This post talk about a cheap Heden clone outdoor camera but should work on most Linux embedded systems. Here the little story : A friend ask me to repair his bricked Heden cam copy (no-name). So let’s open it, find … Continue reading
tag: Bootloader, Camera, linux, Python
I use Spotify for my every day listening, and I decided to use it on a big screen : My 42″ LCD TV. Simply launch Spotify in a one-line .xinitrc script. It fit perfectly in full screen mode without any tweak. But … Continue reading
tag: linux, Python, spotifyToday I need to find a way to do some backup on an FTP server. Of course there is a lot of way to do that, but I need something automatic that does some full (monthly) and incremental (daily) backup. … Continue reading
tag: duplicity, Python, server
Recently I decided to daily switch my main computer off. This computer was usually on all time, and consume a lot of electricity. So, I switched to a really small computer for common task: ssh-server, wake on lan (for my … Continue reading
tag: 1wire, arduino, munin, Python, valaToday, I discover that my M3100 player doesn’t know how to play Mastroka files. Mastroka files are really kool since the subtitles are embeded in .. but that’s it, my player refuse to play open it. This stuff can be … Continue reading
tag: divx, dvico, mastroka, PythonIn a previous post, I study the way some spammers use plone user folder to spam my blog. But this time, it’s my turn. I host since a little time right now, a small CPS website for my work. And … Continue reading
tag: cps, plone, Python, ZopeThis is a bit funny, but all is on the GoogleMasterPlan . As you can see to hire Guido, they decided to send spam. Hum, really happy to find Python on this stuff :)
tag: fun, google, PythonAs severall people, I run into issue with some spammer using my comment system to spam, and post backlinks. (Even using some funny stuffs) I ‘m already using a good email spam filter: SpamBayes, so I decided to test bayesian … Continue reading
tag: bayesian, Blog, Python, spamNot really, but this nice Tux droid, can be pluged in USB, and the commands are sent via a Python DBUS binding. Hum a stupid question, can we use the Python USB API directly ? With time, Python really became … Continue reading
tag: gadget, Python, usbFor a little app, I need to send stream over UDP at a fixed rate. I have done severals tests w/ some buffers and sleep(), but I can’t achieve the desired speed. Mainly because sleep() doesn’t provide a stable enought … Continue reading
tag: linux, Python, rtc