Update
In Part 1 of my 2022 review I went through some work projects from the year, but this one is dedicated to what I did in my spare time. As I said before, I’ve posted twice in quick succession to keep my 2022 roundup to the first week of
Update
I thought I’d make a summary of things I enjoyed or was proud of doing in 2022. Both as something to look back on and as an excercise to feel better about a year that had some rather dodgy bits in it for me! I think the last time
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Game Boy Camera
Plug in your Game Boy Camera, turn it on, and you can have the photos on your phone in under 2 minutes!
Broadcast
Tuesday 6th February 2018 Partly inspired by a conversation with Alex, I thought I’d have a play with how Amazon stop its adverts triggering people’s Alexa devices. It seems to be a three step process: 1. Filter out 3-6kHz 2. Add background noise 3. Mumble the name Here&
I’ve been able to do some ridiculous things this year, and most of them wouldn’t have happened if it wasn't for you lovely people watching the videos Tom and I make, so thank you very much! I’ve written this up mainly to help me to
Project
I found out you can get weather satellite images directly from the satellite when they pass overhead, using an £8 TV dongle!
Project
Paint colours always have silly names. I thought it would be right to suggest some additions to the colour range This colour is: Click for another
Game Boy Camera
Here's how i transfer photos from my Game Boy Camera to my Mac.
Project
The Freddie Mercury Thermometer uses the Queen singer's voice to tell us the temperature. Video In the video I demonstrate the thermometer, showing the different sounds it makes depending how hot or cold it is. You turn it on and place the sensor wherever you want. Press the
Project
To celebrate his 10,000th day on this earth Tom Scott held a Ridiculous Mini Golf Party for which I designed and built a hole inspired by a ball bearing Labyrinth toy.
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The faster you pedal, the faster it lets your internet go. It's a handy way for internet addicts to get fit: the faster you pedal, the faster your internet goes. The fitness possibilities are wonderful.
