Timelapse of iSight wakeup captures

OK, so I've done the same thing, and hadn't thought of putting it together into a movie before. So, iMovie to the rescue, we get:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdu0yLAgVj0

which is a little less frenetic. :-)

Hmm.. I'm on 10.4.10 and my Sleepwatcher still works just fine. The only thing, that stopped working after I upgraded from .8 to .10, was DeepSleep widget.
Actually I did that take-a-picture-with-iSight-on-wake-up-and-upload-it-to-my-webserver about half a year ago by myself. For security reasons, of course. :) And because it was easy.

Hey, thanks for the seizure!

That got parsed out. It should say:

while ($fname = <*.jpg>)

Let's see if this works.

This guy doesn't seem to understand file globs in Perl. This is much easier:

#!/usr/bin/perl

while ($fname = )
{
rename ($fname, ++$i . ".jpg");
}

Dosent this guy know any girls :P

oops! here's the link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-W3hwfhwes

I've been playing around with something like this too. I've been snapping off a shot every morning with my iMac's built-in camera and uploading it to my flickr account using flickrbooth. I was waiting till I got to 365 days before I tried figuring out how to make a movie out of the sequence but thanks(!) TUAW for tipping me to the Quicktime trick. You can see my results here:

Unless I've misunderstood what you mean by the Sleepwatcher daemon, I'm on 10.4.10 and mine is working just fine.

Decent concept. Unfortunately, not entertaining. At the end he realizes he has a jumble of random images which play too fast and have no punchline, so he throws in some slower snapshots outside of the gimmick. And?