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Do you hate "AI"?

If you hate the tech bro "AI" hype, this is image is perfect to show that. I specifically kept the distinction between "AI" and ML, because the latter is a real science and solves practical problems like detecting cancer, automating scientific discoveries, translating text, and much more. The former is just a marketing buzzword used to try and replace people with glorified autocomplete. The center…

So you want to get into electronics?

For whatever reason you decided that you would like to learn and "get good" at electronics. Congratulations, this is the right place! This article will document my journey and highlight things I wish I knew when starting out. Hopefully this resource will help you get started while avoiding some of the common pitfalls.

Hacking the T2S+ Out of Fear: Get Lock-In Thermography for Free

Updated: July 16, 2025 By now you have probably seen the sea of cheap Chinese thermal cameras meant to plug into your phone that have flooded the market, and quite quickly out-competed stuff like the FLIR smartphone plugins. The reasons are pretty simple: they have higher refresh rates and often better resolutions. Recently, I became the owner of one of these cameras.

The ProPico, an improved Raspberry Pi Pico board

Have you ever wondered what makes something "Pro"? Many companies use "Pro" for their most expensive products as if they actually offer any real value to professionals. Well, I believe it should offer meaningful improvements over the base model, for people who actually use these tools for work and expect appropriate performance from them. With that being said, you all know I love the RP2040 and…

How I went about driving an EL320.240.36 display and why the RP2040 PIO is amazing

I have always been fascinated by different display technologies, and try to collect and preserve the unique ones. At the age of 13 I already wanted to build a nixie clock just because I liked the way they looked. At 15 I ordered a box of POS terminals just to extract the VFD displays form them. And when I was 17, I ordered an obscure soviet plasma display just for the sake of it.