Race the Raspberry Pi! We wanted to see if we could control the speed of a car via the internet. When we looked for tips on where to start we found that quite a few people had had a crack at it, but the documentation was all over the place. So, we figured it out and pieced it […]
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My preferred method to work with a Raspberry Pi is via SSH. When one installs Raspian from the Raspberry Pi website, SSH is active and available on port 22 (default SSH port number). All one needs is an ethernet connection, a DHCP server and a computer on the network to begin using the Pi. http://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_latest
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The subwoofer we had in our home cinema setup died a few weeks ago, so I did my research and found a nice replacement. The only thing I didn’t spot was the fact it never goes into standby if there’s no signal (unlike the old one). I tried using some eco plugs which turn off
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OBJECTIVE: Use the Raspberry PI to monitor a Twitter feed and control a mechanical device.If you are not interested in the details of the build and just want to see the result you can watch the vid below. RESULT: Success!!! You can control the “The Hand of PI” by sending a tweet to @OurCatDoor. If
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Tor (short for The Onion Router) is a system intended to enable online anonymity. The Tor client software directs internet traffic through a worldwide volunteer network of servers to conceal a user’s location or usage from anyone conducting network surveillance or traffic analysis. Using Tor makes it more difficult to trace Internet activity, including “visits
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This instructable will only briefly show a way to enable webtraffic to your Raspberry Pi. In the last step you’ll find a guide to add the content. You’ll need: 1 Raspberry Pi 1 Router 1 Micro USB cable 1 Ethernet cable (and of course an Internet connection) Step 1: Raspberry Pi as webserver – connect
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If you’ve ever tried to setup your Raspberry Pi as an Internet of Things device, you’ll know that unless you jump through some massive hoops, you’re stuck serving web pages and data on your local network. Getting information from your Pi on your phone, or while you’re at work or school . . . it’s
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It is some time passed the last (modern) Millennium. We are now in the age of “Cloud Computing” yet there are still those who staff 24/7 Data Centers…… Where Inevitably “Legacy Systems” Lurk , running some forgotten but critical applications on hardware systems passed their prime. These systems steadily hum along in the dark and
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The last couple of months, I have been amazed about the Raspberry Pi. I won’t go into great detail on this wonderful device, other than the obvious. It is cheap It comes with Ethernet, HDMI It runs Debian Linux It has GPIO, general purpose input output, pins on the board So, the device itself is
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Today I am going to show you how to setup your Raspberry P (Model B or A (With Ethernet adapter) as an Airplay receiver. It is very simple to do and will not take much time at all. Step 1: Materials (Sorry for the bad picture quality, it gets better) To get the receiver set
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