The Next Web Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Flickr upload machine The Next Web That's a bummer for those who enjoy the Yahoo-owned service and its free 1TB of storage space. But if you're keen on beating the system and getting your photos into the cloud without shelling out for Flickr's Pro plan, this Raspberry Pi project is for you.
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Cloud Pro Raspberry Pi thin clients are “good for the industry”, says inventor Cloud Pro Using Raspberry Pis as thin clients is a “good conversation starter” for businesses thinking about broad-scale virtualisation, but probably not the solution they will eventually use, the co-inventor of thin client believes.
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Matt visited Google I/O yesterday, and sent back some pretty incredible pictures. This event looks more like a music festival than a tech conference. He was sending pictures and excited snippets of text back to Pi Towers all through the event, and then, when he got home, shared this video.
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Techradar India How to build a Raspberry Pi home heating monitor Techradar India For this Raspberry Pi project, we'll dunk our heads into the Internet of Things (IoT). We'll determine the temperature of our home using a cost-effective sensor and push that data to the cloud and use it to populate a graph. The sensor we're using is a ..
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi 2 RSS Server Finished With 3D Printed Glow In The Dark Case (video) Geeky Gadgets Jordan Keyes has this month featured a new video that provides instructions on how to create your very own Raspberry Pi 2 RSS Server, if you would prefer not to use some of the cloud-based RSS readers available.
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V3.co.uk Qcloud: quantum computing's Raspberry Pi PC Pro Quantum computing has mostly been confined to research labs – but now any hobbyist can run experiments on a quantum chip from their browser. Researchers at the University of Bristol have created “Qcloud”, giving the public access to their low-capacity,
Back when we moved into our offices, I tweeted about the fact that we were all feeling itchy, snappish and antsy (like some dwarves who didn’t make the Snow White cut), because we weren’t able to make proper coffee in the office. Things were so bad, we had resorted to instant.
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Ground Control Monitors Your Raspberry Pi's Health from Anywhere LifeHacker India The Raspberry Pi is a fantastic little device, but it's still a $35 computer, so you might want to keep an eye on it. Ground Control is a utility that monitors your Pi and pushes that data into the cloud so you can access it anywhere. With Ground …
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Glasgow University builds own cloud from Lego and £20 Raspberry Pi ComputerWeekly.com The University's Raspberry Pi Cloud project was launched by Dimitrios Pezaros, Jeremy Singer, Posco Tso and David White of the University's School of Computing Science, to broaden access and understanding of cloud computing research and education. and more
ZDNet Meet the cloud platform made of Raspberry Pi and Lego: The cloud you can …
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