Esquire E-Ink code modified S1axter's Tech Log of Crazy Stuff Posted by s1axter on Tue. September 16th 2008 at 10:10 AM PST

Just about a week after the release of the Esquire E-Ink edition and the first hacks/mods are coming out. I wasn't the only one working on getting the PIC assembly from the Esquire E-Ink modified. Dan from http://www.danjuliodesigns.com posted his overview of hacking in two LEDs to the mag cover. The LEDs don't just blink they follow a pattern coded into the PIC firmware. Not a very large step from adding LEDs to changing the image sequence or having it do something else entirely.

http://www.danjuliodesigns.com/hacks/hacks.html

Also at the bottom of the article is a video of the LEDs in action.
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Traffic Light Controller Posted by s1axter on Thu. February 14th 2008 at 09:03 PM PST

Overview When I was in college our junior year lab included a project to construct a simple traffic light controller using only digital logic. This means no microcontroller, no 'if' statements nothi...
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