As far as I’ve seen Jeri has all but disappeared from the Internet, I used to follow her YouTube channel quite a bit. It’s a shame, she was a great teacher.
I got excited when she started posting about radio stuff about six months ago, but it looks like it was only a short lived return. She was really one of my favourite technical YouTubers back in the day.
This is incredible, man… I always thought IC manufacturing was out of reach of us mere mortals. Though I guess I’m not positive you’re a mere mortal ;)
Is there any way to keep up with this blog? I find his work very interesting, but there doesn’t seem to be any way to subscribe using an rss/atom reader.
Eh, the blog has RSS Autodiscovery metadata. Any feed reader implementing RSS Autodiscovery (most of them, IIRC) should work, just give the URL of the blog.
That is truly amazing work.
I couldn’t agree more. The amount of dedication and determination this must have taken is quite impressive.
EDIT: Also worth reading about is Jeri Ellsworth, mentioned in the piece as an inspiration.
As far as I’ve seen Jeri has all but disappeared from the Internet, I used to follow her YouTube channel quite a bit. It’s a shame, she was a great teacher.
Edit: seems like she’s still active on Twitter
I got excited when she started posting about radio stuff about six months ago, but it looks like it was only a short lived return. She was really one of my favourite technical YouTubers back in the day.
Not all heroes wear capes.
This is incredible, man… I always thought IC manufacturing was out of reach of us mere mortals. Though I guess I’m not positive you’re a mere mortal ;)
Thank you for the kind words, but this was not my project–I just thought it was very inspirational for all of us. :)
Does anyone know how much his missing tool, the wire bond machine would cost?
Is there any way to keep up with this blog? I find his work very interesting, but there doesn’t seem to be any way to subscribe using an rss/atom reader.
Eh, the blog has RSS Autodiscovery metadata. Any feed reader implementing RSS Autodiscovery (most of them, IIRC) should work, just give the URL of the blog.
Cool, I wasn’t aware of that feature.
http://sam.zeloof.xyz/feed/
I find that many blogs still have a feed but it takes some digging to find it because it’s not linked anywhere on the pages.
Also, I use NewsBlur for my RSS subscriptions and it seems to be pretty good at finding the feed when given the URL of the blog itself.
Thanks. I didn’t find anything when searching the site for “rss” and “atom.”
Quite impressive