And by that I mean that JQuery UI draggable-droppable claims to work on touch devices for mobile and app development. It’s all a BIG LIE.
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I will figure this out, but I don’t think it will be a pretty solution.
And by that I mean that JQuery UI draggable-droppable claims to work on touch devices for mobile and app development. It’s all a BIG LIE.
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I will figure this out, but I don’t think it will be a pretty solution.
See that mail on the floor?  Bug knocked it down. Bug is not supposed to be on the counter and he knows it too.  Some days when I’m working he is such a good cat and just lies about and lets me work. Other days he needs attention, wants attention and when he does not get that attention he gets into things, like the pile of mail on top of the counter, which is knows he is not supposed to get onto.
So when I come up the stairs after hearing something fall and find this, all he can do is glare at me since after all, it is my fault he got into things he should not have since I did not play with him when he asked me too.
Bug the cat can be a jerk
I’m a new builder and want to use Curious Marcs V1 setup and though I’ve been a programmer for a couple decades and used to be able to take apart a PC and put it back together, I really don’t know much about how to connect resistors, ohms, leds and whatnot so I just bought the arduino starter kit that has “15 exciting projects” so I have guidance to build a few things before I try to work with something that is completely new to me. I understand they are not exactly the same, but I thought this would be a good way to get my feet wet, so to speak.
My kit just arrived in the mail and I’m excited to get to work on one of the projects this weekend.
More parts arrived. Â I’ll need to check these to see if they are CSR or CSL.
My dome arrived today, a full day ahead of expected delivery. That’s practically unheard of for anything coming to Alaska!
Super excited to get started.
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I just got my mouse droid shell from Daren of Granite Earth. My dome from them is supposed to be here by Wednesday too. I’m super excited!
I’ve wanted both of these droids since I joined the 501st back in 2002 (or maybe even earlier) and saw the droid exhibit at C2, but I just never got around to it. This year, I’m getting around to it.
Ordered two more parts today, these are from Matt McCormick.
One is for the body (battery box at $90), the other one for the legs (shoulders/horseshoes for $70) Â And shipping all together for $35.
ABS styrene plastic LASER CUT dome set is $175 plus Shipping This price includes:
1 CNC Laser Cut Outer ABS styrene dome
1 uncut ABS styrene inner dome to match
1 Vacuformed ABS styrene ring with rockler bearing marks
Just bought a ABS shell to build my first droid, a MSE-6 Mouse Droid. It comes from Daren Murrer of Granite Earth: http://www.graniteearth.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=One-BOX
Paid $41+ in shipping, $60 for the shell.
I guess now I need a “RJ Speed Legends Coupe” for the RC component.
Let the learning begin.
I drove to Denali National Park on solstice to take part in their first annual Luminary Walk with my friend Susan. It was about -15F when we arrived, but we did the mile-long walk anyway! There were a lot more folks than I think they had expected and I was surprised at how many came out to ski in those temps. They had hot drinks and a fire going at the visitor center which was nice too. Shooting in those kinds of condition is so much harder than shooting aurora! I got a few photos from the trail and the moon that happened to have a halo around it at the time.
The weekend prior had been a big aurora storm and we were hoping to get the tail end of it, but skies were not really cooperating and we saw very few faint stars due to hazy clouds. WE decided to try to try south of Denali since that seemed a little more likely to have clear skies, but we got as far as Cantwell and decided the weather was just not going to be in our favor so we headed home.
We started to see stars just before Nenana and though the skies were still fairly bright at 11pm due to the half moon and light clouds, we did catch a glimpse of aurora. Then we saw the train cross the bridge over the Nenana River and somehow it pulled a U-turn and somehow came into town just moments after crossing that bridge! I got a couple of neat pictures from that experience too.
Sony a6000, Rokinon 12mm, Aperture Priority
Susan and her coat with a really big ruff! Denali National Park
Murie Center Denali National Park
Gridlock, photographer-style! Denali National Park
Skiing. Denali National Park
Moon rising over a luminary trail. Denali National Park
Solstice strolling on a luminary lit trail. Denali National Park
Denali National Park
Solstice moon halo. Denali National Park
Solstice moon halo and even a couple stars! Denali National Park
Solstice moon halo and signage (I experimented with newly learned dodge and burn methods on the sign.) Denali National Park
Space for Movement Scenery Page Liked · December 23 · Edited · Solstice moon halo over mountains. Denali National Park
Solstice moon halo and the luminary trail. Denali National Park
Solstice moon halo and lots of stars! Nenana, AK
Aurora under the bridge. Nenana, AK And apparently, most of the Big Dipper is above the bridge, above the aurora!
“It’s just a green band.” Aurora under the Big Dipper. (Alaskans can be so spoiled about their aurora) Nenana, AK
Aurora over the train bridge. Nenana, AK
TRAIN!!!!! And a wee bit of aurora to the left…. Nenana, AK
Train goes FAST! Nenana, AK
Aurora over the train bridge. Nenana, AK