Computer Business Review Raspberry Pi hack targets selfie vanity Computer Business Review Lord is featuring this product and others at Kiwicon in New Zealand; it forms part of a set of gadgets he was created called the “Internet of Wrongs.” The modified Raspberry Pi Zero powers up from a battery and is designed to crush hipster vanity, said …
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ZDNet Hands-On with the Raspberry Pi Zero, Part 3: Software ZDNet In Part 1 of this mini-series I talked about the trials and tribulations and eventual joy of ordering and receiving a Raspberry Pi Zero. In Part 2 I looked in more detail at the Raspberry Pi Zero hardware, and some issues and possibilities with … Set Up a Raspberry Pi Zero in “Headless Mode” When You Don't Have Access to a …
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Hackaday Shoving a Raspberry Pi Zero Into an Xbox Controller Hackaday With the release of the Raspberry Pi Zero last month, we've been waiting in excitement to see the first creative hacks to come out, making use of its tiny size; which if you didn't know, is smaller than a business card. [Terence Eden] hopped to it and … and more »
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Lifehacker Australia Stuff A Raspberry Pi Zero Into An Xbox Controller For On-Demand Emulation Anywhere Lifehacker Australia The project uses an original Xbox controller (the original, giant one), wires in the Raspberry Pi Zero so it uses the Xbox controller as a controller, then runs an emulator out to a TV. So, when all's said and done, you simply need to plug the …
The Register Brit hardware hacker turns Raspberry Pi Zeros into selfie slayers The Register Kiwicon Hipsters and selfie addicts beware: infosec man Steve Lord has crafted a tool designed to sever your line of addiction to Instagram by quietly blocking it over public Wi-Fi. The British security bod built the Raspberry Pi Zero-powered “hipster ..
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Lifehacker Set Up a Raspberry Pi Zero in “Headless Mode” When You Don't Have Access to a … Lifehacker Setting up a normal sized Raspberry Pi in headless mode (where you don't need a monitor or keyboard attached) is super easy because you have access to an ethernet port. The Raspberry Pi Zero doesn't have an ethernet port, so you'll have to take a ..
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Lifehacker Australia Minibian Is A Minimal Version Of Raspbian For The Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The current version of Minibian is based on the most recent Rasbian build (Jessie), and is compatible with all the various versions of the Raspberry Pi . This version differs from Raspbian in a number of ways, but the main takeaway is that Minibian is …
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Make: and Humble Bundle Books Team Up to Focus on Raspberry Pi and Arduino Marketwired (press release) SAN FRANCISCO, CA–(Marketwired – Dec 2, 2015) – Snap up great deals on the best new books from Make: and purchase your favorite issues of Make: magazine at the price you want to pay. Make: is offering great new ebook bundles, valued at $276, … and more »
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CIO Today Raspberry Pi Offers $5 and $35 Personal Computers CIO Today If you're still hungry for pie after Thanksgiving, you might be interested in the newest offering from Raspberry Pi . The British company is offering its Zero PC for a mere $5 (US), or about half the cost of a real pie from your local bakery
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Pi Zero is the ultimate Raspberry Pi Electronics Weekly (blog) To judge by the twitter social media website, the maker community around the world has gone crazy about it. It is possible to find a £4 price tag for a basic module; how basic is difficult to discern.
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