TechCrunch The Rokos Core OS Turns Your Raspberry Pi Into A Bitcoin Node TechCrunch The Rokos Core, now in its fourth version, is a disk image for Raspberry Pis that can turn your single-board computer into a full bitcoin node. The system will allow you to hold a bitcoin wallet and mine, send, and receive bitcoin over the network …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi is democratized in Prague Electronics Weekly (blog) A Raspberry Pi 2 controlled Christmas tree was on the back of a special tram car in Prague. The colours on the tree were internet-controlled via the Raspberry Pi and the clever bit was the public were allowed to change the colours. A second Pi …
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Lifehacker The Kano Screen Kit Is a Fun to Build, Compact Display for the Raspberry Pi Lifehacker We're all surrounded by screens, but few of us know how they really work. If you're looking to teach your kids how displays work (or learn for yourself!) and you need a display for a Raspberry Pi , the Kano Screen Kit is a reasonably priced, portable ..
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi 2 Multimedia System Tutorial Published By SeeedStudio Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that are interested in creating a home multimedia centre, may be interested in a new tutorial that has been published this week over on the Seeed Studio website. The new Pi multimedia centre project utilises one of the new …
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DZone News Blinky LED With openHAB on Raspberry Pi DZone News In an earlier post, I showed how I installed the open source openHAB home automation system (see Installing openHAB Home Automation on Raspberry Pi ). In this post, I'll show you how to control a local LED on the Raspberry Pi with openHAB and how to …
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Lifehacker Australia Raspberry Pi Zero Competitor CHIP Now Available For Pre-Order Lifehacker Australia After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the miniature computer by Next Thing Co.
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Business Weekly Raspberry Pi and JA Kemp move to iconic Station Road HQs Business Weekly The deals mean that the three-storey building is now fully let following Birketts' move to 22 Station Road, Brookgate's recently completed office development. Education charity Raspberry Pi Foundation has agreed a five-year lease on a 7,060 sq ft suite …
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Hackaday Czech Out Raspberry Pi Riding the Rails Hackaday If you were wandering around Prague this Christmas season you may have spotted a Raspberry Pi 2 controlled Christmas tree. But you had to look quick because it was on the back of a special tram car that lubricates the rails around the city to reduce noise.
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Lifehacker Australia Build A Magic Mirror With A Raspberry Pi And An Old Monitor Lifehacker Australia It takes a two way mirror, stuffs a monitor behind it, and then powers the whole thing with a Raspberry Pi running in Chromium's kiosk mode. This means that it pulls data from a web server set up on the Pi, so you can easily update and create your own … and more »
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Lifehacker Build a Magic Mirror with a Raspberry Pi and an Old Monitor Lifehacker One of the trademark devices in nearly every Hollywood blockbuster version of the future is a smart mirror that shows off a daily schedule, clock, weather, and other important updates. Blogger Dylan Pierce built his own powered by a Raspberry Pi . The …
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