Member Since: January 28, 2011
Country: United States
English, C# and C++
Arduino & Processing, Working on learning the rest of them from time-to-time
Building with LEGO blocks and making stuff… (If you want help with ANYTHING, I’ll be able to help you find the answer your looking for, or at least tell you where the answer is… Just contact me via Email.)
Sparkfun, Arduino & ANYTHING ‘Techy’
Maybe because you get a fancy new cardboard parts container with every SparkFun purchase? :P
Can we please get a sample of what can be captured with this? Like a short video clip & picture at max settings. (fps & pixel count)
CRUMB! AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
Thank you Sparkfun for stocking useful, cheap products. Product quality is not always the most important factor determining purchases. Sometimes affordability is more important.
I want to say Gettysburg, but this happened a while back and my diabetes has made me lose most of my memories I don’t think about often enough. At least I know I have a name most days! :P
My only experience with anything supernatural was at a civil war fort on the east coast where me and my the rest of our 6 person family all had 10 of our items that use batteries lose all their charge in within minutes of entering the fort. We initially dismissed it as coincidence until we we instructed by the tour guide that the spirits have a thing for discharging batteries and that it was an ongoing problem at the fort. They even had free batteries being given out for medical devices and car battery charging stations! Not cheap ones either the Energizer Ultimate lithium ones that go for $14 fo a pack of 4 AAA’s!
Well the 1st dumpster dive was okay. but later ones I hear are really bad
Personally I would say that the Dumpster dive is the worst product I have seen. And I have been here since 2010ish
Interesting. But that is more the fault of the action of putting them up for sale that is bad not so much the actual product.
There are many ways to be the “worst”. Maybe enough to talk about different ways not to fail. ;) +1 for blog post
Wish list for the SparkFun tutorial: “NCWP (Non-Crappy...