Comments for ProtoDojo http://protodojo.com/content Projects by Joven Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:08:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on The Most Useless Machine by digitaljoven http://protodojo.com/content/2011/09/the-most-useless-machine/#comment-723 digitaljoven Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:08:40 +0000 http://protodojo.com/content/?p=162#comment-723 It actually sits at my office as a constant reminder to have fun! =) I do love the idea of this on my wall though... a possible idea is to do this with a light switch!!! haha Thanks for the comment! It actually sits at my office as a constant reminder to have fun! =) I do love the idea of this on my wall though… a possible idea is to do this with a light switch!!! haha Thanks for the comment!

]]> Comment on Carto Re: Long Beach, CA by rotten777 http://protodojo.com/content/2011/10/carto-re-long-beach-ca/#comment-691 rotten777 Sun, 15 Jan 2012 16:18:33 +0000 http://protodojo.com/content/?p=170#comment-691 Photocell! Ahh sorry I missed it the first read. Photocell! Ahh sorry I missed it the first read.

]]> Comment on Carto Re: Long Beach, CA by rotten777 http://protodojo.com/content/2011/10/carto-re-long-beach-ca/#comment-690 rotten777 Sun, 15 Jan 2012 16:16:36 +0000 http://protodojo.com/content/?p=170#comment-690 Nice work. What sort of contact is used at the location where people place their hands? Nice work. What sort of contact is used at the location where people place their hands?

]]> Comment on The Most Useless Machine by rotten777 http://protodojo.com/content/2011/09/the-most-useless-machine/#comment-689 rotten777 Sun, 15 Jan 2012 16:13:35 +0000 http://protodojo.com/content/?p=162#comment-689 Ha! that's great! Tell me you mounted it on your wall in your house somewhere and told people never to touch it Ha! that’s great! Tell me you mounted it on your wall in your house somewhere and told people never to touch it

]]> Comment on The Most Useless Machine by Qbikii http://protodojo.com/content/2011/09/the-most-useless-machine/#comment-242 Qbikii Thu, 22 Sep 2011 11:08:52 +0000 http://protodojo.com/content/?p=162#comment-242 Where's my end of the world ultimatum???? I demand satisfaction!! =P Imagine if that switch was the actual device in president's launch-all-nukes suitcase.....peace preserved through engineered innovation. Cool box! Where’s my end of the world ultimatum???? I demand satisfaction!! =P Imagine if that switch was the actual device in president’s launch-all-nukes suitcase…..peace preserved through engineered innovation. Cool box!

]]> Comment on DIY Popup Flash Diffuser by digitaljoven http://protodojo.com/content/2009/01/diy-popup-flash-diffuser/#comment-223 digitaljoven Wed, 14 Sep 2011 22:07:02 +0000 http://www.protodojo.com/content/?p=67#comment-223 Excellent observation Bob! For the prototype, I actually ended up placing a piece of electrical tape on the metal. I haven't posted an update to this project (didn't think anyone was interested, haha), but later prototypes are laser cut from various plastics. The new version is aimed to be like a credit card that can be stored flat with velcro corners that fold up to hold the filter. I will update this post with photos soon. Thanks! Excellent observation Bob! For the prototype, I actually ended up placing a piece of electrical tape on the metal. I haven’t posted an update to this project (didn’t think anyone was interested, haha), but later prototypes are laser cut from various plastics. The new version is aimed to be like a credit card that can be stored flat with velcro corners that fold up to hold the filter. I will update this post with photos soon. Thanks!

]]> Comment on DIY Popup Flash Diffuser by Bob http://protodojo.com/content/2009/01/diy-popup-flash-diffuser/#comment-221 Bob Mon, 12 Sep 2011 20:52:38 +0000 http://www.protodojo.com/content/?p=67#comment-221 You really used a piece of metal stuck into the hot shoe? Really?!? Did you use anything to isolate it from the electrical connectors? You really used a piece of metal stuck into the hot shoe? Really?!? Did you use anything to isolate it from the electrical connectors?

]]> Comment on Retro GamerDrive by Jugando con el iPad con un mando NES | Aplicaciones, accesorios y tutoriales para los fans del ipad | Planet iPad http://protodojo.com/content/2009/10/retro-gamerdrive/#comment-133 Jugando con el iPad con un mando NES | Aplicaciones, accesorios y tutoriales para los fans del ipad | Planet iPad Sun, 20 Mar 2011 23:19:35 +0000 http://www.protodojo.com/content/?p=98#comment-133 [...] los que tengáis nostalgia de los juegos de los 80, seguro que os gusta este video. En la web ProtoDojo nos muestran cómo han conseguido hacer funcionar un mando de la antigua Nintendo para jugar con el [...] [...] los que tengáis nostalgia de los juegos de los 80, seguro que os gusta este video. En la web ProtoDojo nos muestran cómo han conseguido hacer funcionar un mando de la antigua Nintendo para jugar con el [...]

]]> Comment on Retro GamerDrive by RoboTouch brings NES controller to iPad « mtrocky http://protodojo.com/content/2009/10/retro-gamerdrive/#comment-132 RoboTouch brings NES controller to iPad « mtrocky Wed, 16 Mar 2011 17:56:01 +0000 http://www.protodojo.com/content/?p=98#comment-132 [...] complete recipe for cooking your own Nintendo-controlled iPad, but he does briefly explain how to convert a classic NES gamepad into a USB flash drive secured by the Konami Code. He also suggests this article as a reference for adapting your old NES [...] [...] complete recipe for cooking your own Nintendo-controlled iPad, but he does briefly explain how to convert a classic NES gamepad into a USB flash drive secured by the Konami Code. He also suggests this article as a reference for adapting your old NES [...]

]]> Comment on Retro GamerDrive by Brett http://protodojo.com/content/2009/10/retro-gamerdrive/#comment-131 Brett Thu, 30 Dec 2010 14:55:36 +0000 http://www.protodojo.com/content/?p=98#comment-131 Excellent write up. Was wondering if you were going to host your sketch code up? As a follow on from blogspots "little-scale", you appear to have a strong grasp in reading in the controller data really well. I'm interested in building on this project to make the nes controller be a basic literal lock as a tiny storage compartment - to open the nes controller you'll need to enter the code. Excellent write up.

Was wondering if you were going to host your sketch code up? As a follow on from blogspots “little-scale”, you appear to have a strong grasp in reading in the controller data really well.

I’m interested in building on this project to make the nes controller be a basic literal lock as a tiny storage compartment – to open the nes controller you’ll need to enter the code.

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