Blog ≫ 2015 ≫ Electronickery

This just arrived, a mifare rfid reader + writer¹ and a couple of rfid chips, one in a card and one in a keyring.

I've wanted to have a go for a while, and someone at work had heard of the idea of using something like a hacky sack to pass information around the office, so you throw things to each other instead of emailing them a url or whatever. So I thought about combining the two, and we might give it a go tomorrow...

Also Kerry has shaved off all her hair, and it looks good.

1. Removed old ebay.co.uk/itm/MIFARE-RC522-CHIP-IC-CARD-INDUCTION-MODULE-RFID-READER-SAME-DAY-DISPATCH-UK-/221654756700?&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&siteid=3&campid=5335822550&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1?hash=item339ba72d5c:g:Lp8AAOSwc0FUq9q5 link here.

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