Use an Amazon Dash Button to Reboot or Shut Down a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker To that end, you can get it working as a reboot/shut down button for your Pi in just a handful of steps. First, you'll need to install Node.js onto your Pi , then set up your Dash button, and finally create a script on the Pi that tells it to reboot or …
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TechRepublic How to set up Windows 10 on the Raspberry Pi TechRepublic The package manager npm will then install all of the software dependencies of the sample Node.js application that will be deployed to the Raspberry Pi . Wait until the dependencies have been downloaded, after which you should see the following directory …
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Control Humidity With Node.js On Raspberry Pi DZone News I won't claim this to be an IoT (Internet of Things) article just because you are going to read about Raspberry Pi , but what I will certainly call it is an Internet Automation project that solves one small problem without me needing to take any action …
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DZone News Pi-oi: a Tool for Finding the Local IP Address of Your Raspberry Pi DZone News A Raspberry Pi machine is the most interesting thing I've bought this year. Why is it interesting? I think because it's small and very powerful, it can run any program written in my favourite languages like Java, Javascript (or Node.js), and PHP.
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TechCrunch Back Up And Sync Your Files Inside A Mason Jar With Raspberry Preserve TechCrunch In terms of software setup, all you need to do is SSH into a Raspberry Pi and install the Raspberry Pi version of BitTorrent Sync (aptly named Raspberry Preserve), Node.js, and a few other packages. The Pi can also connect to optional LEDs, to blink or ..
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