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Entries from December 2009

SQUEEE

December 30th, 2009 · No Comments

I have it on good authority that SQUEEEEE is the sound of pure internet joy. I take it that you must also bring your hands up near your chest and wiggle them around while saying it.
Today I received my distinctive red box from SparkFun that signified that my order was here. This makes me a [...]

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Tags: Arduino · Computing · Geocaching · Photography

Wheeeeee

December 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

Back up and running. Never had that much trouble updating WordPress before. I suspect I missed some basic instruction. What was most odd was that all of the administrative functions worked just fine, but there was absolutely no display from the user side. Strangeness, indeed.
Anyway, it appears to be working again. If anyone notices [...]

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Tags: General

OH GOD, NOT WORKING!

December 22nd, 2009 · No Comments

Blog is not working. I has a sad.

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Tags: General

To Boldly Go Where Others Have Gone Before

December 19th, 2009 · No Comments

As Greg pointed out in a comment to my last post someone has worked on a project similar to mine. I have to say, their solutions are much more elegant than my own. So, in the spirit of design, I’m gonna totally steal a bunch of their ideas. The use of a dedicated [...]

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Tags: Arduino · Computing · Geocaching · Photography

Delving in to new territory

December 4th, 2009 · 2 Comments

Pictured here is a circuit I was working with last winter, trying to convert the RS232 signal from the Garmin eTrex GPS to the TTL signal understood by the Arduino. I made two of those damn boards and neither worked. After intensely looking them over today, I found one that was salvageable. All that needed [...]

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Tags: Arduino · Photography

It starts anew…

December 2nd, 2009 · No Comments

Last winter I started on a project that would integrate a camera and gps into my motorcycle. The plan was to drive the Dalton Highway and have the system snap a picture every few minutes or miles. A few things put that plan on hold. First, I changed my summer plans and drove down to [...]

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Tags: Arduino