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  • Sardine Tin Oil Lamp

    Sardine Tin Oil Lamp

    2024-06-22
    Random Projects

    The concept of an oil lamp made out of a sardine tin is nothing new. The idea has been explored by others as a sort of survival lamp, which can be made with very simple materials. However, my design is different in that it’s meant to be used regularly and provide a brighter flame than…

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  • Ubuntu Keyboard Shortcuts

    Ubuntu Keyboard Shortcuts

    2024-06-19
    Random Projects

    Finding no other similar resources online, I created this printable list of the keyboard shortcuts in Ubuntu. There’s only one change from the default shortcuts: I’ve set Ctrl+Space to be the shortcut for playing/pausing media playback. If you like you can edit the provided .odt file. Here’s the infinitely low-tech way I got all these…

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  • Clay

    Clay

    2024-05-31
    Random Projects

    Introduction Where I live, the soil has a very high clay content, so I’ve tried a few times in the past to turn it into some usable clay-like material. Clay is easier to work with than metal and wood, can endure high temperatures unlike plastic, and is more durable. In my attempt to cast zinc,…

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  • JLS Tree Survey Is Now On Canopy

    JLS Tree Survey Is Now On Canopy

    2024-05-26
    Random Projects

    I created a tree map of Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School for my Broadcast Media class in 8th grade, but it was never published. As I was doing research for that project, I stumbled upon the Canopy Tree Plotter, a tree map of Palo Alto, though since it didn’t list the trees at JLS, I…

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  • Ways to Improve Clay That Don’t Work

    Ways to Improve Clay That Don’t Work

    2024-05-26
    Random Projects

    Introduction I’ve been trying to refine my backyard soil into some workable clay in order to further my metal casting project. As you can imagine, this comes with some challenges as not all clay, even when purified, is suitable for making stuff. In the case of the clay in my area, it’s very sticky and…

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  • Iron Oxide(s)!

    Iron Oxide(s)!

    2024-04-28
    Random Projects

    Introduction Lately, when not crushed under the tedium of self-studying two AP exams, I’ve been trying to refine the clay soil from my backyard into clay. A post about that is coming. This post is about an interesting effect I noticed today as I test-fired pieces of clay. Basically, clays often contain iron oxides (compounds…

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  • Fixit Clinic 2024-04-06

    Fixit Clinic 2024-04-06

    2024-04-06
    Repair

    This one was held in San Mateo Public Library. First, I worked on a rice cooker whose non-rechargeable lithium battery had run out. From my understanding, the battery was used to avoid the need for an AC power supply, needed not only to keep the clock running when the appliance was unplugged, but also to…

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  • Compact Ferrofluid Pump for Laptop Liquid Cooling To Improve Cooling Performance Over Heat Pipes

    Compact Ferrofluid Pump for Laptop Liquid Cooling To Improve Cooling Performance Over Heat Pipes

    2024-03-18
    Legit Projects

    This was my 2024 Synopsys science project. Abstract While liquid cooling presents itself as an efficient cooling method for ever-hotter integrated circuits, it is confined to mostly commercial applications and occasionally premium desktops. Instead, high-performance laptops rely on heavy and bulky heat pipes to bring heat from processor to radiator, somewhat defeating the purpose of…

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  • Repair Café 2024-03-17

    Repair Café 2024-03-17

    2024-03-18
    Repair

    This event occurred at the Hacker Dojo in Mountain View, a collaborative hackerspace for software projects. I first worked on a portable electric radiator with a detached cord winder (the plastic thing you wind the cord around for storage), a loose caster, and a plug with burn marks. The cord winder had a cantilever snap-fit…

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  • A Memoir

    A Memoir

    2024-02-20
    Other

    Featured image source: Donald Trung Quoc Don (Chữ Hán: 徵國單) – Wikimedia Commons I had to write a 650–1000-word memoir for my English 10A class. Here it is: Short Wave One summer, my family and I went to visit Hong Kong and perform the duties of Chinese-Americans visiting their families back home. We brought gifts…

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