My fun with LED message boards started in the very end of 2004 and ended in August 2005. By the August 2005 I had created some simple LED message boards (8×64 and 8×128), which are usually called here “the running string”, and had placed myself to stalemate. For my boards I used Assembler language and […]
This is a preface to the next few posts about simple LED message boards. Since I was a child I was interested in electronics. But it was just a feeling, impression. There were no any actual deeds until, probably, my 15th birthday. Why hadn’t I done anything to get closer to my field of interest […]
Connecting Vstarcam surveillance cameras to Zone Minder and creating controls to move them. Ubuntu 16.04 and Perl is used.
Perl script for Ubuntu that check and correct settings of Vstarcam surveillance cameras.
Scripts for Windows and Linux that helped me in book scanning. Actually they are automatic mouse clickers… BUT! They both have conspicuous indication for time, that left before the next click. So I always knew how much time do I have to turn the page.
Linux… o, yeah… Actually, the main reason of this blog is to be the place where I can whine about my bad experience with Linux. I tried to use Askubuntu forums for this purpose, but my post was closed as not related to Ubuntu itself. I tried to write about horrible things in power management […]
In the fall of 2014 I got a task for complete redesign of telephony accounting system at my former work. One of the stages was automatically parse price-lists of uplink operators. Those prices usually were Excel spreadsheets that consisted of rows where each row represents a bunch of call directions that have the same price. […]
Some measurements to find out whether or not Suunto Core has thermal compensation for pressure sensor.
The last bunch of images – disassembly of famous Core’s buttons. It seems that nothing special with them except double o-rings. All 146 high-res images (3648×2736 px) can be downloaded in one archive (355MB). All these pictures were posted on Watchuseek forums, but since that days many things have changed. Last thing that I mentioned […]
In the second bunch of images you can see the watch’s main module. At very least I can say that watch uses PNI – MS2100 2-Axis Magnetic Sensor and 64KB EEPROM memory. All 146 high-res images (3648×2736 px) can be downloaded in one archive (355MB).