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This one? https://www.taydaelectronics.com/dc-power-jack-2-1mm-enclosed-frame-with-switch-external.html

This is fantastic! Thank you for putting so much detail into this explanation!

Can this be the next contest please??

Very classy! Is this the one they’re calling ‘dark gold’? Edit: just saw the other post with the contrast photo. Thanks for that.

This is so tempting… I’m obsessed with Daisy and Gen~ right now...

This is art.

I’ve been thinking about this a bit lately too. Is it anywhere near feasible to design a custom shaped knob, have it 3d printed a few times, and then use those to make a silicone mold to cast resin into? I watched some youtubez about making dice that got me hankering to make my own knob...

You’re a hero. Man, I love this place. I owe you a banana bread.

Wait, is it Mouser? Did I give up too soon on Mouser?

Exactly that! Do I need to go back to Google school? Where are they hiding at??

Thanks! A lot of those are super close, but I’m hoping for non-illuminated, no indicator, and opaque. I know that’s being too picky, but they’re out there somewhere…

I’ve done some searching, but haven’t been able to find rockers in the style of Moog, Land Devices, DBA. Seems like a common product, just an opaque SPDT rocker? Has anyone seen these anywhere? Also, related/unrelated, it looks like the Tayda drill tool can cut straight lines! Has anyone used...

Hi there! Long lost thread, I know, but I’m wondering if there’s a way to access LED’s on the Terrarium using PD or Max MSP Gen~ without a custom JSON? I’ve used the ES pd2dsy and Oopsy tools to flash patches successfully to Terrarium, but still can’t get to the LED’s…

So, I owe @Plate of Shrimp and the rest of this thread a big belated apology for hijacking the conversation and then abandoning it. I’m sorry guys!! Now that I have that off my chest, I’m wondering if anyone is back to hacking away at PD and the terrarium? For me, I’m using a Mac OS machine...

I wondered if the restock would ever come!! Thank you for the heads up!!

Thanks again for letting me baby-step through this with your help Fig and Shrimp. Trying Python 2.7 and changing Python3 to Python in the Makefile gets me this, which I think we've seen before: $ make rm -r build patch.bin rm: cannot remove 'build': No such file or directory rm: cannot remove...

Tried this and got the location with which hvcc then took out the '--hvcc-cmd' and replaced it with /c/Users/justi/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python310/Scripts/hvcc Same results as before... When I went back to look at the git repos, it looks like the makefile has just changed? Just...

Looks like I've got libdaisy, the libdaisy.a file is there... I did just go down a WSL/Ubuntu rabbit hole for a little bit, but I probably need to do a bit more research before I jump into this with Ubuntu...

I think I am using MINGW? I tried to go through all the steps that were in the 'setting up the C++ environment' video that ES posted on youtube... part of that was setting Git Bash as the default terminal in VS code, so that's where I've been working... The terminal that I'm working with in VS...

I was just about to say something about that... I probably should have put this earlier, but if it's helpful to have all the details to work out any Windows kinks, here's some more: the make bootstrap got me this... $ make bootstrap git submodule init git submodule update cd pd2dsy && git...