Mindboards

You've got me intrigued now.
Will try it at home within the next few days.

DIsclaimer: haven't tried to install any of these myself... ...but Are you sure that the 64bit support folder is supposed to have it's own installer/msi associated with it. looking at the filenames they appear to be region/language files, possible used by the 'actual' 64 bit driver/installer? Just a...

I'm sure he could, but then you would be stuck at a cable length from the targets, and not challenged by wireless communication! I like it! Those are indeed the reasons for using two bricks. I had never experimented with NXT <-> NXT via bluetooth before (with NXC). Turns out to be remarkably straig...

A couple of NXT bricks, some tracks and some Zamor spheres to emulate a fairground shooting gallery.
http://youtu.be/v1Sg2L5EvTw

This doesn't really qualify as a project, with the little time and effort that I spent on it, but it was a fun way to pass some time during the summer holidays when the weather wasn't so flash.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JezPV9NiiXQ

Sure, me too. But if these forums are to be revived and thrive we need old members returning and welcome new ones. Getting a security warning won't be encouraging for them. Besides that, it should be standard practice to maintain a valid security certificate.

Have tried both from mindboards.net and typing the URL directly. Trying to use HTTP automatically redirects to HTTPS.

Great to see that Mindboards is back, but the site has an invalid security certificate. Is this likely to be fixed in the near future?

Or switch to leJOS / Java. It's quite a paradigm shift but development is very active, and the documentation, wiki and community support are great.

I had a not quite the same but similar issue a couple of weeks back. I had no lego software driver at all on a recently built Win7 64bit system. I needed to quickly test something on an NXT so installed Bricx/NXC and the drivers, Bricx would not find the NXT. Tried a few different things without suc...