This is a PIC Programmer and experiment board. There are 31 resitors on this board. Whew. That was a lot to solder among other components. I am waiting for a 15V Power Supply for this Programmer.

German critic Olaf Moller.

I've been a Dr. Dobb's Journal reader for as long as I can remember -- which is about 22 years in a variety of software development related jobs. For the last 8 years, I've been the Technical Operations Manager for a startup company doing WAN setup and insurance claims processing for pharmacies.

An offensive hand gesture

Luckily, this comes apart in eight pieces. Many thanks to Jack Dellinger, 4th generation miller and former IBM programmer, for showing me around and explaining the operations of this great grist mill

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Male app developer. Smiling african man wiith laptop developing applications.

Programmers behind the highly successful "Spinning Banana" during the national Robocode Finals in Tipperary Institute.

I'm the Asset Database Officer for Amtrak, where I manages a database of over 400 tables. This photo is from the roof of 30th Street Station with the Philadelphia skyline in the background

Gateway Technical College - SC Johnson Center for Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Technology

CRS 2014, Programmer's Breakfast, CMA Research, CRB Copyright

Photo Credit: Shea Haliburton / (c) Country Radio Seminar

I swear, I was coding for a half hour with Dylan just staring at the screen. No idea what he was looking at.

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CIFF46 Cibreo Center Piece and Meet the Programmers Reception, Features Programmers Ivonne Cotorruelo and Neha Aziz

Cibreo, Reception, Staff

Photo Credit: Elaine Manusakis

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Programmers of Vilnius

Programmer;

With a painting by Michel Alders

Koffieconcert;

Oosterkerk, Amsterdam,

February 21st, 2016;

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The programmers' café preparation BOF has attendees from at least six nations (not all shown :-)

I'm Rob Hennessy. I have been programming since High School (1979). I now worki for Oracle.

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).

Gateway Technical College - SC Johnson Center for Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Leland Shanle, Michael Darienzo and Senior Recreation Programmer Joy Mastrocola

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Gateway Technical College - SC Johnson Center for Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Technology

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

I'm a Bay Area turnaround specialist, fixing broken software projects and companies.