Me and some friends have gotten into paddling whitewater with our packrafts. We debated doing this little dam, because of potential dangerous undercurrents that can swallow you and throw you around.
We are all beginners. We all did this one, and it was fun and felt safe, but was it?
I used a Raspberry pi pico because i had it laying around. Looks neat through the window though. Quick (and dirty) build. Should have soldered before i glued stuff in, but it works and i'm happy!
It basically looks like a BMX for grownups, so why not give the seat a dropper post. It lets me chill flat footed at red lights and go down stairs safely. I pop ut down whenever i'm not pedalling uphill for that relaxing chopper feel.
The bike is the Kyoot Rolly Polly. It was costly to buy and import to Norway, but worth every penny!
Very quiet. A bit more spacing than the last one. Prettyer too i think.
Using codex right now to make firmware. My last keyboard i did it myself, but this time AI can do it while i work.
I wanted a new keeb. I have had my Keychron for two years. Good for gaming, but horrendus for typing since my muscle memory is used to Macbooks and my Mucrosoft surface laptop/tablet.
Even though i have big hands, i prefer low profile.
My first keyboard was for a cyberdeck build nd turned out okay ish. Not very good for typing though. I dunno if its because its an ortho or because the keycaps were printed.
This time though, a staggered layout it what i wanted, since that's what my muscle memory wants.
I made my desk myself, and it matches the Bass guitar i made myself, so naturally i needed a wooden keyboard. Ai told me it was a bad idea, so i told AI that i'm gods special prince and wanted it anyway. And it turned out amazing! When trying this thing out, it feels amazing, and when going back to my keychron my fingers says "ew, give us back the sexy wooden one"
I just need to find my wire cutters so i can trim down the nice!nano's included gpio extenders since this thing is low profile. Then i just need to screw the sandwitched layers together and it'll de done.
All thanks to Joe Scotto's informative and inspiring videos.
Cut using a Glowforge laser cutter
Just waiting for the Nice!Nano to arrive by mail.
Feel free to roast my soldering. Please tell me i did this correctly. Please.
Not entirely finished with the cabling
I dont wanna keep on going if something's wrong. Feel free to roast my soldering!
I dont wanna keep on going if something's wrong. Feel free to roast my soldering!
I dont wanna keep on going if something's wrong. Feel free to roast my soldering!
I dont wanna keep on going if something's wrong. Feel free to roast my soldering!