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Category Archives: tech
Fishfish Proof of Concept
Yesterday, I challenged myself to build a demo of our Fishfish game in a single night. At some undisclosed hour, I finished up with this: You can move the player fish around, and ‘eat’ the smaller fish, and the shark … Continue reading
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Lucky Find!
My friend Shaun helped me to rescue this beast from the curbside this afternoon. After verifying that it worked, I of course had to take the top off to see what was inside… It turns out to be not much. … Continue reading
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Local DNS with dnsmasq
I just noticed that OpenWrt uses dsnmasq to provide DNS caching. This is all well and good, but extremely un-interesting. It does have a really cool feature though: it gives DHCP-configured clients (and anything in the router’s hosts file) dns … Continue reading
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Rotary dialer app
This is a bit of an overextension of the phone interface metaphore… This is really rough code for now, but I wanted to show something. Code (in python using pygtk) is here. Wait till you see the mail application, where … Continue reading
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XML ‘parsing’ using only Bash
I’m working on setting up my wireless router (running OpenWRT) as an ethernet-to-xBee gateway: The basic plan is just to connect an xBee module to one of the serial ports (which run at 3.3v anyway), and write a smaller daemon … Continue reading
Awesome installation by Yayoi Kusama
We went to the Phoenix Art Museum today to catch the Monet, Matisse and More exhibit. Though that was pretty cool, and showed how paintings evolve over time, my favorite part by far was an installation called ‘You Who Are … Continue reading
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Analysis of the Millis() Function
I recently started an art clock project which actually needed to be run for more than just a few hours, and ran head on into a known issue with the millis() function of the Arduino library. I finally got some … Continue reading
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