Post number #416710, ID: 0c5442
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hot glue led's to your trench coat
Post number #416799, ID: fac1aa
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Tape your phone to your wrist
Post number #416820, ID: bdcb9d
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Staple your penis shut
Post number #416833, ID: 5aa99d
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Put on a biker jacket and get someone to shoot you™
In a pinch shoot yourself
Post number #416836, ID: b0eba0
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For a serious answer: a lot of stuff isn't commercially available, and industrial purchasing costs are absurd for single unit orders.
Post number #417168, ID: 0c5442
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>>416836 actually yes. This is why i order bulk electronics components. /tech/
Post number #417178, ID: b0eba0
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Oh, I mean things like bioreactor & other specialized equipment. But yea, ever since radio shack closed individual components are much harder to get without a wait.
Post number #417280, ID: f234a5
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Raspberry Pi's can be hacked into a lot of things, I've even seen a guy hook one up to a cellphone to have a sort of VResque headset
Post number #417407, ID: 846ec2
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Was he basically just running it for the bluetooth as an external display?
Some things it's better to purchase than make yourself. Like, if you need a microscope. Or a glasses display. Once Laforge optical has a consumer product it'll be a better choice because miniaturization is hard to do at home.
Post number #417967, ID: 304f7d
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I think it was either Bluetooth or wired, but there should be a article about it on the web, dopest thing I've seen is someone revive a commodore 64 with a pi and had a tablet as the monitor
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