People Are Getting Paid To Hoist Submerged Share Scooters Out Of The Water Pedestrian TV People are getting paid to remove share scooters from the bodies of water into which they have been deposited by thrill-seeking ne’erdowells.
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Artistic Images Made With Water Lens Hackaday It’s said that beauty and art can be found anywhere, as long as you look for it. The latest art project from [dmitry] both looks in unassuming places for that beauty, ..
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi Underwater Camera Allows You To Explore Shallow Water Geeky Gadgets Designed to allow users to explore shallow water the Raspberry Pi underwater camera is currently in its prototype stages of development and is being tweaked to last five hours on a single charge taking a photograph every five minutes. The latest …
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Hackaday Networking: Pin the Tail on the Headless Raspberry Pi Hackaday Eager to get deeper into robotics after dipping my toe in the water with my BB-8 droid, I purchased a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. The first step was to connect to it
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Geeky Gadgets Wireless Raspberry Pi Water Gun Kit (video) Geeky Gadgets Anyone who would like to learn more about the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC, or just like to build their very own wireless water cannon. May be interested in a new Water Gun kit which has been created by Joe Hoskisson based in Salt Lake City. Using a …
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Daily Star This 3D-printed, Raspberry Pi -powered NES Mini shows Nintendo how it's done Pocket Gamer The gaming world has gone fairly console crazy after the past fortnight. First the Nintendo Classic Mini was announced, followed by SEGA's 25th anniversary console announcement, and I'm sure there's more to come.
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Access to clean, safe drinking water is a global problem: as water.org notes, 663 million people lack access to water that’s safe to drink. That’s twice the population of the United States, or one person in every ten. Additionally, a recent review of rural water system sustainability in eight countries in Africa, South Asia, and Central America found an average water project failure rate of 20-40 percent
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PC Perspectives Would you like some fresh Steaming Raspberry Pi ?
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We’re getting quite excited about horticulture here at Pi Towers this year; Rachel’s got a desktop greenhouse growing interesting edible leaves with a high degree of Raspberry Pi involvement (we’ll have much more on that, and on how she’s scaling it into a bigger installation you’ll be able to visit, in a month or so). I’m waiting for a warm weekend to set up a new owl box, with Pi camera, in my garden; and there’s another Pi camera deployed in the direction of the plants on my desk so I can check that Clive doesn’t forget to water them again next time I have to go overseas.
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Growing things in the (mushroom) cloud*