It's Romansh not Romanian !!!
a Rhaeto-Romance language descended from the Vulgar Latin spoken by the Roman era occupiers of the region. It is closely related to French, Occitan, and Lombard, as well as the other Romance languages to a lesser extent.
Given you put Arduino like options on the table you should checkout the Open Source Ninja Block ( http://ninjablocks.com/products/ninja-blocks-kit ).
The Ninja Block (with it's free cloud service) lets you create rules that use it's sensors to send you alerts (via SMS/Email/Social Network etc).
For example "if motion is detected, send an SMS". Included in the kit is a Motion Sensor and door/window contact sensor.
You can get more sensors off the Ninja Blocks website. The Ninja Blocks community seems to also be growing strong: http://forums.ninjablocks.com/
If you want to tinker more, inside the Ninja Block is an Arduino compatible uC and an embedded Linux computer running Ubuntu.
"on his desk was a Toshiba laptop running Windows NT" - it is in his biography.
I don't know what he used for his MacWorld Keynote, but the above is what he used for office use.
"I wish there were a lightweight music server built-in to Server, one that could use less RAM and CPU, that would just serve MP3s. Alas, there is not. So, I set up iTunes for my music sharing. I won't bore you with the details, for more boring details are yet to come."
Ever heard of Quicktime Streaming Server 5?
People with Mac OS X should try keynote:
www.apple.com/keynote
It also has opengl transitions in all their apple glory...
That's what I'm using for my biggest presentation in my life in two days time... video plays so well, and text / photoshop files with alpha transparency work a sinch (even over the video)...
~Marcus
When I'm on the run, between work and university, I sometimes jump onto a computer at a webcafe, and log into/onto slashdot... now as english is my second language, I think i made a good enough attempt. And for the anally retentive... "Anyone whose imagination peaks at naming one of the most significant viruses of out time as 'MS Blaster' deserves to get caught!
http://www.digitalive.com.au"
"block-oriented execution" - I don't know that position, sounds kinky...
"which will result in a processor capable of executing more than 1 trillion operations per second." - when she said 'size doesn't count', she lied.
~Marcus
Very simple solution. Why doesn't Microsoft just make Windows Mac Edition... sure pc programs wouldn't be able to run on it, but it would make those who want that 'windows look and feel' happy...
A very simple combinations give the Kids Apple Macs and AppleScript, throw in apple script and they'll have a small but powerful scripting language which they can make applications out of...
~Marcus
Slashdot Mirror
They haven't kept entirely silent. They put a post on the issue up here: https://github.com/blog/1800-u...
It looks pretty similar to the Ninja Block ninjablocks.com and Smart Things platforms (both of which have expansion boards for Arduino / Pi).
It's Romansh not Romanian !!! a Rhaeto-Romance language descended from the Vulgar Latin spoken by the Roman era occupiers of the region. It is closely related to French, Occitan, and Lombard, as well as the other Romance languages to a lesser extent.
Given you put Arduino like options on the table you should checkout the Open Source Ninja Block ( http://ninjablocks.com/products/ninja-blocks-kit ). The Ninja Block (with it's free cloud service) lets you create rules that use it's sensors to send you alerts (via SMS/Email/Social Network etc). For example "if motion is detected, send an SMS". Included in the kit is a Motion Sensor and door/window contact sensor. You can get more sensors off the Ninja Blocks website. The Ninja Blocks community seems to also be growing strong: http://forums.ninjablocks.com/ If you want to tinker more, inside the Ninja Block is an Arduino compatible uC and an embedded Linux computer running Ubuntu.
mod parent up and?
*They've moved on from Iraqi prisoners to cars....
So they've on from torturing Iraqi prisoners to innocent cars....
"on his desk was a Toshiba laptop running Windows NT" - it is in his biography. I don't know what he used for his MacWorld Keynote, but the above is what he used for office use.
When returning to apple he had a Toshiba running NT
You do know you can install iTunes on OSX server...
"I wish there were a lightweight music server built-in to Server, one that could use less RAM and CPU, that would just serve MP3s. Alas, there is not. So, I set up iTunes for my music sharing. I won't bore you with the details, for more boring details are yet to come." Ever heard of Quicktime Streaming Server 5?
People with Mac OS X should try keynote: www.apple.com/keynote It also has opengl transitions in all their apple glory... That's what I'm using for my biggest presentation in my life in two days time... video plays so well, and text / photoshop files with alpha transparency work a sinch (even over the video)... ~Marcus
i wish....
for those who didn't get the above statement personal computing is a price thing...
yes but since when did you get 2 P4 Xeon (top of the line) processors for the price of a G5?
I'd like to see a beowulf cluster of these... :P
They said it is the world most powerful PERSONAL computer. Not the worlds most powerful computer, or worlds most powerful workstation... ~Marcus
When I'm on the run, between work and university, I sometimes jump onto a computer at a webcafe, and log into/onto slashdot... now as english is my second language, I think i made a good enough attempt. And for the anally retentive... "Anyone whose imagination peaks at naming one of the most significant viruses of out time as 'MS Blaster' deserves to get caught! http://www.digitalive.com.au"
Anyone who's imagenation peaks at nameing one of the most significant viruses of out time as 'MS Blaster' deserves to get caught!
"block-oriented execution" - I don't know that position, sounds kinky... "which will result in a processor capable of executing more than 1 trillion operations per second." - when she said 'size doesn't count', she lied. ~Marcus
This is coming from an organisation that can't land a shuttle... NASA, Need Another Seven Astronauts... Although I use a mac :)
Now if only they mixed this with a John West Tinning Factory, you'd get the whole mushed fish thing, and free power!
Very simple solution. Why doesn't Microsoft just make Windows Mac Edition... sure pc programs wouldn't be able to run on it, but it would make those who want that 'windows look and feel' happy...
A very simple combinations give the Kids Apple Macs and AppleScript, throw in apple script and they'll have a small but powerful scripting language which they can make applications out of... ~Marcus
one word defines this movie - 'Wow' ~marcus