The console hacking ended up being just myself, Luke and Gavin (I can’t thank Luke and Gavin enough). But it’s ok, I have enough consoles for everyone. The final count was 2 Atari 2600, 1 NES, 1 Sega Master System, 2 Super NES and a XBox 360. We ended up testing everything, but will have […]
Just kidding. Lachlan was working on the display on the card access system. Meanwhile Andy and other CCHS members came together for the Embedded/Networked/Robotics session on Thursday. Andy guided a number of us as we worked on getting ROS (Robot Operating System) up and running on RPis and in Virtualbox. Others, such as April, worked
Andy shows off his LED Storm prototype from 1992 Bob had some awesome success engraving his name tag in a bit of redgum (unfortunately, I missed his happy dance)
We are very pleased to announce some recent sponsorships received by CCHS. You should follow the links and check them out. PaperCut PaperCut provides print management software to cut the cost of printing. CCHS is pleased to announce that Papercut, a very awesome print management company have decided to support the Hackerspace with the donation
