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Blondie Once Said To Call Her But Never Answerd
It receives via 1090 MHz and the API is fetched. HA!
Been working on a project that I've been wanting to do for several years now. The project? Blinking a light bulb red when military aircraft are in my area. I originally looked into IFTTT (If This Then That) but didn't really see anything that could accomplish my goals in mind and every time I tried to mess around with IFTTT it turned out to be a flop. So I shelved my project for several years only now revising the idea with the advent of AI. Since I don't know much in the way of code except BBcode and markdown (LOL), AI has been fantastic for my coding needs, and because of it I can do so many awesome things and thus far have some 30 PHP and HTML scripts to prove it. Even created several scripts to look at lottery numbers, compiling statistics and whatnot. An no, there are no real "lucky, play these numbers." While there is some interesting data it truly is random. I mean, random balls floating around a see though cylinder...
Anyway, the following craptacluer edited video (I'm not a content creator by any means) showcases what I've been up to. Once I add some more fluff (if I can, sucker is some 370 lines already) and test everything I'll release the code into the public domain.
mega.nz
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Been working on a project that I've been wanting to do for several years now. The project? Blinking a light bulb red when military aircraft are in my area. I originally looked into IFTTT (If This Then That) but didn't really see anything that could accomplish my goals in mind and every time I tried to mess around with IFTTT it turned out to be a flop. So I shelved my project for several years only now revising the idea with the advent of AI. Since I don't know much in the way of code except BBcode and markdown (LOL), AI has been fantastic for my coding needs, and because of it I can do so many awesome things and thus far have some 30 PHP and HTML scripts to prove it. Even created several scripts to look at lottery numbers, compiling statistics and whatnot. An no, there are no real "lucky, play these numbers." While there is some interesting data it truly is random. I mean, random balls floating around a see though cylinder...
Anyway, the following craptacluer edited video (I'm not a content creator by any means) showcases what I've been up to. Once I add some more fluff (if I can, sucker is some 370 lines already) and test everything I'll release the code into the public domain.
39.93 MB file on MEGA
That is a video hosted by Mega that should render via HTML5 in your browser. If you have trouble use another browser or portable Firefox. Look it up.
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