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Revision as of 23:10, 7 December 2011
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2. I've been busy this week with some other programming tasks as well: enhancing Measure and Turtle Art to take advantage of stereo input: both analog audio and DC resistance modes. As a result, you can now attach multiple sensors to the microphone input of an XO 1.5 and read two channels of data. I wrote a simple [[File:TA-multisensor.png|Turtle Art program]] to paint using a photo-resistor and a mechanical switch. Try doing that in Flash!!
2. I've been busy this week with some other programming tasks as well: enhancing Measure and Turtle Art to take advantage of stereo input: both analog audio and DC resistance modes. As a result, you can now attach multiple sensors to the microphone input of an XO 1.5 and read two channels of data. I wrote a simple [[File:TA-multisensor.png|Turtle Art program]] to paint using a photo-resistor and a mechanical switch. Try doing that in Flash!!
3. Great photo: [https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/303924_152746174826035_100002719595747_169168_604539697_n.jpg]
3. Christofer is doing more Sugar hacking (See [https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/303924_152746174826035_100002719595747_169168_604539697_n.jpg]).
4. Aleksey Lim has gotten multilingual chat working again on the Sugar IRC channels (Well, just bilinugual for the moment: Spanish and English). Instructions on how to use the service are found [[Service/meeting/Usage#Multi-lingual_relaying|here]]. Translation is provided by the [http://apertium.org Apertium project]. The project accepts [http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Contributing_to_an_existing_pair contributions] to their translation system--those of you who are bilingual should please try to help.
4. Aleksey Lim has gotten multilingual chat working again on the Sugar IRC channels (Well, just bilinugual for the moment: Spanish and English). Instructions on how to use the service are found [[Service/meeting/Usage#Multi-lingual_relaying|here]]. Translation is provided by the [http://apertium.org Apertium project]. The project accepts [http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Contributing_to_an_existing_pair contributions] to their translation system--those of you who are bilingual should please try to help.