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kgradow1 "Obviously with some modification for context " | Read more » about 7 years ago
kgradow1 "I really liked the suggestion that was made at the Barnraising to put the agile learning quotes front and center on the website. "Whoever comes is ..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
kgradow1 "Are you required to meet any parameters by the terms of the lawsuit? Or are you asking more about best practices? " | Read more » about 7 years ago
zengirl2 "I was really excited to work on this at BarnRaising. As a group we constructed sensors by using tin snips to cut sheets of copper, which is a bit t..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
cfastie "The dashboard feed is a mix of research notes, comments, questions, and events. The display can be limited to a subset of these using a dropdown me..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
mrw0116 "Chris, thanks much for these details. This gives me a much better idea of costs and how much helium I might need. " | Read more » about 7 years ago
mrw0116 "Thanks, Warren. Good to know, but a little scary. " | Read more » about 7 years ago
cfastie "Nine cubic meters for 500 euros is not a terrible deal. That's 318 cubic feet (which is a huge tank, so that's a problem unless you don't really ha..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "Hi! There's some stuff up on this page about using hydrogen, but there are a lot of valid concerns about safety: https://publiclab.org/wiki/hydroge..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
shanlter "Hi Dan, thanks very much! So basically, what I need is to connect (at least) DO and pH sensors to Riffle. My collaborator said that using a voltage..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
shanlter "Thanks very much! The link of your website is very helpful! I will try when I receive a riffle : ) " | Read more » about 7 years ago
cfastie "Although there are sensors that require more than 3.3V, most of the simple DIY sensors are designed to use 3.3V. For example, all of the sensors he..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
cfastie "Further empirical evidence suggests that the VBAT pin delivers the voltage of the battery that is plugged into the "Lithium 3.7V" connector, but no..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
donblair "Hallo! If the hardware is Riffle version 0.1.8, the relevant schematic is here -- and, so far as I can tell, VBAT should simply be the battery inp..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
cfastie "Evidence suggests my answer is wrong. I powered a Riffle with a battery pack which supplied 4.5V, but the VBAT pin supplied only 2.3V. So maybe it'..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
cfastie "Hi Shanlter, That's a good question. There is no 5V-out pin on the Riffle, but there is a "VBAT" pin on the 2x7 pin header. I assume that pin carr..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
jjcreedon "Thanks Nick. I'll have to think about that avenue. You are correct, there's so much more I can do here, but I could also alienate them (UB was dire..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
nshapiro "Well done, Jackie! It sounds like things are headed towards a just resolution, no? That's what I gather from "that UB would have to find away aroun..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
nshapiro "Thanks you @hagitkeysar this is so very helpful! " | Read more » about 7 years ago
jjcreedon "We had our meeting yesterday. It appears that UB management was trying to claim that their policy's (in this case conflict of interest with me bein..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "Wow, that's incredible. Hope the DOJ meeting goes well today! " | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "Talking with @wmacfarl, @kgradow1, @bmela and @partsandcrafts, you can get a card pre-installed with "NOOBS" -- the simplest starting operating sys..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "There are a number of kite designs posted at https://publiclab.org/wiki/kite-making -- some good leads there! " | Read more » about 7 years ago
miguel46 "http://agron-www.agron.iastate.edu/~weeds/Ag317/manage/herbicide/dicamba.html " | Read more » about 7 years ago