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  1. So I'm looking at a bad board out of (I think) a 4-burner electric cooktop. The date on the board is 2014. And this thing has a 32-bit, 50 MHz SOC with so many features and I/O channels and everything else that it's practically criminal. It can't have but 4 burner control knobs as input, and I doubt there was any kind of pixel-mapped display in it.

    It's even the absolute top part number in this MCU's range.

    This thing could emulate any 16-bit system you could name with half its transistors tied behind its back, and here it is serving as a glorified 4-channel PID controller.

    #MCU #SOC #appliance #WhiteGoods #range #ElectricRange

  2. So I'm looking at a bad board out of (I think) a 4-burner electric cooktop. The date on the board is 2014. And this thing has a 32-bit, 50 MHz SOC with so many features and I/O channels and everything else that it's practically criminal. It can't have but 4 burner control knobs as input, and I doubt there was any kind of pixel-mapped display in it.

    It's even the absolute top part number in this MCU's range.

    This thing could emulate any 16-bit system you could name with half its transistors tied behind its back, and here it is serving as a glorified 4-channel PID controller.

    #MCU #SOC #appliance #WhiteGoods #range #ElectricRange

  3. So I'm looking at a bad board out of (I think) a 4-burner electric cooktop. The date on the board is 2014. And this thing has a 32-bit, 50 MHz SOC with so many features and I/O channels and everything else that it's practically criminal. It can't have but 4 burner control knobs as input, and I doubt there was any kind of pixel-mapped display in it.

    It's even the absolute top part number in this MCU's range.

    This thing could emulate any 16-bit system you could name with half its transistors tied behind its back, and here it is serving as a glorified 4-channel PID controller.

    #MCU #SOC #appliance #WhiteGoods #range #ElectricRange

  4. So I'm looking at a bad board out of (I think) a 4-burner electric cooktop. The date on the board is 2014. And this thing has a 32-bit, 50 MHz SOC with so many features and I/O channels and everything else that it's practically criminal. It can't have but 4 burner control knobs as input, and I doubt there was any kind of pixel-mapped display in it.

    It's even the absolute top part number in this MCU's range.

    This thing could emulate any 16-bit system you could name with half its transistors tied behind its back, and here it is serving as a glorified 4-channel PID controller.

    #MCU #SOC #appliance #WhiteGoods #range #ElectricRange

  5. So I'm looking at a bad board out of (I think) a 4-burner electric cooktop. The date on the board is 2014. And this thing has a 32-bit, 50 MHz SOC with so many features and I/O channels and everything else that it's practically criminal. It can't have but 4 burner control knobs as input, and I doubt there was any kind of pixel-mapped display in it.

    It's even the absolute top part number in this MCU's range.

    This thing could emulate any 16-bit system you could name with half its transistors tied behind its back, and here it is serving as a glorified 4-channel PID controller.

    #MCU #SOC #appliance #WhiteGoods #range #ElectricRange

  6. New upload - blocked in 55% of the world, so set VPN to USA or Canada if you can't see it.

    Appliance - Navigating the Nursery Slopes (Peel Session)

    Navigating the Nursery Slopes by Appliance, taken from the Peel Session recorded on 22 July 2001.

    youtube.com/watch?v=QFm0y91Fuk4

    #Appliance #PeelSessions #SynthPop #OTD

  7. New upload - blocked in 55% of the world, so set VPN to USA or Canada if you can't see it.

    Appliance - Navigating the Nursery Slopes (Peel Session)

    Navigating the Nursery Slopes by Appliance, taken from the Peel Session recorded on 22 July 2001.

    youtube.com/watch?v=QFm0y91Fuk4

    #Appliance #PeelSessions #SynthPop #OTD

  8. An electric fan in interesting colors bolted to a nearly 300-year old wooden ceiling (recently polished). Check out that handcrafted woodwork.

    (Shirooru Matha #Udupi #India)

    #photography #amateur #architecture #carpentry #wood #appliance

  9. An electric fan in interesting colors bolted to a nearly 300-year old wooden ceiling (recently polished). Check out that handcrafted woodwork.

    (Shirooru Matha #Udupi #India)

    #photography #amateur #architecture #carpentry #wood #appliance

  10. An electric fan in interesting colors bolted to a nearly 300-year old wooden ceiling (recently polished). Check out that handcrafted woodwork.

