Camping 101

A roundup of camping hacks from around the internet, to get you out into the great outdoors without actually having to experience nature!

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Last-minute summer projects

It's not too late, and we're here to help.

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Getting Started with Edison (now with more Edison!)

We've been adding to our popular series!

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It's an August Caption Contest!

Hit us with your best shot.

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New Stuff: Raspberry Pi Block for Edison and a customizable Snappable Protoboard.

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Enginursday: More Favorite Tools

More handy things from my workbench.

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Data needs a Terms of Service

It's probably time for us to clearly outline what to expect when it comes to using data.sparkfun.com

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We run several SBCs through their paces and compare their performances.

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Overflow Sale

Clearing shelves like it's going out of style.

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This week, the new Ludus product line of Arduino shields, as well as an overstock IC, the ATmega8U2.

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The third installment of the ongoing jet engine build, where we have ignition, and Luke finally confronts his jerk dad.

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SparkFun is taking steps to ensure that our user community is a safe space. That means we need to make a few changes.

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SparkFun Live is today!

Time to build some magic together.

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Hey, who is this guy?

An brief introduction to SparkFun's new Director of Software Development and IT (SWIT).

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Up this week, a new soil moisture sensor, a more powerful pcDuino, and more!

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My Magic Lunchbox!

As an engineer at SparkFun, I make a lot of temporary projects. The Magic Lunchbox helps me take them home to work on without damaging them.

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The Hackaday Prize Contest is ending soon!

Your window to save the world is closing.

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A look back at what went wrong, why and how we fixed our issues with data.sparkfun.com

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SparkFun Live: Audio Equipment

It's time for another live community project build!

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This week, a couple new shields to connect your project to the wonderful Internet: the ESP8266 Shield and the new Arduino Ethernet Shield V2.

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