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2010-06-29
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#22
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Yeah all working now thank you. Will test it now, need sleep before my presentation tomorrow!
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2010-06-29
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Originally Posted by windows7
a) If you mean Qi, then life force is not electrical in nature. If it were, we'd have graphs by now.
Even then, I think having eletrical power next to your body might not be very healthy, if you ever study thai chi or some other similar accient martial art, then you should know what i meant, but then such people probably would not even own a mobile phone
b) I doubt that any ancient text mention bluetooth effects on Qi.
c) Technically, it's a belief and religion is not allowed on TMO. Community rules, as much as I'd like to elaborate on this.
Finally, it's a very good idea. There is an app called SleePy, but it does the alarm without the graph, I prefer it this way. I was ready to make my own analyzer using motion detection and a camera, but this is simpler.
Giving it a try tonight.
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
Keep the forums clean: use "Thanks" button instead of the thank you post.
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2010-06-30
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I also see another app called sleeppy that does the same thing. Anyone tried both and share a comparison?
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2010-06-30
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here you go... very nice app!
btw I've found few issues:
- zoomed plot is not scrollable
- maybe a button "stop logging" in the logging window will be useful. I mean for coherence reasons.. I was not sure if I should close it without losing data..
another suggestion I can give you is to "store" also the threshold value inside the log. FYI, I was using 14.
oh, I think the correct spelling is interval and not intervall
[inside logfile]
ps: I don't like sharing imei... even the last 5 digits.. may I suggest to use some other solution? like phone number * last serial number digits...
btw I've found few issues:
- zoomed plot is not scrollable
- maybe a button "stop logging" in the logging window will be useful. I mean for coherence reasons.. I was not sure if I should close it without losing data..
another suggestion I can give you is to "store" also the threshold value inside the log. FYI, I was using 14.
oh, I think the correct spelling is interval and not intervall
[inside logfile]ps: I don't like sharing imei... even the last 5 digits.. may I suggest to use some other solution? like phone number * last serial number digits...
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2010-06-30
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@ Oregon
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Originally Posted by holysocks
Sleeppy has an alarm function that I really like, but seems like with SleepAnalyser you could change the trigger level and the graph is more detailed. I generally charge my phone as I sleep and I wake up to around 92-90% when I wake up with Sleeppy so we'll see what happens when I wake up tomorrow.
I also see another app called sleeppy that does the same thing. Anyone tried both and share a comparison?
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2010-06-30
, 06:35
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Hi, I had it running all night but found no way to save the file in the morning. As I don't understand the workings of the linux file system, I couldn't find it - either with file manager or while connected to my PC. After rebooting the phone, the file was gone.
You should have a way to save the file to a user-defined destination.
You should have a way to save the file to a user-defined destination.
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2010-06-30
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Nice app idea
I would like to test my sleeping patterns after a heavy night time activity
with or without alcohol as well.
I always think after a beer I sleep more comfortably. Lets see what the actual data will say about my observation.
Attached my last night log for your view caco3
Last edited by gsever; 2010-06-30 at 06:39.
I would like to test my sleeping patterns after a heavy night time activity
with or without alcohol as well.I always think after a beer I sleep more comfortably. Lets see what the actual data will say about my observation.
Attached my last night log for your view caco3
Last edited by gsever; 2010-06-30 at 06:39.
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2010-06-30
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Originally Posted by ndi
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31114
Technically, it's a belief and religion is not allowed on TMO. Community rules, as much as I'd like to elaborate on this.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=53382
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=50100
...just putting them out there for someone to flag them for moderation/closure then :P
Oh and to keep this post semi relevant to original topic..
Program actually looks good, My phone sleeps beside me so might as well try it out...
hmm I just realised i said "sleeps beside me" ...I think I'm over attached to it
Last edited by lwa; 2010-06-30 at 06:43.
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2010-06-30
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#30
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Very cool app, been loking for one like this.
Glad to help out with a log, default trigger.
Glad to help out with a log, default trigger.
Smart icon!