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Moving statue of David Foster Wallace
I’m experimenting with adding different types of animated noise to static images to create an illusion of movement. Nothing very successful so far, but I’m enjoying the periodic modulation of the pixelation effect on this picture of David Foster Wallace. … Continue reading
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TU Dubuntu 19.10 – a customised live USB version of Xubuntu Linux 19.10 for TU Dublin
This post documents the steps I followed to create a customised version of the Xubuntu 19.10 live CD. I called the modified image “TU Dubuntu” (after my university, TU Dublin), but it’s really just Xubuntu with some additional software packages … Continue reading
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Using Canon EOS 70D DSLR as a USB web cam in Xubuntu Linux 19.04
For a while now, I’ve been interested in using my Canon EOS 70D DSLR as a USB camera so that I can record (and potentially live stream) better quality tutorial videos. The quality of video from the 70D is super … Continue reading
TU Dubuntu – a customised live USB version of Xubuntu Linux 19.04 for TU Dublin
This post documents the steps I followed to create a customised version of the Xubuntu 19.04 live CD. I called the modified image “TU Dubuntu” (after my university, TU Dublin), but it’s really just Xubuntu with some additional software packages … Continue reading
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Tagged bootable, customization, live cd, live USB, TU Dubuntu, USB drive, USB key, xubuntu
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Using the PHP command line web server to transfer files between devices on a local network
When you install PHP, you get a simple built-in webserver as a bonus. This is very handy for testing web pages you’re writing, but I also sometimes use it as a simple way to transfer files between devices on my … Continue reading
€5 PPG – photoplethysmogram amplifier / Arduino circuit
The photoplethysmogram (PPG) is a signal that measures changes in blood volume in some part of the body (e.g. the fingertip) by shining light into the skin and detecting small changes in the level of light absorption that occur due … Continue reading
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Tagged amplifier, Arduino, Arduino Nano, breadboard, LM358, op-amp, opamp, photoplethysmogram, photoplethysmograph, ppg, TCRT5000
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Clap detector circuit / AirSpell typing system
This circuit combines a simple audio amplifier (based on an LM358 opamp) with an Arduino Nano to facilitate the detection of clapping sounds or blowing on the microphone. This is my breadboard circuit: I actually used a loudspeaker for my … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, amplifier, Arduino, Arduino Nano, assistive technology, audio amplifier, bash, breadboard, clap, click, detector, input device, Linux, LM358, microphone, mouse, on-screen keyboard, onboard, op-amp, opamp, serial, xdotool, xubuntu
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