Hackaday Set Up A Headless Raspberry Pi , All From Another Computer's Command Line Hackaday There are differences between setting up a Raspberry Pi and installing an OS on any other computer, but one thing in common is that if you do enough of them, you seek to automate the process any way you can. That is the situation [Peter Lorenzen] found …
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ZDNet Raspberry Pi : Hands-on with the updated Raspbian Linux ZDNet So now I have continued with installing or upgrading it on all of my Raspberry Pi systems, and this post will concentrate on the process and results from that. First, the new ISO images are available from the Raspberry Pi Downloads page (as always …
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Geeky Gadgets LibreELEC 9.0 Alpha Now Available For Raspberry Pi And x86 PCs Geeky Gadgets Created for the Raspberry Pi mini PC and Generic x86 personal computers number of technical decisions are currently in the process for its development before it is released for Amlogic, Rockchip, and Slice hardware. Although the development team have …
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LibreELEC 9.0 Alpha Now Available For Raspberry Pi And x86 PCs – Geeky Gadgets
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Wii Remote Controller Setup Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts interested in connecting Raspberry Pi Wii remote controllers to their mini PC may be interested in a new tutorial published by the PiMyLifeUp website. Walking you through the process of setting up a Wiimote on your Raspberry Pi …
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The German charity Save Nemo works to protect coral reefs, and they are developing Nemo-Pi, an underwater “weather station” that monitors ocean conditions. Right now, you can vote for Save Nemo in the Google.org Impact Challenge.
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Protecting coral reefs with Nemo-Pi, the underwater monitor
Michael Portera ‘s trading card scanner uses LEGO, servo motors, and a Raspberry Pi and Camera Module to scan Magic: The Gathering cards and look up their prices online.
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Magic: The Gathering card scanner with Raspberry Pi and Lego
Hackaday DIY Text-to-Speech with Raspberry Pi Hackaday [rgrokett] built a RaspPi text reader to help an aging parent maintain their independence. In the process, he made a good soup-to-nuts guide to building one. It couldn't be easier to use—just place the document under the camera and push the button
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Robot-builder extraordinaire Clément Didier is ushering in the era of our cybernetic overlords. Future generations will remember him as the creator of robots constructed from cardboard and conductive paint which are so easy to replicate that a robot could do it. Welcome to the singularity
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Low-tech Raspberry Pi robot
As educators and makers at Raspberry Pi, we think a lot about failure and how to deal with it constructively. Much has been written about the importance of failure to design and engineering projects.
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Fail your way to perfection
Hackaday Budget Astrophotography With A Raspberry Pi Hackaday New to astrophotography, [Jason Bowling] had heard that the Raspberry Pi's camera module could be used as a low-cost entry into the hobby. Having a Raspberry Pi B+ and camera module on hand from an old project, he dove right in, detailing the process …
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