Tag: raspberry pi
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A Smart Mirror from a Spare Pi 3, and the Browser I Ended Up Deleting
My ten-year-old bathroom mirror is dying, so I'm replacing it with two-way glass, a spare 22 inch monitor and a Raspberry Pi 3. It shows the time, the weather and what's playing, wakes when I walk up, and plays radio and YouTube Music. Making that smooth on a Pi 3 took me from Chromium to Cog to a native Qt app with no browser at all. Here is where it stands and how I got there.
Wireguard on a Raspberry Pi
Updated:https://engineerworkshop.com/2020/02/20/how-to-set-up-wireguard-on-a-raspberry-pi/
Humidity and Temperature Monitoring
Updated:With the temperature the past few weeks I thought I'd setup a means of monitoring it to trigger alerts in Grafana or Incinga2 by using a Raspberry Pi to co
Raspbian & Realtek 8192eu Wifi - Revisited
STOP READING NOW IF YOU CAN'T HANDLE DISAPPOINTMENT. It's been a while since I originally wrote about the Raspbian & Realtek 8192eu WiFi USB Wifi adapter a
Raspberry Pi Wifi at boot
Updated:You can configure the Raspberry Pi raspbian image to have the details of your Wifi network at boot time - so no more hunting for keyboards and HDMI cables
Project scoRPIon - Wake-on-WiFi
Updated:A friend setup his home systems to turn on his PC using Amazon Alexa and tasker to trigger a Raspberry Pi to operate a relay and effectively activate the p
Node.js v8 on Raspberry Pi Zero
Updated:With Raspbian on my Zero I only get Node v4 in the repository. So How do I get a newer version of Node.js? If I follow the standard Node instruction for in
Raspberry Echo - Alexa
Updated:When the Amazon Echo first came out I was looking at them in earnest, but decided I couldn't justify the expense for something that I may lose interest in
Raspbian & Realtek 8192eu WiFi
Updated:Probably the best way to get Raspbian up and running over Wifi is to use an out of the box supported Wifi adapter. But as things move on faster Wifi become
OSMC Installation
Updated:I've been a fan and and user of OpenELEC on my Raspberry Pi's for some time. It's always performed great and was pretty straightforward to install and use. But it seems the developers are struggling to keep up with the releases of Kodi.