Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Python script to harvest pictures from specific Instagram accounts.
As a Raspberry Pi owner I am always tinkering and trying to think of new things to do with it.
I had the idea to write a script to download all pictures from some of my favorite Instagram users.
I wanted it to...
1) Download from a simple list of multiple users
2) Download all pictures even on multiple pages.
3) Ensure that it's always downloading the high-res version of the image.
4) Stop downloading once it reaches an image it has already downloaded.
5) Send me a notification of what if any new downloads are available.
So I set out writing it and below is the results of my efforts.
It isn't pretty, I can't guarantee it won't crash, and if Instrgram tweak their code base too much the scraping will probably break but here it is in all it's glory, hopefully some other users might find it useful.
NOTE: this will only download from public Instagram accounts.
http://pastebin.com/1iMBqEgq
Friday, April 11, 2014
New game for Android, Diced!
Diced is a simple but addictive puzzle game,
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamiefuller.diced
Use your finger or stylus to draw a line connecting up the dice.
The faces of which must add up to the number in the "to win" box.
If the dices add up correctly, they'll vanish.
Remove all the dice and you'll access the next level.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamiefuller.diced
Use your finger or stylus to draw a line connecting up the dice.
The faces of which must add up to the number in the "to win" box.
If the dices add up correctly, they'll vanish.
Remove all the dice and you'll access the next level.
Features:
- 50 Fiendish Levels
- Level save/select function (Once you have completed a level you can select it)
- 10 step undo to help with the really hard levels =)
Thursday, March 20, 2014
De-lite for Android!
Apologies for the delay on posting, I've been spending most of my days recently either behind the camera or with my Daughter. however, I recently discovered an AMAZING piece of development software for android that really fired me up again, and encouraged me to write this post.
The software? its called b4a (basic4android) and as the name suggests is just that, a VB like IDE for developing for android devices.
http://www.basic4ppc.com/index.html
I have tried many many routes to creating a game for android and mostly fell foul of the overly complex set-ups before you can even begin writing code. That is absolutely a thing of the past with this software.
From install to publishing on Google play store took just a few days. and now I know the system I imagine I could do a game within a day! Anyway, please check out the game!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamiefuller.delite
Thanks!
The software? its called b4a (basic4android) and as the name suggests is just that, a VB like IDE for developing for android devices.
http://www.basic4ppc.com/index.html
I have tried many many routes to creating a game for android and mostly fell foul of the overly complex set-ups before you can even begin writing code. That is absolutely a thing of the past with this software.
From install to publishing on Google play store took just a few days. and now I know the system I imagine I could do a game within a day! Anyway, please check out the game!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamiefuller.delite
Thanks!
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
easynews zip queue downloader...
Hi All,
if any of you have an easynews account (and an n900) you can use this python script to automatically download any files in Queue 1.
Its smart enough to determine if you have already downloaded a file and will not download the files again and again.
it doesn't download the zip file but the files within it.
Hope this is of some use to people.
the python script can be found here for easy copy&pasting
http://www.refactory.org/s/python_script_toautomatically_download_files_store_in_an_easynews_zip_queue/view/latest
if any of you have an easynews account (and an n900) you can use this python script to automatically download any files in Queue 1.
Its smart enough to determine if you have already downloaded a file and will not download the files again and again.
it doesn't download the zip file but the files within it.
Hope this is of some use to people.
the python script can be found here for easy copy&pasting
http://www.refactory.org/s/python_script_toautomatically_download_files_store_in_an_easynews_zip_queue/view/latest
Theres life in the ol' girl (N900) yet....
Hi All,
Its been a while since I posted, I'm afraid I was drawn to the dark side and purchased a Samsung Galaxy S2.its a fantastic phone but thats not the point of this thread.
I recently rewired my home network and decided I wanted to get a VPN appliance, but they are amazingly expensive...so I thought about a sheeva plug pc running linux with SSH tunelling...but even though they are small pcs, they are still pretty bulky and expensive.
and then I spied out of the corner of my eye, my N900, gathering dust in my office drawer.
After a good long charge the device booted up, I had already installed ssh so it was ready to go!
I removed all non required apps and settings, IE email accounts and facebook etc.
I then disabled powersaving on the wifi (as that tends to limit incoming connections)
and now it sits there providing me a loverly SSH vpn system, with a full pyhon interpreter (which I have written an automatic easynew downloading tool)
it has lynx on there for an emergency bit of text based browsing.
I also installed X11VNC so I can remote in and control the phone should I need to.
it also acts as a 32GB online storage device, and using truecrypt gives me full encryption of that storage should the device get stolen!
I have a cheap timer plug which switches charging off for a few hours every day to allow the battery to drain.
I'd love to hear others ideas of what I could add?
Thanks
Its been a while since I posted, I'm afraid I was drawn to the dark side and purchased a Samsung Galaxy S2.its a fantastic phone but thats not the point of this thread.
I recently rewired my home network and decided I wanted to get a VPN appliance, but they are amazingly expensive...so I thought about a sheeva plug pc running linux with SSH tunelling...but even though they are small pcs, they are still pretty bulky and expensive.
and then I spied out of the corner of my eye, my N900, gathering dust in my office drawer.
After a good long charge the device booted up, I had already installed ssh so it was ready to go!
I removed all non required apps and settings, IE email accounts and facebook etc.
I then disabled powersaving on the wifi (as that tends to limit incoming connections)
and now it sits there providing me a loverly SSH vpn system, with a full pyhon interpreter (which I have written an automatic easynew downloading tool)
it has lynx on there for an emergency bit of text based browsing.
I also installed X11VNC so I can remote in and control the phone should I need to.
it also acts as a 32GB online storage device, and using truecrypt gives me full encryption of that storage should the device get stolen!
I have a cheap timer plug which switches charging off for a few hours every day to allow the battery to drain.
I'd love to hear others ideas of what I could add?
Thanks
Saturday, March 12, 2011
BounceBounce, a Doodle-Jump Clone
Hi Everyone,
I'm pleased to announce my latest game, this was a popular request from the talkmaemo website.
BounceBounce is a simple accelerometer controlled game, simply bounce your fella as high as possible. Different blocks have different bounce properties and watch out for the bad guy too!
Can be found in extras-testing, and don't forget to vote!
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Paper Toss N900
I've been playing with Python and Pygame over the last few days and decided to make a version of the best thing that is available for Android.
Now you can play Paper Toss without having to install Nitdroid, although you should still do that anyway :)
Its packaged as a zip file, simply extract to a folder on your n900 (preferably under your mydocs folder) and then launch the python file from xterm with "python game.py"
To download click here
Have Fun!
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