#teardown — Public Fediverse posts
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@MakersHour
Q2: make while traveling?A2: sometimes. Trips to BurningMan and anime conventions and maker events, I basically always have some project in progress. Rarely I will bring small projects on other trips - only if it needs very limited tools.
The kit varies wildly. To BM supplies are too extensive to list. Anime cons are usually at least basic sewing supplies and maybe some extra tools like for setting grommets. Maker events like #teardown I have basic electronics gear.
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@MakersHour
Q2: make while traveling?A2: sometimes. Trips to BurningMan and anime conventions and maker events, I basically always have some project in progress. Rarely I will bring small projects on other trips - only if it needs very limited tools.
The kit varies wildly. To BM supplies are too extensive to list. Anime cons are usually at least basic sewing supplies and maybe some extra tools like for setting grommets. Maker events like #teardown I have basic electronics gear.
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touchdown #Teardown! 🤘⚡🤘
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touchdown #Teardown! 🤘⚡🤘
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A USB Port by Any Other Color…
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/07/16/a-usb-port-by-any-other-color/
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A USB Port by Any Other Color…
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/07/16/a-usb-port-by-any-other-color/
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A USB Port by Any Other Color…
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/07/16/a-usb-port-by-any-other-color/
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Teardown: A Generic 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub That Wasn't
https://goughlui.com/2026/07/09/teardown-a-generic-7-port-usb-3-0-hub-that-wasnt/
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Teardown: A Generic 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub That Wasn't
https://goughlui.com/2026/07/09/teardown-a-generic-7-port-usb-3-0-hub-that-wasnt/
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Teardown: A Generic 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub That Wasn't
https://goughlui.com/2026/07/09/teardown-a-generic-7-port-usb-3-0-hub-that-wasnt/
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Teardown: A Generic 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub That Wasn't
https://goughlui.com/2026/07/09/teardown-a-generic-7-port-usb-3-0-hub-that-wasnt/
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Teardown: A Generic 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub That Wasn't
https://goughlui.com/2026/07/09/teardown-a-generic-7-port-usb-3-0-hub-that-wasnt/
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Que des vis¹ et pas de colle.
https://fr.ifixit.com/Tutoriel/Jolla+Phone+(2026)+Teardown/223943?lang=en
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¹ : et pas dans un format introuvable. Un PH0 suffit. -
Que des vis¹ et pas de colle.
https://fr.ifixit.com/Tutoriel/Jolla+Phone+(2026)+Teardown/223943?lang=en
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¹ : et pas dans un format introuvable. Un PH0 suffit. -
Que des vis¹ et pas de colle.
https://fr.ifixit.com/Tutoriel/Jolla+Phone+(2026)+Teardown/223943?lang=en
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¹ : et pas dans un format introuvable. Un PH0 suffit. -
Que des vis¹ et pas de colle.
https://fr.ifixit.com/Tutoriel/Jolla+Phone+(2026)+Teardown/223943?lang=en
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¹ : et pas dans un format introuvable. Un PH0 suffit. -
Que des vis¹ et pas de colle.
https://fr.ifixit.com/Tutoriel/Jolla+Phone+(2026)+Teardown/223943?lang=en
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¹ : et pas dans un format introuvable. Un PH0 suffit. -
A Look Inside a 1997 BBC Ceefax Generator
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/07/11/a-look-inside-a-1997-bbc-ceefax-generator/
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A Look Inside a 1997 BBC Ceefax Generator
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/07/11/a-look-inside-a-1997-bbc-ceefax-generator/
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There are a bunch of (large!) test pads on here, suitable for soldering large wires to! So, reusing this amplifier is a strong possibility. +18, -18, gnd, left and right channels all exposed. #electronics #teardown
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There are a bunch of (large!) test pads on here, suitable for soldering large wires to! So, reusing this amplifier is a strong possibility. +18, -18, gnd, left and right channels all exposed. #electronics #teardown
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How does a pull-back car work? Illustrated teardown
https://mechanical-pencil.com/products/car
#HackerNews #pullbackcar #teardown #mechanics #illustration #engineering
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How does a pull-back car work? Illustrated teardown
https://mechanical-pencil.com/products/car
#HackerNews #pullbackcar #teardown #mechanics #illustration #engineering
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📌 ETA PRIME: The ultimate Steam Machine upgrade
Upgrading The New Steam Machine! In this video, we are doing a complete teardown and full upgrade on the all-new Valve Steam Machine! By default, this ultra-compact gaming PC ships with 16GB of system RAM, but today we are testing its limits by pushing it all the way to 64GB of DDR5 RAM and swapping the stock storage for a massive 4TB Kingston FURY Renegade NVMe M.2 SSD.
