In the second post of Electronics 101, the basic properties of transistors will be discussed and introduced, as well as some typical applications. From the last post, it looks like I lost some images from a server restore I did a while back, so this time I’ll be sure to back up the images!
Welcome.
I am a computer engineering major at Oregon State University, a web designer, and a rock-climber based in Portland, OR (going to school in Corvallis). I have huge interests in embedded systems, programming, and web security. I use Linux for development and OS X for design, and I design websites and hack electronics at 2:00 a.m. so I don't look like a computer addict during the day. I hand-coded this website using strict XHTML, CSS, Javascript, and a tidbit of PHP. The CMS in use on this website is Wordpress.
When I'm not on the computer, I enjoy the daily cup of tea and climbing whenever I get the chance. I also love learning about the Human brain, and how its interactions with technology can be further unified.
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Electronics 101 – pt. 2
June 15th, 2010
Tweet This!Quick Update
May 14th, 2010
Well it’s been a while since I’ve made a new blog post, and that’s mostly because I’ve been super busy with school and a new website project. I’ll be sure to make a post when the project is finished, but I just wanted to make a quick update!
Conventions of Web Design
March 9th, 2010
When designing websites, there are a number of design principles and conventions by which most web designers abide and follow. These guidelines not only help the design process flow smoothly, but they tend to result in a much nicer user interface and general design for your web traffic. So without further ado, I shall dive into a few of these concepts and guidelines.
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