Lifehacker This Mini NES Raspberry Pi Case Accepts Micro-Sized Cartridges Too – Lifehacker Lifehacker As you've probably come to expect at this point, the whole system is powered by a Raspberry Pi with RetroPie installed, but this one goes way beyond that. There's also an NFC reader here that scans the 3D printed game cartridges (you'll need to make ..
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Lifehacker Build Your Own Raspberry Pi-Powered Telescope – Lifehacker Lifehacker Telescopes are great, and while you can snag a decent one for relatively cheap, making your own is always more fun. If you don't mind putting in a bit of effort, … and more »
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Lifehacker Build a Raspberry Pi-Powered Weather Forecast Display – Lifehacker Lifehacker You have hundreds of ways to view the weather, but if you're looking for an elegant desktop solution, DIYer caturnuson shares their lovely looking Pi-powered … and more »
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Lifehacker Test Raspberry Pi Code on Your Primary Computer with VirtualBox and a Bit of Tweaking – Lifehacker Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi is great because it's a low cost way to test all sorts of crazy electronics ideas, but sometimes you might want to test before you test. Virtual machines are a great way to do so, and Grant Winney has a guide for setting one up using …
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Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own Flickr Automatic Uploader With A Raspberry Pi | Lifehacker Australia Lifehacker Australia If you don't want to shell out the $US5.99 ($8)/month for that, GitHub user drcursor has a solution that uses a Raspberry Pi . Essentially, all you're doing here is making a simple Python script that will upload all the photo files from a USB drive to …
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Lifehacker Install Android TV on a Raspberry Pi and Sideload Apps – Lifehacker Lifehacker If you don't mind dealing with a bit of instability, you can now install an unofficial version of Android TV on a Raspberry Pi 3. This is still a super early build, so you won't have access to the Google Play Store, but you can sideload apps. The …
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Lifehacker The Always-Up-to-Date Guide to Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi – Lifehacker Lifehacker So, you finally picked up a Raspberry Pi and it's sitting on your desk, waiting for you to do something awesome with it. Good news, setting it up is stupid-easy these days, and in less than 30 minutes, you'll be hacking away on your tiny little $35 …
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Lifehacker Build a Raspberry Pi -Powered Media Player That Plays a Simpsons Episode at Random – Lifehacker Lifehacker There are a ton of Simpsons episodes, but if you long for the days of just watching whatever episode happens to be playing on TV at any given moment, DIYer Stephen Coyle build a little system powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero that plays a random episode. and more »
Lifehacker Build an Instant Camera with a Raspberry Pi and a Thermal Printer – Lifehacker Lifehacker The camera's made with a Raspberry Pi Model A+, the Pi Camera Board, a thermal receipt printer, some buttons, and the cardboard box the printer comes in.
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