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Drupal 8.0.0 Released
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Check out http://store.publiclab.org/products/foldable-mini-spectromet... and http://spectralworkbench.org/
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Also worth checking out, the $10 Open Source spectrometer that attaches to your phone. http://store.publiclab.org/products/foldable-mini-spectromet... The challenge seems to be to understand how to interpret the result
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Between 2008 and 2013 when I had an iPhone, their USB cables would regularly break down on me. The problem was the white casing around the wire would break down and start to thread. So I think the rule of Apple promising high quality is tru
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I don't think you can do Docker on Snappy Ubuntu for RPi (ARM).
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11y ago
More Docker Pirates on Raspberry Pi -> Pirateship for Pi http://openpipekit.github.io/pirate.sh/#!index.md I think it's Raspbian + hypriot kernal + Docker + other special sauce like the ability to plug a progra
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> These days it's pretty clear the US and China benefit from mutual trade Yes, that is probably the current perception even with most people never hearing of competitive advantage. I wonder how climate change in the next couple of d
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Cloudstitch is another service that gives you a RESTful interface over a Google Sheet. http://www.cloudstitch.com/ I made a video showing how to send a Raspberry Pi's temperature sensor data to a Google Sheet using Clo
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Here's a link to the TI sensor tag for $29. http://www.ti.com/tool/cc2650stk I wonder what the unique selling proposition of this new product is. Curriculum around environmental monitoring is definitely a win! If
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It looks like the TI sensortag in a different case and three times as expensive.
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In Ghana and Kenya, Open Learning Exchange tackles the bandwidth cost and latency issue by utilizing Ground Computing hosting based applications that require 2-way data interactions and adhere to Eventual Consistency. What Eventual Consiste
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12y ago
Haha, well, lets see here... ~ $ coffeemachine --cup 3 | bellydb --format liquid
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Unix Philosophy and the Internet of Things = Best Friends?
(publiclab.org)
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Also, I got funded today by the Knight Foundation to work on the Open Pipe Kit which should be a more modular version of Fido. The goal is to make it dead simple for anyone to send data from sensor to anywhere on the Internet. Blog post -&
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I like this project :). I made a similar temperature alert system with Raspberry Pi called Fido. It supports the Temper1 USB sensor and the Temperature/Humidity Pro sensor for GrovePi board that attaches to the R-Pi. See the page for f
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> The phrase carries strong connotations for a certain subset of people and it would be pretty tone deaf of us as a community to repurpose it to mean "writing instructions for computers the government owns." It's definitel
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Nice! I didn't notice that setting. My code also removes more than just the header though so it's still useful for my purposes of making HabitRPG more SFW.
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w00t! That fixed it. Thanks n-gauge!
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Is HabitRPG NSFW? Here's a trick to make it more SFW
(rjsteinert.github.io)
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His post does focus mostly on CRUD. Personally I usually proxy CouchDB to a path in my REST API for handling CRUD and then proxy in the rest of my services at other paths. In the case of doing a write and then some other operation, the Couc
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How we built a text message service to tell people when MTGOX.com changes
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Free service sends you a text message when Mt. Gox.com updates
(jerrytherobot.com)
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Thanks guys ;). We made it free btw, and it texts you when the message on the front page changes.
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Coming from a background of using cryptography regularly (far from an advanced user), this revelation seems... Not surprising. It's practically the equivalent of using SSL for viewing webpages. I say practically because for some mind b
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Show HN: Jerry the robot will text you when Mt. Gox is back online
(jerrytherobot.com)
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