* Because of overwhelming interest on the Microcontroller Study Group Mailing List Hi all, We officially have set aside today from 6pm to 9pm as a Blender study group. All are welcome, whether you have some blender experience or none.…
First some credits on the video: Alicia Gibbs: Camera Woman Adam Mayer: Sound and Special Effects Engineer Raphael Abrams: Hacker 2 Charles Pax: Hacker 1 Matt Joyce: Himself Special thanks to Nick Farr, and NYCResistor for their continued support www.hackersonaplane.info
Don’t know if anyone likes my reviews yet, but in light of the LCROSS, and LRO NASA projects currently orbiting our celestial ornament, I think this particular work is applicable fodder for my errant scripture. Oh and of course meeting…
Get your tuber on! Introducing the first multiplayer, competitive potato reproduction-simulator to grace the internets. This game lets you compete head to head with a friend to see who’s potato can reproduce the most. It’s multiplayer only, and supports same-computer,…
Buzz Aldrin visited NYC on Tuesday night. I wandered by because Buzz Aldrin is a fairly awesome guy. Buzz was part of the first manned flight to the moon. He was second to ever touch lunar soil. And he’s an…
That’s a long title. I know. But filled with awesome. Fatman and Circuit Girl is an internet video series that is the culmination of the combined efforts of the indomitable Jeri Ellsworth, and the 8-bit era superstar Fatman (George Sanger).…
Rich Gibson is visiting New York City from his normal digs in California (he works for the Intelligent Robotics Group at NASA-Ames/CMU-West). NYCR has asked him to give a public talk about the work he’s been doing on the Gigapan…
There is now a July laser class on the schedule, hooray! These classes fill up fast, so grab your seat now.
This is the first of possibly many book reviews, or possibly the last of them. MythOS is the fourth installment in the masterful Web Mage book series written by Kelly McCullough. Here at NYCR we are no strangers to this…
Simple Serial Display View more Keynote presentations from wwward. The Simple Serial Display is the result of a quick hack that I put together with Hilary Mason one April evening after a run by the river in Manhattan. Hilary and I…