You can also use to create your own gallery, simply by going to http://www.danielandrade.net/picplz/?u=USERNAME, changing the USERNAME to your own. And then you have it.

Ah, take a look at my gallery here.

Hope you like it, and use it!!
Let me know what do you think of it.

I got my Dotklok up and running some days ago, I am really enjoying it on my room.
But I want to do more with it. Too bad right now I don’t have much time to play with electronics and build cool things.

Anyway, today I decided to spend some time learning the Dotklok’s code and add a temperature sensor to it. The result was really cool, and now I am sharing the bit of code I added to the clock.

To make it work in your clock, you must add a new effect called temperature(); in the switch area, then in
time animations, add the code below. And for the hardware, I used a LM35 Temperature Sensor connected in 5V, GND, and AD3, but can use any AD available, just change the code afterwards.

Here is the code, but you can check the RAW file too.
[cc lang="c"]

// temperature()
// Temperature Sensor + Clock – by Daniel Spillere Andrade – www.DanielAndrade.net
// Should Change the Temperature Only when minutes change, to prevent floating on temperature
// Based on http://www.danielandrade.net/2008/07/05/temperature-sensor-arduino/ – Daniel Spillere Andrade – daniel [a] danielandrade.net

void temperature(){

ht1632_clear();

plot(0,0,1); plot(0,15,1); plot(23,15,1); plot(23,0,1);

//Draw Dots and Temperature

plot(7,3,1);
plot(7,5,1);
plot(16,3,1);
plot(16,5,1);

plot(13,9,1);
plot(13,10,1);
plot(14,9,1);
plot(14,10,1);

// Drawing the ‘C’, it’s ugly I know
for(int i=16;i<19;i++){
for(int j=9;j<14;j++){
if(j==9 || j==13) { plot (i,j,1);}
else { plot(16,j,1); }
}
}

int temppin = 3; // Define LM35 PIN
int tempval; // Temperature Read Variable

tempval = ( 5.0 * analogRead(temppin) * 100.0) / 1024.0; //Makes the first read

/* TIME LOOP */
do{

time_now = RTC.now();

if( ( time_now.minute() != time_prev.minute() ) ){
if( !power_up && midnight_random() ) return;

tempval = 0;
for(int i=0;i< =9;i++){
tempval = tempval + (( 5.0 * analogRead(temppin) * 100.0) / 1024.0); // Reads the Variable and converts to Celsius
delay(100); // tempf = (tempval * 9)/ 5 + 32; to converts to fahrenheit
}
tempval = tempval/10;

}
// Here starts the code.
// Draw Temperature, only when minute changes!

putchar_3x5(5,9,(tempval%100)/10);
putchar_3x5(9,9,tempval%10);

//Draw Time
putchar_3x5(0,2,(time_now.hour()%100)/10);
putchar_3x5(3,2,time_now.hour()%10);
putchar_3x5(9,2,time_now.minute()/10);
putchar_3x5(12,2,time_now.minute()%10);
putchar_3x5(18,2,time_now.second()/10);
putchar_3x5(21,2,time_now.second()%10);

time_prev = time_now;

/* CHECK BUTTONS, return if necessary */
if( change_animation() ) return;

while( PAUSE && b5.isPressed( )); // pause mode for photos

} while(1);

}

[/cc]

Some more pics and video.

What do you think?
If you modify the code, don’t forget to share!

Thanks for reading!

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It work this way: Even in localhost or on a remote host, when you make some changes just on the CSS file, and press F5 in any browser, you have to download all the xhtml and images again. When you are working with an remote server, this is one of the worst things, and takes some seconds of your precious time! To improve that you should bookmark a small JavaScript code in to your Firefox toolbar, and when you want to update just the CSS style you press it. The script deletes the css file from your cache, re-opens the website cached and with the CSS file updated. This way is way faster!

