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what is your module?
__ scans RFID cards, converts them to sounds + text + binary; selects questions from array [via knob] + sonifies them / selects answers randomly from an array [only whenever there is an input signal]

what is its output?
__ RFID-read card-to-sound [audio 1] / LED [blinks to RFID binary] / binaty [HIGH/LOW] via RFID binary / text via Tx / text to LCD [via knob] / text to LCD [via input signal] / text-to-sound [audio 2]

what is its inputs?
__ RFID-read card / signal / text [via knob]

how does your the module work with others' module?
__ sends text [via Tx] / sends binary signal ///// receives signal

where are you at the moment?
__ Did a prototype on an experimental PCB

what are you struggling with?
__ lcd

Git

E.zn repo

Cheatsheet
Git for c-sci

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git init 	
git clone [repo link]
git status 	
git add [file-name.txt] 	
git add -A 	
git commit -m "[commit message]" 
git rm -r [file-name.txt]
git push 	
git pull

Pi

Pi url
PI IP: 145.24.139.127

Website

git repo for the Special Issue X website

Etherpads

Session 1
Session 2
Session 4

Readings [Andre]

Yaron Koren - Working with MediaWiki
Brian W. Kernighan & Rob Pike - The Unix Programming Environment[Prentice-Hall, 1984]
Jerry D. Peek, Tim Reilly, and Michael K. Loukides - UNIX Power Tools [O'Reilly & Associates, 1997]
Neal Stephenson - In the beginning ... was the command line [Avon Books, 1999]

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