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Finally.
Excellent Repairability: #SteamMachine #TearDown and Accessing RAM & SSD
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Autopsy of a Freshly Cooked 10Gbit SFP+ Network Adapter
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Autopsy of a Freshly Cooked 10Gbit SFP+ Network Adapter
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Soooo I fell down a rabbit hole on the World Cup tech stack. Noticed the GPS vests teams train in, got curious... turns out there's a LOT going on!
Built a little one page deep dive if anyone is also interested. Fair warning, it's dense.
https://kicktonumber.comDid you know Verizon can haul something like 7 tbps of match data back to a single building in Dallas?
*Must take cybersecurity hat off. Must take cybersecurity hat off.*
Ultimately I fell into a two day deep dive project and figured others may be interested! Full disclosure, it is AI written/designed, etc. The intent wasn't really to publish something like this, but to learn something. I did try to do a few passes over the language to clean it up and make sure all the sources align but I don't think AI will ever replace human touch with writing.
Like everyone I've been messing with Claude Code and the more "agentic" way of working, and I wanted to see how far it'd go. I started from an OSINT angle. Claude will go HARD! Give it docker, let it spin up a sub-agent per facet... honestly a bit too far. So I pointed it at something more fun: how does FIFA actually track the ball and the players?
Same style of prompting. A subagent per track to chase, etc. At one point I had 70+ agents running in the background collecting data, plus OCR on presentation slides, YouTube transcription, and looping fresh research off whatever the OCR and transcripts turned up.
The result is this writeup. The ball to the radio signals to the processing to whatever ends up on the screen. Learned a ton, about the FIFA stack and about working with Claude, and there's loads more to dig through (webinars, sales decks, papers).
#WorldCup #football #soccer #fifa #tracking #gps #osint #fcc #teardown #technology #gnss #ai
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Soooo I fell down a rabbit hole on the World Cup tech stack. Noticed the GPS vests teams train in, got curious... turns out there's a LOT going on!
Built a little one page deep dive if anyone is also interested. Fair warning, it's dense.
https://kicktonumber.comDid you know Verizon can haul something like 7 tbps of match data back to a single building in Dallas?
*Must take cybersecurity hat off. Must take cybersecurity hat off.*
Ultimately I fell into a two day deep dive project and figured others may be interested! Full disclosure, it is AI written/designed, etc. The intent wasn't really to publish something like this, but to learn something. I did try to do a few passes over the language to clean it up and make sure all the sources align but I don't think AI will ever replace human touch with writing.
Like everyone I've been messing with Claude Code and the more "agentic" way of working, and I wanted to see how far it'd go. I started from an OSINT angle. Claude will go HARD! Give it docker, let it spin up a sub-agent per facet... honestly a bit too far. So I pointed it at something more fun: how does FIFA actually track the ball and the players?
Same style of prompting. A subagent per track to chase, etc. At one point I had 70+ agents running in the background collecting data, plus OCR on presentation slides, YouTube transcription, and looping fresh research off whatever the OCR and transcripts turned up.
The result is this writeup. The ball to the radio signals to the processing to whatever ends up on the screen. Learned a ton, about the FIFA stack and about working with Claude, and there's loads more to dig through (webinars, sales decks, papers).
