#Raspberry Pi 4

[ostermeiernet]

piKVM: Aufbau-Schemas

[tsubakicraft]

遅ればせながらのRaspberry Pi 4

一時期は品不足でなかなか入手できなかったRaspberry Pi 4ですが、最近は在庫もあり価格も少し下がってきました。 モノづくり塾でサーバークラスターや電子工作の勉強をするのに必要と思い、取り敢えず１つ購入しました。計算クラスターを作るのも面白いと思います。 購入したのはRaspberry Pi 4本体 (8GBモデル)、ケース、電源アダプター、Micro HDMIケーブル、Micro SDカード (64GB)など。ヒートシンクとファンはケースに付属していました。 早速、OSをインストールして初期セットアップを実施。 もっさり感は否めませんが、Pi…

[bitstream24]

Raspberry Pi 4-2G With PICAN3 CAN Bus HAT

The Raspberry Pi 4 provides desktop performance comparable to entry-level x86 PC systems. The PiCAN3 board with SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supply) and RTC provides CAN-Bus capabilities for the Raspberry Pi 4. The system comes with a pre-installed Raspbian operating system. All CAN port drivers are installed and tested.

[aurora--sky]

Walentynkowe Mody | Polskie Tłumaczenie

Tłumaczenia kilku modów o miłosnej/walentynkowej tematyce. Więcej tłumaczeń takich modów możecie znaleźć na mojej liście tłumaczeń.

Raspberry Rose Cocktail 🌹 (od @icemunmun-spicy-scalpel) - koktajl malinowo-różany

wymaga Custom Drink Interaction

tłumaczenie pasuje do obydwu wersji moda

First Love Aspiration ❤️ (od @marlynsims) - aspiracja dziecięca "Pierwsza Miłość"

Aphrodite Aspiration 👸🏼 - aspiracja greckiej bogini Afrodyty

Date Your Way to Valentine's Day Aspiration 💘 - aspiracja miłosno-walentynkowa

Functional Valentine's Set 🍫 (od @piedpiperworld) - funkcjonalny zestaw walentynkowy. Klikając na niego, można kupić prezenty, np. czekoladki, wino czy perfumy.

Valentine's Day Set 🍪 (od @robinksimblr) - 4 walentynkowe desery: Babeczki biszkoptowe, Babeczki oreo, Truskawkowe daiquiri oraz Ciasteczka z letnimi owocami

wymaga Robin's Food Enabler

Valentine's Day Pack 2022 🧁 (od @robinksimblr) - 3 walentynkowe potrawy: Ciasteczka truskawkowo-czekoladowe, Babeczki z truskawkowym sercem oraz Herbata owocowo-hibiskusowa.

wymaga Robin's Food Enabler

wszystkie tłumaczenia należy włożyć do folderu z modami

bez modów tłumaczenia nie zadziałają

POBIERANIE 📂

Raspberry Rose Cocktail SFS | 14.2.24

First Love Aspiration SFS | 14.2.24

Aphrodite Aspiration SFS | 14.2.24

Date Your Way to Valentine's Day Aspiration SFS | 14.2.24

Functional Valentine's Set SFS | 14.2.24

Valentine's Day Set SFS | 14.2.24

Valentine's Day Pack 2022 SFS | 14.2.24

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[bibleofficial]

i just think it’s funny that raspberry pi seems to plan their releases around that of apple’s

[robnergal-yt]

pi4 power draw

Running under a full CPU load, a Raspberry Pi 4 should only draw 15.3 Watts per Hour, given a 30 day month that's 720 hours, and therefore 11,016 Watts in a month. Just over 11 KiloWatts, when a kiloWattHour costs roughly $0.12 to 0.20 USD for the electricity. A single boar computer can be kept online at full load, headless, for under $3 per month

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Raspberry Pi and similar computers can be acquired for under 100$

[electronicsworld1]

