Laptop Shrimping
A Morecambe flavour of Open Source Hackery
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This exhaustive set of posts provide a journal over time of the things I'm doing and thinking about.
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Cardiff Makers Faire
Invited to present my work at the May You Live In Interesting Times Maker Faire
Fab Lab Boston
My first visit to the Fab Lab - inventor's paradise - a microcontroller in two hours
South Park Business School
Salutary Lessons in Business Models from the Underpants Gnomes
Can't start Tomcat on Ubuntu Feisty FawnNothing at all - just silence, no logs, no nothing
More...Messing around in boats
Learning to sail on the Charles River - a deal too good to be true
Digging up Muybridge
A plan for more zoetrope animation fun, and more bash scripting hacks
Deluge of messaging from Youtube
Starting to get community hits on Curiosity and Paragliding Videos



Accepted at Lancaster University's Highwire for a PhD in Digital Innovation
Two new interactive digital installations shown for the first time at Newcastle's annual fest of making
Sharing my prototyping expertise with a young inventor
Shipping the first enigmaker product
Nokia wanted inspiring hacks for a N900 innovators contest. Tinker.it and cefn.com delivered!
Co-pilot (or luggage) for Toby Colombe's Tandem Paragliding out-and-return world record - proven bladder control
Trying to take a holiday from scripting technologies. Foiled by eBay scammers.
Creating an open source audio-navigated book player for my blind gran, found hard-to-browse audiobook project - took matters
into my own hands
Kit Arrived, Built and Functioning
Could this have made sense even in chinese?
Astonishing robot orchestra playing wine glasses and a ball-powered marimba
A way to wow people with your own Keynote-style 3D effects
Why not use semaphore flags to write an SMS to your mates?
Webcam mashup with Amazon API - the best user experience ever
Instructables.com hosts cool projects and I have been dying to add one of my own.
How to wire up a glove, some machine vision software, and 5 strips of velcro to make a freespace musical synthesizer
Buying a boat with Daniel and Dorothy. Found the perfect partner for my growing obsession with wind and waves
Nasa data set processed through AWK and MySQL to generate Google Earth placemarks file
My first major voyage - in safe hands
An everyday story of country folk and 2.5 km of winch cable
A Wildebeest Calf has a lucky escape
The perfect flight plan, home, work, sailing, harbour islands, cloudbase
My Favourite Dice Stockist Worldwide - one floor below Katya's studio in Boston!
Who ever thought you could move the slope!
As part of my in depth research into Scratch, I couldn't miss a concert by Lee Scratch Perry
Ivan Boyd , the new head of the labs, (BT Group's Research and Venturing arm), arrived on a day of rest, so we went to the
aquarium - The Atlantic Ocean
Having a full membership leaves all your options open, you can actually ENJOY learning
Helped in my quest for a Folding bike by a real enthusiast
The art of packing seems to be beyond me. Here's a list of the things I should remember to always pack
How it all turned out after 4 days of hacking.
Viral website template here in the offing. Are we truly being invaded by a conspiracy of idiots, bent on mediocrity?
Initial presentation went well, now several more days of discussions and hacking to follow
British Airways and British Aviation Authority make a killing and cause unnecessary suffering to innocent travellers - shock
news.
Curiosity Collective video distortion project creates interactive visual effect. Free download.
A combination of a light bulb, a windmill and an ancient animation technology - the Zoetrope
Some videos and stories from my recent visit to New Orleans.
More exploration of the Processing toolset
This has to be the best presentation of a MySQL error you've ever seen.
There's no way the opposable thumb will survive in the face of progress like this! The human hand might remain a useful
adaptation merely for throwing the Paper Scissors Rock dice but is otherwise clearly obsoleted.
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