Rasberry pi

this

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>buying something before having a use for it

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Screenly's pretty cool on the office TV

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You have a job, right?

use it to flash thinkpads and sell them at considerable markup

make yourself file server

Program a cute robowaifu

How do I become a file server?

you have to become rack-mountable

Shove it up your ass.

Oh I can mount a rack, if you catch my drift

Buy a sensor kit, jumper wires and a breaboard. Its cheap and allows you to do so many things. This week I made a temperature and humidity monitoring system for my room. I connected a DHT11 sensor to my Pi. The sensor sends data to the Pi and I collect and using python. Then I send all this data to a firebase database. I also made a website which gets the data from the database and displays it in realtime.
My next step is to add a servo motor on my boiler knob so i can activate it remotely or when Pi detects that the temperature is below a certain point.
After this I will make some kind of home security system like motion recognition using a camera. Idk yet.

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shove it up your faggot ass

Media center.

retropie if you're into gaymen

This is one of the biggest scams of all times

shove it in your ass

i tried that once, but it kept slipping out

you can hack money terminal + kali linux

Fuck off back to /v/.

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Yeah, it surely couldn't have been a Christmas gift or anything

>I just bought a raspberry pi

You're as fucking retarded as OP

I got one of those kits a few days ago and Im not sure how the Pi interacts with all of them. For that DHT11 sensor I had to install an Adafruit library to use in python that gave me access to a read_retry instruction that gives me temp and humidity. For every other sensor though, I cant find a code library made to work with them which limits me to only detecting changes in state and not specific data from the sensor. If I want specific data, like if I used the digital/analog temp sensor (which is a lot more accurate than the shit DHT11), I would have to use an ADC like the MCP3008 or use my arduino to read the analog input.
Also, Aliexpress is the place to buy Pi parts.

Build a Robot

youtube.com/watch?v=6HiRz-c3vBE

>what should I do with it?
stick it up your ass

>what should I do with it?

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With a lot of exercise and endurance, you can become a file server.

Throw it away and buy an ArDuInO O.o
No I'm kidding but seriously though learn machine language or learn how to write drivers.

Pi-Hole works nice, or a light weight server

We need to have a Raspberry Pi sticky, or a InstallGentoo wiki page for it

There will never be an end to these threads

>file server
>rpi
Enjoy your 20-25 megabyte per second file transfer speeds.

All of it can be done significantly cheaper with arduino. I've looked at my options and I can't make an aquarium thermostat/tds/ph sensor below 230 bucks with the rpi, while the same thing would cost me around 150 with an arduino, but only because I have to buy one first.

This and pi hole are the only things it's usable for.

t. pi owner

>what do?
>do a thing
>what?
quality thread

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