#WorldCup #football #soccer #fifa #tracking #gps #osint #fcc #teardown #technology #gnss #ai
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Donald-Trump-Handy: T1 Phone ist nur ein goldenes HTC U24 Pro mit leichten Anpassungen https://www.computerbase.de/news/smartphones/donald-trump-handy-t1-phone-ist-nur-ein-goldenes-htc-u24-pro-mit-leichten-anpassungen.97888/ #t1phone #trump #htc #u24pro #smartphone #handy #teardown #ifixit
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Donald-Trump-Handy: T1 Phone ist nur ein goldenes HTC U24 Pro mit leichten Anpassungen https://www.computerbase.de/news/smartphones/donald-trump-handy-t1-phone-ist-nur-ein-goldenes-htc-u24-pro-mit-leichten-anpassungen.97888/ #t1phone #trump #htc #u24pro #smartphone #handy #teardown #ifixit
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Das Trump-Phone sollte amerikanisch sein, ist aber im Kern ein zwei Jahre altes China-Handy.
Zum Artikel: https://heise.de/-11329704?wt_mc=sm.red.ho.mastodon.mastodon.md_beitraege.md_beitraege&utm_source=mastodon
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Das Trump-Phone sollte amerikanisch sein, ist aber im Kern ein zwei Jahre altes China-Handy.
Zum Artikel: https://heise.de/-11329704?wt_mc=sm.red.ho.mastodon.mastodon.md_beitraege.md_beitraege&utm_source=mastodon
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特朗普電話 Trump Phone 外國拆機報告 實為 HTC U24 Pro 換殼產品 甚至可交換底板運作
根據 iFixit 深度拆解報告，Trump Mobile T1 基本上是 HTC U24 Pro 換殼貼牌產 […]
#手提電話 #htc #Trump Mobile #U24 Pro
https://unwire.hk/2026/06/12/trump-mobile-t1-ifixit-teardown-htc-u24-pro/mobile-phone/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=trump-mobile-t1-ifixit-teardown-htc-u24-pro -
“Science explains how things work, it doesn’t always answer why they exist”*…
Still, it’s cool to know how things work. In a continuing series of “tear-downs,” Bryan Macomber obliges in the most elegant of ways…
Are you curious why a clicky Pen… clicks? How a Zippo Lighter flips open? Or what lives inside a Pez Dispenser?
I’ve illustrated tear-downs and break-downs of everyday products that you may have taken for granted. Let’s take a look inside and understand how they work. Click around, have fun and maybe learn something new!…
An illustrated celebration of the engineering around us: “Mechanical Pencil.”
* (Paraphrase of) Isaac Newton
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As we muse on the mechanical, we might recall that it was on this date (according to most sources, though a few cite the 12th or the 19th of June) in 1902 that Philadelphia restauranteurs Frank Hardart and Joe Horn opened the first Automat in the U.S. A cavernous, waiterless establishment that was a combination of fast (but fresh) food, vending, and a cafeteria. Customers put nickels into slots beside small glass-doored compartments in the Automats and turned a knob. In the compartment next to the slot, food revolved into place for the customer to receive through the glass door.
Horn & Hardart Automats expanded into a chain reaching Manhattan in 1912. With their uniform recipes and centralized commissary system of supplying their restaurants, the Automats were America’s first major fast-food chain.
For more on how they worked, see “Meet Me at the Automat” and the charming documentary “The Automat.”
#automat #breakDown #BryanMacomber #cafeteria #culture #dataVisualization #engineering #fastFood #FrankHardart #history #HornAndHardart #JoeHorn #mechanicalEngineering #mechanicalPencil #restaurant #tearDown -
“Science explains how things work, it doesn’t always answer why they exist”*…
Still, it’s cool to know how things work. In a continuing series of “tear-downs,” Bryan Macomber obliges in the most elegant of ways…
Are you curious why a clicky Pen… clicks? How a Zippo Lighter flips open? Or what lives inside a Pez Dispenser?
