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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPBf_Qaci8w

You can use the ThinkSpeak free IoT platform to create intuitive dashboards for your sensor data, along with various other integrations! It's seamless and user-friendly, especially when using the Pico W through their REST API. In this tutorial, I'll guide you through setting up a simple weather station using the ShillehTek BME280 to visualize your data in real-time with minimal code in MicroPython. It's a great project for beginners to learn.

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So I downloaded the emulator and ROMs but when I open the game the game crashes than I open the game once again and the emulator crashes any fix?btw I’m on iPhone 12 iOS 17

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Hi guys how are you ? I hope so, I wanted to ask for some advice. For some time now I've had the "crazy" idea of ​​putting my Raspberry Pi5 in a laptop, so a couple of days ago I bought a 13" Dell on eBay for about $20 that wouldn't turn on. For the power supply I had thought about several things but the simplest way seems to be using a 22.5w powerbank (which offers me 5v 4.5a), now the problem arises on the screen, the only way to use it seems to be to take the control board proprietary to dell, only if I'm not mistaken the displays need 12v, so I wanted to ask you if you had any ideas, (I'm also looking for a way to use the laptop keyboard so consequently convert the output to USB). Thank you very much, and sorry for the inconvenience.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1XgUuaGz1A

Want to learn how to upload files to an S3 bucket from your Raspberry Pi? Amazon S3 is a crucial part of AWS, widely used in web applications to store multimedia files. Understanding how to use S3 is essential for any developer in the IoT space, especially beginners.

In this tutorial, I'll guide you step-by-step on how to send data to an S3 bucket directly from your Raspberry Pi.

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Hi yesterday I was trying to install SteamOS on my Raspberry Pi 4 for a school project. Sadly i didnt work via Usb or Sd Card for me. So I am trying to ask if anyone has some instructions to install it on Desktop on Raspberrian OS. Maybe via Terminal or something?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guJR7-33N2k

I recently created a tutorial on how to SSH into your Raspberry Pi using Tailscale. Prior to that, I made another tutorial on remotely controlling your Raspberry Pi by configuring your router. While this method offers more flexibility, it's a bit more advanced but quite impressive once set up. With this, you'll be able to control your Raspberry Pi from outside your home network.

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Hello,
we are building a high-altitude balloon and want to record it with a Raspberry Pi and a couple of CSI cameras. Will the cameras survive in the temperature conditions? They will be mounted outside of the capsule, so almost no insulation.

PS: how can we connect more than 2 cameras to one Pi? We don't want to use USB because of low quality

Thanks!

Not deleting this post in case someone has the same question. In the xinitrc file I forgot to put #!/bin/sh at the top

Original question:

so I am creating a simple gui that will display some changing variables and I am running it on a raspberry pi 3 B+. the problem that I am facing is that I am running raspbian lite and thus have no desktop environment, nor do I want one since I only want this application to run. I have tried putting "python pathToMyCode.py" in ~/.xinitrc and doing startx but that only yields a black screen with a white terminal window in the top left corner that I cant interact with. dose anyone know how to do this? Sorry if it is a stupid question.

I am trying to make my own custom voice assistant + desk pet robot using raspberry pi zero 2w.

Can someone suggest me a mic and speaker module which should be compact, and can be configured easily, also please suggest me an ups battery module and a display for the project.

5g modem on usb0 and I can ping internet from that interface. I need to bridge that to eth0 in order to supply Internet to router as backup wan. Scoured the webs but can't find anything. Any help would be appreciated

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Discover how to utilize the ADS1115 for measuring analog signals from sensors on the Raspberry Pi using Python. This tutorial is crucial for anyone interested in embedded systems applications. By the end, you'll learn how to efficiently measure analog signals with the ADS1115 ADC in just a few simple steps. This content is particularly beneficial for beginners eager to delve into DIY projects with the Raspberry Pi.

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Toying with an idea to create a distraction free writing device using a Pi Zero, battery, a e-ink screen, the primary programs would be OS, Bluetooth adapter, word grinder and thumb drive support. Making this as small a form factor as I can for travel.

Would ideally for kicks and giggles use a floppy drive.

Questions I have are should I use the text only or UI version of the OS. Would a zero board work for this project or opt for the larger cousin?

Would a small batter have enough watts to power both the board and screen?(new territory, on that part)

Should the Bluetooth work for a keyboard setup? Have issues configuring Bluetooth on the regular pi.

Many thanks in advance.

I’m new to using Raspberry Pi. I’ve managed to create a script to control a motor on a model I’m making but can’t work out how to make the script load and run each time the Pi boots up. The model won’t have a screen so I need a way for it to start when I turn the power on. I’ve tried a few things I found online but still won’t load automatically. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

So I got a raspberry pi camera and a pi, I want to do object recognition with no experience. But I don't want to copy and paste the code, I want to understand and able to transform the code as per my need. I tried following open cv course from freecodecamp.org YT channel and they are starting with really basic stuff, like opening a video and changing size, Am I wasting my time with that or I should stick around, or I need to see another type of videos? , Please if someone can recommend a path to learn object recognition specifically for raspberry pi, (in depth) , Thanks for reading do reply...

Hey everyone, I'm a software engineer and this is one of my first times dabbling in physical computing.

I'm trying to create an automatic cat feeder, and I've got a couple of questions!

This is my setup:

DRV8825 Stepper motor driver module with soldered headers + heatsink (x1)

Nema 17 Stappen motor 48mm - 12V / 24V - 1,7A (x1)

Mean Well LRS-50-12 power supply - 12V 50W

Plug 1,5m - 3G2.5 - CEE 7/7 (goes from cable to 3 cables with exposed copper Netherlands)

Plenty of F/F M/F and M/M Jumper cables

These are my questions:

• In my head the picture is as follows: the Raspberry powers and controls the driver, the driver is connected to the powersupply and powers the motor along with acting as an interfacing layer to receive and forward commands to the motor, is this correct?
• The DRV8825 Stepper motor driver looks quite small, it has fragile pins and I'm not sure how I should secure it so it doesn't just dangle between my Raspberry and stepper motor. Is there an alternative or a good way to connect the two?
• I'm not sure how I should connect the output (screw terminal) to the driver, using jumper cables doesn't seem right somehow, is there an adapter I could use?
• Using the Mean well power supply in general feels kind of scary as I'm dealing with the mains network, is there an alternative or other ways to make it more secure?

I would really appreciate some help, thank you very much in advance!

I am able to ping the internet on usb0 when I have it connected to my local lan. when i connect it to my computer i do not get any internet. Not sure why can anyone help. Trying to use this as a wan failover to my UDM pro if anyone can add if they have done that. thanks!