Hackaday Podcast 045: Raspberry Pi Bug, Rapidly Aging Vodka, Raining On The Cloud, And This Wasn’t A Supercon Episode

Hackaday editors Mike Szczys and Elliot Williams talk over the last three weeks full of hacks. Our first “back to normal” podcast after Supercon turns out to still have a lot of Supercon references in it. We discuss Raspberry Pi 4’s HDMI interfering with its WiFi, learn the differences between CoreXY/Delta/Cartesian printers, sip on Whiskey aged in an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner, and set up cloud printing that’s already scheduled for the chopping block. Along the way, you’ll hear hints of what happened at Supercon, from the definitive guide to designing LEDs for iron-clad performance to the projects people hauled along with them.

Take a look at the links below if you want to follow along, and as always tell us what you think about this episode in the comments!

Take a look at the links below if you want to follow along, and as always, tell us what you think about this episode in the comments!

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5 thoughts on “Hackaday Podcast 045: Raspberry Pi Bug, Rapidly Aging Vodka, Raining On The Cloud, And This Wasn’t A Supercon Episode

    1. Nice to hear from you! Really cool that you’re caught up and sorry for the down-time. I think we’re looking at one down week during 36C3 (the Friday before new years), but otherwise it’s weekly episodes as far as the eye can see ;-)

  1. Mike, I’m killing myself trying to find the self organizing display that you said Kristin Paget had a startup for. It’s not on her Twitter and the rest of her web presence is pretty hidden. Unless there is another Kristin Paget??? I’m working on a project with a VERY similar sounding goal and am curious if someone is working on the same thing simultaneously!

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