The Verge Building your own smart mirror is surprisingly easy The Verge A Raspberry Pi 3, or an older Raspberry Pi with a Wi-Fi adapter. A monitor with HDMI-in.
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htxt.africa DIY Avengers arcade cabinet made with Raspberry Pi htxt.africa We have another great custom arcade cabinet build to look at today, this one built on top of the Raspberry Pi with an Avengers themed skin. The electronics inside of this build are fairly standard, with a 24″ monitor used as the screen and enough …
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While he and his son played with LEGO, Berlin-based programmer Jannis Hermanns had the urge to build a replica of one of the first computers he remembers using: the Macintosh Classic . Cut to the addition of a Raspberry Pi Zero running Docker , and an e-paper display, and you have yourself the cutest tech build to blow up my inbox in a while
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Tiny LEGO Macintosh Classic with Pi inside
Lifehacker Cram a Raspberry Zero and Screen Into an Altoids Tin for a Portable Micro Computer Lifehacker It's been awhile since we've seen a good Altoids tin project, but over on Hackmypi, they've got a guide from stuffing the $5 Raspberry Pi Zero and a touch screen into a tin. Affordable Electronics Board Showdown: Raspberry Pi Zero vs. C.H.I.P …
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Most people would visit The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and bring back a few souvenirs to adorn their shelves. But for Piet Rullens Jr , with a video from his trip to hand, that simply wasn’t enough. Daily Prophet poster with moving object Daily Prophet with moving object Taking to Photoshop, Piet designed a copy of the Daily Prophet, the newspaper from the original book and film series, and included an article about his trip to the Harry Potter theme park
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Harry Potter and the Real-Life Daily Prophet
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Kano Computer Kit And Kano Screen Kit Arrive At Adafruit Geeky Gadgets Kano the company that sprung to life after launching a successful Raspberry Pi computer kit via Kickstarter, has this week announced the launch of the next campaign which provides three electronic construction kits priced at $99 allowing you to build … and more »
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Here’s a really neat solution from the inestimable Dan “ PiGlove , mind where you put the capitals” Aldred.
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Programming your Pi Zero over USB
Xenon death flash for the Raspberry Pi 2 EDN.com In February 2015, early users of the Raspberry Pi 2 noted that the single-board computer would reboot if you took a flash photograph. Wags soon dubbed this phenomenon the Xenon Death Flash, in the spirit of the Blue Screen of Death, and the Click of …
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DZone News How to Set Up the Raspberry Pi 7 Touchscreen DZone News And realistically, if you buy this screen plus a Raspberry Pi , Power Supply, and Wifi Dongle, you're looking at spending over $100. And, the profile isn't very thin plus you'd need an additional case to make it truly like a tablet
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Lifehacker The Kano Screen Kit Is a Fun to Build, Compact Display for the Raspberry Pi Lifehacker We're all surrounded by screens, but few of us know how they really work. If you're looking to teach your kids how displays work (or learn for yourself!) and you need a display for a Raspberry Pi , the Kano Screen Kit is a reasonably priced, portable ..
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