I’ve illustrated tear-downs and break-downs of everyday products that you may have taken for granted. Let’s take a look inside and understand how they work. Click around, have fun and maybe learn something new!…
An illustrated celebration of the engineering around us: “Mechanical Pencil.”
* (Paraphrase of) Isaac Newton
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As we muse on the mechanical, we might recall that it was on this date (according to most sources, though a few cite the 12th or the 19th of June) in 1902 that Philadelphia restauranteurs Frank Hardart and Joe Horn opened the first Automat in the U.S. A cavernous, waiterless establishment that was a combination of fast (but fresh) food, vending, and a cafeteria. Customers put nickels into slots beside small glass-doored compartments in the Automats and turned a knob. In the compartment next to the slot, food revolved into place for the customer to receive through the glass door.
Horn & Hardart Automats expanded into a chain reaching Manhattan in 1912. With their uniform recipes and centralized commissary system of supplying their restaurants, the Automats were America’s first major fast-food chain.
For more on how they worked, see “Meet Me at the Automat” and the charming documentary “The Automat.”
#automat #breakDown #BryanMacomber #cafeteria #culture #dataVisualization #engineering #fastFood #FrankHardart #history #HornAndHardart #JoeHorn #mechanicalEngineering #mechanicalPencil #restaurant #tearDown -
“Science explains how things work, it doesn’t always answer why they exist”*…
Still, it’s cool to know how things work. In a continuing series of “tear-downs,” Bryan Macomber obliges in the most elegant of ways…
Are you curious why a clicky Pen… clicks? How a Zippo Lighter flips open? Or what lives inside a Pez Dispenser?
I’ve illustrated tear-downs and break-downs of everyday products that you may have taken for granted. Let’s take a look inside and understand how they work. Click around, have fun and maybe learn something new!…
An illustrated celebration of the engineering around us: “Mechanical Pencil.”
* (Paraphrase of) Isaac Newton
###
As we muse on the mechanical, we might recall that it was on this date (according to most sources, though a few cite the 12th or the 19th of June) in 1902 that Philadelphia restauranteurs Frank Hardart and Joe Horn opened the first Automat in the U.S. A cavernous, waiterless establishment that was a combination of fast (but fresh) food, vending, and a cafeteria. Customers put nickels into slots beside small glass-doored compartments in the Automats and turned a knob. In the compartment next to the slot, food revolved into place for the customer to receive through the glass door.
Horn & Hardart Automats expanded into a chain reaching Manhattan in 1912. With their uniform recipes and centralized commissary system of supplying their restaurants, the Automats were America’s first major fast-food chain.
For more on how they worked, see “Meet Me at the Automat” and the charming documentary “The Automat.”
#automat #breakDown #BryanMacomber #culture #dataVisualization #engineering #fastFood #FrankHardart #history #HornAndHardart #JoeHorn #mechanicalEngineering #restaurant #tearDown -
“Science explains how things work, it doesn’t always answer why they exist”*…
Still, it’s cool to know how things work. In a continuing series of “tear-downs,” Bryan Macomber obliges in the most elegant of ways…
Are you curious why a clicky Pen… clicks? How a Zippo Lighter flips open? Or what lives inside a Pez Dispenser?
I’ve illustrated tear-downs and break-downs of everyday products that you may have taken for granted. Let’s take a look inside and understand how they work. Click around, have fun and maybe learn something new!…
An illustrated celebration of the engineering around us: “Mechanical Pencil.”
* (Paraphrase of) Isaac Newton
###
As we muse on the mechanical, we might recall that it was on this date (according to most sources, though a few cite the 12th or the 19th of June) in 1902 that Philadelphia restauranteurs Frank Hardart and Joe Horn opened the first Automat in the U.S. A cavernous, waiterless establishment that was a combination of fast (but fresh) food, vending, and a cafeteria. Customers put nickels into slots beside small glass-doored compartments in the Automats and turned a knob. In the compartment next to the slot, food revolved into place for the customer to receive through the glass door.
