Monthly Archives: October 2012

In case you hadn’t heard …..FRANKENSTORM IS COMING!!!! AAHHHHH!!! OH NO!!!!!….ahem…Any how, it looks like the MTA is shutting down this evening so I am assuming citytech will be closed on at least monday (and they are saying the subway … Continue reading →

These are the answers to our previous six quizzes. If you know all this things and have paid attention in class you will be in good shape for the midterm. Quiz 1   1. The name of this class is    … Continue reading →

I talked with Professor Brandt and she has graciously  arranged for a tour of the Haunted Hotel for Physical Computing students after class on thursday. The attraction opens at 1pm, so we can do a behind the scenes tour after … Continue reading →

Last Thursday, Chris Stapleton came to CityTech to give a presentation. Presentation and lecture seem too work-y, perhaps the correct term is not “give a presentation”, but to “facilitate a discussion”. Last Thursday, Chris Stapleton came to CityTech to facilitate … Continue reading →

I wasn’t able to attend the christopher stapleton speech due to prior arrangements but I managed to find some really good articles and interviews of him. I also got a good idea of some of the things he was talking about … Continue reading →

So I was able to go to Chris Stapleton’s presentation in the V building and wow. This man can talk! He caught my attention really well and I actually stood the whole hour listening to him because I was really … Continue reading →

*Better late than never* *Facepalm* Looking at all this arduino stuff, it seems that my original idea is now in the back of my head. What i want to do now is to make some sort of controller that works … Continue reading →

*Better late than never* *Facepalm* So I typed in google Arduino filipino and this is the first link that popped up. https://github.com/arduino/IDE_translations/pull/38 I clicked on the added more translation to the filipino language resource file and it went to a text file … Continue reading →

So on Thursdays, I went to Chris Stapleton’s live presentation on the first floor of the V building.  Really, his way of thinking was pretty interesting.  His explanations were very simple and easy to understand, while also allowing you to … Continue reading →