LAZINESS IS THE MOTHER OF IoT
The Lebanese are resilient people, no matter what happens their faith in Lebanon regaining its lost glory would never fade. As Lebanese we all know the truth that “لبنان أحلى بلد بالعالم”. However, the past couple of...
Arduino is most of the times the go-to platform for makers trying to begin a journey in the hardware development realm. It is easy to use with a shallow learning curve, it has a huge supporting community, tons...
In the past few weeks, Google released a number of new products. These products range between Mobile Applications, Mobile Phones and Consumer Products. The one theme covering all the products is Laziness and here is...
MQTT is a lightweight messaging protocol designed with resource constrained devices in mind. It uses a publish-subscribe communication pattern where devices can receive/post data about common topics using a broker. We will go into...
I must have been living under the rock lately. Yesterday, I received an invitation from one of Hackaday‘s staff members to like Tindie’s page on Facebook. I was already familiar with Tindie, but I found...
In the video below, a channel called HTD on YouTube sets 7,000 matches on fire in a chain reaction. In the first few minutes, you can watch the matches burn. The video keeps going for 40 more...
A media Easter Egg is “an intentional inside joke, hidden message, or feature in an interactive work such as a computer program, video game or DVD menu screen. The name is used to evoke the idea...
As an Electronic Engineer, I constantly need components, tools and services that are not available in the local market. I tend to order the electronic components I need from Mouser, and the PCB/PCBA from...
The video below shows some of our “body parts that, through inheritance, have outlived the context in which they arose”. These parts are easy to spot and form a proof of evolution according to Vox. If...
You know these flying poop machines that are called Pigeons? Well finally someone is going to put them to good use. A Paris based company called ‘Plume Labs’ attached small backpacks on some racing pigeons...
