2 - Low-Power CO2 Monitoring Device

jrmy-fgdJérémy Fgd

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Until the late 1990s, this device outperformed general purpose computers at certain number theory problems.
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A Tiny Sieve | Lehmer's Math Machine in ATtinys

kbsriramkbsriram

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Open hardware+firmware portable dual-purpose tribometer and penetrometer. Slip index = tan of hinge angle, to 0.01. Not ASTM/ANSI certified.
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OpenSlip: open tribometer and penetrometer

michael-vredenburghMichael Vredenburgh

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Cubit-scale interlocking formwork from a backyard micro-factory. Core CAD on Zenodo. CC BY-SA 4.0; CERN-OHL-S v2.
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1CUBIT: cubit-scale formwork, micro-factory

michael-vredenburghMichael Vredenburgh

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This project implements a classic PDP8e (circa 1973) in an FPGA. The project is written in verilog, Front panel is included
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PDP8e recreated in an FPGA

dbarmstrongD.b.armstrong

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A Raspberry Pi toolkit for checking disk usage, finding space hogs, and preventing storage-related failures on long-running systems.
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Raspberry Pi Storage Health Toolkit

loki-zhanLoki Zhan

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LumiPhane transforms a photograph into light, powered by a compact solar system designed for real-world use beyond the grid.
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LumiPhane — a 3D Printed Lithophane Memory Lamp

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