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random thoughts and ramblings of a geek! home about twitter github linkedin new apple macbook pro ram is soldered to the motherboard june 13th, 2012 ichilton no comments the new retina macbook pro announced at wwdc 2012 looks really nice: 2880-by-1800 resolution at 220 pixels per inch with support for millions of colors 2.6ghz quad-core intel core i7 processor (turbo boost up to 3.6ghz) with 6mb shared l3 cache 512gb ssd (with 768gb option) however, i think this is a bit sly of them – they’ve soldered the ram to the motherboard, so you not only can’t use cheaper third-party ram, but you can’t upgrade the ram at all. it stands to reason, when they do similar on the ios products – the iphone, ipad and ipod’s all have fixed storage and no way of using sd card’s, usb stick’s or change the battery like on competitors products, but ram has always been upgradable. you can see it in this image on the apple site: categories: apple tags: apple , macbook my phpne talk on vagrant may 22nd, 2012 ichilton no comments i’m not a public speaker. in fact, i’m normally found either sitting at the back behind a sound desk or running round fixing technical problems. however, anthony sterling approached me the week before the may 2012 php north east meetup and asked if i’d do a talk on vagrant . in order to give something back to the group, and knowing it was a product i really like that i’d be able to come up with plenty of content, i agreed. i titled the talk virtualized development environments with vagrant so i could go into the background and why you would want to use such a tool, as well as how to use it. i also gave a brief introduction to intrastructure as code and configuration management with puppet and chef . the full contents were: introduction to: development environments virtualization why virtualize your development environment? introduction to vagrant using vagrant vagrant plugins automated provisioning (configuration management) watching it back, my public speaking and presentation skills do need quite a bit of work. however, given that it was a first attempt at public speaking, which is not natural to me, hopefully it was a good attempt. the feedback was good, plenty of people had positive things to say, questions and further discussion in the pub afterwards so that nice. i now also have some points to improve on. the talk was video’d and available on vimeo : and the slides available on slideshare or speakerdeck : categories: virtualization tags: chef , devops , puppet , vagrant , virtualization how github uses github to build github january 25th, 2012 ichilton no comments i wrote a post a while back linking to an interesting video about the culture at github, entitled: optimizing for happiness – why you want to go work at github! . since then, i’ve watched a few other interesting talks about the culture and how they work at github and two in particular are worth noting here. firstly, zach holman, one of the early “githubbers” recently gave a talk about “ how github uses github to build github “: build features fast. ship them. that’s what we try to do at github. our process is the anti-process: what’s the minimum overhead we can put up with to keep our code quality high, all while building features as quickly as possible? it’s not just features, either: faster development means happier developers. this talk will dive into how github uses github: we’ll look at some of our actual pull requests, the internal apps we build on our own api, how we plan new features, our git branching strategies, and lots of tricks we use to get everyone – developers, designers, and everyone else involved with new code. we think it’s a great way to work, and we think it’ll work in your company, too. you can watch the video here and also check out a series of blog posts he wrote on the same subject. the second talk i’d recommend i had the pleasure of seeing live at a local conference i’ve attend ( dibi conference ). it’s by corey donohoe (@atmos): the talk will cover the metrics driven approach github uses to analyze performance and growth of our product. it will cover deployment strategies for rapid customer feedback as well as configuration management to ensure reproducibility. you can watch the video here . both are great talks and well worth a watch. categories: interesting tags: business , github introducing the nanode rf and wi-node november 10th, 2011 ichilton no comments in my previous post , i introduced the nanode - a low cost, internet connected arduino board. i mentioned at the end of the post that ken had been working on two new products – the nanode rf and the wi-node and i wanted to go into more detail about those here. firstly the nanode rf – discussed by ken here , here and here . the nanode rf is an evolution of the existing nanode 5 board. it features a number of improvements and additional features. it will be available from december 2011 for around £30 to £35 depending on the build option (around £30 for the basic kit including rfm12b module and sram, going to up around £35 with the rtc, micro sd slot and super capacitor). ken has also announced that the nanode rf pcb will at some point start to be sent out in all basic nanode kits as it contains a number of improvements and the only thing it lacks over the nanode 5 is the screw terminals for easy connection of external power and serial – both of which are available elsewhere on the board. users can then at a later date chose to effectively upgrade their nanode to be a nanode rf module and/or the other optional features of the nanode rf. the nanode rf brings the following changes/improvements: four – better spaced mounting holes. fully sealed vias for better soldering – less chance of solder shorts improved screenprint for better identification of connections. extra led – for monitoring rf activity – or whatever. 3v3 operation – but retains 5v compatibilty for use with arduino shields. mini b usb connector for powering at 5v. removal of screw terminals. the nanode rf brings the following new features: a hope rf rfm12b transceiver for 2 way communications with other boards. a microsd card for general datalogging storage, storing applications and webpages a realtime clock ic with alarm function which also holds a unique id – or mac address an 8 pin socket (under the h logo) to allow you to add non volatile ram for program download an 8 pin soic footprint to accept an alternative memory device – instead of micro sd card super capacitor for maintaining sram and rtc non-volatility. i was lucky enough to get a pair of nanode rf prototype boards and have documented the full build process in a nanode rf pictorial build guide . you can see the photos i used to create the build guide here . i’ve also started collecting as many links and as much information about both the nanode and nanode rf as possible on my nanode information page . the second new product is the wi-node (short for wireless node) which you can read more about here . the wi-node is a dual purpose product. it can either be a “backpack” to extend the functionality of a nanode 5 board, or it can be used as a remote wireless node which can communicate to either a nanode 5 with wi-node connected or a nanode rf. the wi-node includes: atmega microcontroller 16mhz 868mhz wireless transceiver hope rf rfm12b (433mhz or 915mhz as options) 32k x 8 nonvolatile sram with super capacitor for non volatile backup real time clock with super capacitor non volatile backup – using the cool microchip mcp79411 – which contains a unique id – i.e. mac address micro sd card for datalogging 4 analogue/digital inputs – tolerant to 16v 4 high current drive outputs – 1000ma for motors, relays steppers etc analogue inputs and digital drives brought out to 3.5mm pitch screw terminals serial interface/expansion/programming port battery operation where needed 2x aa 3v 2500mah 62 x 23 x 103 mm case 5v solar power option compatible with nanode, arduino and shields the initial wi-node

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