The Amp Hour
Magical Fire Bags
1 tim 11 min•9 december 2016
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- Chris had a successful meetup in Chicago. It's called "3H" if you're in town and would like to join.
- Chris is trying to get a the "Bodge" shirt made again, since he stupidly forgot to get one last time.
- Dave has been workin on a Nixie project, part 1, part 2, part 3
- The most dangerous writing app is a site that erases your work if you stop typing.
- Dave is working with an ESP8266 module, the Wemos d1 mini.
- There is a layer of internet that lots of IoT devices use, similar to the service from Particle (formerly Spark).
- Pebble is shutting down. Their internet layer will shut down as well. We had Andrew, CTO of Pebble, on the show in the past.
- Bryce from Indie.vc writes about getting pitched "Trillion" dollar plans before they even started.
- The 3D printing revolution that wasn't. An indepth article about MakerBot.
- We had Zach Smith on in the past. The documentary Print The Legend (on Netflix) was also a good look at the situation.
- Ken Sherriff wrote (in 2013) about how the Intel manual has more pages than a 6502 has transistors.
- Dave talks about databooks. He proposes a hackathon/reality tv show idea where the people can't use the internet.
- ADUCM350
- Instrumental takes a look inside the Galaxy Note 7.
- Collin wrote in when the Macrofab folks were on the show talking about batteries last time. He called them "Magical Fire Bags". He also sent a link about dielectrics.
- Supercon talks
- Ben's video about 360 slowmo. We had David Kronstein on the show last week.
- Alan talked about the prototyping method when he was on embedded.
- Ben's Backscatter video
- There is an electric/hydrogen truck by Nikola motors
- Most US manufacturing jobs lost to technology, not trade
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