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I got my first arduino a year ago and started tinkering away, today I received my first parts orders with totals in the thousands  ;D

The Arduino team unleashed a fluffy bunny gizmo trojan horse of Open Sourcery.

It is both a blessing and a curse ;D

More info on my Arduino derivatives the Acore and Evolution after the beginning of the year.

I hope they add something back to the community that has already given me so much back of my past tinkering and fun.

Boz
http://www.musheen.com

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Well now that you are rich and famous, need a partner?  

Lefty

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Well now that you are rich and famous, need a partner?  Wink

Lefty

Rich and famous, phhhht, I keep forgetting not to use that sentence, "wow thats cool, Ill do it for free" or "how much do I have to pay you to let me do that".

Im always looking for other suc...., I mean collaborators, especially if your in the Bay Area of California.

Drop a pm if ya want.

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I have been slowly sneaking tricks in at work using arduino based stuff, maybe one day it will be more noticed and I can move on into something I am woefully unqualified for lol

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maybe one day it will be more noticed and I can move on into something I am woefully unqualified for lol

That was the all to common outcome brought forth in the book 'The Peter Principle', promote people up to their level of incompetency.  

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Since people will be promoted to the level of their own incompetence, I always found striving for an ever higher level of incompetence to be the best way to get ahead.

If "Pro" and "Con" mean the opposite of each other, and "Progress" means "To move towards a meaningful goal", what's the definition of "Congress"?

I rest my case.  I'm now going to go hit myself in the head with a blunt object until I rule the world.

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I've read that a system whereby employees are promoted by a lottery would actually outperform the current system.  I believe it.