Raspberry Pi enthusiasts interested in running the free and open source CentOS, may be interested in a tutorial available over on the PiMyLifeUp website. Providing full instructions on how you can install the free and open-source version of its upstream source, Red Hat Enterprise Linux. “The long term support means you can continually run the […]
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An easy to use Raspberry Pi Zero USB file-level computer data storage server (frequently called Network-Attached Storage or NAS). INTRODUCTION Quite often I find myself on the go, in need of storing/sharing files locally with others without an accessible internet connection. Even with an internet connection, I find myself wanting to keep most of my
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Making stuffs is cool, making secured stuffs is better! We discuss how to secure your Raspberry Pis using Firewall, IDS, and SSL/TLS Motivation When i hacked my door to open it with OpenSesame, I supposed that nobody will try to hack my hacked door to take my precious RPI and run away. Indeed, usually maker ignore
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Build your own security system, using the Wia Python SDK, a Motion sensor module, a camera module, and a Raspberry Pi. Project Requirements Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 Model B Motion sensor PiCamera A Wia account. You can create one for free here: https://www.wia.io/signup 3 female to female jumper cables. Connecting the Motion Sensor First step,
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Radio modules using STMicroelectronics’ STM32WB55 wireless microcontroller are available from Arrow Electronics. The Sharky modules were co-developed with Italian designer, Midatronics. By Caroline Hayes The microcontroller integrates a 2.4GHz RF transceiver supporting Bluetooth 5 (including Bluetooth Low Energy), Thread, and ZigBee stacks. Its dual Arm Cortex-M core architecture enables real-time secure application performance running on the 64MHz Cortex-M4F core, and concurrently manages the radio subsystem and
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SE8A is the first power delivery controller with embedded Secure Element for added protection against unauthorized chargers The new chips support up to 100W-charging and meets latest USB-PD 3.0 specifications. Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, today announced two USB Type-C power delivery (PD) controllers, SE8A and MM101. With the new PD controllers, power chargers are able to communicate with the
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[Harrison] has been busy finding the sweeter side of quarantine by building a voice-controlled, face-tracking M&M launcher. Not only does this carefully-designed candy launcher have control over the angle, direction, and velocity of its ammunition, it also locates and locks on to targets by itself. Here comes the science: [Harrison] tricked Alexa into thinking the Raspberry
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Makers, hobbyists and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts interested in building their very own home surveillance system complete with notification system may be interested in this excellent Raspberry Pi project which uses a motion sensor, camera and utilises the Telegram bot service. “This tutorial shows how to build a home surveillance system with a RaspberryPI, a motion
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A pantry which can automatically replenish kitchen items. Most of the times, when I want to cook something I find some cooking ingredient (onion, garlic, chili etc.) is running low. In some cases I buy wrong item such as garlic instead of onion. When I reach at my kitchen I observe that, I have a
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VersaLogic Corp., the embedded industry’s most trusted computer company, has announced a new compact and rugged embedded computing system with ECC memory. This is VersaLogic’s eighth product family released in the Embedded Processing Unit (EPU) format. Named “Owl”, this new computer features error correcting memory combined with Intel®’s latest 5th generation Apollo Lake processors (dual
