Geeky Gadgets DIY Touchscreen Raspberry Pi smart home control panel Geeky Gadgets Using a Raspberry Pi 3 maker and developer Michael Zanetti has created an open source touchscreen smart home control panel using nymea:core and nymea:app to build a smart home system. For those not familiar with nymea takes the form of an Internet …
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Video: Maker Builds a Raspberry Pi -based Game Boy Color to Play “Player Unknown's Battlegrounds” Electronics360 The maker, Michael Darby, gutted the original Game Boy Color and replaced it with the Raspberry Pi , a 3.7V LiPo battery, TFT screen, SD card, Adafruit Powerboost 500c, Adafruit Pi TFT 2.2 and various other off-the-shelf components for the Game Boy …
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Michael Darby, who blogs at 314reactor , has created a new Raspberry Pi build, and it’s pretty darn cool. Though it’s not the first Raspberry Pi-modded Nerf gun we’ve seen, it’s definitely one of the most complex! Nerf Gun Ammo Counter / Range Finder – Raspberry Pi An ammo counter and range finder made from a Raspberry Pi for a Nerf Gun. Nerf guns Nerf guns are toy dart guns that have been on the market since the early 1990s.
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi DIY Subscriber Robot (video) Geeky Gadgets Check out the video below to learn more about the Subscriber Robot and what exactly has triggered when you press that red YouTube subscription button. Software developer and student Michael Reeves started his YouTube account a mere four months ago, …
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At the beginning of his new build’s video, YouTuber Michael Reeves discusses a revelation he had about why some people don’t subscribe to his channel: The real reason some people don’t subscribe is that when you hit this button, that’s all, that’s it, it’s done. It’s not special, it’s not enjoyable. So how do we make subscribing a fun, enjoyable process?
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Michael Reeves and the ridiculous Subscriber Robot
Softpedia News Ubuntu Snappy Core 16 Is Almost Here, Beta 3 Out Now for PCs and Raspberry Pi 2 Softpedia News The first Beta images of Ubuntu Snappy Core 16 were released last month, as announced by Canonical's Michael Vogt for PCs, Raspberry Pi 2 and Raspberry Pi 3 computers. Three weeks later, we're now able to take the Beta 3 builds for a test drive, which …
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'Musical Raspberry Pi ' wins young tech competition E&T magazine A gadget that allows people to make their own music by stacking buttons on a mat has won an award for the best invention by an under-25 entrepreneur. The technology, called Dots, was invented by 24-year old Michael Tougher. It's aim is to enable ..
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Softpedia News Canonical Releases All-Snap Raspberry Pi 2 and 64-bit Images for Snappy Ubuntu … Softpedia News Canonical, through Michael Vogt, proudly announced the availability of a new set of images for the all-snap architecture for the company's Snappy Ubuntu Core operating system used in embedded and IoT devices
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Gizmodo UK Just How Fast is the Raspberry Pi Zero? Gizmodo UK As an extremely compact computing board, you can probably guess the £4 Raspberry Pi Zero isn't going to scream through the benchmarks.
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