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A remote control for XBMC that I'm writing in html/css/js, based on the Nokia WRT specs, but running just fine in plain Safari.
www.01com.com/ - Remote access software for online meetings, web conferencing, remote PC access and remote IT support including help desk software and online training solutions.
Interesting concept here, Bubbles got fed up with my photographing things like rare fruit bats and giant waterfalls, so decided I was more useful holding both cameras whilst she took her own photos! So here I am holding the QX10 remote lens in my left hand, whilst shooting the scene myself with my a77. Bubbles is using my Xperia phone to actually take her pictures via wireless via the QX10 in my left hand.
No, it's not a trick of the lens. So worn is my TiVo remote that it no longer has numbers printed on the buttons. No matter - like a Jedi master, I am able to naviagate with touch alone.
My remote coworker, Oakley the rabbit, is not adhering to social distancing practices.
By Gena Hamilton
Here are the Blu-Ray DVD remotes, that is my LG 8100 for scale.
Left: Philips BDP900/37 Blu-Ray Remote
Right: Sony BDP-S1 Blu-Ray HD Remote
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Today I thought id had a quick test of remote shooting. Maybe it would allow me to be closer with the camera? I think its worked okay :)
Not exactly the prettiest remote, but I think I really dig using my iPad and/or iPhone as a remote control for my TV. Rather rudimentary, but it is technically a game controller.
The gizmos to start my generator remotely by PC: timzim.blogspot.com/2008/10/remote-generator-start.html
Remote! (Sadly, according to the flight crew, the plane we were on was just put into service, and did not have the IFE system operational)
The controller for the lift used to separate bogies from the carriages of Underground trains. Upminster Depot open day, August 2009.