So it appears the BullDuino has another hidden morse code message on it. We smell something wargamesish.
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Looks like the decoded message is ‘Wouldn’t lou prefer a good game of chess?’ …. is LOU a typo instead of YOU ? L is inverted Y in morse code… could be. Or could be a clue.
This is obviously a quote from (or a play on a quote from if Lou is real) from WarGames. Hmm.. 1983… Global Thermonuclear War. Joshua/WOPR WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
Hooray for Redbull Creation 2012! So it all starts with this Bullduino provided by RedBull. Here are the initial unboxing pics. So far it appears to be an Ardunio Uno layed out on a cool RedBull logo pcb. I’m going to investigate deeper…
Well another Baltimore RobotFest has come and gone. If you missed it, well… there’s always next year. Here’s some pics you missed courtesy of our hackerspace members.
Thanks again to our member Mike for taking a bunch of pictures, and to everyone who contributed to RobotFest this year.
Mark who is a member of Baltimore Hackerspace has been working on this full sized biped robot made of mostly spare parts for over 2 years. These are the first movements after adding the Axon II controller and getting all the servos wired up. The goal is to start teaching it to walk over the next couple months.
More videos are on Mark’s YouTube channel
NEWSFLASH – Dateline:BALTIMORE -STOP- Harford Hackerspace wins Sparkfun Free Day Text Browser contest -STOP- Snail-mails photos of member Miles using LSI ADM-3A terminal to load Sparkfun Free Day website -STOP- Chosen as winner from over *13* entries -STOP- $100 prize forthcoming -STOP- Photographs available via private courier -STOP- (This telegram is fee on delivery: you owe us 35c for reading it.)
