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Through Bluetooth sniffing, using this method I've been able to (semi reliably) control the SP110e controller via Homebridge.
You can find this controller for very cheap here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000773623427.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.4f09329cJ7C1H4&algo_pvid=542e757b-587f-4540-8652-2195883f1349&algo_expid=542e757b-587f-4540-8652-2195883f1349-0&btsid=0bb0622a16012309671478585ed4bd&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
This entire guide is for Bluetooth LE libraries, and uses hexidecimal.
| // @flow | |
| import * as React from "react"; | |
| type Breakpoint = { | |
| type: "Breakpoint", | |
| x: number, | |
| y: number | |
| }; |
| (* Written in Turbo Pascal on an old MS-DOS computer at my family home. *) | |
| (* Will this work in DOSBox? *) | |
| program game; | |
| uses Crt, Dos; | |
| type | |
| Coord = ARRAY[1..2] of Integer; | |
| Player = Object | |
| Number, Percent : Integer; | |
| Pos : Coord; |
WARNING: Specifications are subject to change.
IRC, in it's current incarnation, is a very powerful communication tool. It's used from small online communities, to powering team collaboration and communication at a large scale like at Facebook.
But, IRC as a platform has not really grown in a suitable way to meet the needs of it's users. To provide services, user authentication, etc, IRC resorts to services to provide this. User authentication is not part of the protocol itself. Services are a hack on the IRCd, at best. Not even the connection between the IRCd and the services, or the functionality of the services, is standardized. Often times, setting up services with an IRCd is a long and painful process.