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It's still 'nerdiness' - but I recommend learning about basic circuits and radio if you haven't already. SDR is cheap and fun, and so is soldering together radi
by newman8r 9y ago
It's still 'nerdiness' - but I recommend learning about basic circuits and radio if you haven't already. SDR is cheap and fun, and so is soldering together radio transmitters, logic gates, fixing retro electronics, going as low level as you can.
Another complementary hobby to electronics is 3d printing+CAD skills. It changed my thinking process permanently. It can give you an 'anything is possible' mindset, it's a rush.
I've also been having a great time starting a container garden and growing exotic plants like this soviet melon http://www.rareseeds.com/rich-sweetness-132-melon/ http://www.rareseeds.com/rich-sweetness-132-melon/
- ccajas 9y agoI've been into SFF PCs and computing for a while and, being disappointed by a lot of small cases in the market, have taken to learning how to build my own case. There is actually a lot of this going on in the niche, with some custom cases even progressing from one-offs to a limited production run so it can be a fun little business if you put the time into it.