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#674 – Turtles as a Service

N/A • 25 juli 2024

Murphy
More efficient with cooled panels
Battery storage solution
Server rack batteries
Chris has been doing hardware Livestreams
Geofence
n8n, Similar to Zapier, IFTTT
Home assistant
EE Grad wants some insight on new tech
https://4dsystems.com.au/
Scott Williams of Xentronix recorded with Dave and then Chris
Saw at Electronex
My Cousin Vinny
Embedded World North America is happening in Austin in October. There is a vendor map now.
Voltnuts
Open source book
Tiny Tapeout
Tantalum Caps from AliExpress
What’s next for ASML
Ben Krasnow printing PCB traces again

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#674 – Turtles as a Service

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