Open Source Russian Vacuum Fluorescent Tube Clock
ptorrone writes "Hacker extraordinaire Ladyada (whose open source hardware projects we have discussed before) has just published a complete how-to, with design document, on making your own open source Russian vacuum fluorescent clock. The vacuum fluorescent tubes aren't as dangerous as (high-voltage) Nixie tubes, and there seem to be more of them available in the world. If you're not interested in building a clock from scratch, you can also pick up a kit version. All the schematics, source code, and files are available on the project's page."
Time measures you.
Most people don't the skills to write.
Why not? Can nothing be done to correct this?
Has anyone else noticed that actual female geeks are outnumbered by trannies? linuxchix.org is all ex-men, not an actual born woman as far as the eye can see. Yeah, that's how to fix gender imbalance: declare the men as women. And you thought it was a const, not a variable.
I wonder what happened to the nuke that was sitting behind the timer.
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Or cowbell.
When you want something built, come see me. If you want correct grammar and spelling, get a F*ing liberal arts student.
Sure, but why would you want a clock that only flashes "12:00"?