    (Shirooru Matha #Udupi #India)

    #photography #amateur #architecture #carpentry #wood #appliance

  11. An electric fan in interesting colors bolted to a nearly 300-year old wooden ceiling (recently polished). Check out that handcrafted woodwork.

    (Shirooru Matha )

  12. An electric fan in interesting colors bolted to a nearly 300-year old wooden ceiling (recently polished). Check out that handcrafted woodwork.

    (Shirooru Matha #Udupi #India)

    #photography #amateur #architecture #carpentry #wood #appliance

  13. I have so many random things to toot about right now. Which to choose, which to choose...

    I'm being gaslit by a $10 radio.

    I ordered a cheap AM/FM/shortwave radio from China, the kind of product that is sold by 100 companies, each of which buy it from the same manufacturer, print their company name on the front, and ship it. They are all identical. I wanted a shortwave receiver for the hell of it, and wasn't going to pony up for a good one until I know I'm interested.

    The controls for it are essentially all little plastic pushbuttons on the front face, backed by those cheap clicky tactile buttons you mount on circuit boards. Even the power button! It's purely a soft on/off.

    I have it sitting on my desk. And since I got it, I keep coming back to my office and regularly finding it is on. A few times it seemed that something on my desk slid against it and hit the power button. But most of the time, that seemed unlikely, but it kept happening. I thought I was losing my mind.

    Then yesterday, it was in my field of vision when it actually turned on right in front of me. It was exactly when its built-in clock (of course it has a built-in clock...) ticked over from 12:00 midnight to 12:01. Easy to notice, because the screen backlight comes on. So it's a software bug...

    Now I know it's not me.

    #gaslighting #GaslightingByAppliance #appliance

  14. I have so many random things to toot about right now. Which to choose, which to choose...

    I'm being gaslit by a $10 radio.

    I ordered a cheap AM/FM/shortwave radio from China, the kind of product that is sold by 100 companies, each of which buy it from the same manufacturer, print their company name on the front, and ship it. They are all identical. I wanted a shortwave receiver for the hell of it, and wasn't going to pony up for a good one until I know I'm interested.

    The controls for it are essentially all little plastic pushbuttons on the front face, backed by those cheap clicky tactile buttons you mount on circuit boards. Even the power button! It's purely a soft on/off.

    I have it sitting on my desk. And since I got it, I keep coming back to my office and regularly finding it is on. A few times it seemed that something on my desk slid against it and hit the power button. But most of the time, that seemed unlikely, but it kept happening. I thought I was losing my mind.

    Then yesterday, it was in my field of vision when it actually turned on right in front of me. It was exactly when its built-in clock (of course it has a built-in clock...) ticked over from 12:00 midnight to 12:01. Easy to notice, because the screen backlight comes on. So it's a software bug...

    Now I know it's not me.

    #gaslighting #GaslightingByAppliance #appliance

  15. I have so many random things to toot about right now. Which to choose, which to choose...

    I'm being gaslit by a $10 radio.

    I ordered a cheap AM/FM/shortwave radio from China, the kind of product that is sold by 100 companies, each of which buy it from the same manufacturer, print their company name on the front, and ship it. They are all identical. I wanted a shortwave receiver for the hell of it, and wasn't going to pony up for a good one until I know I'm interested.

    The controls for it are essentially all little plastic pushbuttons on the front face, backed by those cheap clicky tactile buttons you mount on circuit boards. Even the power button! It's purely a soft on/off.

    I have it sitting on my desk. And since I got it, I keep coming back to my office and regularly finding it is on. A few times it seemed that something on my desk slid against it and hit the power button. But most of the time, that seemed unlikely, but it kept happening. I thought I was losing my mind.

    Then yesterday, it was in my field of vision when it actually turned on right in front of me. It was exactly when its built-in clock (of course it has a built-in clock...) ticked over from 12:00 midnight to 12:01. Easy to notice, because the screen backlight comes on. So it's a software bug...

    Now I know it's not me.

    #gaslighting #GaslightingByAppliance #appliance

  16. I have so many random things to toot about right now. Which to choose, which to choose...

    I'm being gaslit by a $10 radio.

    I ordered a cheap AM/FM/shortwave radio from China, the kind of product that is sold by 100 companies, each of which buy it from the same manufacturer, print their company name on the front, and ship it. They are all identical. I wanted a shortwave receiver for the hell of it, and wasn't going to pony up for a good one until I know I'm interested.

