Category Archives: Meta

We’ve just migrated to a new host (a VPS), so if you run into anything strange – do tell!

So, it has been a while since the last update on this site. There have been loads of reasons for this – lots to do at work, having a second kid, trying to write a book, etc. All positive problems … Continue reading →

Over the last year, or there about, we’ve had Flattr links at the bottom of all posts on Digital Fanatics. The total yield of these is EUR0.52, or which one payment came from Thingiverse and the other from my account … Continue reading →

Today, there will not be an in-depth article. Instead, I urge you to read up on SOPA/PIPA and make your voice heard.

As a part in our efforts to be a good source of information, we would like to introduce our resources page. Here, we will gather a set of electronic sites that can be useful for you. When browsing the resources, … Continue reading →

The year 2011 was an exciting year for Digital Fanatics, as it marked the birth of the site in a new format. The year 2012 will be even more exciting. We have multiple original series in the pipeline, and will … Continue reading →

I’d just like to make the happy announcement that Kalle Lindbeck has joined Digital Fanatics as a writer. He is has been working with electronics since early stone age, is an active model aircraft pilot, electronics constructor and generalist tinkerer. … Continue reading →

This site started as a place for me and a couple of friends from university to put our crazy ideas after graduation. Lately, it has largely been based on The Independent Qt Tutorial which still draws 1000+ hits every day. … Continue reading →

During the under construction time, this site had comments disabled. These should now have been reenabled. We are sorry that this feature has been disabled the last two weeks. We value your input!

The update of DigitalFanatics has been “under construction” for quite a while now. This is not bad news, we’re filling the pipe with some great contents. But first, let me give you some background. DigitalFanatics was started years back when … Continue reading →