Now fabricating nostril boxes for @bicrophonics pic.twitter.com/PMIGXE3uMi
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) August 27, 2020
The UK Covid app strings file is a poem for 2020 https://t.co/TTnGGIYy31
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) August 13, 2020
I’m on furlough, so expect more ranting and less programming, soz.
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) April 6, 2020
Shout out to all the partners of lab researchers who have endured the recent exasperated crash course on antiviral biosecurity! Thread with pointers follows if you haven’t been so lucky. 1/12
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) April 2, 2020
Exceptional times call for exceptional rule bending https://t.co/G7BJrSg2xj
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) March 25, 2020
I’ve been tinkering with the @edenproject Dazzlebug citizen science installation, been having issues because it’s too popular! 139 bug hunters yesterday afternoon alone… pic.twitter.com/q9nDjoFF04
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) October 30, 2019
The glamorous life of the traveling weave-coder. Cheap hotel debugging last night, today train London -> München via quick stop in Paris @ercpenelope pic.twitter.com/0iZTLFxzJG
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) September 15, 2019
Experimental sonic kayak mapping in #Penryn pic.twitter.com/vIQh4AV40J
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) July 30, 2019
Got SpiralSynth Modular compiling again! Great thing about 15 year old software is that it takes practically no CPU to run :] pic.twitter.com/Bz4TSLgHoG
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) February 24, 2019
How is our business preparing for pointless brexit? Cancelled travel in April, applied for export licence, stocked up on materials in studio, have the FoAM international network as backup for contracts in EU & loving the sudden horrified awareness of invisible infrastructures.
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) February 1, 2019
<Cornish place name> <body part> <symptom> <description> #viruscraft
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) December 13, 2018
Article about @_foam in @blueprintmag: “Labs can take up that moral position — that desire for personal and social growth, for civic advancement and enlightenment — which many of our institutions seem to have forgotten was once their guiding principle.” https://t.co/GvaqedF3QW
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) November 22, 2018
Jeez, just put @MazzucatoM and @KateRaworth in charge already https://t.co/y7ctCdgDIt
— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) November 7, 2018
Partially assembled swarm #penelopeanrobotics pic.twitter.com/G2NI5SasoX
— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) September 3, 2018
Current status: measuring butterflies pic.twitter.com/OKGUbn6bwl
— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 18, 2018
More extreme cardboard prototyping @_foam kernow style - the photo interrupter (IR LED and photo-transistor sensor) can reliably detect black, white or nothing present in the 3 bit virus ligand codes @AmberFirefly made yesterday #tangibleinterface pic.twitter.com/S32B7LPrPq
— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 13, 2018
More foliage tests, some specular added - turned off z writes so depth is wrong, but much faster than depth sorting pic.twitter.com/Dh1wpDLamz
— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 12, 2018
Is there an open source citizen sciencey type alternative? Would be a great project! :D
— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 10, 2018
Shocked that a webgl program written in scheme can compile itself and run in a static html file that embeds all it’s code, meshes, shaders and textures as base64. The most shocking thing to me is this can be loaded on android browser directly from sdcard without internet access..
— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 7, 2018