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A simple stand for flashything's “Mini Supercomputer” random flashing LEDs circuit boards, available from Etsy: Green Red Blue Yellow/Amber RGB Fast Flash RGB Slow Fade (No affilliation with flashything, just a satisfied customer.) Print…
I'm a big fan of LED's. So when I was first introduced to Youtuber Big Clive's Gallium LED Supercomputer I knew it was something I wanted to make. I couldn't choose a colour so I decided on building four of the smaller panels and joining…
I'm a big fan of LED's. So when I was first introduced to Youtuber Big Clive's Gallium LED Supercomputer I knew it was something I wanted to make. I couldn't choose a colour so I decided on building four of the smaller panels and joining…
A simple stand for flashything's “Mini Supercomputer” random flashing LEDs circuit boards, available from Etsy: Green Red Blue Yellow/Amber RGB Fast Flash RGB Slow Fade (No affilliation with flashything, just a satisfied customer.) Print…
I made a couple of these for myself and dad, but when my niece and nephew wanted one, I needed to cover the exposes electronics. It runs off of a 5v phone charger which is super safe, but I didn't want them to get cut on the solder on the…
The Cray-1 was a the fastest supercomputer in the world from 1976-1981, but today a smartphone is about 1000 times faster. It was known for its "C" shaped cabinets with benches covering the power and cooling systems. We made over 100 of…
I designed this to diffuse some clear colour changing LEDs I used in one of Big Clive's “Gallium” 6x4" super computer boards (available to download at https://bigclive.com/freebies.htm - circuit board manufactured by who you choose) The…