To create this button you should click with right mouse button on your “bookmark toolbar” in Firefox. In the menu you should choose “New BookMark”; insert some name, like “CSS Refresh” and in “location” paste this code:

javascript:void(function(){var i,a,s;a=document.getElementsByTagName('link');for(i=0;i<a.length;i++){s=a[i];if(s.rel.toLowerCase().indexOf('stylesheet')>=0&&s.href) {var h=s.href.replace(/(&|%5C?)forceReload=d+/,'');s.href=h+(h.indexOf('?')>=0?'&':'?')+'forceReload='+(new Date().valueOf())}}})();

Now, everytime you’re in Firefox making some changes on your CSS code, just press the button to update your style sheet.

More at: flagrantdisregard.com

The old code I showed in this page wasn’t working on IE, so I re-wrote this to a better way to embed google videos on your website. Any problem let me know!

First you open the page where is the video you want embed at http://video.google.com, then in Firefox you just click on “View Page Info” under the menu of the right-button of the mouse.

Then you go to “Media” tab and copy the link to the flash file, as you can see in the image below:

The URL will look something like this:
“http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?videoUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fvp.video.google.com%2
Fvideoplayback%3Fid%3D25036f0c0ef9bf52%26begin%3D0%26len%3D7160%2
6itag%3D5%26urlcreated%3D1134654406%26docid%3D5651279610882414164%26urlcreated
%3D1134654406%26sigh%3Dj-smBnlHLu4CSvFmXYUrfzgZEn4&autoPlay=true”

Now that we have the address of the video file, we have to set a flash code and replace “YOUR CODE HERE” with the one we got before:

<object width="400" height="325"><embed src="YOUR CODE HERE" quality="high" pluginspage= "http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="400" height="325"></embed></object>

If you want that the movie starts paused, you have to change the last option of the link from “autoPlay=true” to “autoPlay=”

I figured out how to make the full screen work

30/12/05

So, to make the full screen mode works, you need to add the following code before the </head>:

<script src="http://video.google.com/jslib/misc.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="http://ovelha.org/pasteler0/files/videoplay.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

I would advice you to download the videoplay.js and save it in another path, because someday I may delete the file. Then you just need to chenge the
<script src="http://ovelha.org/pasteler0/files/videoplay.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
with the new path.

Now here you can see a sample video of “Ultra-OverClocking your CPU with Liquid Nitrogen”, from tomshardware.com
And, please DIGG IT!

My objective was to make a script that, when you set a user, it would show all of his photosets, and when clicking in one of those, it would make a list of the photos linking to the photo in the maximum size on flickr. So, using some download manager (in firefox, I used Flashgot and FlashGet) you could simply download all the pictures in max size from a photoset.

I made a lot of changes on the code, and get to this. The script is working find, so I decided to release this on internet, making available to everyone.

Downloading:

Download the latest version of the script from here.

Installing:

To install the script on your server, you have to upload all files to the same dir, and create a folder called “cache” with the chmod “777“.

 

Open the “library.php” and change the $config['user']=”" to your user ID. To help getting this ID, you can go to THIS website.
For example: $config['user']=”44441834@N00″;

 

You also need to add the username in $config['username']=”";
For example: $config['username']=”pasteler0″;

 

If you want to show your private photosets, you can set the email you are using on your flickr account in $config['email']=”"; or your flickr password in $config['password']=”";

Customizing:

If you want to change the style, you simply edit the flickr.css file.

Faq:

How do I download the pictures?

When you select the photoset, the script will create a list with link to all photos in the set with bigger size available. Having flashgot installed, you click with the right mouse and select the option “Flashgot all“. After that it will open in the download manager you have configured.

 

Pictures have strange name, how do I fix this?

This names are the original names in flickr. You can change the name of the file to the title as a bunch using Flashget.
After you have downloaded all pictures, you go to Downloaded Folder in Flashget, select the files you want to change the name, and click on:
Right Mouse -> Rename -> Comment as Filename and you are done!

Obs:

• You can find this script working for my pictures here.
• Remember that is not legal to download pictures without the permission of the owner/photographer, this script shouldn’t be used to stole pictures.

Hope you enjoyed this script. If you liked, have any question or advice, please, just leave a comment.

V1.0 – You can download the script here.

DEMO HERE

More information about installation are located in the .php file.

Hope this will be somehow useful. Please, if you liked this, or have any suggestion or correction, just leave a comment.