- 1.Forget Trees, add Fins to your 3D Prints Instead(hackaday.com)
- 2.7 tiny tools that are cheaper to 3D print yourself(howtogeek.com)
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- 5.The All-New Sonoff E-Ink Zigbee Temperature Humidity Sensor(tech.scargill.net)
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- 8.Your next Sony camera upgrade could should from a 3D printer(howtogeek.com)
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- 12.How Pixar Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Linux(hackaday.com)
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- 18.A JavaScript OS for the ESP32(hackaday.com)
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- 20.Re: Comparing int and uint in C(eevblog.com)
- 21.Myst on the Atari 2600(hackaday.com)
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- 24.SnapmakerがU1向けホットエンドを発売、溶かせる樹脂の量を最大87％増(fabscene.com)
- 25.Bambu Labの特許出願が公開、2ノズルのヘッドを軽くして高速化(fabscene.com)
- 26.Why Raindrops Make for Pretty Good Antennae(hackaday.com)
- 27.電子ペーパー付き小型ボードで文字起こし・録音端末を開発(fabscene.com)
- 28.ハエの脳の神経4万8311個をマイコンに移植、AIの学習なしでクモを回避(fabscene.com)
- 29.5 beginner-friendly ESP32 projects that pay for themselves(howtogeek.com)
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- 31.ラズパイ5のCPUだけで動く14MBのLLM、自然文を関数呼び出しに変換(fabscene.com)
- 32.ESP32 Replacement for Lighting Display Controller(hackaday.com)
- 33.I turned this ESP32 into a Tamagotchi nobody asked for(howtogeek.com)
- 34.Bambu Labが初のCO2レーザーカッター「R1」を発表、鏡合わせを約1分で自動化(fabscene.com)
- 35.Re: Comparing int and uint in C(eevblog.com)
- 36.Re: Comparing int and uint in C(eevblog.com)
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- 39.Re: PSA: Wiznet chip is not a real networking stack(eevblog.com)
- 40.Re: PSA: Wiznet chip is not a real networking stack(eevblog.com)
- 41.Determining the Body Temperature of Tyrannosaurus rex(hackaday.com)
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- 43.Raspberry Pi RAM Restrictions No Big Deal, Frankly(hackaday.com)
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- 45.Bambu Lab R1 review: The easiest CO2 laser I’ve ever used(howtogeek.com)
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- 47.Goodies from Wrap-it-Solutions(tech.scargill.net)
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- 49.August 2026: Electronic Components Insights(blog.findchips.com)
- 50.My Friends Bought Smart Glasses. Now They Don’t Wear Them.(blog.startupstash.com)