This very fun computer is perfect for connecting directly to any HDMI enabled television LCD, LED, Plasma, etc. Please note its highly unique form factor, that looks gorgeous, is a perfect conversation starter, and a great gift.This is also being offered at an outstanding price. For a comparison, see this similar model.Enjoy watching TV shows and movies from YouTube, Netflix,… Read more →
$199, 4.2” computer is Intel’s first Raspberry Pi competitor | Ars Technica
MinnowBoard uses a 5V/2.5A power supply. Other specs are as follows: Intel Atom E640 CPU (1.0GHz, 32-bit with Hyper-threading and Virtualization Technology) Integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 600 PCI Express SATA2 3Gbps Gigabit Ethernet MicroSD USB UEFI Firmware 1GB DDR2 RAM 8 GPIO pins 2 GPIO-controlled LEDs 4 GPIO switches via $199, 4.2” computer is Intel’s first Raspberry Pi… Read more →
Stress Test 2
A week ago there were heavy rains across Colorado that caused Thousand-Year floods. Our area was spared, but did experience a power outage. We still have pending to write an Automator script to relaunch the game in such eventualities. Read more →
Stress Test 01
Two days in and we were still getting an instability in the network. Note the mismatch in the local and global poppy counts at each station. One colleague suggested data garbage management, another suggested WiFi interference from the other two networks in the space. I decided to fly the router and connect the CPUs via Ethernet to test the latter… Read more →
stress test install
The day after Labor Day, 2013, Andre and I went in to install the game for a stress test. With Ben, Tommy, and Esteban returned to their respective colleges Andre and I surmised that the latest build had been 8-16-8. We could not get a stable WiFi LAN with the older Linksys router. The university’s WiFi renewed its IP addresses… Read more →
The MacSpa Tech Video Blog 01 – The Sweat Collaborative
September 16, 2013 For our first video blog post, we were excited to be invited by the Sweat Collaborative, championed by Rafael Fajardo to a preview of their latest project. The Sweat Collaborative has been producing innovative and challenging game-as-art pieces for over 14 years now. Our own Miguel A. Tarango was a key member of the first Sweat Collaborative.… Read more →
2”, $45 cube PC runs Android and Linux on Cortex-A9 ARM chip | Ars Technica
CuBox-i, from the Israeli company SolidRun, comes in four configurations ranging in price from $45 to $120. They all use i.MX6 Cortex-A9 ARM processors with speeds of 1GHz, ranging from one core to four cores. DDR3 memory ranges from 512MB to 2GB. CuBox-i computers can be pre-ordered now with shipments scheduled to begin in late November. via 2”, $45 cube PC… Read more →
Stress Test 00
Andre and I set up the play stations for a first systemic stress test. It froze in under 12 hours Read more →
Unity – Log Files
Unity – Log Files. Read more →
Digital Latin America call for entries
Digital Latin America presented by 516 ARTS 516 Central Ave., SW Albuquerque, NM 87102 APPLY TO THIS CALL Entry Deadline: 9/27/13 Days remaining to deadline: 37 REQUIREMENTS: Media Images – Minimum: 1, Maximum: 9 Audio – Minimum: 0, Maximum: 1 Video – Minimum: 0, Maximum: 1 Total Media – Minimum: 1, Maximum: 11 Entry Fee (516 ARTS: Digital Latin America):… Read more →