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I wrote an application to generate a wireless (802.11) heat map based on signal strength. The reason for it was to find the best place/area (for my laptop) to be with the highest signal strength. Below is a screenshot of the application (with the ESSID and BSSID removed for security reasons).

Write fast 3D software without a PhD http://fosswire.com – There are two kinds of fast in programming: Fast to code and fast to run. 3D applications and games are known to be speedy. But the time it takes to write and understand the code behind it? Not so much.

For those in the Utah vicinity, and who want to see a cool presentation about python, wiimotes and lasers (or who really like MS products, since most sessions seem dedicated to that), my brother is presenting at Utah Code Camp. It should be a little

My brother gave a talk about using python to detect lasers with webcams and also demo'd a prototype of a 3d game with wiimote headtracking. For those who missed the preso, there's now a video up. .fl

WiiMote Head Tracking for Killing Marshie in 3D March 25th, 2008 Posted in Head Tracking, Marshie Attacks, PyCon, laser, pySight, pyglet, wiimote

Pyglet Level Editor March 22nd, 2008 Hey Everyone, Sorry I’ve been away for a bit, work and trips and writing for Python Magazine had me pretty busy and I wasn’t able to reply to everyone’s comments on the simple Python game engine. I really do appreciate the comments though so please keep them coming.