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For my final project I would like to make a lamp that creates several different mood depending on the situation. Just putting a lamp in a room changes the atmosphere of the room. Every lighting equipment has its own mood. In the daytime, my favorite lighting equipment is a projector with streaming devices. Streaming devices like AppleTV and Chromecast show pictues and landscape movies when they are at screensaver mode. I love the way pictures and landscape moving slowly on my wall. So, I want to make a lamp with silhouettes moving around the lamp shade . I love watching candles before bedtime. It makes me relax and feel calm. But, fire is dangerous. especially if you fell asleep with your candels on. I want to make a bedroom lamp that glows and flicker like a candle . These two are the concept of the lamp I want to make. It's not just I want to make both type of lamps, but I want to make a lamp that switches between the two . 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MacBook Air (M1, 2020) macOS Monterey 12.3.1 VSCode 1.74.3 zsh 5.8 (x86_64-apple-darwin21.0) Homebrew 3.6.20 python 3.10.8 / pip 22.3.1 git 2.39.1 mkdocs 1.4.2 I changed my mac screenshot setting from the default(PNG) to JPG with the following command. defaults write com.apple.screencapture type jpg Choose Text Editor Text Editors are software where you write your codes in. I chose VScode for my text editor. VScode has wide range of extensions that help you code, debug and visualise your work. Here are the extensions I installed for Fab Academy: Git History HTML CSS Support Markdown All in One Getting started with Git I followed this tutorial of Git. Step 1. Download Git. brew install git Step 2. Identify user. git config --global user.name \"sosuke\" git config --global user.email \"sosuke.kanegae@mat.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp\" Step 3. Check if there is any SSH-Key existing. If not generate SSH-Key. (check) cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub (generate) ssh-keygen -t rsa -C \"sosuke.kaneage@mat.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp\" Step 4. Check the public key you just created. cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub Clone my repository from GitLab to a local workspace Now so that I got Git ready, I prepaired a new directory to store everything I do with Fab Academy. cd ~/FabAcademy/ mkdir workspace In new workspace, I first cloned my repo on GitLab git clone https://gitlab.fabcloud.org/academany/fabacademy/2023/labs/kitakagaya/students/sosuke-kanegae.git Now, I have a newly cloned directory \"sosuke-kaneage\" in my workspace. And, I am ready to edit my website. Setting up MkDocs Using MkDocs, you can easily create documentatoin websites. You will have to code in HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create a website. However, in MkDocs all you have to edit is Markdowns, which is easy to use. Step 1. Install MkDocs. pip install mkdocs Step 2. 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