    The controls for it are essentially all little plastic pushbuttons on the front face, backed by those cheap clicky tactile buttons you mount on circuit boards. Even the power button! It's purely a soft on/off.

    I have it sitting on my desk. And since I got it, I keep coming back to my office and regularly finding it is on. A few times it seemed that something on my desk slid against it and hit the power button. But most of the time, that seemed unlikely, but it kept happening. I thought I was losing my mind.

    Then yesterday, it was in my field of vision when it actually turned on right in front of me. It was exactly when its built-in clock (of course it has a built-in clock...) ticked over from 12:00 midnight to 12:01. Easy to notice, because the screen backlight comes on. So it's a software bug...

    Now I know it's not me.

    #gaslighting #GaslightingByAppliance #appliance

  17. I have so many random things to toot about right now. Which to choose, which to choose...

    I'm being gaslit by a $10 radio.

    I ordered a cheap AM/FM/shortwave radio from China, the kind of product that is sold by 100 companies, each of which buy it from the same manufacturer, print their company name on the front, and ship it. They are all identical. I wanted a shortwave receiver for the hell of it, and wasn't going to pony up for a good one until I know I'm interested.

    The controls for it are essentially all little plastic pushbuttons on the front face, backed by those cheap clicky tactile buttons you mount on circuit boards. Even the power button! It's purely a soft on/off.

    I have it sitting on my desk. And since I got it, I keep coming back to my office and regularly finding it is on. A few times it seemed that something on my desk slid against it and hit the power button. But most of the time, that seemed unlikely, but it kept happening. I thought I was losing my mind.

    Then yesterday, it was in my field of vision when it actually turned on right in front of me. It was exactly when its built-in clock (of course it has a built-in clock...) ticked over from 12:00 midnight to 12:01. Easy to notice, because the screen backlight comes on. So it's a software bug...

    Now I know it's not me.

    #gaslighting #GaslightingByAppliance #appliance

  18. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Appliance - Pacifica

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
    discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE

    #VortexWave #Appliance #Electropop #Post-rock #90s

  19. Station Grill Expands to Vancouver Through Partnership with XMT Construction and Midland Appliance

    Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec–(Newsfile Corp. – June 23, 2026) – Station Grill, a Quebec-based manufacturer of Canadian-made custom outdoor…
    #Canada #Vancouver #appliance #construction #expands #grill #midland #partnership #Station #through #xmt
    europesays.com/canada/100257/

  20. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Appliance - Pacifica

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
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    #VortexWave #Appliance #PostRock #Electronic #2000s

  21. Europe Home Appliance Market to Reach US$ 147.98 Billion by 2033 as Smart and Energy-Efficient Appliances Transform Modern Living

    The European home appliance industry is entering a new era of innovation where sustainability, artificial intelligence, and smart…
    #Europe #EU #14798 #2033 #and #appliance #appliances #as #billion #by #energyefficient #European #home #living #market #modern #reach #smart #to #transform #US
    europesays.com/europe/54468/

  22. Our five year old "commercial technology" washing machine stopped working today. Thanks to DYI repair videos, I was able to run a diagnostic to see the error code and identify the clutch slider as the culprit (of course the manufacturer's website was of no use here).

    I could have ordered a replacement part online for about 50 $CAD but the part design is so bad that I preferred repairing the broken part instead.

    The steel ring around the slider is held with only six small plastic "pegs" about 3mm in diameter. Those pegs broke off from the repeated actuation of the clutch during normal operation (electromagnet exerting an axial force on the steel ring). I drilled small holes in the plastic slider in which I self-tapped 3x4mm set screws (aka grub screws). I slid the steel ring back on and backed out the screws so they would engage in the ring.

    #DYIRepair #DYI #appliance #FixIt #BadDesign #RightToRepair #DesignedToFail

  23. Our five year old "commercial technology" washing machine stopped working today. Thanks to DYI repair videos, I was able to run a diagnostic to see the error code and identify the clutch slider as the culprit (of course the manufacturer's website was of no use here).

    I could have ordered a replacement part online for about 50 $CAD but the part design is so bad that I preferred repairing the broken part instead.

