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Although most Make readers have ported their projects to the Arduino microcontroller by now, there are probably a few that still use the trusted Basic Stamp. Although this project is old, we applaud the MacBS2 application that finally brought Basic Stamp programming to your OSX machine.
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| MacBS2 lets you program your Basic Stamp in OSX | | Although most Make readers have ported their projects to the Arduino microcontroller by now, there are probably a few that still use the trusted Basic Stamp. Although this project is old, we applaud the MacBS2 application that finally brought Basic Stamp programming to your OSX machine.
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