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Use a Kodak projector and DSLR camera to automate digitizing slide photography
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I've hacked a cheap doorbell to explain how to setup your own MQTT Broker and connect your Arduino stuff!
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Building a sweet little shoulder dragon to accompany my Color Stealing Fairy project.
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A Sci-Fi 3D Printed Winter Soldier Mask With Transparent Displays.
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Programming the Raspberry Pi Pico using Arduino IDE is quite simple nowadays. Let's setup your one to getting started
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