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Revision as of 23:05, 13 March 2012
Colin Rowat, c.rowat@espero.org.uk
I am currently working on:
- a third visit to Hackspace
I have:
- a Zeo Personal Sleep Coach
- a Lego Mindstorms NXT 2.0 set and First LEGO League Challenge 2011 kit
- a ZX81 (somewhere?) with 16k of RAM, and an HP-15C
- an Arduino Uno R3 starter kit
- a Kindle
- a Raspberry Pi (forthcoming)
- a bunch of old mobile phones (including a SE K608i, a k800i, and a Nokia E90)
- a pair of intact but dysfunctional Realistic TRC-201 GRS transceivers (walkie-talkies)
- a 110 litre tropical fishtank
- a Go board
- a vintage Air Zound rechargeable signal horn
- a Catwatch ultrasonic cat deterrent
- an article in Adbusters
- three recent model children (do not hack)
- one red paperclip (more precisely, I know someone who's willing to trade his)
I know how to:
- pick a two-pin lock
- write in LaTeX, including Beamer and PGF/TikZ
I would like to:
- help my children engrave their names on their Haipad M7/Herotab C8/Dropad A8 tablets, and perhaps even repair the screen on one of them
- hack my Zeo so that it can indicate how well rested I am, not just how well I'm sleeping
- hack my Kindle so that it can do what a Linux box should be able to do
- code up the Black-Scholes option pricing formula in an esoteric programming language to add to Espen Haug's list
- build a roving aquatic cam-bot for our aquarium