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<p>Making and Repairing, Creating Enchanted Objects</p>

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  • Post #4365232

    Frankfurt Airport stood 37,000 solar panels dead upright along 2,800 meters of a runway, edge-on to the sun, so the array gives up the middle of the day on purpose and comes out as a camel with two humps instead of one https://www.autonocion.com/us/frankfurt-airport-solar-panels/

  • Post #4252332

    Managed to generate £3 more electricity this month than we used. Water heating still on gas so total bill was about £12 to pay for a 3bed semi along with an EV to charge.

  • Post #4252331

    1.21 Gigafactories?! Great Scott. https://ec.social-network.europa.eu/@HennaVirkkunen/117008348161347403

  • Post #4155023

    What a cop out headline, see image. Aldi does its bit for climate change by providing EV charging for its customers. https://www.aol.co.uk/articles/aldi-confirms-major-change-car-073700000.html

  • Post #4155022

    Badge holder V2. Looks good but needs more weight in the back as it is now a bit front heavy. New revision tomorrow....

  • Post #3951650

    Any #EMF2026 attendees know a cure for wonky tails? https://toot.finfur.net/@Neotheta/116946331257472232

  • Post #3951649

    Cutting it a bit fine on the battery, luckily for convenient power all over #emf2026

  • Post #3951648

    Wow, it&amp;#39;s been an amazing few days at #EMF2026 but the end (for me at least) is just about to start. Massive thanks to everyone who volunteered, organised, presented, demoed, DJed or provided food and drink. And thanks to everyone else for making me feel safe and welcome.

  • Post #3951647

    @emf how many people attended this time?

  • Post #3933044

    Wise words from @notenoughtech@mastodon.world at #emf2026

  • Post #2113672

    For those who didn&amp;#39;t manage to get an #EMFCamp ticket, the next batch of tickets will be available on Sunday 22nd March at 15:00 UTC. https://blog.emfcamp.org/2026/03/03/emf-2026-tickets/

  • Post #1949581

    Interesting though from Dr Tara Behrend from School of Human Resources and Labor Relations at Michigan State University. Automating easy tasks makes the work harder. If you automate all the easy parts of work then all that remains is the hard parts. And that can lead to burn out and reduce efficiency as people need to rest between tasks.

  • Post #1688835

    Working on new Workshopshed plans #FreeCADFriday

  • Post #1658773

    Stop Motion Animators &amp;quot;Tiny Grandmother&amp;quot; just got flagged as being AI on YouTube. https://www.tinygrandma.com/

  • Post #1075694

    Today have been in Sheffield chatting with Jon from Pimoroni. Seeing their amazing products and in house manufacturing.

  • Post #965026

    Got my @ExtKits Maxwell&amp;#39;s Cradle soldered and working, just one issue where I soldered the power transistor backwards.

  • Post #821382

    Britain sets new wind generation record - reNews - Renewable Energy News https://renews.biz/110776/britain-sets-new-wind-generation-record/

  • Post #633106

    Mechano flashbacks

  • Post #633103

    I&amp;#39;ve just seen a message stating that photo ID is now required for voting in the UK? Is that for real?

  • Post #401469

    The LEDs are flashing The display is flashing too My connections are wobbly Bring on the hot glue