Plays with the web.
Projects on Pi
I am compiling a list of add-ons and accessories for the Raspberry Pi. I will just keep expanding this post so please note the update date. UPDATED: 3/26/2013 Favorite Pi-ccessories: Battery Powered Pi – I ordered the battery pack on accident and it turned out to be one of the coolest things. It has plenty […]
Yesterday I made a little Raspberry Pi GPS tracker using the same application, gpsd, from a past blog. The client gpspipe is included in the ‘gpsd-clients’ package on most Linux systems (for Raspbian users: sudo apt-get install gpsd gpsd-clients”). It is a client that allows you to get the data coming from gpsd […]
Unfortunately and fortunately, I have been super busy with work projects but I am excited about some of the personal projects I have been messing with. Most of this site’s traffic is focused on open-zwave projects and Raspberry Pi Projects, so if you are one of those people and you are interested in anything I […]
What is Two Factor Authentication? Simply, there are three factors of authentication, “something the user knows”, “something the user is”, and “something the user has”. Two factor authentication means that we are going to check at least two of the three authentication factors before letting you in. Specifically, I will be discussing the “knows” […]
This blog is less about random things you can do with Raspberry Pi’s and more about the fun and abstract things you can do with GNU/Linux. A combination of this article on the use and abuse of audio pipes and a fresh Raspbmc sparked my curiosity. Could I do the same thing with a DVD over […]