Rob Miles: Very Silly Interview
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Rob Miles is a professor at University of Hull who’s an expert in XNA, the .NET Micro Framework, and silliness. In this interview, Rob talks about some of his student projects, his approach to learning, Rob’s Web site, VerySillyGames.com and more.
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Well, the text for this video is currently a random quote by Rossj about feature-completeness, but Rob Miles' talk at DevDays was fantastic, so this ought to be good.
sorry for off topic.
Since you guys redesigned Channel9 web site, may be you could as well convert 9guy (your logo) into true color (let's say 24 or 32 bit), remove dark edges and may be add some gradient
Quite agreeed, enjoyed this interview!
Question for Rob, if I was looking for a board to get started with, not really intreasted in a display, more intreasted in stepper/servo motor control and network would you have any suggestions?
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