I wrote code tonight. I also registered a twitter account for my house to notify me of stuff.

This evening, I got around to messing with the Arduino again, but tonight, I made great progress. The picture you see below is a serial output of the light on my desk.

So, you’ve found my site. For a mere $10 a year (11.95 if you’re using a dot-com), you can have your own Top-Level domain name, and you can commandeer your presence online, and for just a bit more than that (we’re talking roughly $20 a year, if you do it correctly), you can have a website with your personal touch. Like this one!

Around October, I read about a story where a guy named James Heathers grabbed a heavy kettlebell and swungit 1,000 times a day for 10 days, accomplishing a seemingly-impossible 10,000+ swings. Check out his saga here.

I got an Arduino!

As expected, the Color Run was OK, but a lot of novice people slowing things down.

I don’t often eat lunch at work. Its not a cash grab, or anything, I just found that I prefer eating once daily. So, often, I miss time that I could be bonding with my team because I’m sitting behind my terminal fixing things.

I’m getting the pre-run jitters for this Color Run.

So, after downloading ANOTHER WordPress desktop publishing app for OSX (and hoping for the best), I’m going to give this a shot. You can try it here in this link to the Apple App Store.

I’m looking at Arduino Microcontroller Boards, like I mentioned yesterday. They seem to be the biggest source of “I have no idea how to do any sort of electrical engineering, and I need to start somewhere.” Interestingly enough, it seems like there are plenty of options to lay out my schematics, and APPARENTLY, CircuitLab is a thing… Huge site, chrome plugin, and all. Time to get some schematics cranking.