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A New Project

I've begun work on an iOS App that will take the best parts of personal finance software for the PC and make it possible to use exclusively in the mobile world.

Dump Cable

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I think its safe to say that I'm a fan of technology. There are

Sine wave LED

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I finished my first actual Arduino Uno project today. I saw an example of the LED fade project on the Arduino learning website. I quickly implemented it using a green LED across pin 11 and ground, but I was dissatisfied with the abruptness with which the brightness changed at the peak of brightness.

I decided that I would make a minor change. Instead of incrementing or decrementing the brightness by a fixed delta, I would calculate the brightness as the sine function of a constantly increasing radian.

Port 25 and the email arms race

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Internet service providers are an ever-evolving bunch. They find their policies constantly changing to keep the lion's share of their customers happy enough not to switch, which usually means that their policies are based on the judgement of marketers and not technologists. In the end, I think we end up with a last-mile internet that fails to give people the Internet we all deserve, and we end up with one that we tolerate. Naturally, that makes people like me mad.

Electronics Projects

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Recently, I think I may have posted about wanting to try my hand at some electronics projects. After doing some research, I believe I may be farther along toward my goal than I originally thought, but there are still vast holes in my understanding of some concepts.

iPhone App Redux

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I've been doing some pretty slick stuff with the iPhone lately, though none of it is of my own creation (yet). I have a few good ideas though, and I've started thinking about a project or two.

WWDC Predictions

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It's that time again. Time to fire up a browser and wear out the refresh button. Time to watch stock in companies that make black turtlenecks. Time to monitor obscure signals coming from the Moscone Center in San Fransisco to see just what's brewing in those off-limits areas before the magic starts. It's time for an Apple WWDC keynote.

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