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- Set timezone to Europe/Dublin at command line in Debian Live
- Arduino Nano Timer 1 interrupt example for 100 Hz sampling
- Running Arduino IDE in a Debian Live session
- Installing VirtualBox on Debian 11
- More PRBS turtle graphics
- PRBS visualisation in the style of turtle graphics
- Using ffmpeg to take a snapshot with a webcam in Windows
- Using a serial byte sent from an Arduino to launch an application on the PC
- Generating variations on a code analysis question in a Brightspace quiz
- How to merge two Garmin .fit files and upload to Strava on Ubuntu
- Moving statue of David Foster Wallace
- TU Dubuntu 19.10 – a customised live USB version of Xubuntu Linux 19.10 for TU Dublin
- Using Canon EOS 70D DSLR as a USB web cam in Xubuntu Linux 19.04
- TU Dubuntu – a customised live USB version of Xubuntu Linux 19.04 for TU Dublin
- Using the PHP command line web server to transfer files between devices on a local network
- €5 PPG – photoplethysmogram amplifier / Arduino circuit
- Clap detector circuit / AirSpell typing system
- AirMouse – control mouse pointer in Linux using one switch or by blowing on microphone
- Some RGB fractal doodles
- How to display USB webcam as live video on desktop using mplayer
- Ronan Byrne’s ultra low-cost brain-computer interface
- H-bridge control example for Arduino Nano (ATmega328) – two phase-displaced square waves
- An offcut from the Fraktalismus pattern factory
- Cafe Terrace at Starry Night
- €2 Robots in DIT
- A brief introduction to binary numbers…
- Can the PIC12F675 drive motors directly from its GPIO pins?
- Minimum Viable Program for PIC12LF1572
- dsPIC30F Quadrature Encoder Interface (QEI) – Basic Example
- Simple example program for the PIC12F675 microcontroller
- A simple way to read and write audio and video files in C using FFmpeg (part 2: video)
- A simple way to read and write audio and video files in C using FFmpeg (part 1: audio)
- Fraktalismus Outtakes: Sea Monsters
- Fraktalismus – my presentation at Dublin Maker 2016
- Example code from presentation: Ways of Seeing Julia Sets
- C or Python? Comparison of execution time for Mandelbrot image generation
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- What I’m working on right now…
- Simple 2-channel hardware PWM example for the MSP430G2452 microcontroller
- RoboSlam @ Dublin Maker – only two days away!
- Generating antiphase PWM signals with the dsPIC30F4011
- Very simple Python / Tkinter GUI to send selected keystrokes via serial port
- Using a dsPIC30F4011 to generating 4 PWM signals with equal duty cycles but at 90 degree phase increments
- Faster Mandelbrot image generation using numpy in Python
- Fractal variations using Python
- Using SendInput to type unicode characters
- Three PWM outputs with three different frequencies using the dsPIC30F4011 microcontroller
- 8-channel PWM with the MSP430G2553
- Simple Phaser Framework example – Flappy Words
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Tag Archives: Linux
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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AirMouse – control mouse pointer in Linux using one switch or by blowing on microphone
Article under construction! To install xdotool: Bash script (save as “airmouse” and “chmod 755 airmouse” to make it executable): Arduino code:
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Tagged accessibility, amplifier, Arduino, Arduino Nano, assistive technology, audio amplifier, bash, breadboard, clap, click, input device, Linux, LM358, microphone, mouse, op-amp, opamp, serial, switch, xdotool, xubuntu
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Keyboard shortcut to simulate a mouse right-click in CrunchBang Linux
I don’t have Linux installed on my Windows 8 Asus laptop, so when I want to do some Linux work I usually just boot into a live session from a USB key. My favourite Linux distribution is CrunchBang because it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged CrunchBang, keyboard, Linux, mouse pad, Openbox, right click, sed, shortcut, simulate, touchpad, X Windows, xdotool
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One-shot file transfer from the command line using netcat
Netcat is an extremely useful and versatile command line utility for computer networking. I’ve used it occasionally over the last few years for simple network operations like file transfer or getting two applications to talk to each other over the … Continue reading
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Tagged browser, command line, file transfer, Firefox, Linux, nc, Netcat, web browser, Windows
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