    The steel ring around the slider is held with only six small plastic "pegs" about 3mm in diameter. Those pegs broke off from the repeated actuation of the clutch during normal operation (electromagnet exerting an axial force on the steel ring). I drilled small holes in the plastic slider in which I self-tapped 3x4mm set screws (aka grub screws). I slid the steel ring back on and backed out the screws so they would engage in the ring.

  24. Our five year old "commercial technology" washing machine stopped working today. Thanks to DYI repair videos, I was able to run a diagnostic to see the error code and identify the clutch slider as the culprit (of course the manufacturer's website was of no use here).

    I could have ordered a replacement part online for about 50 $CAD but the part design is so bad that I preferred repairing the broken part instead.

    The steel ring around the slider is held with only six small plastic "pegs" about 3mm in diameter. Those pegs broke off from the repeated actuation of the clutch during normal operation (electromagnet exerting an axial force on the steel ring). I drilled small holes in the plastic slider in which I self-tapped 3x4mm set screws (aka grub screws). I slid the steel ring back on and backed out the screws so they would engage in the ring.

    #DYIRepair #DYI #appliance #FixIt #BadDesign #RightToRepair #DesignedToFail

  25. Our five year old "commercial technology" washing machine stopped working today. Thanks to DYI repair videos, I was able to run a diagnostic to see the error code and identify the clutch slider as the culprit (of course the manufacturer's website was of no use here).

    I could have ordered a replacement part online for about 50 $CAD but the part design is so bad that I preferred repairing the broken part instead.

    The steel ring around the slider is held with only six small plastic "pegs" about 3mm in diameter. Those pegs broke off from the repeated actuation of the clutch during normal operation (electromagnet exerting an axial force on the steel ring). I drilled small holes in the plastic slider in which I self-tapped 3x4mm set screws (aka grub screws). I slid the steel ring back on and backed out the screws so they would engage in the ring.

    #DYIRepair #DYI #appliance #FixIt #BadDesign #RightToRepair #DesignedToFail

  26. Our five year old "commercial technology" washing machine stopped working today. Thanks to DYI repair videos, I was able to run a diagnostic to see the error code and identify the clutch slider as the culprit (of course the manufacturer's website was of no use here).

    I could have ordered a replacement part online for about 50 $CAD but the part design is so bad that I preferred repairing the broken part instead.

    The steel ring around the slider is held with only six small plastic "pegs" about 3mm in diameter. Those pegs broke off from the repeated actuation of the clutch during normal operation (electromagnet exerting an axial force on the steel ring). I drilled small holes in the plastic slider in which I self-tapped 3x4mm set screws (aka grub screws). I slid the steel ring back on and backed out the screws so they would engage in the ring.

    #DYIRepair #DYI #appliance #FixIt #BadDesign #RightToRepair #DesignedToFail

  27. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Appliance - Pacifica

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
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    #VortexWave #Appliance #Electropop #Post-Rock #90s

  28. This is why you never leave your home automation system unattended when your friends are over.

  29. HAHAHAHAHAHA there's an open source tool to hack some of these washers.

    github.com/medusalix/FreeMDU

    h/t @th

    #appliance #hacking

  30. HAHAHAHAHAHA there's an open source tool to hack some of these washers.

    github.com/medusalix/FreeMDU

    h/t @th

    #appliance #hacking

  31. HAHAHAHAHAHA there's an open source tool to hack some of these washers.

    github.com/medusalix/FreeMDU

    h/t @th

    #appliance #hacking

  32. HAHAHAHAHAHA there's an open source tool to hack some of these washers.

    github.com/medusalix/FreeMDU

    h/t @th

    #appliance #hacking

  33. HAHAHAHAHAHA there's an open source tool to hack some of these washers.

    github.com/medusalix/FreeMDU

    h/t @th

    #appliance #hacking

  34. PEP FINDS: The handheld fans that will blow you away this summer

    When it’s summertime in the Philippines, a handheld fan isn’t a luxury—it’s survival. Even if you’re just standing…
    #NewsBeep #News #Gadgets #acerpurecozyhf1 #appliance #bf2026 #handheldfans #homecare #jisulifepro1s #jisulifeultra2 #noncelebrity #pepfinds #peplist #Technology #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/553295/

  35. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Appliance - Pacifica

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
    discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE

    #VortexWave #Appliance #IndiePop #PostPunk #90s

  36. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
    ──────────────
    🎵 Appliance - Pacifica

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
    discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE

    #VortexWave #Appliance #IndiePop #PostPunk #90s