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Ilymetoo aka "I love you me too" : generativ art using a brownian noise motion ; each particle link to its nearest neighbors, and acquire speed until it pop. User control the whole speed motion, opacity, drawing duration and some effect.
Java + Processing ; Android app project pretty done.
20/01/11
The v'OXE Box is an ADSL2+ modem featuring from 1 to 4 ATM ports, Ethernet and Wifi Router and any service you need as GSM/GPRS, PCI DIO data acquisition, domain, web and mail server, Digital Living and Media Center, Audio streaming, ...
All vslash.com services are hosted on this box, at home.
More information will be soon available on voxe.info
25/10/10
tpopauth is an authentication process dedicated to tpop3d POP3 daemon ; it check user/password against a sqlite3 database containing md5 encrypted password field.
When setting properly, tpop3d fork to external authentication program and parse IPC msg through stdin/out ; tpopauth process these msgs :
PID TT STAT TIME COMMAND 1 ?? ILs 0:00.18 /sbin/init -- 645 ?? S 1:36.98 - /usr/local/sbin/tpop3d -f ... -p ... 648 ?? I 0:00.64 `-- /usr/local/sbin/tpopauth
I evolved tpopauth in order to add sqlite3 db support to tpop3d. No measure nor stress test have been done against it, so if you want to use it in a middle company, you're warned.
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29/09/10
Geepee for Android is a very simple compass showing your Smarphone magnetic orientation ; it use Processing package for Android and was done to demonstrate the easy use of Processing into Android.
Rotating effect is really computed, i don't use layer rotation, so numbers are always in the right direction.
Geepee activity really quit (freeing its VM space), and the package - including Processing core - is not too big (190Ko)
The version to be downloaded is the fullscreen one
Next version will include POI import (Point of Interest), distance to POI and some nice GPS features
The whole Eclipse project (including Processing R0191 Core library) is here(650Ko).
29/09/10
Geepee for terminal is a simple GPS data visualizer dedicated to serial GPS like the Haicom HI204E.
Current version process GPGGA and GPRMC frames only.
The main loop is very small, and the whole program less than 16K.
Due to the lack of sync signal on the Haicom RS232C port, Geepee synchronize itself with NMEA data pulse. Finally, it trap user entry as an interrupt call, so it is very quick.
If you have to deal with NMEA frames, Geepee could help you.
FreeBSD version (ioctl ...)
$./geepee -d /dev/cuau0(On keypad) '/': user interrupt - '1': GPGGA - '2': GPRMC - '0': Exit.
before 2010
Sorry for old works and papers ; they will be re-published as i'll get time to do