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Yep, I used it before on Windows - the problem was that the Bluetooth range was too long :-). But it works great without the need of yet another piece of hardw
by jotm 13y ago
Yep, I used it before on Windows - the problem was that the Bluetooth range was too long :-).
But it works great without the need of yet another piece of hardware on you (that you need to charge I think?).
- networked 13y agoI ran into the opposite problem with Bluetooth, although on not-so-recent hardware. A little while ago I wrote a bunch of shell scripts for Linux to active Motion [1] on my home computer and laptop whenever I (or rather, my Bluetooth-equipped phone) was away. It would then record any detected motion as video and pictures (uploaded offsite in real time in case the computers got stolen -- that, I thought, was a neat feature) and alert me. In practice the system ended up producing too many false alarms when it failed to detect my phone for up to several minutes when I was around and generally had a very unstable range. [1] http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion
- marksi 13y agoSesame uses a CR1620 battery.