I’m trying to get my WeAct Studio Epaper Modules to work on my WeAct Studio ESP32-C3FH4 microcontroller. I’ve made some progress, but it’s not working yet.
Author Archives: Jay Jay
ESP-NOW instead of WiFi
Today I learned about ESP-NOW over here: Forget WiFi! This Wireless Method is WAY Better?
This looks like exactly what I need for a project I’m planning. I want to connect my WiFi router with a relay between its power source. I can then trip the relay to reboot the router. I need to do this every couple of months and doing it manually is a pain because I have to walk into the other room to do it.
Trick Out Your Excel Quick Access Toolbar with these Hidden Powerful Features
This was less cool than I thought it might be. Still worth watching though. Trick Out Your Excel Quick Access Toolbar with these Hidden Powerful Features.
Firefox Video Speed Controller
Today I installed the Video Speed Controller for Firefox. Let’s see how this goes!
These are the controls:
- S – decrease playback speed.
- D – increase playback speed.
- R – reset playback speed.
- Z – rewind video by 10 seconds.
- X – advance video by 10 seconds.
- V – show/hide controller.
When You’re Thinking, You’re Actually Listening
I thought this was good: When You’re Thinking, You’re Actually Listening. It’s about how that voice in your head isn’t you; you’re the listener.
Pen Plotter Robot
I am so impressed! This guy made his own robot: story.md.
Electron Microscope
This guy fixed an old electron microscope which he picked up for free: I Saved an Electron Microscope from the Trash.
1968 “Mother of All Demos” with Doug Engelbart & Team (1/3) [re-mastered]
This is awesome! It’s an old demo from IBM from back in 1968: 1968 “Mother of All Demos” with Doug Engelbart & Team (1/3) [re-mastered].
555 timer
One day I intend to Build My Own 555 Timer.
In the recent past I posted How a 555 Works as a Timer which refers to an interesting video on the topic.
In that video the speaker gives us a mnemonic for remembering the transistor schematic symbols. Referring to the direction of the arrow on the symbol the “NPN” transistor “Never Points iN”. Good to know!