As Simon mentioned in his recent blog post about Raspbian Stretch, we have developed a new piece of software called PiServer. Use this tool to easily set up a network of client Raspberry Pis connected to a single x86-based server via Ethernet.
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The Raspberry Pi PiServer tool
Geeky Gadgets LoraWAN for Raspberry Pi with Worldwide Frequency Support Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested in a new piece of hardware which has been created by Dave Glover the form of a LoraWAN for Raspberry Pi with Worldwide frequency support. LoraWAN is a media access control (MAC) protocol for wide area …
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Our vision in establishing the Raspberry Pi Foundation was that everyone should be able to afford their own programmable general-purpose computer. The intention has always been that the Raspberry Pi should be a full-featured desktop computer at a $35 price point
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While perusing a local car boot sale, David Pride came across a Silverlit Air Drum Kit for the grand total of one whole shiny pound. And just like any digital maker, he bought it, realising the potential of this wondrous discovery
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Raspberry Pi Air Drum Kit
Lifehacker Australia Use A Raspberry Pi To Keep Track Of Who's Home Or In The Office Lifehacker Australia The Raspberry Pi Zero basically scans for MAC addresses so you can easily see who's connected to a Wi-Fi network at any given point. That data is then displayed on a dashboard and you can even set it up so you get text messages when someone arrives.
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Lifehacker Use a Raspberry Pi to Keep Track of Who's Home or in the Office Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi Zero basically scans for MAC addresses so you can easily see who's connected to a Wi-Fi network at any given point. That data is then displayed on a dashboard and you can even set it up so you get text messages when someone arrives
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A short post today: I’m running around getting ready to go to the airport. Yesterday, I found this piece of downright splendour at Cult of Mac
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World’s smallest Mac (clue: it’s a Pi)