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blog.nuculabs.de
Hello everyone, A while ago I started working on a pet project called NucuCar. It's a platform written in .NET for the Raspberry Pi in which I'm trying to implement various utility functions to create a complete piece of software that can be used to build a remote controlled car for the Pi. The project is open source and it can be found on GitHub: Since I didn't buy a toy car and I don't have much space in my apartment I was working only on the sensors module, which currently has support for the BME680 environment sensor and the CPU temperature sensor build in the Pi. |
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blog.backslasher.net
I used to be one of those people running a rpi home server. I have a long history with running rpi, and I learned some things along the way: The disasterous effects of undervoltage on attached harddrives (goodbye data integrity, hello fsck on boot) The difficulty of running an OS from an SDcard (system upgrades take as long to write to disk as they do to download the packages) The oddities of not having a proper system clock when starting up (tls certs are "not yet valid" because we're now 5 years into the past) The permanent contest between GPU and CPU memory allocation when you want to run something GPU intensive |
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www.dzombak.com
This post reviews some of the options for keeping a systemd-managed service running persistently on a Raspberry Pi, or really any other Linux system. |
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kaspars.net
Everyone knows that GitHub is awesome and so is their API. However, there are limits to the amount of unauthenticated request you can make to the API from a single IP address. I am usingtheir API for automatic updates for all of my GitHub hosted plugins with theGit Update pluginand it hit the limits reallyquick.... |
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