Nightlights are a great way to calm children who may be afraid of the dark, as well as to avoid stubbing your toe on furniture in the hallway. However, in this day and age of connected everything, they can do so much more. [Andy] came up with a great way to do just that, creating an […]
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YouTuber Jeff Geerling has expanded on his Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 teardown and introduction videos and has provided an overview of how you can expand the networking capabilities the new Raspberry Pi mini PC “I can get five 1 Gbps network interfaces using an Intel I340-T4 PCIe NIC, but I can only get a maximum
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Set up a working webserver on your Raspberry Pi 3, and permanently connect it to Onion, hosting your very own free .onion website. A working version of the project can be found at: https://t0r.ch:100 (surface web) or https://darktorch5lgddvm.onion .onion domains There is more information about surface web and .onion, which is worth a read if you don’t know
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How do you organize your stock of components and modules? If an unruly pile of anti-static bags and envelopes from China stuffed into a cardboard box sounds familiar, then you need help from [Dimitris Tassopoulos]. He’s organized his parts into drawers and created a database, then linked it via an ESP8266 and a string of addressable
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From the Wemos D1 mini to the NodeMCU, the ESP8266 based boards are by far the most popular platform, among makers and hobbyist, for building WiFi based projects due to their low cost and general ease of use. For today’s tutorial, we will continue our exploration of the most popular of the ESP8266 based boards; the NodeMCU development board and we will
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For my project, I am going to be hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. I want to be able to set the alarm on the alarm clock through the website and have the C++ program interact with the MySQL database to get alarm times. Many websites are hosted using Apache, but since Apache can
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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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Wenn ihr euer Raspberry PI (2) A / B (+) mit Raspbian und aktiviertem SSH bereit habt, können wir sofort loslegen. Für wen ist dieser (Web)Server geeignet? Das Raspberry Pi ist schlicht zu langsam, um eine vollwertiger Server zu sein, was mit einigen Einschränkungen doch relativ gut geht. Step 1: 1. Schritt Als erstes machen
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