HackTechDev

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HackTechDev/pychat

A Python chat server, with multiple chat rooms.

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HackTechDev/pyorpg-client

The client for the PyORPG project (http://www.powrtoch.org/pyorpg/)

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HackTechDev/MaternelGrandeSectionLecture

Public repository.

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HackTechDev/yquake2

The Yamagi Quake II client for Raspberry Pi

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HackTechDev/PocketMine-MP

PocketMine-MP is a server software for Minecraft PE (Pocket Edition). It has a Plugin API that enables a developer to extend it and add new features, or change default ones

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HackTechDev/RaspberryPi-BuildRoot

The objective of this project is to provide an SDK and root file system for the Raspberry Pi that is lightweight and takes full advantage of the hardware available. The resulting image produced is small distro known as Bsquask (linux). The Bsquask SDK provides a GCC 4.6.3 toolchain for building armv6 binaries with the hardfloat ABI, as well as bootloaders, kernel image, rootfs, and development sysroot for the Raspberry Pi.

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HackTechDev/rememberaaronsw

rememberaaronsw

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HackTechDev/Hexapod

Hexapod

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HackTechDev/doom_html5

Doom en html5

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HackTechDev/journal

Mon journal

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HackTechDev/car

I found a cheap and readably hackable RC car that is controlled by the Bluetooth of an Android phone on sparkfun.com ( https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11162 ). This project is my somewhat ongoing modifications of this simple car to convert it from just a locally controlled car to something that can be controlled from anywhere and is eventually somewhat autonomous. The modifications at this stage are to add the ability, via the AsyncTask class, to control the phone, and therefore the car, remotely. All that is send to the phone is the byte code that then gets send, via Bluetooth, to the I-Racer. What I hope to implement next is the ability to see what the phone/car sees via a video stream, however, it is much more difficult at least to send it out onto the internet. I guess my first step is to send it via LAN. This should be fairly easy as there are already existing apps (free/open source) that can do this. I've tried to add comments to the source code, although probably more could be added. Hope you find it useful!

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