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V2.0 alpha - assembly step #10
Artsy mistake
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #0.1
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Look at the board and check if it is OK.
This printed circuit board was ordered at Iteadstudio and uses traces as narrow as 6mil.
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #0.2
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Look at the board and check if it is OK.
This printed circuit board was ordered at Iteadstudio and uses traces as narrow as 6mil.
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #2
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Place the correctly oriented chip down and use you iron's tip to tack it down on a few corners. Load a bit of solder onto the tip to do so.
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #3
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #6
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #4
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #7
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #8
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #9
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #5
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Now connect your ISP to the 6-pin connector and upload the firmware. If this succeeds, the micro-controller is alive!
V2.0 alpha - assembly step #1
IKEA Samtid - wall washer
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The illumination looks much more pleasant to the human eye. The camera's dynamic range is too limited.
15W CFL + 7W LED full blast
IKEA Samtid - reading light mode
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The bottom half is turned off. Assuming one is lying on the couch, it would only illuminate the brain-container. The top half on the other hand perfectly illuminates a book.
15W CFL + 7W LED full blast
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This is not the preferred mode of operation. It works best directed at a dark corner which then reflects / scatters the light into the room (assuming a white / lightly colored wallpaper).
Smoothign capacitor across the supply
Arduino is down...
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Give the server more RAM... a couple of Giga bytes should help.
And if this should be caused by a DDOS attack, how about using apache's MOD_EVASIVE until things quieten down again?
