The following short Python programs will demonstrate essential operation of the Raspberry Pi Pico board. These use only the onboard hardware and the serial console. Each can be run by copying the program into code.py on the CIRCUITPY drive offered by the board. The text can be pasted directly from this page, or each file can be […]
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The following short Python programs will demonstrate essential operation of the Raspberry Pi Pico board. These use only the onboard hardware and the serial console. Each can be run by copying the program into code.py on the CIRCUITPY drive offered by the board. The text can be pasted directly from this page, or each file can be
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Things you need to knowTwo Flavors/Distros we will be using. CentOS release 6.4 (Final) on Taz.harding.edu Raspbian 3.10.25 – a modification of DebianCommand line programsď‚· ls or lsď‚· cp – copy a file to another locationď‚· mv – rename a fileď‚· cd – change directory/folderď‚· mkdir – create a directory/folderď‚· rm – remove file (rm
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This article is about setting up network storage on Raspbian (follow the link to view the article on my corporate blog) 1. What is a NAS Server A (Network Attached Storage) NAS Server is a network storage system to serve and share files to other client computers in a local area network. This enables multiple
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The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card-sized single-board computer developed in the UK by the Raspberry PiFoundation with the intention of promoting the teaching of  basic computer science in schools.[4][5][6]The Raspberry Pi is manufactured in three board configurations through licensed manufacturing agreements with Newark element14 (Premier Farnell), RS Components and Eggman. These companies sell the Raspberry Pi online.[7] Eggman produces a version for distribution solely
A Tour of the Pi Zero It’s Thanksgiving 2015 – the turkey’s brining, the potatos not-yet-mashed…and from Pi Towers the call goes out A NEWPI IS BORN! LONG LIVE THE PI! The Pi Zero – the smallest, thinnest, most-affordable Pi ever. So much so, it comes free with every issue of MagPi #40.Want to get
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Introduction Access to internet and social media has resulted in an exponential increase of digital marketing and targeted advertising. One of the ways targeted advertising is achieved is through e-mails. Most of the times, the advertisement e-mails are unsolicited and provide no useful information to the users. These are better classified as spam. E-mail spam
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This article is a “tips and tricks” for running Azure IoT Edge on Raspberry Pi. Plus Raspberry Pi 4 Tips for cooling, USB 3, and Docker. Azure IoT Edge on Raspberry Pi Buster plus tips for Raspberry Pi 4 Useful References Azure IoT Edge Azure Custom Vision Raspberry Pi 4 If you are anything like
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We give you a quick overview and build a project to welcome the Raspberry Pi 4 to the world! Overview Below a quick overview of the content. Introduction and showcase video Pie Pi 3.14 Pies Result Introduction and showcase video To welcome and celebrate the new Raspberry Pi 4, we’re building a project consisting of
The BerryIMUv3 makes it easy to detect double taps, which can be used to control the GPIO of an a Raspberry Pi. The accelerometer (LSM6DSL) on the BerryIMUv3 has built in double tap detection, which makes it very easy to detect double taps without the need for any fancy code. When the LSM6DSL detects a double tap,
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