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_90s-toypography-a-nostalgic-toy-alphabet.webp "It’s time to dig out your best pair of JNCOs, put your crystal Pepsi on ice, and join me on a trip down memory lane. 36 Days of Type 2019 is all about your favorite childhood toys from the 90s.")
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_protodojo-robotouch-controller-prototype.webp "Using an Arduino, I hacked my old NES controller to control micro servos with custom conductive arms that simulate touches to the screen of my iPad. The servos are attached to the screen with mini suction cups and can be easily positioned for any game. nnI basically wanted to play my favorite iPad game (Reckless Racing) with my NES controller and didn't want to hack a solution via dock port.nnMore details and photos on my site: http://prto.me/5e327")
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