Homebrew touch probe
This is amazing, a guy builds one from scratch. Now, if he had a ruby, that would be really impressive, but non the less, this is cool. I do wonder about the long term longevity of such a device. Low voltage switching without noise and glitches is tricky, especially without prepping the surfaces. [...]

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Just came across this today. It is mind blowing.
The difference between someone who does works for God and someone who does works for themselves is this. One says “Look at what I did for these people!”…The other says “Look at these people”. PapaLandShark
This is cool, way cool

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Recognizing Deven: On the Eve of Demo
72 hours, plenty of time to spare…. Back in my days in a startup, I remember those all too well. Sometimes it meant soldering and debug in the hotel, the day before the show opened, and other times it was sending software back and forth to get something to [...]

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MPX4250A.pdf (application/pdf Object)
These are cool, really cool. They have built in temperature compensation and signal condition, witha sensing range of 2.9psi to 36.3psi. A great part for automotive vacuum measurement, as well as boost control (and a whole lot less money than the 3bar GM MAP sensor commonly used by the DIY community.
Of course, [...]

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Stanford on iTunes
These are free talks and lectures, some of them look to be pretty interesting. Of course, now I need to configure my palm to play them, but the subjects discussed look to be really cool.

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