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Here's some stuff I thought of while I accidentally ranted in another thread. Might as well post it where it might be looked at.
Grab an old iphone 5 whatever it was and get the data off it.
Grab an old laptop and hack the charging circuitry for a new super-battery.
Make a small switching supply for something. Hack the fluke DMM data protocol and build an ir>bluetooth adaptor.
Hack a microwave with a super cap to drive the clock when the power fails.
Make kids shoes that emit noise when they walk and give them to a friends kid.
Take a look at IoT security best practice.
Make the windscreen wipers on his car go when they sense rain.
Hack those beeping, flashing "your meal's ready" things they give you in bistros and bars so you can make them go off whenever you like. (actually I might do that one myself!)
Make a quick and dirty home-made "your meat's done" thermometer.
Check his fridge efficiency and compare it with a home made pid controller.
Make a sensor for his mail box that sends an SMS when the post office put something in there.
Remake the classic old FM bug with tiny smd stuff.
Modify a cheap FM radio to pick up in-stadium broadcasts.
Chat about thermocouples that aren't k-type.
Cut the leads on that multimeter he smashed pointlessly and see if they're multi layered insulation. See how the ends are joined. Flex them until they break.
Read the firmware off a printer and look at the code that adds the yellow dots. Reverse engineer a smart electricity meter and modify the firmware
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