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What constitutes a historical chipmusic event?
Whatever you want! I think the two you said are great. I mean really if bit shifter asked you that mid-concert, you'd just want to say something that make you you look like a true chipper till death. Eg: "New York City. 1977."
Stay on target!
boned a girl in the bathroom @ pulsewave, 2011
Is that where you got your username?
If you were at Blip Fest 19XX and Bit Shifter stopped his set mid-set and asked you "What's your favorite moment in chiptune history?" What would you say?
If you're reading this and you're Bit Shifter, pretend Sabrepulse is asking you.
Have you checked any of the new TLD's Nonfinite? It looks like Matt also bought nonelectronics.xyz
herr_prof snagged that one.
I'm down to my last PCB for this batch! If you want one and don't want to have to wait a month, now's the time to order. Conveniently, when my stock was getting low spring festival is in full effect right now so nothing is happening in China until the 16th, and then add shipping on top of that!
If anyone is curious, I've probably sold 30 arduinoboys between the beta batch, 1.0.0, and this latest 1.0.1. 1.0.1 is the first batch I'll sell out of though. The good news is that thanks to Jazzmarazz I've nailed down a good supplier of midi jacks so inventory should remain consistent as long as I keep on top of it.
I haven't had a ton of feedback since the beta batch, so I assume no news is good news. I've noticed a few irregularities myself though. One is that the shield will not do midi in on an old (official) Arduino Duemilanove (atmega 168) and new (official) Arduino Mega 256. I'm not really sure what's going on with it, but I also don't really care to find out as those arduinos are quite a bit older and I'm selling known working arduinos for only $5.
I was also testing it out the other night with a dual ended link cable and a DMG, and mGB would only work with one end of the dual link cable. No idea what's going on with that either, but that would have to be a defect in the cable.
If anyone else has any feedback good or bad, please post it here! And if you know of somewhere else I could post (advertise) these kits, that would be great as well!
Isn't it illegal to domain camp like this?
Boo-hoo? If you didn't want nonelectronics.org forwarding to someone else's domain, you should have purchased it yourself.
I was testing something out, so I built an extra kit tonight. Next person to order an unassembled kit gets it assembled for FREE! (A $10 value!)
Great work! Can't wait to get one!
Congratulations! I'll be eagerly awaiting Phase 2.
My experience with Chinese Allwinner based SBC's has been not good. Stick with a Pi or Beaglebone. Even something well done like the CHIP has been not very great, and that's about as good as the ecosystem can get.
Great deal! If I didn't already have a crappy chinese one, I'd pick this up for sure!
- exceptional online social media presence
- extensive collection of ASCII art skulls
- Ruby(rails), Python, Java, HTML, Javascript, C++, a little Verilog
- okay with a soldering iron
- budding eagle designer (want to maybe switch to KiCad though?)
- Over 8,000 facebook friends
- a 50/50 lie/truth average
Can you explain more why the atmega in the chipmaestro is so limiting, while an arduinoboy works so well?
Hahaha what a trip. I sort of doubt my rom did anything, probably just reflashing LSDJ.
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