Pironman Mini PC Case for Raspberry Pi - Aluminum Alloy Tower Case, M.2 SATA SSD Expansion Board (Pi 4 NOT Included) 

[virtualizationhowto]

Umbrel Personal Server OS for Privacy Conscious

Umbrel Personal Server OS for Privacy Conscious #homelab #UmbrelPersonalServerOS #BitcoinNodeSetup #RaspberryPi4WithUmbrel #SelfHostingSolutions #UmbrelAppStoreOverview #PersonalDataPrivacy #BitcoinAndLightningNetwork #DIYHomeServer #homeserverOS

Umbrel is an excellent option for a personal server operating system. These solutions are becoming increasingly popular as many are into self-hosting and running a home server or lab network. At its core, the Umbrel OS is designed to provide everything needed to self-host various apps and services, including self-hosting a Bitcoin node. Table of contentsWhat are personal server operating…

[arctic-hands]

[Video Description: hands typing on a rainbow-lit clicky clacky keyboard, resting on the bottom half of an open black faux-leather clutch, the top half of which has a 4 inch-ish white e-paper screen and a Raspberry Pi module plugged into it. The keys clack and flash as they're typed, and the camera zooms in on the screen where it says "hello happy pi day!!! :D", as an excited and silly-deep voice offscreen says "It works!" End V.D]

I finally have q new-fangled typing machine! A ZeroWriter RasPi compiled together in a freebie handbag that one could say...came thru in a clutch...?

[creationofsketch]

I did a garden harvest today and got raspberry and strawberries and made some tiny hand pies from scratch!!

The pastry crust recipe:

8tbsp butter room temp

(1 stick)

1Tbsp sugar

1 cup flour (sifted helps)

1 tsp vanilla extract

1/4 tsp salt

2 1/2 tbsp Luke warm water

Mix dry ingredients then add butter cut up mix with fork or whisk until grainy texture then add vanilla and water into dough form. Set in parchment or other closed option for 30 minutes in fridge before working with it!

I just crushed up my raspberries in a bowl and spooned a little in then sealed the edges with a fork. You get a cute tart little hand pie!

Update: forgot to put temp 350 in the oven for roughly 20 minutes or until slightly brown

[ostermeiernet]

Hardware-Beschaffung für piKVM angeschlossen

Ich bin in den letzten Wochen auf das piKVM-Projekt gestossen, welches es ermöglicht einen Server/Rechner über ein Browser-Fenster zu bedienen – das ist so die Kurzfassung des Ganzen. 😉 Da mir die fertig zusammengebauten Geräte zu teuer sind, habe ich mich dazu entschlossen, die DYI-Lösung anzugehen und habe mir dafür diverse Hardware-Komponenten bestellt, die mittlerweile alle bei mir…

[ghosty-in-the-machine]

computer people we need to lock in

the puppy people have so many great posts about the joys of their life and i keep not seeing any for computer people!! where are we at!! funny computer guys im yearning for you!!

yes i made a tumblr account specifically for this purpose. i literally have 4 really great computer life posts and this is not enough. i have NO computer life posts about HOBBY SINGLE BOARD COMPUTERS..... Please we need these.... Raspberry pi......... Arduino.......... Adafruit featherboard...... You understand....

^^^ Me Btw ^^^ Where my arduino unos at.... I am a very simple yet powerful computer capable of running very many Doohickeys and Thingamabobs

[coredumpproject]

Building a new monocle display/scope. Probably mount it to the brim of a hat.

It's a little bulky, but I can build one for $25 and the 'Sweet Spot' is the whole front of the thing.

If you've ever used a micro-display, then you know. Spend $200 on a display you can't see unless you stop and steady it with your hand, then it looks like a '50" TV at 20 feet" or something ... which mean 'little display, kinda far away'

I want this for a game where we'll mix Cyberpunk with Airsoft. So, it needs to be something I can use for night vision, and a Raspberry Pi display, while running and moving, and dirt cheap so everyone on a 4-person team gets one.

