Mike Szczys
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Trinket EDC Contest - T-shirt Status Page
01/21/2015 at 17:22 • 6 comments
Status:
1/21/15 - We have received the sizing information and will be placing the shirt order very soon.
2/4/15 - Shirts arrived and look great! We will begin shipping this week.
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12/05/2014 at 16:58 • 5 comments
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Sci-Fi Contest Shirts - Status Page
05/29/2014 at 15:28 • 9 commentsShirts are now shipping!
We are finally starting to ship the shirts. The United States addresses are being shipped starting today and we'll move onto International shipments as soon as we work our way through those. Oh, and there will be stickers too (of course)!
Actual print example:
Rendering:
Behold, the final design for the Sci-Fi contest shirt... I love it! I'm always looking for T-shirts that I would actually wear in public and this really hits the spot!
Status:
6/30/14 - First off, sorry for the lack of updates. Great news, after much head-scratching about how to get the beautiful artwork to look nice on a garment the problem has been solved. CustomInk sent us the test print shown at the top of this page and we may have the shirts delivered as early as July 1st! I will update as soon as we start packaging shipments.
6/9/14 - We put in the order for shirts on 6/4/14. CustomInk is printing them and warned us that the image may not look very good with 4-color printing. We don't want to send out crappy shirts so we've asked for a sample to see what it looks like. Once we've got the quality dialed in the orders will be printed, shipped to us, and then we'll ship them to you. Thanks for your continued patience. This is going to be worth it!
5/29/14 - We are waiting for the stragglers to get their sizes and addresses to us. The cut-off date is 6/2/14 at which point we'll put in a production order. Shipping will most likely not happen until two weeks after that date. Thanks for your continued patience!
Sci-Fi Novel Suggetions:
We asked you to recommend some newer science fiction for our reading list. Here are the responses we've received so far:
- Nexus and Crux by Ramez Namm are awesome...Ancillary justice by Ann Leckie was good too
- Metro 2033
- Are you sure you've read *all* the good older stuff, lol? Julie Czerneda's Web Shifters series is awesome, and I didn't hear about it until well after it was published. The first one is called Beholder's Eye, and is well worth a read.
- If you haven't read Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, you should. Oculus Rift recommends their new employees to read it. It is a dystopian Sci-Fi VR book.
- This is not a novel, but I believe any sci-fi enthusiast would be interested in the works of Eric laithwaite and Alex jones (strange stuff)...
- read the futurist manifest by adolfo natalini :)
- Tbqh there hasn't been a recent novel that comes anywhere close to matching the depth, excitement, or intrigue of what E.L. James has been putting out in the last few years
- The Killing Star or anything by Stanislaw Lem. (start with Return from the Stars, and keep going)
- Handmaids Tale - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handmaids_tale
- Only Forward - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Only_Forward
- Arabesk Trilogy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabesk_trilogy
- Philip K.Dick ROCKS !
- I'm not really into books but love the canadian show "continuum" - which you already have seen, I guess..
- The Honor Harrington series are great military (naval) sci-fi books.
This user joined on 12/20/2013.
