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Member Since: November 16, 2009
Country: United States
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-compatible.
Role
-playing
Organizations
bore me.
Spoken Languages
are useful.
Programming Languages
are really hard!
Associations
are preferably random.
Universities
require money and good grades.
Expertise
is for people other than me.
Interests
distract me.
Websites
are really cool, I hear.
Publications
are a thing of the past, unless you are a University.
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Wow! There is a LOT going on in this board for the price! Let's hope people can actually get this to work, and build a decent community around, unlike the Orange or Banana Pi.
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This is indeed awesome! I think my library would be very interested: stillwaterlibrary.org.
The other thing I wished libraries would do make their catalogs searchable by Google. Imagine doing a Google search for a book title, and having Google maps showing you which libraries have it on their shelves nearby.
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Thats really great, Nate! Congrats on this. Copyrights, patents, open source, IP, etc. has been on my mind a lot lately. To me, its still a scary thought to open-source your best stuff!
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Rob, Can you advise me on what I should do about some performance issues with my output shaft?
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So, 2 months later after being charged in my window, this thing does not work. The battery is now completely dead. I am trying to charge it up thru USB now, but I got it to charge thru solar.
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These are great! Can you provide any real data on how long they remain bright for after being "charged" up? I can imagine some sparkfun module hooked up to measure the illumination and graphing it out as it fades. Perhaps show a secondary graph of an EL panel being dimmed for comparison? Cool nonetheless. Who found this product?
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Great tutorial on removing my shorts off my banana!
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Loved it! Straight forward talking. No strange outbursts or facial gestures. Cool haircut. No backwards baseball cap. Keep it up!
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Thanks Nick! This really helped me understand the programming term, "state machine" that I have seen mentioned in dozens of blog posts. Also, thank you for explaining why I always see counters in programs that don't seem to do anything - they take the place of delays, that actually don't do anything!
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Robert, how in the heck did you go from Psychology to Electronics Expert? Please share.
No public wish lists :(