I'm shooting for a $100 night-vision enabled wearable, wi-fi capable, computer.

We'll see how close I can get by spring.

[unbenchthekench]

Got any good resources on setting up pihole? (competence level: generally high, but unfamiliar with raspberry pi)

So this won’t be a comprehensive guide because I am dumb as fuck. But if a smoothbrain like me can figure it out and have a pihole ready to go, then any one can.

My main resource I used were these guides from Tom’s Hardware and Privacy international. The offical Pi-Hole site also has a damn good guide to help you get set up from what you need to what to do.

What you need first is a Raspberry Pi with at least 512 MB of RAM, which all of them have. You can buy one from here or you can check out Raspberrypi.com for where to buy the different Pi’s.

Then you need an SD Card that is at least 2GB large to hold the OS, make sure you have all the cords and cables as well. And personally I like having my Pi in a case just so it looks nice. Whatever Pi you get make sure you check what cables it needs to work. Like the Raspberry Pi 4 I linked needs Microsoft HDMI to output video.

Once you have those basics set up and you have your pihole up and running, you can set up your blacklists. You can use the default one, but personally I like the one provided by the guys at Firebog. They have a LOT of amazing blacklists. From blocking purely ads. To ads and trackers. To even going as far as blocking Adult sites and such. There is a lot of customization you can do with your blacklists it’s amazing. Just, don’t expect it to block ads on youtube as those are hosted on the site itself.

Piholes are very set it and forget it, but make sure you are very thorough when setting one up. Because missing one step is such a headache to deal with. I also highly recommend, when it asks if you want to set up the web server, that you do. It allows you to see the traffic of what was blocked what was allowed, and update your lists and such from your web browser on your computer or phone.

Oh also, when you are setting up your pi-hole. Make sure you select to EITHER have it use Ethernet OR Wifi, NOT BOTH. That was a mistake I made. It used both, and got stuck and confused and wasn’t able to work at all. Once I deactivated the wifi and let it use only Ethernet, then it was good to go. And when you are selecting which PiHole OS you want to run, I HIGHLY recommend going with the Lite version. It’s purely Commandline OS, so it is super light and can run on anything. The GUI OS also works well but if you’re running it off of a weaker Raspberry Pi, it will be very laggy and an absolute bitch to do anything on.

So yeah, pi holes are a bit of a pain to set up, but once you are good, you are GOOD.

Good luck, and report back if you had success or need any help. My dms are open and I will do the best I can to help however I can.

[adafruit]

A Compact Pi Compute Module Backpack 🍓🥧📸🎒

We used to stock a PiCam Module

that would plug into a Pi CM4 or CM5 - recently we went to restock it, but the vendor hasn't replied to our emails for many months. So, it could be a good time for us to design something that works similarly but with more capabilities. So we tasked Timon

with designing something for us - we just said, "Make the best thing ya can," and he delivered! Check this board out that plugs onto the compute module and provides many great accessories: USB connection for bootloading/USB gadget, USB 3.0 host type A for CM5, micro HDMI, micro SD card for data storage on 'Lite modules, camera connection, and mount, two DSI connectors, fan connect, Stemma QT / Qwiic connection, and RTC battery. There's one shutdown button for CM5 and two GPIO buttons plus one LED. Timon's gonna try to add an EYESPI connector for our next rendering so we can get some I2C/SPI/PWM outputs easily. What do you think? We wanted to keep it compact and not too pricey (aiming for <$30 cost. We'll see if we can get it there) but were able to craft fairly complex projects in a small space.

[adiraofthetals]

I have this Raspberry Pi 4 that I got in 2020 that was basically used for school. But three years later my school website stopped working on there and I have no clue what I should do with it.

I'm not good with hardware but I'm kinda ok with software. Do you guys have any suggestions on what to use?