Walter & I: in-car camera of the best race track in the world: the Nürburgring Nordschleife with the man who o.k.'s every new Porsche that leaves the Porsche factories.
If you do not know who Walter Röhrl is, just google him. Nuff said.
This was a childhood dream come true. I never expected to ever meet the man, much less to spend a lap with him on his playground.
I have done everything, I ever wanted to do in my life.
for all the experts out there who have been at the ring:
we did a timed lap of about 7:25 minutes. I substracted about 6 seconds for the traffic we hit and the delayed acceleration after the bilstein bridge. At Schwedenkreuz we hit 260 kph right before the 100kph turn into Aremberg. at the end of Fuchsröhre we hit 240kph.
The funny thing is, I was wearing a helmet, he was not...
Before 1975, the computer was an exotic and expensive tool for engineers, scientists, and businesses. By 1985 the computer had been "democratized", and anyone with the need, the interest, and a few thousand dollars could have one of their own.
At the nexus of that remarkable ten-year transition was the San Francisco Bay Area's "Homebrew Computer Club", an informal gathering of designers, hackers, entrepreneurs, and hobbyists who were early participants in the personal computer revolution.
The first meeting was on March 5, 1975 in a Menlo Park garage. Thirty-eight years later, on November 11, 2013, the Computer History Museum hosted a reunion that included many of the club members, and also a new generation of young fans and admirers who had not yet been born in 1975.
Featured on this video of the 2013 reunion are longtime club moderator Lee Felsenstein, keynote speaker Ted Nelson, Apple Computer co-founder Steve Wozniak, and others.
In this tutorial I explain how to compile and install Kicad from the bzr source repositories and how to setup footprint library tables to use local copies of the footprint libraries. Windows users, please see the comment from Thomas Knapp for some advice on how to build on Windows.
Please donate to Kicad development: http://go.web.cern.ch/go/fK9T
A demonstration & tutorial of differential pair routing & trace length matching features in the newest
Learn more about Rocket, CoreOS' new container runtime, and the first implementation of the App Container Specification. We will give you an overview of Rocket, show you a demo of Rocket live, provide more information on the App Container Specification and answer questions as they arise.
this hangout, we will provide an overview of CoreOS. We will go over key
technologies, such as containers, etcd, fleet, flannel and more. Join us and learn how to
use these new technologies to build performant, reliable, large
etcd is CoreOS' distributed locking and service discovery technology. CoreOS recently released etcd 0.5.0 with many new features including a new raft implementation and static cluster bootstrap. Learn more about etcd and the new features included in the latest release.
Ein Traum von einer Boldor, sündhaft teuer und schön!
Ever wanted to see what happens when Star Wars and Star Trek clash? Well in this epic trailer you will see. It is time for Star Wars VS Star Trek!
Paul Ventura from Ducati talks us through the 2015 Ducati 1299 Panigale S, and the main differences to the 1199.