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I have setup a new Node-RED Twitter Bot. This is powered by a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (2GB) that I have setup as the new Pi Lab Node Red Node. The Node-RED flow was originally setup to provide a URL endpoint that accepts a minimal number of query...

I have upgraded the BOINC Node to a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (2GB) . This is a nice upgrade from the old Raspberry Pi Model B (256MB) that I had previously been running. I have kept SETI@home setup just in case it starts sending out jobs again....

Zero TV has something for everyone. Best of all it is 100% legal. Channels are pulled from freely available sources online. Zero TV is running on a Raspberry Pi Zero! See full specs here . The site uses Bludit and a customized version...

I have been a fan of the SETI@home project for a number of years. I was sad to hear that the project is going into "hibernation". From seti.org : UC Berkeley has announced that the volunteer computing part of SETI@home will stop distributing...

Checkout out the live stream of Pi Lab! This live stream is utilizing a re-purposed AT&T Digital Life security camera. There is really no practical purpose for this. I just thought it would be a fun way to use left over tech. I have also...

Setting up a Weather Dashboard is a common project on the Raspberry Pi. There are many ways to accomplish this. I have recently found a very nice project that makes it very simple to display detailed weather information. The setup allows for...