Nerdy tattoos. That’s how one person described the laser-engraved symbols on my MacBook. Stickers are fine, but sometimes you want to try something new. Besides, lasers are cool!
If you would like to laser-engrave your laptop, here’s a procedure that works. There’s also a brief description for each of the symbols engraved on this particular MacBook.
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When we experiment with something new, it can be encouraging to achieve a quick win early in the process. Achieving a quick win can give us that jolt of energy we need to break through the inevitable roadblocks.
This post is designed to give you a quick win with the Raspberry Pi Model 3. Points covered:
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With enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow.
~Linus Torvalds
Developers who are hungry for knowledge will enjoy these two upcoming events:
Both events will be held at the 8th Light office in downtown Los Angeles. The Mob Programming event will be filmed and refreshments will be served. Video footage may be used on cleancoders.com or in any of Woody Zull’s training material. By participating, you are consenting to the use of the footage in that context.
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Update: I moved to Los Angeles this week.
Monday (05Feb2018) marks my first day as Director of the 8th Light office in Los Angeles. Special thanks to Margaret Pagel, our VP of Marketing & Sales, for her mentorship and for approaching me with the idea. Thanks also to my predecessor, Dave Moore, for launching the LA office and passing a well-crafted baton.
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Huaqiangbei (pronounced hoo-wah-chang-bay) is a place for makers of electronics, robotics, and anything tech-related. This prototyper’s paradise within Shenzhen was the primary reason for my visit to China in November 2017.
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