Really cool light painting using multiple Roombas
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Roomba Light Painting of the Day – TDW Geeks
Roomba Light Painting of the Day: This light painting looks a bit like a multi-colored version of the Tron world, …
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Are you in London? Would you like to help with Last.fm's monthly user research sessions? We're looking for both experienced and first time users!
If you are interested, fill out this short survey and we'll get back to you: https://www.survs.com/survey/1AF6TZSDDH
any questions, ask away…
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Last.fm Pre-Interview Survey
Hello, thanks for stopping by! This is a short survey for people who would like to take part in Last.fm's ongoing user research programme. When you've completed it, we'll add you to our li…
Minecraft 1.7 is out! Hopefully it wont take too long for Bukkit to update so I can update my server
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Minecraft Beta 1.7 : The Word of Notch
Minecraft Beta 1.7 1.7: + Added pistons + Fire or redstone is now required to trigger TNT + Fences can be stacked + Added shears + Shears can be used to pick up leaf blocks + Shears can be used to…
Time lapse of the first month of growth in my garden, recorded by the Nexus One in my garden monitor project
Android and Arduino-powered garden monitor I built
One of the great new user-facing features of Android 2.0 is the is the new Facebook app, which brings your Facebook contacts and statuses into your Android contacts database:
So, how exactly does my Nexus One know that Chris is excited about the upcoming launch of his new mobile apps? The answer is a Contacts sync provider in the Facebook app. Read on to learn how to create your own!
One of the highlights of the Android 2.0 SDK is that you can write custom sync providers to integrate with the system contacts, calendars, etc. The only problem is that there’s very little documentation on how it all fits together. And worse, if you mess up in certain places, the Android system will crash and reboot! Always up for a challenge, I’ve navigated through the sparse documentation, vague mailing list posts, and the Android source code itself to build a sync provider for our Last.fm app. Want to know how to build your own? Read on!
The first version of DCSquares Mobile is now available through the iTunes App Store for iPhone and iPod Touch. The mobile version uses the accelerometer to control the player and has its own separate high score table.
Check out DCSquares Mobile in the iTunes App Store, or at the new DCSquares Mobile website at http://www.dcsquaresapp.com/iphone/
Just returned from a vacation to New Zealand with Jay. Hadn’t been back there since we left in 1992. It was great to see the country again! Photos are up on flickr here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/samsteele/collections/72157610097527600/
