Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: Real Hard Drives In The Raspberry Pi Hackaday 'Boy, I wish the Raspberry Pi had a SATA port'. This is the plea that echoes through the Internet, and for once, the Internet is not wrong. A SATA port — or any connector to a big, dumb spinny disk — would be a great addition to the Raspberry Pi …
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Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass Hackaday Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass aims to provide an entry into this world, with image recognition and OCR text recognition in a pair of glasses courtesy of a Raspberry Pi Zero. Unusually though it does not take the display option of other devices of …
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Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass | Hackaday Hackaday Some of the more interesting consumer hardware devices of recent years have been smart glasses. Devices like Google Glass or Snapchat Spectacles, … and more »
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Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Thermal Imaging Hackaday It's hardly an impulse purchase in single quantities and nor is it necessarily the cheapest module available, but its price is low enough for [Alpha Charlie] to experiment with interfacing it to a Raspberry Pi for adding a thermal camera overlay to the …
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Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: A Raspberry Pi Password Manager Hackaday Every week there's new a new website that has been compromised and the passwords of a few hundred thousand accounts have been leaked to a pastebin. To protect yourself you can change your passwords often, not reuse passwords, and use long …
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Hackaday Prize Entry: A Raspberry Pi Project Hackaday There's no piece of technology that has been more useful, more influential on the next generation of sysadmins and engineers, and more polarizing than the Raspberry Pi . For $35 (or just $5), you get a complete single board computer, capable of running …
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Hackaday Prize Entry: A Raspberry Pi Project | Hackaday Hackaday There's no piece of technology that has been more useful, more influential on the next generation of sysadmins and engineers, and more polarizing than the Raspberry Pi . For $35 (or just $5), you get a complete single board computer, capable of running …
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Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Zeros And Drones Hackaday How do you get eyeballs on a blog post? Put Raspberry Pi Zero in the headline.
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Hackaday Raspberry Pi Zero Contest Grand Prize Winners! Hackaday The Raspberry Pi Zero Contest presented by Adafruit and Hackaday came to a close last week, as the clock struck 11:59 am on Sunday, March 13, 2016. Since then our team of judges has been working to pick the top three entries.
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Macworld Putting Mac OS on Raspberry Pi …eventually Macworld “I know what would be a fun little project for Think Retro,” I thought one day, like the prize chump I am: “installing a classic Mac OS onto a Raspberry Pi .” The key words there were “fun” and “little,” but as the hours ticked by it was clear that …
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