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Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Home Automation - motion sensing, timed events, smart phone monitoring and control of "things" - amazing! http://twistatech. wix.com/twista-tech-systems
Friday, October 16, 2015
Thursday, October 15, 2015
October 2015 - Drive Bender and Tesla Car
Jason Arneaud uses Drive Bender to create an array of media server drives... all acting as a single drive, with redundancy, and which saves in the NTSF file format common to Windows.
He also made his Tesla car available for inspection by club members, following a highly active Q&A.
He also made his Tesla car available for inspection by club members, following a highly active Q&A.
Sunday, October 4, 2015
Drive Bender and Tesla Car for October 8, 2015 Meeting
This'll be a double header - both NAS (network attached storage) methods and a REAL TESLA (all electric car) in the parking lot for a demo. Sorry, no test drives!
DriveBender
Alternatives (Windows Storage Spaces, PoolHD, SnapRAID/FlexRAID, Hardware RAID)
Build - how to
Hard Drives & SATA cards
Un-interruptible Power Supplies
Configuration and Usage
Dashboard, File Duplication and Validation, File Balancing, Monitoring and Alerting, SMART alerts
Adding a Drive, Swapping a drive.
Caveats & Restrictions
Tesla Talk:
Features of the Tesla:
Driving Experience
Purchase Procedure:
Show & Tell in Parking Lot – ( break)
DriveBender
Alternatives (Windows Storage Spaces, PoolHD, SnapRAID/FlexRAID, Hardware RAID)
Build - how to
Hard Drives & SATA cards
Un-interruptible Power Supplies
Configuration and Usage
Dashboard, File Duplication and Validation, File Balancing, Monitoring and Alerting, SMART alerts
Adding a Drive, Swapping a drive.
Caveats & Restrictions
Tesla Talk:
Features of the Tesla:
Driving Experience
Purchase Procedure:
Show & Tell in Parking Lot – ( break)
Saturday, September 19, 2015
September Mtg. with Oshawa's Canada Computers Staff
Dan, Dan and Victor (manager), each with special roles to play in the Oshawa Canada Computers store, covered a lot of territory as they discussed:
- Windows 10, with a live demo a touch laptop, along with a lot of advise for upgrading from Win8.1/7
- New AC Routers-why you might need one, latest features
- Android Tv, featuring Kodi live tv (Dan on left presented)
- What is new in NAS storage
- Other store Services
August Mtg. - Maker for Kids with Allison Evans
Allison offers Maker Junior lessons and workshops designed to encourage discovery learning with respect to electrical devices, circuits along with mechanical integration and construction of imaginative and playful solutions. Although our Skype connection dropped out several times, Allison soldiered on with most of her talk, and she answered a number of questions from the audience. Her Educator Pack Kits, for learning at home or in a class, are not expensive.
http://makerjunior.com/
http://makerjunior.com/
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
July Mtg. - Windows 10 with Lloyd Lindsay
Lloyd Lindsay (left) - After resolving a few technical issues, Lloyd was up and running.
A few of our members had already tried Windows 10, before the official release version. Cortana (voice search) was impressive. The hybrid interface (mix of Win7 and Win 8.1) is much better. Most of us will wait for a while, even after the July 29th release, before updating from Win7/8 to Win10.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Big Scary - June Mtg
BIGSCARY
Jason Dasti, York Region Student Nutrition Program Coordinator, showcased the 1949 Chevy Grumman Olson van. It has a powerful sound system installed that came from the IMAX theater and some automated computer controllers to control the LED lighting strips which is activated by the sound systems bass. Here are a few videos from our YouTube Channel to describe the vehicle.
Jason Dasti, York Region Student Nutrition Program Coordinator, showcased the 1949 Chevy Grumman Olson van. It has a powerful sound system installed that came from the IMAX theater and some automated computer controllers to control the LED lighting strips which is activated by the sound systems bass. Here are a few videos from our YouTube Channel to describe the vehicle.
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Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Assistive Communication Aids - May Meeting
Ray Feraday teaches in a classroom with many special needs students. He, and his students, have built speaking aids for some students who are unable to talk, using Raspberry Pi computers and associated signal sensing hardware, including home-made conductive touch boards. The cost for such aids is minimal, compared to commercial products. They also function better, because the devices are tailored to the abilities and needs of each student. A few of his students are also able to write code for such devices, and for personal games.
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