You might have made homemade pasta before but I bet that you didn’t do it for the same reasons. In this post, I will take you thru my quest for what has become a major research project which is at the foundation of my biggest invention in progress to date. I can’t disclose the extent of the invention yet as related patents are pending, however, one of the “tools” that I am using to gather data (behavior and structural) that corroborates my research involves the making of pasta with friends. Every two weeks, we make pasta together with one family or a very small group of individuals. It’s a 1:1 group effort. Yah, I know that sounds like an oxymoron but so is life for the most. As a professional inventor, I have developed a keen eye for details that taken in their naked isolation are so irrelevant that commenting about it seems an expression of geekiness mixed with irrelevance. Reality is that when those details are blended with process and harmony they all of a sudden make sense.  App…

From lesson 1 to 4 we have focused on preparing the development environment. If you expect this lesson being one where you start jamming some code in Asm-One then my dear friend, you are wrong :-) In this lesson, we are going to learn about memory addressing. It’s pointless to start learning a language if you don’t know some basics about its grammar. That is not to sound accurate with others, it is to learn how to speak the things that you haven’t learned yet and use logic and rules to go beyond what you have memorized already.  We’re not going to have a computer class like for a paid university, if you want to follow asleep you can take one of those. I intend to keep it light and fun while still touching the basics to get somewhere. From Code to Binary Both an assembler and a compiler translate source files into object files. Object files are effectively an intermediate step before the final binary output, generated by the linker. The linker takes the specified object files and resol…

I love sashimi and sided by sushi is even better.

In my home environment, I have 48 wireless devices. From smart switches to computers, Chromecast and Apple TV spread all around. Just to name a few. I have owned an Apple Airport Extreme gen 6th for years and never had an issue. However, after seeing in action at work some of the features of Google  WIFI I decided to look into it deeper and end up buying it. Loving it. Below there’s my experience and some notes, I hope it helps someone to decide. The package looks and feels very nice. It gives in many ways that sense of care and attention that you typically experience with Apple products. There’s a very user-friendly tool on their site that helps to decide how many “pods” you need for a good signal. In my case 2 would have been enough, however, I wanted to cover also the backyard and given that more pods form a mesh network I figured that at some point I can extend everywhere over my land (11K sqft) SETUP As typical, you can use Android or iOS to configure the devices. I am an Apple …