Lots of great exhibits…Makerbot awesome! Got to meet Adam Mayer, one of the 3 founders of Makerbot! Wish could have taken more pics.

My son at Maker Faire next to Makerbot
Lots of great exhibits…Makerbot awesome! Got to meet Adam Mayer, one of the 3 founders of Makerbot! Wish could have taken more pics.

My son at Maker Faire next to Makerbot
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My son loved his Iron Man Suit for Halloween! I added some cool tech! Here’s a video:
Also, entered suit in Instructables Halloween Contest [here].
We need lots of good luck!
-Enrique
PS: The backside has a JARVUS box with this block diagram.
Originally, unable to activate sound because of missing software link between linux and Arduino serial port. Worked around the problem by using a PS2 mouse embedded into JARVUS. When Arduino has the repulsor sensor activated, Arduino automatically closes the middle-mouse button. The middle-mouse button is then heard by the BeagleBoard Enlightenment17 mouse binding and plays back the repulsor sound.
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Someday…someday:
My dream laptop will look like this MacBook touch:

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Invisible keyboard-Type in midair anytime. The keyboard magically types into the laptop above. Maybe something like this but invisible glove and wireless tiny attachement…

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Kubuntu with KDE 4.x – KDE has much better customization than Mac OS X.

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Miro is great because you can take it with you on your laptop, unlike this TV.

I’ve been using this app off over the past 6 months. This TV app is great when downloading various video RSS feeds, such as CrankyGeeks and Linux Journal podcasts.
The download speed of these podcasts is faster than iTunes!
PS Yes, that’s one of Oprah’s podcasts on the left in Miro. It’s my wife’s podcast, really!
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VMware Server 2.0 RC1 is ready for download!
Bringing up Xubuntu has been easy, as in previous versions of VMware Server. Best feature is moving USB 2.0 devices into the VMware VM. Tranferring files should be faster via a USB flash drive. Might be placing my iPod Touch iTunes there.
The new interface needs some time to get used to it.
Download – Big download about 550 MB.
http://www.vmware.com/download/server/
Release Notes – Make sure to read about accessing the new VMware Console.
http://www.vmware.com/products/beta/vmware_server/releasenotes_vmserver2.html#issues
Screenshots
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