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Connect him to an audio source and Wall-E will dance around like an epileptic Billy Bass. [Gian Pablo Villamil] at NYC Resistor wondered whether it would work with his custom made Rhythmic Synth, and to his and our delight, it does!
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Filed under: cons, news Which is a better method for finding vulnerabilities, fuzzing or static-code analysis? But you don't have to wait until then to weigh in; go ahead and post your thoughts on fuzzing vs. static-code analysis in the comments, just be ready to back up your claims.
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Sprog lets you assemble machines to complete specific data processing tasks. You snap together gears that read input data, process the data in different ways, and then output the results. The input could be a file, URL, database query results, or even MIDI notes.
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Filed under: misc hacks The people at Brilldea have come up with LED Painter, a 16-channel RGB LED controller capable of controlling up to 48 independent LEDs. The TLC5940 itself has been modified to make connecting independent LEDs easier.
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What the emotional visualization organism called Pulse actually does is scan new posts on Blogger.com blogs for synonyms of keywords related to 24 distinct emotions from eight emotional groups.
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They manufacture cigarette vending machines in Japan, and were all set to roll out a new system of age verification cameras on their machines, which would scan the face of the buyer to look for sagging skin, wrinkles, age spots, and other signs of legal smoking age.
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As shown in his Vimeo video, the nunchuck is connected to an Arduino that feeds MIDI data to a computer running the MIDI app Ableton Live. Ableton Live feeds that data to 3D Studio Max via MIDI Yoke.
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Filed under: misc hacks So here's the situation: you have an audio device, maybe a boombox, perhaps one you built yourself, but it has no VU meter. You can plug your speakers or output device into the output jack, and you're done.
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