This is a 21 element clock made from Toblerone boxes. Powered by a Raspberry Pi, it has a twitter account that it monitors and then prints the tweets, character by character, on its clock face. It can also run a Game of Life simulation modified for a triangular grid.
Development of an automated colony counter using image processing techniques.
A GUI that allows one to enter in a Sudoku and then solves it.
- At this point it only uses a “forced method” and cannot solve all sudoku puzzles.
- Stay tuned for Version 2 which should be able to solve even harder ones.
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I’m a recurve shooter preparing for the outdoor archery season again and it’s time to do some arrow selection. Do I want thick arrows or thin arrows? Thick arrows may gain you more points (although unlikely with the large target). And thin arrows are rumored to be less susceptible to wind effects. But let’s see — let’s do a bit of math!
Found a great little customizable arrow fletching jig on thingiverse.
After playing my first games of Star Wars Unlimited, I was inspired to design my own 3d-printed life counter.
