Interesting. Wonder how well it works. I'd prefer the tried-and-true, myself, but I'm always curious about what gets churned out of some garage engineer's workshop.
gives a little background regarding the website: http://www.ladyada.net/
This is an illustration of the GNU/Linux operating system (o/s) running on an embedded device to control the hardware, which I note is also "open source' typically licensed under the Creative Commons license.
Then there is Limor Fried's commercial site Adafruit Industries, a really geeky place. Enjoy
An similar and known effective device is a strobe flashing at the alpha-wave frequency of the brain. We found this out in the pshychodelicate sixties. 13 Hertz, as I recall, induced disorientation, and in some people it actually induced something like epileptic seizures.
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Awesome - and how about a flashlight that can not only blind but start fires?http://www.wickedlasers.com/lasers/The_Torch-74-41.html
And lasers, hand held that will destroy... well, just check out the site. Fun stuff.
Interesting. Wonder how well it works. I'd prefer the tried-and-true, myself, but I'm always curious about what gets churned out of some garage engineer's workshop.
A monumental waste of time that serves only as a target for a shotgun.
w00t!
Ada Byron, Lady Lovelace
gives a little background regarding the website: http://www.ladyada.net/
This is an illustration of the GNU/Linux operating system (o/s) running on an embedded device to control the hardware, which I note is also "open source' typically licensed under the Creative Commons license.
Then there is Limor Fried's commercial site Adafruit Industries, a really geeky place. Enjoy
An similar and known effective device is a strobe flashing at the alpha-wave frequency of the brain. We found this out in the pshychodelicate sixties. 13 Hertz, as I recall, induced disorientation, and in some people it actually induced something like epileptic seizures.
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