The nature of the beast

By using the cat as an extension wire : this of course places certain
restrictions on the nature of the signal that you will be able to measure.
It needs to be a high voltage and short (in time) signal. Before the cats
gets too crispy. Although a 'purer' carbon link might improve the signal
current.

I'm a bit disappointed by the WAFFYness of the articles lately.

Where's the evil ?

Where's the madness ?

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>I'm a bit disappointed by the WAFFYness of the articles lately.

Cut us some slack, we're working on *six* major projects at once right now.
We'll have a new tiny open-source kit release next week. (And that's not one of the six.)

-Windell.


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Dont keep us in suspense!! I would share with yous if I had a cool project in the works :)

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One of them is a new CandyFab. =D

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http://www.evilmadscientist.com/

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I offer my apologies.
No offense was intended. Most of the projects presented here are interesting.
Just not very evil. Or mad.

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Wait till you see the next version of the CandyFab. The ANGRY CandyFab.

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I told you not to get a multimeter with a CAT 5 socket, but would you listen?

Yeesh, sometimes I ask why you young evil mad scientists never listen to your elders. We've been there, and got the scars from the lairs exploding, but you tell that to the Gen Y EMSs, and it's all Dominion 2.0.

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I has a voltage

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Maybe it was just a fluke that the cat was tired...

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Okay, that deserves a groan.

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How a cat owner always does -- when his/her grace allows it.

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