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blog.tho.ms
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| | | | | As a decent helicopter parent I recently bought a LogiLink WC0030A IP camera to watch my one-year old during her sleep (just kidding). Jelmer Tiete showed in... | |
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quaap.com
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| | | | | This Thanksgiving evening and Friday morning, I pledge to not go out and buy things I don't need. I won't buy a crockpot for 10 dollars, or a large screen TV for 500. I won't buy the latest toy that my child will lose interest in after an hour. I won't buy any new electronic gadgets that waste my money and time. I won't buy any over-priced kitchen toys to make a mediocre cup of sugary coffee. | |
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opguides.info
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| | | | | Most of these things probably exist. For many, its just that they dont exist at a practical price point. Without further ado, In no particular order A not garbage, not phone based, IR camera that doesnt cost a bajillion dollars Yes. I know the FLIR and SEEK Thermal cameras are a thing, but both have their share of software problems or hardware incompatibilities. Most of all, I dont want to have to hope that their app keeps working with my phone at risk of a $250 paper weight. | |
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blog.elevendroids.com
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| | | [AI summary] A tutorial on configuring WiFi on a Raspberry Pi using specific hardware and software steps. | ||
