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You can check out my projects notes, or check out my work or contact me at the following places:
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Hello!
You can check out my projects notes, or check out my work or contact me at the following places:
You may also email me at mail at this domain
If you like liminal spaces, then the Dallas Pedestrian Network is for you. I visited in 2022, and have finally (!) written up this short post showing it off!
It’s wild! It definitely looks like in some places it’s on its last legs - places are not maintained very well or at all.
Some of the network is actually above ground, and I did not realise this initially when I visited. The underground sections felt more neglected than the above ground ones.
I, and others, have been working on a replacement controller for Hannover flipdot displays.
I haven’t had much success at getting the newer version (with Ethernet support) to work yet - but wanted to document that this work is taking place.
However, the old version, based on damow’s work does work well! And has been working well for years.
During the event a few years ago I had some spare time so bought some Jubilee Line door buttons from the London Transport Museum online vintage shop. At the time they were very good value and sold unrefurbished.
I wanted to use one to control the Hue bulb in my bedroom, but as the built in circuitry wasn’t suitable I designed my own.
Okay, not so much design, moreso completely overengineer.