{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"episode 39: crossing borders, intensity curves and anti-theft socks","description":"4.5 months is still not enough to make you forget this podcast, is it? (And also, sorry about the long gap.) Another mixed bag as usual. 2 meetups with the CBA Quality Team for some Quality Time. Eindhoven Hackerspace Hackalot moved to a new location, and I put some LED decorative stuff there, making use of a light intensity curve for a better visual result. Furthermore, a trip down memory lane with an old elevator mock-up project, tests with 2 potting-materials, a hot glue meltdown, and taking a look inside an older anti-theft clothes tag.  video of Weekend Of Science (Weekend van de Wetenschap) solder-yourself kit video of LED-effect at Hackalot hackerspace (Eindhoven, NL) video of an old elevator mock-up project random info about perceived vs measured light intensity the polyurethane potting compound I used for waterproofing RetroChallenge 2019\/10 Inside the anti-theft tag: At the bottom right is the mechanical lock. A pin is locked inside the brass-coloured cylinder by metal balls. Applying magnetic force will unlock it (although I didn't try here).  No RFID with this one, just an LC tank circuit. I think these were similar tags they already used when I was a tiny kid.  ","author_name":"CBA Podcast","author_url":"http:\/\/podcast.cba.si","html":"