Another update to the BLOX2 (BLU Life One X2) kernel, I just added the FIOPS i/o scheduler. You can check out the commit on GitLab, but it is very straight […]
Bluetooth Breakdown: Sending my own commands with gatttool
Yes, there is purposely one too many t’s in GattTool. Last time we looked at the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) packets being sent from my Android app to my home […]
Some Wobble To Your Bobble?
In the continuing efforts to make a fun game that tests my (very limited and basic) skills as a C++ programmer, as well as to further the bounds of SFML, […]
Darkness overcomes the Blu Life One X2
Sounds sinister! But really I just added the darkness governor to the BLOX2 (Blu Life One X2). It is part of my video series on 64 bit kernel modification, which […]
Bluetooth Breakdown?
So, in the continuing saga of learning about Bluetooth, I am breaking down some transmissions of Bluetooth signal from my Android phone to the Bluetooth auto start that I built. […]
Making A Kernel Zip
Some people who have been using the video tutorials have requested this, so I am posting a link here for making your own kernel zip file. Download the linked file, […]
Interview with WaveUp creator juanitobananas!
WaveUp is by far one of the handiest tools you can add to your Android arsenal! I’ve used this app for over a year now, and I love it! It’s […]
Water Drums With Sound!
If you take a look at my latest commit to the Water Drum Game, you’ll see that I added a few features! Notably, when in free play mode, the drums […]
Foray into Bluetooth Programming through C and C++
alaskalinuxuser@alaskalinuxuser-OptiPlex-7010:~/Documents/c++/bluetooth/cbluez$ ./simplescan FC:58:FA:08:72:E4 CANZ alaskalinuxuser@alaskalinuxuser-OptiPlex-7010:~/Documents/c++/bluetooth/cbluez$ ./simplescan FC:58:FA:08:72:E4 CANZ alaskalinuxuser@alaskalinuxuser-OptiPlex-7010:~/Documents/c++/bluetooth/cbluez$ ./simplescan 00:00:00:00:5A:AD bacon FC:58:FA:08:72:E4 CANZ alaskalinuxuser@alaskalinuxuser-OptiPlex-7010:~/Documents/c++/bluetooth/cbluez$ That was the terminal output from the program “simplescan”, which I got from an instructive […]
Interview with Tomas, the creator of Your Local Weather app!
As you already know, I like open source software. I also really like knowing what the weather is currently, and what it is supposed to be over the next couple […]