Three-dimensional print refining, comprehending joints in CNC machines, and discovering spicy shrimp, features in our latest podcast episode 338
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In this week's roundup, we delve into a variety of fascinating topics that span the realms of technology, science, and robotics. Let's get started!
Email History Discussed
The history of email, a communication revolution that has transformed the way we connect, was recently discussed. If you're curious about its origins and evolution, be sure to check out our article on the subject.
Beakman's World Theme Contest Winner Unveiled
The winner of the "Beakman's World" theme contest on the last show remains a secret, as the name has yet to be made public. Stay tuned for updates!
What's That Sound?
Kristina Panos missed the mark this week on What's That Sound, but the correct answer was none other than the theme music for the popular show Beakman's World. Give it a listen if you haven't already!
UTF-8 and Coding
UTF-8, a versatile coding system, was the focus of some recent discussions. If you're interested in learning more about it, we have plenty of resources available.
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American Science & Surplus Shuts Down Online Sales
American Science & Surplus, a beloved source for all things science and DIY, has announced that they will be ending online sales, leaving only their brick and mortar stores in Wisconsin and Illinois.
3D Print Smoothing Methods
Two methods for smoothing 3D prints, one for in-situ and another for non-planar prints, were discussed this week. If you're a 3D printing enthusiast, these techniques could come in handy!
Robot's Typewriter-Inspired Mouth
A closer look was taken at a robot's typewriter-inspired mouth, offering insights into its design and functionality. If you missed the original article, you can find it here.
Jointly Typeface and Digital Wood Joints
A typeface, Jointly, designed specifically for CNC joinery, was introduced. To accompany it, 50 digital wood joints were created by Jochen Gros - WINTERDIENST.
Safe Food Radiation Levels
An article about safe food radiation levels from naturally radioactive food is now available. If you're curious about the topic, give it a read!
2025 Component Abuse Challenge
The 2025 Component Abuse Challenge, sponsored by DigiKey, has begun! You can find all the details on our website.io. Don't miss out on this exciting contest!
PAX Credit Card Payment Machine
Running code on a PAX credit card payment machine was discussed this week. If you're interested in the technical aspects, be sure to check out the article.
AI on Mac Computers
Contrary to popular belief, the original limitations of Mac computers do not hinder running AI models. If you're a Mac user curious about AI, this is good news for you!
Kristina's Picks
Kristina's picks this week include making a laptop with a mechanical keyboard, hosting a website on a disposable vape, and understanding when Pyrex is not the expected Pyrex.
Elliot's Picks
Elliot's picks this week include an oil-based Sprengel pump, reverse-engineering the Milwaukee M18 diagnostics protocol, a 10'' telescope, and a USB-C PD decoded DIY meter and logger.
Wikipedia on Juno Online Services
For those interested in a piece of internet history, Wikipedia has an article about Juno Online Services. Give it a read and travel back in time!
Spicy Shrimp Detection
The detection of spicy shrimp was another topic of discussion this week. If you're a foodie or a robotics enthusiast, this could be an interesting read!
That's all for this week's roundup! Stay tuned for more tech, science, and robotics news in the coming weeks. Until next time!
