Lifehacker Everything You Need to Do to Secure Your Raspberry Pi Home Automation Projects Lifehacker … and then setting up an intrusion detection system that'll alert you if someone still manages to get in. If you're using a Raspberry Pi to power home automation projects, this should lock down your network pretty well.
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Digital Trends Learn how to build your own Amazon Echo Digital Trends Love Alexa, but don't love the aesthetics of the Amazon Echo? You're in luck. Thanks to the genius of collaborative thinking over at GitHub, there's now a full set of instructions on how to get Alexa to work on naught more than a Raspberry Pi .
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Android Headlines – Android News Amazon Releases DIY Hack For Alexa-Powered Raspberry Pi 2 Android Headlines – Android News If you have a Raspberry Pi and a little bit of know-how on tinkering with computers, you can follow along with Amazon's instructions and make an Alexa-powered device of your very own which not only should get you acquainted with what Alexa can do first …
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BBC News Amazon's Raspberry Pi guide lets coders use Alexa BBC News Amazon has published an online guide explaining how to access its virtual assistant Alexa via a Raspberry Pi .
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Windows 10 IoT, Raspberry Pi and your next Halloween Project Microsoft – Channel 9 (blog) This project will leverage a well known theatrical illusion called Pepper's ghost. We will be using a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B running Windows 10 IoT Core to project an animated pumpkin onto a reflective surface
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Techworm Build your own Amazon Echo using a Raspberry Pi for $60 The Next Web The only problem is, it costs a pretty penny — $180 to be precise. Thankfully, you can build your own for about $60. Amazon has posted detailed instructions on how to do so, using a programmable Raspberry Pi computer, an Amazon developer account and a ..
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Weather Station Starts Ship Out To UK Students (video) Geeky Gadgets The Raspberry Pi foundation has today announced the first batch of Raspberry Pi weather stations have started shipping out to the first 150 UK schools that were lucky enough to be chosen to receive the free weather station hardware kit, that has been …
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Techworm Amazon's guide to make your own Raspberry Pi powered Alexa device Techworm If you ever wanted to make your own Alexa device, the only thing that you will require is a Raspberry Pi , and the rest is going to be handled by Amazon.
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Lifehacker Amazon Has an Official Guide for Building Your Own Alexa Device with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker We've shown off one way to build your own Amazon Echo before (or more accurately, Amazon Tap because the DIY version can't access the always-listening feature), but if you're looking for a different approach, the Amazon GitHub page has an incredibly … and more »
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Health Aim The War Of Mini Computers: Will Micro:Bit Kill Raspberry Pi ? Health Aim The BBC Micro:Bit, a matchbox-sized computer will be given to year seven students in the UK. For those wandering what the reach of this single board computer will be, and how Raspberry Pi (the other pint-sized computer) could be impacted, read on to ..
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