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- The 555 contest continues onward! Everyone is getting excited!
Dave's classic 1976 vintage Signetics 555 timer chip (which he destroyed! RIP). Can anyone beat it?

- WOTW
- William
- Laurence White
- Mr. J from Boston
- Rants
- Shoutouts
- Dino Segovis linked here from his site!
- MAKE has a new live show! Great production value!
- Discussion Points
- Dave plays the lotto!
- Plastic transistors are improving in the lab...could help for future printable electronics.
- Using lasers in board/chip construction followup:
- Perhaps the economy is picking up? NI plans to increase headcount 19% next year.
- ADI and NI have a free SPICE package that is pretty fancy. Bloated software but Chris liked it at first glance.
- Microchip still charges $900 for open-source software you can download and compile for free.
- Intel had a bit of a snafu with one of their latest chips. Time for heads to roll? Or is it a $700 million lesson like at IBM back in the day? (thanks to Eduardo for the link!)
- Videos
William
hackersworkbench.co.ccL-shaped bench photos
hackersworkbench.co.ccLaurence White
electro-mcu-stuff.blogspot.comPhoto tour of the workshop
picasaweb.google.comHome workbench
s1119.photobucket.comRadio gear
s1119.photobucket.comDino Segovis linked here from his site!
dinofab.comMAKE has a new live show
blog.makezine.comPlastic transistors are improving in the lab
eetimes.comPBeam technology for chips
pbeamwriting.comADI and NI have a free SPICE package that is pretty fancy
businesswire.comOr is it a $700 million lesson like at IBM back in the day
the-happy-manager.comDavid Bowie's Space Oddity
youtube.comThe Brown Note (Noise) episode on South Park
southparkstudios.comMythbuster's investigation of the (busted) brown note theory
en.wikipedia.orgSuper Awesome Sylvia
youtube.comWTF, mate?
youtube.com