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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Xerox still cranking out the Patents
Evenwith GlassDoor having Xerox ranked at the bottom for employee satisfaction, and A bunch of the engineering work moving to HCL, Xerox still managed to pull of some impressive numbers in patent filings. http://www.rbj.net/article.asp?aID=193745
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Good Intro into the Basics of LED strips
Good article about the differences in LED light strips, and how to use them (and what to look for). This maybe a good one to look over before adding LED’s to your car or under cabinets. http://www.instructables.com/id/The-Definitive-Guide-to-LED-Accent-Lighting/
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Phonejack Thermometers
Nice write-up on making some Thermometers that you can run off of existing phone lines. Why would you do this, well record what room is in what temp. Re-use phone lines (who uses POTS anymore anyways?). Of course the controller … Continue reading
Hacker says SmartGrid full of holes
The”hacker” claims and it sounds like demo’ed messing around wit hSilver Springs Networks equipment. Embedded systems as a whole have a ways to go for security. But new stuff (such as SmartGrid) which, in theory have new arch. Should know … Continue reading
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Xerox in Hot Water with Lawsuit
Sum of the story is an employee of Xerox (ACS end by the sounds of it) found Xerox was overbimking certain medical bills to the State of CA. She brought it up to management, and turns out its been going … Continue reading
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Drunk guy drives tank thru house
Only in Russia would you beable to have a tank and drive it drunk… http://gizmodo.com/5976633/a-drunk-guy-drove-a-tank-inside-a-house
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Java on its way down?
Interesting article. It shows that the trend is Java is falling from grace. And points out that since Oracle buying out Java, its hasn’t put much into it to keep it going. The one saving grace for Java is IBM … Continue reading
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Router Circle Jig with PVC and wood
I have been tempted to build a jig to make circles for some time, but most of the jigs I have looked at are…well…time consuming to build. This doesn’t look too bad to make. http://imgur.com/a/oKtdl
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Crowdsource solar installs
If I read the article right, the company is going to use the money to install solar panels on buildings, then give revenue from those panels back to the investors…sounds interesting http://inhabitat.com/the-people-have-spoken-solar-mosaic-funds-3-projects-in-1-day-through-crowd-funding/
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CNC remote shutdown with Camera
Nice setup where the author has a camera and a remote trigger to shut the CNC down if needed when it goes haywire (or something not right). http://www.plastibots.com/?p=2549
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