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Home-milled cedar and header-breakout claim
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maker-described physical construction
The listing says the cedar was grown on a creator farm in Tennessee, milled at home, and paired with the PCB by hand; it also says the header pins break out to labelled solder pads on both sides. The source does not give wood treatment, dimensions, mechanical durability, fire-safety, sourcing chain, production count, assembly instructions, or final quality-control information.
- Badge
- Root Access SAO (DEF CON 34)
- Type
- maker-described physical construction
- Status
- first-party product description
- Compatibility
- Root Access SAO (DEF CON 34)
- Source
- https://uberflux.com/product/MIH-RootAccessSao
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first-party MakeItHackin product listing
Live maker marketplace page for the $50 / 15-sold / 100-listed-total August 4, 2026 seller snapshot, DEF CON 34 framing, BSides Las Vegas and Linq Circle Bar drop labels, cedar build description, ATtiny1616, LEDs, fifty animations, I2C, GPIO, and standard-SAO compatibility claim. Its product photos have no stated reusable license or explicit permission basis.
Badge: Root Access SAO (DEF CON 34)
public MakeItHackin operating guide
Maker-maintained public README describing the ATtiny1616, ten RGB pixels, eleven discrete LEDs, button holds, USERROW persistence, standalone mode, I2C address and controls, status read, independent GPIO circuits, breakout pads, and 100 kHz validated I2C baseline. The public root contains the guide and images but no detected source or license file.
Badge: Root Access SAO (DEF CON 34)
Source trail
Evidence Sources
GitHub / MakeItHackin · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary maker-published operating guide for the ATtiny1616, 10 RGB pixels, 11 discrete LEDs, 50 animations, physical button, USERROW persistence, I2C address 0x50, rejected malformed raw writes, and separate GPIO behavior. The reviewed public root contains a README and images, not an identified firmware release, hardware archive, source license, or reusable image grant.
Badge: Root Access SAO (DEF CON 34)
MakeItHackin / Uberflux · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary first-party marketplace source for the DEF CON 34 association, live August 4 availability snapshot, product naming, cedar construction, standard-SAO compatibility claim, standalone animations, host-control framing, GPIO modes, and drop labels. It does not establish final manufacture, delivery, host safety, universal compatibility, DEF CON organizer status, admission, or image reuse permission.
Badge: Root Access SAO (DEF CON 34)