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Front row from L to R: High School medalists—Silver-Wyatt Cook, Kevin Dukes Career & Innovation Academy (Ala.); Gold-Jayden Schultz, Polaris Career Center (Ohio); Bronze-Andrew Yacenda, Benn Barber Career Center (Texas). Back row L to R: College/Postsecondary medalists—Silver-Jared Simmons, Southwestern Illinois College (Ill.); Gold-Bryson Koehn, Autry Technology Center (Okla.); Bronze-Ramon Flores, Mountainland Technical College (Utah).
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I had a sparkfun FTDI breakout [1] lying around seems to be ok for modding into a migprog. I use it with firmata to control arduino pro minis to, and I have a mutifunctional DIN5 cable with it. with an old IC socket that fits over the male programming header I can connect the gamekit with USB to the computer.
[1] www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9115
Festival Programmer Gail Tolley chats to Jennifer Armitage and Sambrook Scott from Creative Scotland
Photo: Stuart Crawford
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CIFF46 Cibreo Center Piece and Meet the Programmers Reception, Director Daniel Roher (Navalny)
Guests, Filmmaker, Cibreo, Reception
Photo Credit: Elaine Manusakis
CIFF46 Cibreo Center Piece and Meet the Programmers Reception, Director Daniel Roher (Navalny), Producer Diane Becker (Navalny), CIFF Artistic Director Mallory Martin
Guests, Cibreo, Reception, Patrons, Filmmaker, Staff
Photo Credit: Elaine Manusakis
My name's Inigo Barrera, writing from Barcelona. After a short period
working in business applications, I moved to Sony R&D, where I worked
for 10 years developing embedded software for flat TV's. Last year I
moved to Gigle Semiconductor, a start-up where I develop firmware for
high-speed communication chips. The picture was taken inside Barcelona
metro, where I usually read Dr. Dobb's during the long way to work and back home (yes, software is my hobby too!)