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USB Password Keeper Runs on Tiny Chip via hack a day

Home School: 5 Programming ANTIPATTERNS for Beginners! via Andy Sterkowitz on YouTube

How to Get Early Access to Google Chrome's New Safety and Design Updates via Gizmodo

How Myst Became One of the Best-Selling PC Games of All Time via IGN on YouTube

Gmail now supports multiple signatures via Engadget

Raspberry Pi: Laser Draws Weather Report via Hackaday

Google is updating the Drive and Docs share window to make it less confusing via The Verge

Huge 3D-Printed LEGO Go Kart Makes You the Minifig via hack a day

Watch Swords 'n Magic and Stuff - Indie Devlog - Ep. 01 with Michael Kocha via YouTube [Education]

Build Your Own Guitar Distortion Pedal Circuit via circuitdigest.com

Arduino: A Self-Contained Data Logging Anemometer via Instructables

Historical Technology Books - 53 in a series - Hawkins electrical guide. Questions, answers & illustrations (1914) by N. (Nehemiah) Hawkins

FaceTime some eels -- because they are "forgetting about people" via Boing Boing

[935] SimpliSafe Alarm Bypassed With a $2 Device From Amazon via

Raspberry Pi security camera using MotionEyeOS - Geeky Gadgets via Geeky Gadgets

Build These Papercraft Models of Classic Computers via Offspring

Adam Savage Tests Boston Dynamics' Spot Robot! via Tested on YouTube

Historical Technology Books - 52 in a series - At the edge of life : an introduction to viruses : a report from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (1980)

Logging Into Linux with a 1930s Teletype via hack a day

Arduino launches four new STEAM kits via electronics360

Historical Technology Books - 51 in a series - A treatise on belts and pulleys. Embracing full explanations of fundamental principles; proper disposition of pulleys; rules, formulas by John Howard Cromwell