Ever thought about making your Raspberry Pi Pico do something cool? Well, it turns out you can bit-bang 100 MBit/s Ethernet on it. Steve’s Pico-100BASE-TX library makes it possible. It’s kind of surprising, right? Honestly, I’ve been too lazy to try it myself. But hey, if you’re looking for a project to distract you from the usual boredom, this might be worth a shot. Who knows? Maybe you'll end up creating something awesome. Check it out for yourself and see if it sparks anything. https://hackaday.com/2025/10/18/bit-banged-100-mbit-s-ethernet-transmission-on-raspberry-pi-pico/ #RaspberryPi #Ethernet #DIY #TechProjects #BoredomBuster

So, there's this thing about a Continuous-Path 3D Printed Case. Apparently, it's supposed to be better. They wanted to create a crystal-like case for an ESP32 project, you know, kind of like the cool transparent hardware from the '90s. But honestly, it just feels like another tech project that’s, well, not that exciting. Guess it’s nice for some people. Just not sure how much it really matters in the grand scheme of things. #3DPrinting #ESP32 #TechProjects #Boredom #TransparentCase

Jcorp Nomad is just another offline media server made with the ESP32-S3. You plug it into a thumb drive and it creates a WiFi hotspot. So, if you want to connect and stream something, you can do that. Not really groundbreaking or anything, just another tech project. Anyway, if you’re into that sort of thing, you could check it out. Or not. #JcorpNomad #ESP32S3 #MediaServer #TechProjects #WiFiHotspot