I do what repairs and handyman shit I can and have to around the house (very limited) but I honestly can’t get motivated to do toy projects like blinking led or door alarm or lcd that says ‘hello’. Need either an art motivation or genuine practical hack value to put in effort
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Rewired my dorm laundry machine to bypass the change counter for free laundry for me and friends :D
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lol I was gonna do this to the chip card in my previous building but the hardware would have cost more than just paying
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I helped my dad set up an open source hardware artificial pancreas (not my design) - https://openaps.org - but it’s small batch circuit boards and 3D printed enclosures, etc. really life changing especially for kids.
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In the late 90s as a teenage zinester I learned the classic “Kinko’s trick” from reading about it in another zine... felt like a momentous instance of self-perpetuating media hack.
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Mundane, but: If you’re willing to spend the money, joinery furniture. Otherwise, thread locker and glue when assembling furniture.
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While I was in art school (c2003, pre-arduino) I figured out I could pull apart game controllers and patch in switches and other things to make interactive instruments. That discovery pretty much set me on the path I'm on now.
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recently made a vibration sensor system for my mom's laundry machines so she could know when the cycle was finished without trekking up and down the stairs
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