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My next project will be a "Cat poo detector" - this will live in the cat's litter tray and detect whatever gasses are released when it is used. This will be used so I can know if I…

I just finished hacking some "smart" behaviour into my old doorbell chime. The sound of the chime ringing is picked up by a microphone connected to an arduino-like device. A small …

I'd expect that status page to be automated based on a number of metrics / health checks. Our equivalent is.

Some parts of some craters are in permanent shadow.

Indeed they are. CSS even has a `grid` layout style: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/complete-guide-grid/

Merry Christmas!

Interesting. I'll take you up on that offer :) xrb_1mf1quypikgen383zos45696gatdtj8kq9d3henygnr7ncx9gqkr84rp1u5g

The very next sentence in that paragraph goes on to say: " I have cut the ROM content out of the Wii file you sent me and it indeed matches the .NES file found online"

I added my project and the service claims it has 0 dependencies (Listed in the build.gradle file). Bug? https://dependencyci.com/github/RichTeaLang/RichTea

I think that's a bit of a generalisation :)

What happened between Go 1.4.3 and 1.5 which introduced such a slow down in compile times?

A quick test shows this to be _much_ faster than NPM 2 (Browserify ~8s vs ~27s using NPM 2). I've been on the look out for a faster NPM given it takes 30m to install dependencies f…

Agreed. Fortunately the dev(s) look to be in the process of renaming to "Nom" ( https://github.com/alexanderGugel/ied/issues/29 )

Similar idea, but focused much more on comedy. Introducing Windows RG (Really Good Edition) [1] Warning for some: This requires the Adobe Flash plugin. [1] http://windowsreallygood…

Awesome work. As it happens I'm working on an image cropping front end (using CropperJS [1]) - I'm going to integrate this so that the initial crop selection is set using the resul…

Yes, correct :). In the "Post Room Computer" analogy, the little man works in a post (mail) room. The mailboxes are memory, in/out trays are IO, etc etc.

This is a nice implementation. I made something similar [1], based on the Post Room Computer [2]. Basically it is a two address (operand) modification of the LMC. It was used to as…