I had taken some video of some lab experiments performed in my Digital Computer Design class. We focused mainly on designing small digital computers using Karnaugh maps and FSM (Finite State Machines). Here are two little short examples of sequence using flip-flops on LED's.
- http://youtube.com/watch?v=W02YCaJVyM8
- http://youtube.com/watch?v=sfnv2VtLRZQ

One of the things I want to try and do is establish a sort of journal from my digital breadcrumbs. I have gone through several revisions of blogging software and have had some difficulty consolidating my past entries of all of the blogs. Therefore, I have tried to consolidate and enable searching on this revision. As much of the information I could find I posted - archive.org was a great help in discovering my digital past.


(I also hope to make a visual portfolio of my front page eventually - I found it quite amazing that I have been maintaining minenet.org since 2001 - Celebrating 7 years!!!)

• 12 Oct 2005 - 07 Jul 2006
• 27 Jul 2005 - 19 Sep 2005
• 10 Mar 2005 - 17 Apr 2005
• 15 Feb 2004 - 16 Nov 2007
  

...or why there are none



TED: Rives: Is 4 a.m. the new midnight?

I believe this is perhaps the single most comprehensive video on why other conspiracies work so well. Something seemingly innocuous can be woven into a fascinating worldwide conspiracy of the chance that 4 in the morning is the new midnight. Amazing!

APRS Presentation