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Homemade Blinky Christmas Ornaments

Last year I decided to jazz up our family Christmas cards with LED power, inspired by this article. While I was totally happy with the cards I sent out, I was wanting something a bit more this year so I’ve decided… Continue Reading →

Arduino Clone Powered RGB Keyboard Light

I recently remodeled my office as I’ll be working from home full-time starting in March, it’s amazing what you can do with $1k dollars at Ikea! Anyhow, love my office setup, especially my desk but I had one nagging issue,… Continue Reading →

Why every CEO should know who adafruit industries is.

I can only think of a few times in my life that I’ve had such an experience with a company that I felt driven to tell others about it. I don’t think I’m alone here, the internet is full of… Continue Reading →

ATTiny13A Powered Jack-O-Lantern

So I was waiting for this time of year when I first built my “Fake-fire LED” boards last year and now it’s finally here! I’ve been running this jack-o-lantern for about 20 days now (this board is running off 3xAA… Continue Reading →

IKEA Lampan RGB LED Light

A few months ago, I saw this blog and video. The gentlemen had hacked a Lampan light from IKEA with LEDs, I was immediately enamored with the idea of building it and giving a few of them to my young… Continue Reading →

Nursery Room Temperature Monitor

Let me start by saying I found out a few weeks ago that I’m going to be a father. This is my first child and as you can imagine I’m filled with excitement and nervous energy. Both my wife and I both agreed that we wouldn’t start actual preparations for the coming baby until the 12th week to ensure all was well (1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage). I just couldn’t sit still and wait, I started reading about what to expect, how to care for a newborn, and so forth.

It was while I was reading about SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome) that I saw a few articles discussing the proper temperature for a nursery to help prevent the SIDS. The articles all agreed that cooler was better, ideally between 64 and 74 degrees Fahrenheit.

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