Unfortunately Ian caught a bug and we won’t have a video today. We will use this opportunity to do something similar to the annoying flashback episodes TV shows do when they want to fill the schedule. We’ll be back next week with a new project release video.
Below is a list of all our previous Workshop Videos:
- Bus Pirate development week – day 1
- Bus Pirate week, day 2 – accessories and cables
- Bus Pirate week, day 3 – cases and enclosures
- Get your stuff made – Tokyo open hardware presentation
- Bus Pirate week, day 5 – measure a capacitor and parts unboxing
- Bulk part order unboxing
- Workshop update: firmware and soldering station
- Workshop video: Sjaak solders a QFN chip, attempts the BGA challenge
- Workshop video: Bus Pirate and Bus Blaster
- Workshop video: Bus Blaster JTAG debugger history
- Workshop video: Bus Blaster v4 solder and assembly
- Workshop video: USB Persistence of Vision Toy firmware
- Workshop Video: Battle of the solder flux
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: Video editing workstation build
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: How to mail free PCBs
- HOW-TO VIDEO: Visit Akihabara Electric Town
- Workshop Video: BGA revisited
- GLOBAL GEEK VIDEO: Yongsan and Cheonggyechon electronics markets in Seoul, South Korea
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: New Dangerous Prototypes workshop
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: PIC18F2550 breakout board build
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: Global Geek Tour China preview
- VIDEO: Apliu Street electronics market tour
- VIDEO: Shenzhen Maker Faire
- Maker Faire tip: How many cards and stickers to bring
- VIDEO: Seeed Studio open source hardware manufacturing tour in Shenzhen, China 2012
- VIDEO: Hua Qiang Bei market in Shenzhen, China
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: Part Ninja v1 testing and overview
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: Flux-off part 2, more flux reviews
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: USB POV Toy calibration tests
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: How we prepare for the Bay Area Maker Faire
- HOW-TO VIDEO: Bay Area Maker Faire 2012
- Project interviews at Bay Area Maker Faire 2012
- Workshop Video: Get your open hardware manufactured
- WORKSHOP VIDEO: How to make a simple soldering flux
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Yes, bugs can be nasty things, especially if they cause a core dump ;-) Well… good luck with the debugging !
Ian,
Hope you’re feeling better. Well wishes all the way from. Rhode Island, USA