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Facts about Raspberry Pi that make it popular

Is there anyone who didn’t hear about Raspberry Pi? It’s like second thing after Arduino. And this is the result of right idea at the right time. There’s been mane Linux boards around that don’t cost a...

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Getting used to Raspberry Pi

Its been quite some time since my Raspberry Pi Model B arrived. All I’ve done is tried to run several things, blink GPIO with examples found on Internet, set up a desktop computer for my daughter with...

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Diving in to Raspberry Pi shell

Computer users today are so attached to graphical interfaces. Sometimes it seems that people help computers to do the tasks. Can you imagine how many mouse clicks is required to do something simple....

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Linux command structure

Previously we looked at simple terminal commands like ls, cd. We know that ls simply outputs all files in working directory. But in practice command without options and parameters is almost useless. In...

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Building more complex commands using Raspberry Pi terminal

Probably this would be unwise to go through long list of available Unix commands. It is quite long and there is no reason to point out each of them here. You can take a look at some basic ones in...

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Raspberry Pi camera module

Recently I’ve received a Raspberry pi camera board. So decided to make a post about it. Raspberry PI comes with two interesting connectors on board. One is between Ethernet and HDMI and another is near...

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Raspberry Pi – mounting USB drive

Raspberry PI by default has only one memory available – SD card which also holds kernel itself. Unless you are using large SD, eventually you are going to run out of space -especially if you are...

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Time to make Raspberry Pi go wireless

Raspberry Pi Model B comes with Ethernet interface built in where you can plug cable and have internet access. In many cases this is enough, but what if you want it to be more portable and still be...

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Using SQLite in Raspberry Pi

If you are doing some data logging, sensor reading or other routine task with raspberry Pi, then you probably are thinking of using database. The list of database software choices is quite long, but in...

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Working with SQLite in Raspberry Pi using Python 3

Last time we did few basic operations with SQLite in Raspberry Pi. We learned how to set up SQLite3, create first database file and fill with data. Using SQL commands we were able to select data and...

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Transferring files with SCP between raspberries

I was playing with Raspberry Pi Model B for quite a long time. Tweaked few settings, wrote couple helper scripts. After some time second Raspberry Pi 2 arrived. I realized that most settings and...

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Raspberry Pi 3 goes 64-bit and adds more features

When first Raspberry Pi board was introduced it literally changed the understanding of small computers by bringing Linux closer to us. With great support, low board prices and huge community it stayed...

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Continuously running Raspberry Pi torrent client

Previously we have configured basic NAS storage on Raspberry Pi. Having such power and doing nothing with storage is a waste. To prove its usefulness Next logical step is to implement torrent client on...

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Network attached storage (NAS) with Raspberry Pi

There is a Raspberry Pi 3 out there which is much faster than version 1 and 2. While latest two are faster than first model, I thought it would be great to give some purpose to first Raspberry Pi model...

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Start Working with Raspberry Pi and Motion Systems

Technology is something which has come forward in leaps and bounds over recent years, and it is something which Progressive Automations in particular has taken advantage of. Technological advancements...

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Powerful open source SQLite manager for Raspberry Pi

SQLite is a lightweight but powerful database management tool. It occupies a little space on the device – a bit more than 500KB, but offers most of the features that are implemented on other SQL...

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