Exercises
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Build a project similar to the burglar alarm, but use another type of sensor. There’s tons of inspiration out there on the Web.[123]
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Add the current timestamp to the burglar alarm email. Get the timestamp from a Daytime service.
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Add support for DHCP and DNS to the burglar alarm.
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Add support for Base64 to the burglar alarm, so you no longer have to manually encode your username and password. A Base64 library is available.[124]
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Add a piezo buzzer to the project and emit a beeping sound whenever a burglar is detected.
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Get a TTL Serial Camera[125] and attach photos of the burglar to your emails. This is a fairly advanced exercise. You have to learn how to control the camera, and you also have to learn how to send email attachments. ...
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