Issue #133 — Mirror
Friday 1 January 2016
Happy new year!
I hope you had a great Christmas. If you missed it last week, the new MagPi is out now. It’s full of project ideas for new or returning Pi users, and there are plenty more below.
Ben
Picture of the week
Mirror mirror on the wall…
News
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ROKOS (themerkle.com)
ROKOS is a free Raspberry Pi Operating System to launch a Bitcoin Node
Projects
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Mirror Mirror (blog.dylanjpierce.com)
A Pi powered smart mirror -
Tide Tracker (hackaday.com)
A Raspberry Pi tidy tide tracker predicts propitious promenades -
Yet Another Pi Zero USB Hub (hackaday.com)
Home-made 4-port USB hub for the Pi Zero -
Sense HAT Data Web App (github.com)
View sensor data from the Sense HAT in a web app on the internet -
Interactive Christmas tree on a lubricating tram (aa4cc.dce.fel.cvut.cz)
Pi powered Christmas tree lights on a Prague tram -
A Raspberry Pi Christmas Coding Adventure (github.com)
7 sections of content on getting going with a Raspberry Pi -
KittyCam (girliemac.com)
Building a Raspberry Pi camera with cat face recognition in node.js
Articles & more
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Teen's webcam to keep constant watch (eastgrinsteadcourier.co.uk)
18 year old works with local council to provide surveillance photos on their website -
Firefox OS keyboard? (hexus.net)
Firefox OS may come to connected devices including a Pi2 powered keyboard -
What's the best Raspberry Pi for your needs? (techradar.com)
Tech Radar cover the different Pis in the product showcase -
Increasing Raspberry Pi FPS with Python and OpenCV (pyimagesearch.com)
Milking every last bit of performance out of your webcam or Raspberry Pi camera -
Raspberry Pi Zero - Programming over USB (pi.gbaman.info)
Using Pi Zero OTG USB mode to program it with a single USB cable -
Connect to a Raspberry Pi Directly with an Ethernet Cable (circuitbasics.com)
A useful guide on connecting to your Pi directly over Ethernet
Contact & Submissions
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