Previously, I looked at using the Linux video loopback system from the command line. The basic trick was simple enough: capture video from a real camera, process it with something like ffmpeg, and ...
A simple Chat application in Java for exploring higher level networking concepts in code. Created for a University Course, this was a 5-week project which resulted in a multithreaded terminal-based ...
Well, darn. Shucks and other comments. Seems as if I let something slip by me that shouldn’t have done so. A couple of weeks ago, I said that the concrete used in the construction of Hoover Dam wouldn ...
I experienced a weird problem recently. With a client for gama-server I try to regularly reconnect in case the connection is lost. With gama GUI, I open the program, let the client connect then close ...
Abstract: Often in conducting clustering we cannot determine the optimal number of clusters for clustering. Therefore Automatic Clustering algorithm is used to determine the optimal number of clusters ...
Abstract: Using socket programming, which plays a major role in the communication between devices and people, data is transmitted instantly over predetermined ports. By the evolution of technology, ...
This module provides an introduction to threading on the Raspberry Pi. Threading allows multiple processes to be implemented simultaneously. This can be useful in physical computing when two sensors ...
Learn how Intersil’s new PowerNavigator software can be used to design future power systems and even configure devices before you have an actual demo or evaluation board. This video will show how ...
Hi,<BR><BR>I'm trying to create a program that can tie the I/O of a socket to some kind of text box. The user types in the box, and whatever comes back through the socket gets displayed there as well.
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