Wherein I felt the urge to respond to a recent WIRED article that hits close to home.

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Time for the ever-popular loops discussion! We look at the three basic loops you can use in Arduino.

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A new revision of the popular ZX Distance and Gesture Sensor and four handy Clincher connectors!

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Learn about the Propagand-Eye, a custom badge created for a soldering workshop at the Colorado Burning Man regional event, Apogaea.

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Light up the party (and your wrist!) with this DIY Firefly LED Bracelet.

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Let's take a look at three current and upcoming technologies that try to expand internet coverage to places where WiFi can't reach.

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Here I've got 60 USB charger power supplies wired in parallel, just to see what happens.

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A quick roundup of some of the exciting projects in NYU's interactive student technology showcase.

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Let's look at those tried and true IoT projects that just keep on coming back (with good reason!)

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Building on our last Arduino programming episode, we look at creating compound conditional statements using logic operators.

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How a hamster ball and Blynk app can detect not only motion, but perhaps something paranormal?

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Here are some tips and tricks for building with the Spectacle platform!

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More info on the biggest bots in the west and the new plastic ants division

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The good, the bad and the $700 IoT cold-press juice machine.

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What has Pete been up to? Playing with flying robots, actually.

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Today we bring you the new OpenMV M7 Camera, as well as two breakout boards to help you hook up your micro:bit with ease!

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A lot of the questions we field are related to accomplishing something cheaper via DIY. Until recently, chances of succeeding were variable, but things are starting to change.

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