I suspect an awful lot of us have a mausoleum of abandoned projects where this would feel right at home and is probably downright budget friendly compared to some of the other residents interred there.
I suspect an awful lot of us have a mausoleum of abandoned projects where this would feel right at home and is probably downright budget friendly compared to some of the other residents interred there.
The drawer that holds my Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and clones thereof is dangerously overpopulated as it is, but I think I've finally learned my lesson: Now I always have a cooling off period of hours after putting something in an online shopping cart before I click "buy" to see if my interest was just a passing one (usually the case).
At least this is small. A few years ago I bought a Sun Enterprise 450 for dirt cheap and I've been regretting it ever since.
I was looking at $400 modded iPod Classics this morning and my better judgement avoided a new member of the "neat projects" drawer.
What do you mean - I will get back to that project some year. It hasn't been touched in 15, but I'm still going to get back to it - sometimes around my 2700th birthday most likely (I'm trusting someone else will advance medicine such that I live that long)
Mausoleum sounds way more dignified than my junk drawers of half done projects!
If I had a 3D printer I’d build this one for sure. Or the 3D printer would sit in my junk corner. One or the other.
Hey, you gotta send these things off with some dignity - it’s not their fault I’ve got ADHD and poor impulse control.
my Pocket C.H.I.P. wants a friend
neat product but what a garbage company that was
it's cheaper than the flipper zero. Something i have found i mostly don't use apart from keeping a copy of my apartment card.