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Am I Hot or Not

Sure, it's not the dream system with computer-controlled vents on the furnace and a genetic algorithm to optimize heat-flow, but it is pretty damn cool. This system makes use of Dallas Semiconductor Digital Thermometers to monitor temperature throughout the house. Hopefully the fellow running the project will put up the source to the Linux driver he has running the sensors. This project ties in nicely with the question posed by a recent Ask Slashdot as well.

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  1. Developers: Am I Hot Or Not by Craig+Maloney · · Score: 5, Funny

    Whew... For a moment from the title I thought it might have been a competition amongst developers to determine if they were Hot or Not. I don't think a lot of the egos out there could take that kind of abuse.

  2. Heh. by Skreech · · Score: 3, Funny

    Frankie is a Radisys EP-32 with a 33Mhz 486DX, a megs of flash memory, and 16 megs of EDO RAM. Of course he boots Linux directly from the flash disk.

    I hope thats not the webserver! Otherwise, I belive the answer is "hot."

  3. Am I Geek Or Not? by KILNA · · Score: 3, Funny

    Am I Geek Or Not

    'Nuff said. I claim no affiliation with this site.

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  4. Re:Did something similar by Krapangor · · Score: 2, Funny

    How do you measure the "success" of the control of an automatic horse feeder ?
    By the number of horses which don't starve ?

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    Owner of a Mensa membership card.
  5. server is slashdotted i hope he's not dead by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Jeeze, we've slashdotted the sensor already.

    I hope we didnt end up roasting or freezing the guy.

    this could end up as the first slashdot induced fatality.