christine farion
I’m a big fan of the TS80. I got the TS80 soldering iron as a gift a couple of years ago, and I can’t remember lif
I got this lovely Miniware TS80 solder iron about a year and a half ago as a gift, and it’s easily become one of my most
Note: The best way to learn is to jump in! So, I created some NFTs of my abandoned building photos. Visit my CryptoBando colle
Chain Reaction was an idea for a project by Mil Stricevic at The Glasgow School of Art. Over the course of the week we provide
Sometimes it’s hard to get started (and for a tenner) when you are unsure where to begin. Things can sometimes look more
Starting Arduino doesn’t have to cost a lot. This post aims to cover the cheap ways to get started with Arduino. This is
(head over to ilyware to see the site) I’ve been working on my electronic handbags for a long while. Now I’ve been
Hey – I’ve been making things with Arduino for a little while now (mostly a mess and a few small fires!) but I lov
UPDATE Note [Nov 2020] Many changes have happened to mobile operating systems, so I am going to update the accessibility infor
Do you know someone with a visual impairment? Are you trying to learn a little more about conditions for sight loss and h
Delete an app in iOS while using Voice Over is easy enough to do once you know how. By default when Voice Over is on, it reads
Aipoly Vision and Tap Tap See do very similar things. They are object recognise apps for visually impaired, to help someone
If you find you are using the Accessibility settings often or want to easily and quickly be able to make changes, you can incl
Scroll Gestures are great for everyone, I have this enabled on my mac and it could be something you find useful too! This
There are settings on a mac that can make working on the computer much easier for anyone with a visual impairment, but also, s
