Index on Michael Cullen

I have a lot of transport stream captures.

While working for a long-term client, I was asked to create a new live transport stream input module for their cloud-based playout platform, to replace an existing one which was not performing.

Taking Stock I started out by looking at what I had, and figuring out what to work on first.

This tweet says it all really: New RC2022/10 entry from @mich181189 Platform: Windows 2000/XP Project : make a Twitter client for Windows 2000/XP (maybe also Win 98).

For many years, I have wanted to make a USB christmas tree.

This is a project I am working on for London Hackspace The Hackspace access control system uses microcontrollers and a webserver to allow members to access tools as well as the space itself.

I was contracted to develop a system to automatically navigate Android apps and find ads within them.

This started as a late night idea at London Hackspace that I made the mistake of actually building just before everything closed (it was 2020…) To create this, I welded some metal plates to the legs of a desk, then used these to attach a couple of linear…

Over the weekend, I operated a special event station, GB4LHS to celebrate the London Hackspace reopening in Wembley, and also to demonstrate amateur radio to visitors at the open day.

In a previous post, I loaded up a bowl of custard with an ATU.

Some time ago, someone said of their ex-military antenna tuner “it would tune a bowl of custard if you asked it to” – this got me thinking, could I make my MFJ-971 antenna tuner literally tune a bowl of custard?

Note: The Pi3 figures in this may be questionable since I have since discovered it was overheating and scaling its clock.

The cool thing about shooting film is the choices!

Every year, I leave the country for my birthday.

This post is the first in a hopefully regular series of posts about film photography.

I figured it was time to clean up a bit.