Horn & Hardart Automats expanded into a chain reaching Manhattan in 1912. With their uniform recipes and centralized commissary system of supplying their restaurants, the Automats were America’s first major fast-food chain.
For more on how they worked, see “Meet Me at the Automat” and the charming documentary “The Automat.”
#automat #breakDown #BryanMacomber #culture #dataVisualization #engineering #fastFood #FrankHardart #history #HornAndHardart #JoeHorn #mechanicalEngineering #restaurant #tearDown -
“Science explains how things work, it doesn’t always answer why they exist”*…
Still, it’s cool to know how things work. In a continuing series of “tear-downs,” Bryan Macomber obliges in the most elegant of ways…
Are you curious why a clicky Pen… clicks? How a Zippo Lighter flips open? Or what lives inside a Pez Dispenser?
I’ve illustrated tear-downs and break-downs of everyday products that you may have taken for granted. Let’s take a look inside and understand how they work. Click around, have fun and maybe learn something new!…
An illustrated celebration of the engineering around us: “Mechanical Pencil.”
* (Paraphrase of) Isaac Newton
###
As we muse on the mechanical, we might recall that it was on this date (according to most sources, though a few cite the 12th or the 19th of June) in 1902 that Philadelphia restauranteurs Frank Hardart and Joe Horn opened the first Automat in the U.S. A cavernous, waiterless establishment that was a combination of fast (but fresh) food, vending, and a cafeteria. Customers put nickels into slots beside small glass-doored compartments in the Automats and turned a knob. In the compartment next to the slot, food revolved into place for the customer to receive through the glass door.
Horn & Hardart Automats expanded into a chain reaching Manhattan in 1912. With their uniform recipes and centralized commissary system of supplying their restaurants, the Automats were America’s first major fast-food chain.
For more on how they worked, see “Meet Me at the Automat” and the charming documentary “The Automat.”
#automat #breakDown #BryanMacomber #cafeteria #culture #dataVisualization #engineering #fastFood #FrankHardart #history #HornAndHardart #JoeHorn #mechanicalEngineering #mechanicalPencil #restaurant #tearDown -
Ever wonder what’s in a citibike kiosk?
This one was just sitting open. I wonder how they connect to the internet- the receipt printer is really neat! #teardown #citibike #nyc #electronics
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Ever wonder what’s in a citibike kiosk?
This one was just sitting open. I wonder how they connect to the internet- the receipt printer is really neat! #teardown #citibike #nyc #electronics
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/75921/ Demolition begins on historic Sudan Shriners Temple in New Bern #Bern #CravenCounty #demolish #demolition #HurricaneFlorence #NewBern #NewBernSudanShrinersTemple #NewBernTemple #ShrinersHospitalsForChildren #Sudan #SudanShriners #SudanShrinersTemple #TearDown
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neues Video:
#Typhoon Desktop #Mikrofon #Mod: #Zerlegen und #Aufrüsten, #TearDown und #Upgrade von #Batterie auf USB 5V
--> https://youtu.be/hPbfEnYBl1E
#DIY #Repair #Reparieren #Hardware #Technik #Elektronik #Basteln #Bastler #Löten
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neues Video:
#Typhoon Desktop #Mikrofon #Mod: #Zerlegen und #Aufrüsten, #TearDown und #Upgrade von #Batterie auf USB 5V
--> https://youtu.be/hPbfEnYBl1E
#DIY #Repair #Reparieren #Hardware #Technik #Elektronik #Basteln #Bastler #Löten
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neues Video:
#Typhoon Desktop #Mikrofon #Mod: #Zerlegen und #Aufrüsten, #TearDown und #Upgrade von #Batterie auf USB 5V
--> https://youtu.be/hPbfEnYBl1E
#DIY #Repair #Reparieren #Hardware #Technik #Elektronik #Basteln #Bastler #Löten