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Show HN: I made a webcam motion detector, local/cloud storage, AI person detect(camera10.com)
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Show HN: HTML5 motion detected webcam pics to email is back(pixeltwenty.com)
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Show HN: A free and simple latitude/longitude lookup service and API(pixeltwenty.com)
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Show HN: Add streamlets for all to see. It goes on and on and is saved nowhere(pixel20.com)
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Show HN: Free HTML/JS web page widget to show the number of *current* viewers(pixeltwenty.com)
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Show HN: Encrypted chat with PixelTwenty Towers, minimalistic and secure(pixeltwenty.com)
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Show HN: PixelTwenty WebSocket Towers – Cell towers but for software. Free(pixeltwenty.com)
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Fast Java: The bar for properly crafted Java code can be set very high (2012)(pixeltwenty.com)
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by pixeltwenty 9y ago
I like that idea. It could be an alternative, an additional option.
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by pixeltwenty 9y ago
Thanks for the ideas. One thing I have wrestled with in the past is how to prevent exposing the third party site email credentials (credentials the page would utilize for accessing Sendgrid, etc.) if the emailing code were hosted in the lo
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by pixeltwenty 9y ago
The motion detection takes place in the browser with JavaScript which analyzes and quantifies RGB value differences. HTML5 takes care of the camera. An email server is still required - HTML5 doesn't cover that of course. This works wit
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Show HN: HTML5 webcam pics to email with motion detection(pixeltwenty.com)
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Show HN: Add text and email alerts to anything(pixeltwenty.com)
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