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Monthly Archives: October 2012
31
oct
Exploding Pumpkin’s for Halloween, with Ellen
*, DIY, Home ProjectsI thought that I would share some cool videos of exploding pumpkins for Halloween. Why not?
30
oct
Tetris Built into a Pumpkin for Halloween
*, DIY, Electronics, HardwarePumpktris: If you have read my blog posts for a while now, you will know that I have a special place for anything that involves Tetris. I’ve built Tetris in Basic, TI-BASIC, Java, C++ with OpenGL, and even in JavaScript … Continue reading
29
oct
Disaster Recovery Plans – Hurricanes, Power Loss, and More
**, Cloud Computing, Clusters, Companies, Databases, Electronics, Hardware, Internet, NewsDisaster Recovery, the dreaded, but absolutely essential part of every company who relies on storing those 0’s and 1’s. Essential to companies who thrive off computing power and virtual worlds. It’s not often that natural disasters roam the earth, but … Continue reading
27
oct
AWS, Netflix, Instagram vs. Frankenstorm 2012 – Internet Uptime Challenge
**, Amazon.com, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Clusters, Facebook, Internet, Netflix, NewsIt wasn’t more than 3 months ago that Amazon Web Services (AWS), Netflix, and Instagram all dealt with a storm that knocked out services for a couple of hours in the Northern Virginia region and thanks to “Frankenstorm” Sandy, it … Continue reading
26
oct
Flood Lights and Motion Detection
***, DIY, Electronics, Hardware, Home Projects, howto, NewsSecurity is very important to me, so my family can feel save inside our home protected from the elements outside. This is why my front porch is configured with a security camera, which snaps pictures should anyone approach my front … Continue reading
25
oct
Ultra HD Television to Break the 1920×1080 Spec
***, 3D Graphics, Electronics, Entertainment, Hardware, Media, Solar, SpaceProposed specifications for an even better High Definition TV have been around forever. Advanced science and space companies even have had these displays custom built for them to make their monitoring and display units even better. Film and movies have … Continue reading
24
oct
So what does this E=mc2 thing actually mean?
***, History, News, Solar, SpaceYou know it, your friends know it, heck even your parents and grandparents know it, but how many of you actually know what E=mc2 really means? If you do not know don’t feel bad about it. Because the reality is … Continue reading
23
oct
iPad Mini and New iPad (4th Gen)
***, Apple, Electronics, iPad, NewsThe rumors are true! After years of speculation, Apple finally revealed the iPad Mini today at the California Theatre in San Jose, California. I can’t help but remember the speech Jobs gave in 2010 about why the world doesn’t need anything … Continue reading
23
oct
iPad2 Halloween Costume – Gaping hole in torso
*, Apple, DIY, Electronics, Hardware, Internet, iPadAre you looking for a costume idea and do you have two iPad2’s? Well, take two iPad2’s and connect them over WiFi or a high speed internet connector and do a facetime video call. Taping or sewing each iPad to … Continue reading
22
oct
Hacked Portal Gun Actually Levitates a Companion Cube
*, DIY, Electronics, Hacking, Hardware, howtoAfter doing some research, I found out that this Portal Gun comes from a game called Portal 2, a first person shooter developed by Valve (creators of Counter Strike), where you solve puzzles by transporting yourself and objects through flat … Continue reading