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I think nowadays you have even more possibilities to play around then 20 years ago. You can use a Raspberry Pi for example and do some even more impressing thin
by ernok 12y ago
I think nowadays you have even more possibilities to play around then 20 years ago. You can use a Raspberry Pi for example and do some even more impressing things with just a few lines code of your own - building on a lot of open source software!
I have about four RasPis lying around doing doing things which where very much unaccessible for a hobbyist then. Just look at my current blog at http://µc.net http://µc.net to see a few (it's in german alas, maybe google translate can help here too..).
- zafka 12y agoHa, 94-99 I worked at Siemens in Boca. RIght near the end I stared listening to German on tapes, but alas... I am still mon-lingual. I have two beagle bone blacks, and a multitude of Microchip PIC boards. My current job we designed in a dspic33fj256710. OF course I have a bunch of the prototype boards waiting for the right project... I will be off to checkout your site now..