Archive for May, 2005
LED Control with C# and a Parallel Port
May 30, 2005Sonic Screwdriver Pictures
May 30, 2005Sonic Screwdriver Pictures from “Doctor Who Confidential”.
Here’s a page with just the Eccleston (DW9) version Sonic Screwdriver pics.
Season 2 of Battlestar Galactica begins on 7/15/05
May 29, 2005Sonic Screwdriver Toy
May 28, 2005Character Options, the creators of the RoboSapien toy, are working on radio controlled Daleks(and an rc Davros). They are also planning to release a Sonic Screwdriver toy that looks like the one on the new series.
Personally, I’d like a replica that includes a high power led flashlight, a green laser pointer and a decently accurate sonic screwdriver noise.

EDIT: More, via google, at this catalog page: DOCTOR WHO ELECTRONIC SONIC SCREWDRIVER An authentic replica of the Doctor’s trusty Sonic Device. Activate in “closed” or “open” mode. Pressing the button on the “slide” control activates the LED and SFX. Remove the hilt cap of the Screwdriver to write secret messages in Dalek/Gallifreyan codes. Use the UV Emitter to reveal hidden coded messages from your friends… and enemies. Codebook included. (01635) (CAUT: 4) Screwdriver SRP: £9.99
LightTalk LED Scanner
May 28, 2005The LightTalk LED Scanner looks amazing. It’s a new highly configurable persistence of vision wand!


I am SO tempted to buy one!
Nutroll and Potato Candy
May 25, 2005Recipes from my childhood. My grandmother and her mother used to make this stuff all the time.
Nintendo Revloution Controllers (Rumor)
May 25, 2005WarioWare Twisted!
May 25, 2005I bought WarioWare Twisted yesterday and couldn’t put it down last night. The rumors about Revolution having gyro(and hopefully tilt) sensors in their controllers better be true. I can’t wait for the first DS game appears that takes advantage of Twisted’s vibration and gyro sensor.
Comments Activated
May 25, 2005I turned comments back on. Comments will be moderated, though, until I figure out a better solution to stop comment spam.
Pretty Java applets
May 13, 2005Gordon sent this out:
Paul Schmidinger
Screendesign and Webprogramming
www.eigelb.at
Austria
