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Some key background information for the Doctor Who season openers for the year 2020. One awesome fictional woman, and two extraordinary real women.
Ada, Countess Lovelace & Noor Inayat Khan
Excerpted from my ongoing series celebrating remarkable women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Here's a lithopane I printed of the first programmer, Lady Ada Lovelace. There was a good bit of stringing but I can clean it up a bit. I made it using the built in functionality of Cura.
Get Familiar with CircuitPython with These Great Resources
Get Familiar with CircuitPython with These Great Resources
About a year ago, I talked with Scott Shawcroft, an engineer at Adafruit, about their initiative to develop CircuitPython. He discussed several reasons that you’d probably want to give it a try. The one that really stands out to me is the fact that you do not need a compiler or drivers for the board. This is always a frustrating issue if you have to switch computers or get the Arduino IDE to…
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Lady Ada’s getting a ham license!
Lady Ada’s getting a ham license!
April 15, 2016 at 04:28PM
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As you all know, I’ve long been a proponent of working with makers’ groups. If they’re working with electronics or wireless stuff at all, they really should have a ham license. Well, now, one of the world’s premiere makers, Lady Ada, of Adafruit, has said that she’s getting (or renewing, technically) her amateur radio license. […]
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People ask why I chose this hair color. It's Apex predator pink. It chose me.
Limor Fried
Sorry for the lack of anything this week, run up to Christmas is busy at work. Back on track - We can't forget the electronics! The core of this build is the Adafruit Trinket 5V microcontroller, which has an ATtiny85 and is about the size of two 5p pieces. The hard work is honestly being done by the Bluefruit EZ-Key. It's a HID keyboard emulator and handles the entire bluetooth stack, I'm just feeding it serial commands. So Limor Fried (Lady Ada) did all the work writing bluetooth firmware.
Like Tor, The Onion Router? How about Raspberry Pi?
How about both of them together!
Meet Limor "Lady Ada" Fried at Adafruit Industries!
