/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>174603
sorry bro. that was like 6 years ago and i don't have the pedal to do it again. all i got is a big muff pi and a multi chorus, and those don't sound that great.
although i have an old transistor peavey head from the late 70s that has built in fuzz/distortion that sound fucking amazing on my upright.

>>174578
it's a regular plywood upright. but i have a pickup on it.

one time i put it through an envelope filter and you could tap on it like a drum and make crazy noises. i spent over an hour doing bass/percussion and it was so rad.

>>174532
OP what would happen if i played my upright bass through it?

>inb4 ammonia crystals

>>173905
this is even worse of a description, imo. either fuck off or help us help you, KID.

>>173898
how can it be shaped like vortex and be flat? can you provide pictures?

>>173512
already been done

>research hobbies based on interest
>get mexicans at home depot
>buy stuff from hobby shop
>cry while mexican bros have fun with your new train set

>>172683
i thought about it. but the processing power is shit, and not worth the effort.

if there was an OpenCL compiler for the broadcom gpu on the raspi it might be a reasonable low energy beowulf. but as it stands, not worth it.

if you're honestly interested, i've done a small bit of research and i think it's feasible. just not very practical. might be interesting to do a beowulf cluster that does something by way of home automation or something along the lines of embedded computing/beowulf smashup.

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>>167767
because top gun is fucking awesome

>>166935
um. i meant to say "just close...from the top" lol

>>166934
sorry bro, we only do /diy/ldoes

>>166936
what is this, the year 2000?

>>166919
then what is the point of the sub then? other than lulz

i know it's ambient, just the second hose from the top when you're not adding new food.

i fucking love your threads and project.
how do you plan to transfer food from the sub to the habitat? like a remote controlled grabber arm or something?
since you're willing to submerge a chamber, why not run another tube next to the air tube that has a large enough diameter to drop food down? keep the food tube closed most of the time, and just open it to replenish food. seems a lot less complicated, unless you're really into the hamsub idea :3

>>165376
probs just old or shitty paint job. ceilings always have cracks in the paint.
and you've got the right idea.

>>164952
this. tbh it's way too much for a single person to do in a reasonable amount of time. if you're really digging on machine vision, buy a kinect and do some simpler tracking stuff, then apply to grad school and do it for real.

>>164922

there are a lot of really nice visualization toolkits. i'm not sure if one would exactly fit your need, but it's worth a look-see.

really the hard part is the interface, so you'll want to research some data visualization techniques for what you're thinking of. probably have to code it in javascript, unless there are more libraries out there that i don't know about (protip: there probably are).

scrap it for parts. lots of motors 'n shit in there

>>155562
make magazine, ada fruit, hackaday
are all microcontroller electronics kinda of sites. not sure what's good just for analog electronics.

>>153092
then explain your position. and if he refuses again just stash it in his desk or something. or give it to him when you graduate.