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May 22, 2009. 12:02 AMBerserk87 says:
ive read/bookmarked 3 of your instructables without realizing they were from the same person. *subscribed. keep up the good work.
Mar 28, 2007. 7:10 AMal-yazdi says:
hey ..... i found your blinking led really amazing !!!!!! And i'm wondering ... what will happend if you put two of them together in a black box ..... Do they try to "communicate" ? it could be really really impressive, no ? And, going further ...if you put lot of them in a black box ? Or in a buried environment ! regards ben
Apr 1, 2007. 5:28 AMal-yazdi says:
Hallo Alex, Es ist ja gar nicht so einfach zu modellieren ... Aber diese Dinge ist ja ganz genau wie ein Neuron !!! Hattest du schon darauf gedacht ? Ich werde ja ein Simulator machen, aber glaube ich nicht in so ein Sprache wie Matlab ... Ich kann ja den "Dinge" nicht genug. MfG Ben
Apr 1, 2007. 8:36 AMal-yazdi says:
Neither do I ... I'm French, just there for an internship ... :P Had a look at your cellular automaton, but I was more thinking on an analog solution, not a digital one ... with nothing like grid, or "direct neighborhood" ... I'll keep you informed ... Java seems to be a good starting point because of it's easy way to draw on Canvas ... Anyway, thanks for the link :) Mfg Ben
Mar 11, 2007. 8:50 AMdoormanwade says:
ok this is were it all started

http://www.instructables.com/forum/E187DQEUKFEXCFJ7B3/

just to give you a "vague" idea

this is an email account that i will send a word doc when it is ready

and please take all the time you want.
doormanwade@yahoo.com

if you don't mind we can use the same project as the instructable mention for an example
Mar 12, 2007. 4:45 PMewilhelm says:
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Mar 10, 2007. 11:47 PMdoormanwade says:
Hi Alex i was looking at your Programmable LED and my heart just jumped a beat. I am very very new to electronics and i hope you can help me . This is my problem. I bought a breadboard and i am trying to figure out how to use it. I got a bunch of ebooks on basic electronics and stuff but none show how to use a breadboard I need some basic info on how to use it If you don't mind and have some time i will get a bunch of pics together and some question attached if that is ok with you ? Just send me a note here and i will get the ball rolling Thanks Even if you don't have the time please just let me know doormanwade
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