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| + | Hello. | ||
* Studying Music Computing at Goldsmiths | * Studying Music Computing at Goldsmiths | ||
* Mostly doing software, but looking into making Arduino based instruments | * Mostly doing software, but looking into making Arduino based instruments | ||
| − | == | + | == Me on the Web == |
| − | codeoclock on freenode | + | * codeoclock on freenode |
| + | * hugh [at] codeoclock [dot] net | ||
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| + | I have two blogs, one for write-ups of hacks I've done, and one for general thoughts on tech. | ||
| + | * [http://hack.smornet.org hack.smornet.org] | ||
| + | * [http://hughrawlinson.me hughrawlinson.me] | ||
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| + | == Things I've got for sale == | ||
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| + | * 2008 2.66Ghz Macbook Pro, 4gb RAM. | ||
| + | * 2006 Epiphone Explorer guitar. | ||
| + | * A couple of switches. | ||
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| + | == Things I've got for free == | ||
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| + | * A small collection of really cool old looking voltmeters and ammeters and the like. I think they're working, but I haven't tested them. | ||
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| + | == Projects I'd like to do == | ||
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| + | === Raspberry Pi Colo === | ||
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| + | I'd like to set up a small cupboard or the like as a place for members to connect up their Raspberry Pis and use them as servers for bits and bobs. I don't know exactly how many people would be interested, but if this sounds like you, get in touch on IRC. | ||
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| + | === Minecraft Server === | ||
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| + | I would very much like to start an LHS Minecraft server, I think it'd be quite fun. I'm looking into hacking up an API similar to that in [http://pi.minecraft.net Minecraft: Pi Edition]. | ||
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| + | == Projects I have done == | ||
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| + | For now, the best way to see a lot of what I've done is to check [http://www.github.com/hughrawlinson my Github page]. | ||
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| + | === Minecraft Pi Edition GIANT QR CODE GENERATOR === | ||
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| + | Yes, I'm a bit Minecraft obsessed at the moment, but it is pretty fun in fairness. I made a python script using the Minecraft: Pi Edition API and a QR Code library to automatically build fecking huge QR codes in Minecraft. | ||
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| + | [[File:Codeoclock minecraft qrcodes.jpg|400px|Here's a picture of the results]] | ||
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| + | [https://github.com/hughrawlinson/minecraft-pi-edition-fun-and-games|Here]'s the link to the project on GitHub. | ||
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| + | === Subveillance - A Subtractive Software Synthesizer in Processing === | ||
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| + | I made a synth. It works, which is a plus, but it needs a bit more work *cough*writing in a decent language*cough*. [https://github.com/hughrawlinson/subveillance|Here]'s a link. If the mood takes you, I'd very much welcome a pull request. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:56, 17 July 2013
Hello.
- Studying Music Computing at Goldsmiths
- Mostly doing software, but looking into making Arduino based instruments
Me on the Web
- codeoclock on freenode
- hugh [at] codeoclock [dot] net
I have two blogs, one for write-ups of hacks I've done, and one for general thoughts on tech.
Things I've got for sale
- 2008 2.66Ghz Macbook Pro, 4gb RAM.
- 2006 Epiphone Explorer guitar.
- A couple of switches.
Things I've got for free
- A small collection of really cool old looking voltmeters and ammeters and the like. I think they're working, but I haven't tested them.
Projects I'd like to do
Raspberry Pi Colo
I'd like to set up a small cupboard or the like as a place for members to connect up their Raspberry Pis and use them as servers for bits and bobs. I don't know exactly how many people would be interested, but if this sounds like you, get in touch on IRC.
Minecraft Server
I would very much like to start an LHS Minecraft server, I think it'd be quite fun. I'm looking into hacking up an API similar to that in Minecraft: Pi Edition.
Projects I have done
For now, the best way to see a lot of what I've done is to check my Github page.
Minecraft Pi Edition GIANT QR CODE GENERATOR
Yes, I'm a bit Minecraft obsessed at the moment, but it is pretty fun in fairness. I made a python script using the Minecraft: Pi Edition API and a QR Code library to automatically build fecking huge QR codes in Minecraft.
[1]'s the link to the project on GitHub.
Subveillance - A Subtractive Software Synthesizer in Processing
I made a synth. It works, which is a plus, but it needs a bit more work *cough*writing in a decent language*cough*. [2]'s a link. If the mood takes you, I'd very much welcome a pull request.