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Looking for an (explosively) fun Thanksgiving project this week? Something that involves fire and lasers? Check it out. YouTube creator StyroPyro lights ten matches in 9 seconds with a modded laser. One word: Awesome. Please enable JavaScript to watch this video.
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Although these days it really is easy to build your own development boards with USB interface, it is much easier just to buy this sort of boards ready made, with integrated drivers. This article is not going to tackle microcontroller development boards, instead take steps to introduce the ATtiny85 USB Mini Development Board from Digispark ™!
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