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Madison, Wisconsin
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Things I've Built
Hand soldered LED matrix
I learned about multiplexing with this build. SO MUCH SOLDERING. http://www.instructables.com/id/LED-matrix-using-shift-registers/
Battery operated Menorah
I wanted to learn about low-power modes for microcontrollers. I had a colleague staying with me during Hanukkah and decided to build this gift as an excuse for doing a project ;-) http://www.instructables.com/id/LED-Hanukkah-Menorah/
Tetrapuzz -- ground up Tetris clone
I wanted to try out modular coding for AVR. I used a graphic LCD and ATmega168 to program Tetris from the ground up. Coding was a ton of fun! http://jumptuck.com/2010/01/13/tetrapuzz-tetris-clone-for-avr/
Snake game on ARM
I used an LCD cut from a Nokia 3595, the STM Discovery F0 board, and a 5-way momentary push switch as a platform for a game of snake. Fun way to play with ARM for the first time. http://jumptuck.com/2012/09/20/snake-game-arm-microcontroller/
Ping Pong Clock
Grid of ping pong balls on a pegboard face wrapped in plywood. There are green LEDs behind some of the balls to build 7-segment displays for time. http://hackaday.com/2011/01/31/how-to-build-a-ping-pong-ball-display/
Troll-sniffing rat
Silly project uses Python, Arduino, stuffed rat, and red LEDs to notify Hackaday of when a troll is active in the comments section. http://hackaday.com/2010/12/19/hackaday-unleashes-a-troll-sniffing-rat/
Binary Burst Clock
This round PCB has a spire for each station of an analog clock face. Each spire has three LEDs, with the middle one being bi-color. 3 blue bits for minutes, red for hours. http://jumptuck.com/2012/04/28/binary-burst-clock-demonstration/
Projects I Like & Follow
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Alexander Dvorkovyy
Tom Nardi
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Breno Juliano "Dot"
zpekic
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Anool Mahidharia
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Thank you for liking and following my #Homemade Successive Approximation Register ADC ! By experiencing the behavior of a SAR ADC, you can understand the difficulties that arise when the clock speed increases or the number of bits becomes large, and I believe this will also be an important technique when using the latest monolithic ADCs.
Hi Mike, Thanks you very much for liking and following Gary the multibot!.
Hey Mike, thanks for liking and following my #MonKlock project!
Thank you for your interest in my 2:3 Scale VT100 Terminal Reproduction project Mike.
Thank you for liking and following my #PERSEUS-8 homemade 6502 computer ! I appreciate the meaningful discussion in the comments section of the introductory article.
Hi Mike! Thanks for following my Mandelbrot Pico. I'm working on being able to choose areas to zoom into. It'd be cool to be able to do that.
Thank you for liking and following my #Homemade Operational Amplifier !
Thanks for following my project #But How Do It Know? 8-bit CPU Build !
Mike, thank you for your interest in my TMD-2: Turing Machine Demonstrator Mark 2 project. Over the past couple of years I have really grown to appreciate the community that is Hackaday.
Hello Mike, Thanks for the follow/like of the #Transistorless Sound Synthesizer I am going to have fun with this adventure :-)
Thanks for liking and following my project Kronoino : An AVR powered Digital Wrist Watch
Thanks for Liking and Following my #GPS Driven Clock #EL Wire Clock and #Garden Fountain projects!
Thanks for the like and following my project #3D printer Interface
Hi Mike! I see that Elliot got you intrigued with my LED ball project. I've just discovered KiCAD Sharp and in the process of building parametric PCB using it. So we'd be able to define the dimensions of the sphere and it will generate the appropriate PCB! No more exports and manually converting DXF to pads. Thank you for following my project! PS: Hackaday Podcast is one of my favorite podcasts to listen to on my walks.
That's super cool! The first time I heard about the C# wrappers for KiCAD was at KiCon last year when this ski-goggle LED matrix was part of a talk. The auto-generated programming jig is what really boggles my mind: https://hackaday.com/2019/04/30/kicad-community-shines-at-first-ever-kicon/
Thanks for following and liking my hackerspace 3D printer standardization project!
https://hackaday.io/project/171699-hotrod-ender-5s-for-the-hackerspace
Will still be a little bit of time before we can procure everything we need, but we're in motion and the slow boat from china is on it's way with a lot of the parts!
Hi! Thank you for following and liking my #Game of Life Coffee Table project.
Thank you for liking and following my project (https://hackaday.io/project/169858-stc-12c5a60s2-led-cube-programming).
Hello Mike, thanks for liking and following my #MC-10 A/V mod Board . After an 8 year procrastination I have fixed this computer ( http://danjovic.blogspot.com/ ) . The components for the board should arrive soon and I will end the cycle. Stay tuned :)