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The HDMI CEC compatibility with Raspbmc means I only use the TV remote for working through menus, play pause etc. Most of the time I'm picking a film from the iOS XBMC app.
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Presumably it's intended to be a prototyping board and the actual interface part should be on whatever product you are building. The low(er) quantities being produced are reflected in the price.
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Another option is Screenly.
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If it's a TV and not a professional display then it will have a "turn off after this many hours of the remote not being touched" setting. Turn that off.
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http://www.ubnt.com/mfi/mpower/ Not sure if you can talk to that over a Pi or whatever. If you want to do stuff with relays then these will happily switch mains - http://cpc.farnell.com/finder/22-23-9-012-4000/relay-modular-1no-1nc-12vdc/dp/SW03919 but they need to be driven with 12v which you won't get from a Pi's GPIOs so you're adding complication. Also it's loving with 240v AC so usual caveats apply. I think you might be best off getting a managed PDU and getting your Pi / Arduino / whatever to talk SNMP to it. Something like http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251779287043 Thanks Ants fucked around with this message at 22:38 on Jan 6, 2015 |
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YouTuber posted:http://www.businessinsider.com/raspberry-pi-2-camera-flash-glitch-turns-off-2015-2 gently caress Business Insider's clickbait headlines.
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OSMC is decent as well.
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Something like this? https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11005
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What's underneath the keyboard plate? Seems like a large amount of space if there's just a Pi in there.
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That's a much better sense of scale than I was getting off the other pictures, I assumed it was a lot bigger than that.
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It's a horrible piece of wishful thinking that grew legs and was running around all the news sites when the Pi 2 was released. One of our product manager guys proclaimed that it means we would be able to deploy Raspberry Pi's to remote sites and run Windows apps on them, completely missing the point about it being a different architecture.
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The advice I've always seen is to try using NFS instead of SMB for that sort of thing.
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What an absolutely boneheaded move considering the makeup of the whole hacker/maker community. The state of Liz Upton's completely disingenuous responses as well, jfc.
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If you need loads of IO there's always the option to use an Arduino for that and then do all the processing on another device.
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Hand it to the PM to let them launch a new feature
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That's a great looking device, proper CPU and two NICs that don't involve a USB bus for cheap. Bit of a strange choice to use a DC jack rather than Type-C PD though.
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Shame they’re Realtek NICs though
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cruft posted:This got me thinking, I know USB PD can deliver 12v... USB PD trigger cables are insanely useful when combined with a power bank that supports PD.
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They exist, you can get plugs like this. Pretty expensive for what they are. https://amzn.eu/d/hOof0qv
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Is the SD card hosed?
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https://thepihut.com/products/raspikey-plug-and-play-emmc-module-for-raspberry-pi
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I'm not going near unbranded switch mode power supplies with about 1mm of separation between mains voltage and a pin on the end of a USB cable
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Unless you need the Pi ecosystem and GPIO and can't plug an Arduino in, get an Atom NUC off eBay.
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CIFS is not NFS
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If the next Pi throws a couple of the USB ports away in exchange for an additional GigE port (or hey, push the boat out and go 2.5Gb) that isn't sat on the USB bus then I'll buy about a hundred of them. Come on Pi people, do something good.
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It's almost at the point where the range could split between boards that have video output and boards that don't. No point putting the hardware on to drive an HDMI port when loads of Pis never go near a display.
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Thanks to the people mentioning NextDNS, giving that a spin now and it's very capable
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I would not use a Wi-Fi client as the DNS server for my network, fwiw
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Don't shut it down
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Low power and x86 chat made me remember that the Intel Compute Stick was a thing that existed for a while. I doubt anyone has ever had a slower experience using a PC. Half the CPU power of a Pi 4 trying to run Windows 8 off eMMC.
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Some of my stuff is VHB taped to it
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Didn't Intel do ARM a while back with their XScale stuff? E:f,b
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Azure IoT Hub has a free tier but for what you want and the hardware you're using the Adafruit service looks tailor made for you
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Looking at the photos a lot of them seem to be really poo poo mirrors because they're way too dark
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That’s a $60-70 part then
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It's not a jumper, it's the cheapest way of indicating what RAM is on the board, no need to modify the silkscreen.
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I'm going to sell a service clearly advertised as moving the surface mount resistor from wherever it is currently located to the 8GB position, making no references to the system memory.
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Raygereio posted:It's a 0Ω SMD resistor that's used here as a jumper right? Or am I mixing up my terminology? It looks like it's pulling something down to ground through it, but every position it could go in is the same. So it probably serves a purpose but the location doesn't change anything.
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There's an extension kit that converts the data stream and back again: https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/articles/review-thine-cable-extension-kit Once you're at that sort of money though you're into cheap IP CCTV camera territory
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It's definitely a swing and a miss to use a USB-C connector, a chip that supports PD, and then to require a custom PSU because you aren't using any standard PD profiles.
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