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Internet-Enabled Cat Feeder (www.newtonnet.co.uk)
The torque required to turn the paddle could get quite high, particularly when food starts to get caught which it invariably does. I didn't measure it but it was certainly a fair old force required
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Blogouillage: DIY Cat feeder v2.0 (www.blogouillage.net)
Bingo, I just finished my cat feeder v2.0 ! No more cereal dispenser, I built everything myself ! I had the choice between different systems, but i chose an archimedes' screw.
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Started collecting ideas for my #indieweb reader, Monocle: https://github.com/aaronpk/Monocle/issues -
I heard! Apparently they were already almost vegan so it wasn't a huge stretch!
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Johannes Ernst
@davewiner @kylewm2 @t My version: 1. keep master copy of all data you create in a way that nobody can prevent you from keep using that data
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Johannes Ernst
@kylewm2 @davewiner @t 2. Be at liberty to run whatever code you choose against your data. No lock-in between data and code.
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Johannes Ernst
@kylewm2 @davewiner @t 3. for 1 and 2, don't depend on somebody else's terms of service that might change over time against your will.
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Philip Renich - mastodon.nz/@mez
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Feb 17
@t what are your thoughts on services like github as far as #indieweb go? Esp for private repos. Do you self host anything that isn't pub?
@philiprenich @t There's a pretty thorough writeup on the wiki! http://indiewebcamp.com/Github #indieweb
