Using a Raspberry PI as an AirPrint server

I’ve had my Brother HL2170W laser printer since January 2010, before AirPrint printers were really a thing. It’s been a solid printer and still has 90% of its second cartridge left. I’ve had an iPhone since around 2010 as well and I was under the mistaken impression that the two devices could never talk to each other. True, the devices are not directly compatible, but it is possible to use a Raspberry Pi as a mediator to have the two work together. Here’s a quick run down of how works in under four minutes:

 
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Debugging load cells and HX711

I’m working on a system to determine how long it takes to air dry laundry. As the fabric dries, it becomes lighter. The idea is to measure the weight of drying laundry and when it stops decreasing you know it is dry. Enter: the load... Continue →