[Progress 001] Creating a CPU Temperature Graph Chart.

Creating a CPU Temperature Graph Chart.

What does this program do? It will graph out a chart and output a PNG image. In this case I made this display on my web-server. This requires understanding how to use cron and bash files.

What it looks like.

From 11/13/2014 Improvement Upon the Script, It now reads off local weather stations to display weather temperature condition and graphs them too.

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Starting New Format

All the things I do will be now posted in Homepage, Other pages will be used as reference to the homepage. Just to make my life easier because I realized that the format I was going for is tooo complex and confusing. So new format. Plus Bright side is that my homepage shall look more fancy with posts!! πŸ™‚ but downside is that I may need to change layout! and it may be that way… πŸ˜€ anyways this is just a notification.

Update

What have I been up too you may ask?

Well Jar Battery project kinda went down hill.

Had a few idea’s here and there also ^.^

Today I spent time working on my 2nd website… It now is mostly in PHP coding.. and I also made this fancy thing….

A Internal CPU Temperature Graph of my 2nd Second Server in Celsius. It also updates periodically with the live camera stream… (1 min. interval)

A Idea of mine…

So this idea of mine came out so suddenly.. But its a way to turn saltwater into distilled water! without maintenanceΒ  πŸ˜€ .. its funny how I came up with the idea.. Messing around with magnifying glass and doing the water battery jar project made me think think about it I suppose hehe. But basicly its powered by the sun to produce steam threw a magnifying glass… πŸ˜€ here’s a diagram I made in paint(Oh Really Paint? More like Gimp.. Shhh).

:) My Idea...
πŸ™‚ My Idea…

Updates

I haven’t been posting much so here’s an update.

– I’m working on achieving a sustainable water battery. I’ll post a page for it when I get the chance.

– I’ve been mapping away for counter strike:source.

– And also college stuff..

 

My First Saltwater Battery

So on Thursday I decided to develop a Salt water battery because well… I thought it would be cool and plus I have all the things for it… However, it was a messy project apparently.. I had to revise 4 times before deciding that its the maximum power it can generate. Amazingly it works well. It has been running for 1 day now on a Joule thief circuit and It’s using paper towels to hold Saltwater.

How is this made you may ask? It’s quiet simple I used a Paper towel, Copper Wire, Aluminum Foil. and I made the Foil into a rod and wrapped Paper Towel around the foil rod and Wound the copper wire around the paper towel to hold it in place with the rod inside. Then soaked the entire battery into salt water. Then your Foil rod becomes negative voltage and Copper becomes Positive Voltage. There’s Voltage!! πŸ˜€

Question remains is what will happen when the water dries up… So far the results is that the Copper Wires are turning turning dark brown. It apparently reached peak voltage of 1.55 Volts. It continues to produce the same voltage range as it dries up. I’m not expecting it to do anything epic or anything its just a little experimentation on saltwater battery…

Hopefully I can make a saltwater jar battery.

A new project will be listed in Project about this with Photo/Diagrams/Plans.

Live Camera

The first live camera I’ve setup! πŸ˜€ it should work or else this maybe it’s blocked for you!

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I know it’s currently not in the best view. I don’t live in a fancy scenery area. It’s pointing at my window, and it’s looking up into the nice California sky! Not to mention the fact that the cable on the camera was just to short. Also mentioning this camera isn’t water proof so it has to be indoors. It’ll be pitch dark at night just saying. So hopefully this is cool! Maybe one day there will be a pretty scenery but I doubt it for now. But it works… Currently I’m saving every image to see what it’s like in time-lapse.