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Joe Walnes
Software development. And stuff.
Recent Posts
Me, Elsewhere
- RT @mahemoff: Web-first benefits: Frictionless, Portable, Shareable, Deployable, Programmable, Discoverable (for a talk later today) May 31, 2012
- Unexpectedly bumped in to @martinfowler, @mfeathers and other friends at mini GotoChicago meetup. May 30, 2012
- Today I made a workbench/desk thingy. http://t.co/gDE26w1j #todayimade http://t.co/Zp0hwEQe May 29, 2012
- Desk, with stuff. http://t.co/ki9IBKV3 May 29, 2012
- "Today I made"... http://t.co/SSRhUn76 May 29, 2012
- It's good to see old-fashioned businesses taking initiative and thinking outside the box to compete with the big-boys. http://t.co/xsh3Kfep May 29, 2012
- New desk, part 3. With added power and light. Job done. http://t.co/GBmyFRee May 28, 2012
- New desk, part 2 http://t.co/9UgbHPs0 May 28, 2012
- New desk, part 1 http://t.co/HPPUERWs May 28, 2012
- Note to self: Need an iOS icon designer? http://t.co/3ty0JMbI May 28, 2012
- Can't feel my arm. Too much sawing. May 27, 2012
- Weekend project, ahoy! http://t.co/huWmmrTU May 26, 2012
- Vandalism: http://t.co/d2oz3j2s (via @gabrielgironda) May 26, 2012
- Scheme-It: @digikey's online electronic schematic diagram tool. Very awesome and easy to use! (Unlike their web store) http://t.co/2vcrHpjt May 25, 2012
- I walk away for a few minutes and @badams1990 hooks up some warning lights to the @Raspberry_Pi with a MOSFET. https://t.co/grShYtew May 25, 2012
- Surface Mount Technology SMT Soldering. "It's easier than you think." https://t.co/VgJQE2vI May 25, 2012
- My Kickstarter backed, machined aluminium PHX pen arrived. A heavy pen. Like it a lot. http://t.co/irnx4lYl May 25, 2012
- RT @newsycombinator: Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD) http://t.co/QGLbrORe May 24, 2012
- RT @engadget: Google pumps cash into UK classrooms, will buy Arduino, Raspberry Pi sets for kids http://t.co/hqTwzMLD May 24, 2012
- Driving 16 LEDs from a Raspberry Pi, using a shift register May 24, 2012
