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Divoom API playtime

11 September, 2024 - 471 words
I have a Divoom Timebox Evo - it is 16x16 (10cm x 10cm) LED display which also doubles as a portable bluetooth speaker. It's a lovely device with decent sound and bright LEDs. By default it will show you animations that people have posted online using the Divoom app, or you can draw your own, as well as displaying the weather, time and more.

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Sending files to Ubuntu Intrepid over bluetooth

23 March, 2009 - 245 words
Out of the box you cannot send files over bluetooth to a computer running the latest stable version of Ubuntu, Intrepid Ibex, 8.10. This is a bit of a problem for me since my main camera is my trusty Nokia N95. What you can do is send files to your phone, and browse its filesystem, just not receive. As you can imagine, there are some

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What I like about Ubuntu

28 January, 2007 - 157 words
I have a new PC, and both my bluetooth dongle and mp3 player no longer work; some problem or other with the USB ports. So I’ve upgraded to Ubuntu. I can no longer recover from standby or hibernate mode without a hard reset (possibly because I’m using the proprietary fglrx drivers for my ATI card rather than the free radeon ones) but that’s a small price to pay. Skimming through

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Your phone is a webcam

11 October, 2005 - 297 words
It seems so obvious, I don’t why it didn’t occur to me before – my phone can take video and it has a bluetooth connection (which I use all the time for transferring photos to my PC), thus making it the perfect portabl...

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Next-gen IM

14 June, 2005 - 163 words
Instant messengers with bluetooth detection facilities. That’s where it’s at, man. If you’re on Linux, you’re probably a step ahead of the game already, given this page on the Gentoo Wiki (courtesy of Jim’s del.icio.us links) which shows you how to perform an action when your blueto...

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Jabber presence for my phone calls

25 July, 2004 - 716 words
I’ve got a Bluetooth-enabled phone, and a Bluetooth-enabled computer. I’m online and I’m using Jabber. Except I’ve set my status to “Do Not Disturb” – when I do, it’s not for fun, there’s a reason, so it’s pretty annoying when my phone then rings or bleeps and vibrates to let me know I’ve got a message. I don’t care about messages – I’m busy. So why can’t my phone know about my ...

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