Posts Tagged “twitter”

btlogger updated to support OAuth

Twitter pulling the plug on basic authentication meant I had to make changes to btlogger to support OAuth. Fortunately, librest made the code changes trivial. However, I ran into some problems. The clock was out of sync on the PC where btlogger runs. This caused the authenticate process to fail at the token request stage [...]

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btlogger update

I finally got around to fixing btlogger. It broke after an Ubuntu upgrade which contained BlueZ changes. Anyway, I have moved the code over to Gitorious and made a new tarball and Debian package. Binary: http://zedstar.org/deb/btlogger_0.3.3-1_i386.deb Tarball: http://zedstar.org/tarballs/btlogger-0.3.3.tar.gz Repo: git clone git://gitorious.org/btlogger/btlogger.git Take a look at the README for further information.

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Tweeting from an IRC bot

I have made a Guile module which is capable of being used by the IRC bot bobot++. The code is available here: http://zedstar.org/tarballs/sneektweet-0.1.tar.gz The readme: sneektweet 0.1: Wraps some C/GLib code which posts to Twitter. setup: Edit configure.ac to set twitter account details. from REPL: john@thinkpad:~/workspace/sneektweet$ guile guile> (use-modules (twitter sneektweet)) guile> (tweet “foobar”) guile> [...]

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shakeyshakey

When accelerometers meet Twitter. This programs calculates the covariance of data sampled from a Thinkpad’s accelerometers. If the covariance is over a certain threshold it posts the result to Twitter. Or more simply put, shake your laptop and make it tweet! It is a command line program which requires a Twitter username and password to [...]

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geotwitta

geotwitta lets you see how far you are from other twitter users running the program. It will post to your twitter account letting you know the distance in kilometers from those users. It is based on a bunch of technologies I wanted to try out. As a result it is somewhat over-engineered for what it [...]

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Bluetooth logging to Twitter with btlogger

I decided to hack my Bluetooth logger so that it could post any new devices it saw to my Twitter account. This should be interesting once I get it setup on my desk at work! After moving to Intrepid Ibex I realised the changes in BlueZ versions borked my software. It took me a while [...]

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