Hi James,
I am looking forward to all these changes, I hope it will be great.
One quick question, regarding the iPlayer Radio is it possible on
an update to make the volume control actually go down to zero? I can
then watch the Magic Roundabout on Youtube instead of listening to
the
http://download.guardian.co.uk/audio/1213737956679/8617/gdn.tec.080617.sc.Tech_Weekly.mp3
Enjoy...
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Brian
I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned here already... or maybe I've
been asleep...
http://uk.techcrunch.com/2008/06/12/the-techcrunch-bbc-debate/
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Seeing as we've got Arduino, ARM, Microsoft Robotics and Goddard Space
Flight Centre all turning up to Mashed, we've got you some electronics
kit to play with. Expect to find capacitors, resistors, op-amps, 74
series logic, voltage regulators, breadboards, batteries, solder, wire,
tools,
Peter Bowyer wrote:
I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned here already... or maybe I've
been asleep...
http://uk.techcrunch.com/2008/06/12/the-techcrunch-bbc-debate/
Yep I assumed everyone just knew about it too.
I'll be there recording for those who can't make it.
Cheers,
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Thanks Ian, I can't make it so will appreciate the recording.
I'll be there recording for those who can't make it.
Cheers,
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This all sounds so cool, and it's making me rather envious that I'm not
going! If I didn't have prior commitments then I would most certainly be
there.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 2:19 PM, Simon Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Seeing as we've got Arduino, ARM, Microsoft Robotics and Goddard
2008/6/18 Matt Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This all sounds so cool, and it's making me rather envious that I'm not
going! If I didn't have prior commitments then I would most certainly be
there.
I too can't make it .. Matt made it sound SO exciting on the podcast today.
On Wed, Jun 18,
Simon Thompson wrote:
We'll also be radiating a DVB-T (aka Freeview) signal for you guys to
hack around with. We've got some USB DVB-T sticks, some software links
and a talk on how to hack DVB-T and MHEG interactive stuff.
Just to clarify - this won't be a rebroadcast of one of the existing
So last week there was some discussion on this list about writing an app
that let you skip the boring bits of a podcast, and I mentioned that we
had some code that would let you do just that.
We're making that code, some demo apps and some open source applications
available that will let you
So I might be coming late to the party, but have y'all seen this?
http://wordle.net/
It's a toy for generating 'word clouds' from text that you provide. The
clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in
the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts,
Thanks Ian, I can't make it so will appreciate the recording.
Ditto!
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