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Swinders

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  1. We looked at doing something similar to this a few years ago. What we needed was to monitor a temperature of a test fixture that could be used by a number of test rigs. This was achieved by adding a USB thermocouple device (NI USB-9211A and later an NI USB-TC01) and running a LabVIEW executable in the background that read the temperature and logged it to a database. We wanted this to start as soon as the PC was on regardless of if it had been logged in and didn't want the logging application be visible to the users so we ran it using a service. Initially we used a tool called FireDaemon although we had some issues between this and our antivirus software so I created a small service to call a LabVIEW executable every 10 minutes. This is still working today and meets all our requirements. I posted a summary of this on my blog although there is no much detail there (contact me if you want any further details). One important thing to remember is if you run as a service (or are calling a LabVIEW exe from a service) there can be no user input. Don't try and update a front panel and make sure all errors are handled so no dialogue boxes appear.
  2. RT @RPF_Dev_Updates: Python "Morse Code Tweet Bot" built at @BigBangFair with help from @youngrewired http://t.co/XvKmB7Ta5G - great idea

  3. Pi and Prejudice - via @pimoroni -http://t.co/tU3rLO9qp3 - Wow,Raspberry Pi, Pibow and Lego. I thought those holes looked familiar.

  4. The @sciencemuseum has shortlisted the @Raspberry_Pi as one of the 21st C's great British innovations: please vote! http://t.co/8A2bcLH0JK

  5. Just donated to @rednoseday. You can too, go to http://t.co/2V09FnXgkl and help change lives now.

  6. Procrastination is Not Laziness http://t.co/kaOd1MQ8Ub

  7. James Dyson on R&D, frustration and failure http://t.co/H1wk5RnrFL

  8. Say goodbye to Windows Messenger, Microsoft to shut down service in March http://t.co/ZpmqEFL1WJ back to Skype then.

  9. Substituting Google Reader for some IFTTT magic http://t.co/UNEymD81ik

  10. Teachers get to grips with coding at Raspberry Pi jam http://t.co/P5aDiWjMNr

  11. Poor IT skills 'hurt young jobless' http://t.co/en7DOFOshw

  12. RT @howtogeek: Today we hooked up an LED indicator to our Raspberry Pi - http://t.co/0thjtqyXd8 - Great article using LedBorg (@Pi_Borg)

  13. If Gurl then Geek An Introduction to If Statements http://t.co/nNbQE6Jc8V - great video and intro to http://t.co/WhXeKW9j8h

  14. Astrobiologists discover fossils in meteorite fragments, confirming e.t. life http://t.co/ty0aDiJJS8 - or maybe not http://t.co/zJQvJUhIGL

  15. RT @newscientist: What your 'likes' on Facebook really say about you... http://t.co/ComAS569QT

  16. How to run Arduino on one 9V battery for weeks if not months http://t.co/K9h1o5rQEz

  17. I just supported Working the Cloud book-signing on Thunderclap! http://t.co/U7jUXvf9Nx

  18. OWASP Password Storage Cheat Sheet http://t.co/rz7th5k2TC

  19. Why I'm switching (back) to Firefox (via @cpaul37) http://t.co/emvLCpIr2C - I've also seen Chrome have memory problems. Back to Firefox?

  20. Douglas Adams's life celebrated by Google doodle http://t.co/szTVsIA51C

  21. My week on twitter: 1 retweets received, 5 new followers. Via: http://t.co/qIRwfcp4Nn

  22. RT @RPiSpy: RT @elsie_m_: "There should be the opportunity for every child in every school to study computer science" Prof Steve #Rjamboree

  23. RT @element14: Traffic chaos after LEGO spill across Virginia highway! Via @GeekDotCom http://t.co/sn7wN4zrFC

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