Network World Building a Raspberry Pi -powered Barkometer, Part 4 Network World In Part 3 of my epic series “Building a Raspberry Pi -powered Barkometer”, I covered how to capture audio using the arecord command and how I'd discovered that I got better sound out of an old USB webcam than the fancy-schmancy (but very cheap) USB …
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Lifehacker Australia Use A Raspberry Pi To Power A Fancy Clock And Display Panel Lifehacker Australia Considering the Raspberry Pi's a mini computer, it should come as no surprise one of the more common projects is a dashboard-style display. Over on GitHub, DIYer n0bel has a guide to turning the Pi into a smart clock. The project here takes the Pi and ..
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Lifehacker Use a Raspberry Pi to Power a Fancy Clock and Display Panel – Lifehacker Lifehacker Considering the Raspberry Pi's a mini computer, it should come as no surprise one of the more common projects is a dashboard-style display. Over on GitHub, DIYer n0bel has a guide to turning the Pi into a smart clock. The project here takes the Pi and …
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