Comments for michaelcarden.net http://michaelcarden.net/blog Computers, bikes and things I'd like to remember. Thu, 20 Jun 2013 04:25:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 Comment on DIY LED Dyno Bike Lights by Brian http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=125#comment-3186 Brian Fri, 13 Jan 2012 01:40:50 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=125#comment-3186 Ditto to what Sam says, above -- in my city, the taillight is much more important than the headlight. Your help much appreciated! Brian, North Carolina, USA Ditto to what Sam says, above — in my city, the taillight is much more important than the headlight. Your help much appreciated!
Brian, North Carolina, USA

]]> Comment on DIY LED Dyno Bike Lights by Sam Powrie http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=125#comment-2746 Sam Powrie Wed, 06 Jul 2011 01:06:09 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=125#comment-2746 Hi Michael, Just wondering if you have figured out a really simple way (ie; no chips etc) of building a 2-led headlight and a 1-led tail light, all dynamo driven and with standlights front and rear? Using the straightforward circuit discussed ad infinitum on CPF I keep running into problems of either drawing too much voltage for the supercap or not being able to store enough charge. I'm using all 3 leds in series... I'd welcome any experiences you may have had. thanks, Sam, Adelaide. Hi Michael,
Just wondering if you have figured out a really simple way (ie; no chips etc) of building a 2-led headlight and a 1-led tail light, all dynamo driven and with standlights front and rear? Using the straightforward circuit discussed ad infinitum on CPF I keep running into problems of either drawing too much voltage for the supercap or not being able to store enough charge. I’m using all 3 leds in series…
I’d welcome any experiences you may have had.
thanks,
Sam, Adelaide.

]]> Comment on Making Makers by Marty http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=216#comment-1734 Marty Wed, 19 Jan 2011 10:09:06 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=216#comment-1734 A great story, Mike. I haven't manage to quite enthuse my kids on the hands-on side of things, despite getting them to much about in the garage on occasions. I can say though that at least I have spawned one computer geek. Anyway, keep up the good work! A great story, Mike. I haven’t manage to quite enthuse my kids on the hands-on side of things, despite getting them to much about in the garage on occasions. I can say though that at least I have spawned one computer geek. Anyway, keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Teaching Open Source Software Development by Nicolas Erdody http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=213#comment-1726 Nicolas Erdody Tue, 18 Jan 2011 09:46:42 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=213#comment-1726 There are a few courses here http://www.eduforge.com/course/category.php?id=1 There are a few courses here http://www.eduforge.com/course/category.php?id=1

]]> Comment on My FOSSD course presentation by michaelcarden.net » Blog Archive » Teaching Open Source Software Development http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=144#comment-1552 michaelcarden.net » Blog Archive » Teaching Open Source Software Development Tue, 16 Nov 2010 00:57:50 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=144#comment-1552 [...] COMP8440 Free and Open Source Software Development was first run a couple of years ago and I was fortunate enough to be among the first intake of students for the course. The lecture notes for the course are all [...] […] COMP8440 Free and Open Source Software Development was first run a couple of years ago and I was fortunate enough to be among the first intake of students for the course. The lecture notes for the course are all […]

]]> Comment on TEDx Canberra 2010 - part 1 by Stephen Collins http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=205#comment-1445 Stephen Collins Wed, 27 Oct 2010 00:42:47 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=205#comment-1445 That's probably the only time I've ever been referred to as laconic! Thanks :) That you enjoyed yourself, were engaged by our presenters and had thoughts to take away means we probably did our job. Thanks for coming to TEDxCanberra! That’s probably the only time I’ve ever been referred to as laconic! Thanks :)

That you enjoyed yourself, were engaged by our presenters and had thoughts to take away means we probably did our job.

Thanks for coming to TEDxCanberra!

]]> Comment on TEDx Canberra 2010 - part 1 by We’d love to know what you thought of TEDxCanberra | TEDxCanberra http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=205#comment-1393 We’d love to know what you thought of TEDxCanberra | TEDxCanberra Sun, 24 Oct 2010 22:55:36 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=205#comment-1393 [...] Carden suggests this is just Part 1 of his [...] […] Carden suggests this is just Part 1 of his […]

]]> Comment on XVI Brazilian Congress on Archival Science (Day Three) by andy_k http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=192#comment-1360 andy_k Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:19:32 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=192#comment-1360 Sounds awesome! Andy Sounds awesome!

Andy

]]> Comment on XVI Brazilian Congress on Archival Science (getting there) by Chris http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=179#comment-1350 Chris Thu, 26 Aug 2010 00:47:59 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=179#comment-1350 HAHAHA.. “Thank you, but I asked you What is the most popular sport in Australia?” Gold. Sounds like fun. Looking forward to an update on the rest. -c HAHAHA.. “Thank you, but I asked you What is the most popular sport in Australia?”

Gold.

Sounds like fun. Looking forward to an update on the rest.

-c

]]> Comment on The Joy of Upgrade by Chris http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=177#comment-1340 Chris Mon, 09 Aug 2010 03:33:13 +0000 http://michaelcarden.net/blog/?p=177#comment-1340 Bliss.. until your Ubuntu machine does something totally random and breaks ;-) -c Bliss.. until your Ubuntu machine does something totally random and breaks ;-)

-c

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