whos@ddsw1.MCS.COM (Ben Feen) (05/05/91)
This weekend, I got really bored, so I sat down and made a piece of cyberjewelery. It consists of: Solder An LED A 7404 TTL Chip Looks really neat. There's a very important reason that I used a 7404 chip. You see, the necklace is a magic charm against computer virii - The chip is a Hex Invertor... -- whos@ddsw1.MCS.COM | I don't know, who's at DDSW1? | whos@ddsw1.MCS.COM! I asked YOU who's at DDSW1! Ok, there's a guy at DDSW1, right? | Right! Who? | Exactly! | What? | No, he's at lll-winken. | Where? | No, What! | I don't know! | He's at gargoyle. | Who? | No, he's at DDSW1.MCS.COM!
rogue@cellar.UUCP (Rogue Winter) (05/07/91)
whos@ddsw1.MCS.COM (Ben Feen) writes: > This weekend, I got really bored, so I sat down and made a piece of > cyberjewelery. It consists of: > Solder > An LED > A 7404 TTL Chip > > Looks really neat. There's a very important reason that I used a 7404 chip. > You see, the necklace is a magic charm against computer virii - The chip is > a Hex Invertor... > -- Do you circulate any power through it for LED effects, or is it a "static" piece? Rogue Winter | "The truth knocks on the door and you say, rogue@cellar.uucp | "Go away, I'm looking for the truth," and so uunet!cellar!rogue | it goes away. Puzzling." Cellar 215/3369503 | -Robert Pirsig (quoted in Zen_To_Go, Jon Winokur)
ins_atge@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (Thomas G Edwards) (05/09/91)
In article <iT3k22w164w@cellar.UUCP> rogue@cellar.UUCP (Rogue Winter) writes: about cyberjewelry >Do you circulate any power through it for LED effects, or is it a "static" >piece? The Flashing LED...fashion accessory to the properly educated! Power it with one of those thin 3V batteries from Radio Shack. -Tom