Open Source using Microsoft C#.net
Wow! From Software.Intel.com
Do you have the next killer app in perceptual computing? The Intel® Perceptual Computing Challenge just launched, and $1 million in prizemoney is awaiting the brightest, boldest, and baddest PerC developers who are using the Intel Perceptual Computing SDK 2013 in PerC applications.
Phase 1: $185,000 in cash prizes at stake, with$20,000 going to each of the top four app prototypes.
Phase 2: More than $800,000 in total prizes up for grabs in the second phase.
Just a quick update, I’ve created a twitter account associated with my open source profile. Twitter already has more than 100 million user accounts, but for some reason nobody thought of using this twitter handle. If you’re interested please follow me on @DefaultSoftware
Just when it started to look like one of those blogs that never got past the first post… I’ve been a bit busy with the holidays, stuffing my face and such. I’m almost done with most of things on the admin side. If all goes well I’ll be posting my first set of code samples by tomorrow, latest the day after. There are a few open source projects I mailed, enquiring as to being able to contribute/collaborate, but I’m thinking most developers aren’t exactly too hard at work this time of year. I sure am not! Check back in a while, free stuff is on the way. If you are part of an open source project and need someone to contribute please leave me a comment on this post. And now its turkey time for me!
Mkay, thats it, I just wanted to test if everything is setup correctly.
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SoftwareByDefault on MSDN
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Software by Default 