PetaPixel Kickstarter Brings Interchangeable Lenses to the Raspberry Pi Camera with Fun … PetaPixel The Raspberry Pi Camera module is a favorite of photography tinkerers.
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For your weekend reading pleasure, here’s issue 25 of the MagPi! Published just yesterday, the latest issue of everyone’s favourite free, monthly, community-produced Raspberry Pi magazine is as full of fantastic stuff as ever. Click to read The MagPi! The cover story is one that’ll definitely get some attention in our house this weekend: it’s a full Python simulation of the Pocket Enigma Cipher Machine, a cleverly devised toy that demonstrates some of the principles of a real Enigma machine like the one many of you will recognise in the cover photo
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MagPi issue 25 – out now!
A quick post today: I’m in a tearing hurry trying to get our display for today’s UK Technology Industry reception at Buckingham Palace ready, in the face a few awkwardnesses. We’ve got an entire education team and half an engineering team that’s off sick with something we’re calling the Raspberry Flu, and an SD card that corrupted when someone who will not be named yanked the power cable at an awkward moment
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James Bond villain-style alarm clock for the deaf
We first came across kegerators last year : it never ceases to amaze me how many of you use your Raspberry Pis to both simplify and massively overcomplicate your drinking. The kegerator is not a popular device here in the UK, but, judging by the emails I get from readers, there are enough of the things across the pond to get the whole continent of North America very drunk indeed.
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Smart kegerator
No, it isn’t April 1. I have to admit: we’re very sceptical about the science behind this latest successful Raspberry Pi-powered Indiegogo, which is still at the concept stage; it’s an adorable idea, but backers should be aware that it’s not very likely to bear useable results
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Mount A Raspberry Pi -Powered Google Calendar On Your Wall Lifehacker Australia Calendars are great to have in your house, but no matter how appealing the pictures, you often neglect to update them with actual events in your life.
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Mount a Raspberry Pi -Powered Google Calendar On Your Wall Lifehacker Calendars are great to have in your house, but the problem with most of them is that despite cute pictures of kittens or baby turtles, the calendars you can buy at those pop-up kiosks in the mall don't actually get updated with the events in your life …
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You met Lance Howarth, the CEO of the Raspberry Pi Foundation (this means he heads up our charitable giving), when he joined us earlier in the autumn. Today Lance has some news for you – and a very silly hat
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Kids: we’re giving away 2000 Pi kits for your class, or for your home projects!
Floating UP! house posts photos to Instagram via Raspberry Pi Boing Boing Valentin Squirelo and friends at HackerLoop built a miniature model of the flying house from UP! outfitted with a Raspberry Pi computer and floated it above Paris where it posted live photos to Instagram. This was particularly interesting because ..
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Floating UP! house posts photos to Instagram via Raspberry Pi – Boing Boing
Raspberry Pi + Instagram + the house from “Up” = Upstagram imaging resource For this build, the team reconstructed the house from Up using paper and foam, and inside it managed to load up a Raspberry Pi microcomputer, a camera, a 3G key, and a battery. With more than 80 helium filled balloons, they sent the house 300 feet …
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Raspberry Pi + Instagram + the house from “Up” = Upstagram – imaging resource