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Current contents:
EUR85 (about $113.9), some lint and a button.
Welcome to Spritesmods. At this site, I'll document my more interesting hacks for your viewing pleasure. While it's not updated that regularly, I try to add an article about every month.
Ow, by the way: all the pictures are thumbnails. You can click on them to get the originals, straight from my camera. If you want to comment on an article, there's a discussion area at the last page of every one of 'em.
Due to lack of creativity, updates may deviate from the one-a-month scenario I've tried to pursue before. I'm a bit too busy with other things and lacking in ideas a bit recently, and my experience is that the last thing you need to do when you need creativity is to put yourself under pressure. Updates will arrive when a project is finished, not before and not after.
Last added projects:
May 25 2010: Dumb to managed switch conversion
Apr 26 2010: CP/M on an AVR
Mar 18 2010: Hacking the VPx500
Feb 20 2010: Wall-lighting with RGB-leds
This website is completely Web1.55rc1 compliant.
Last 10 comments Show allHey nice stuff!
I've followed you site for a while and I really like it, and I admire what you do. I've reached deep and sent a few euros your way, I hope it helps
Yeah, I really oughtta... perhaps later, I've got one or two projects in the queue first before I blow the dust off of that one.
Are you going to post the documentation for the 10$ 3D-Monitor? :D
Nobody's perfect.
Nope. I'm a fan of the GPL because I tend to hack some things which in theory could become a commercial project. I'd hate not to be able to hack a device which even ended up containing my own code. If a company would like a commercial license for my code, we could always discuss that, but every non-trivial piece of code I write is going to end up being under the GPLv3.
For this new project, would you considering using the BSD license instead of the GPLv3?
Working on it; there's a project in the queue which I really like. The hardware for it is almost finished, the software should be a doozy and writing the article will probably eat up most of my time. ETA is 10 days or so, at least I hope it is.
No moar? :-(
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