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Any ideas on what to do with a Raspberry Pi
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Hey all, I have a spare Raspberry Pi (basically a small computer, like whats used to power your phones, tablets, etc) and was wondering if anyone had any creative ideas for it? I was looking at some sites with ideas but i've decided I want to do a project from scratch. I'll update this thread with progress on the project once I see an idea I like.
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add a gps module and track if your girlfriend/wife is cheating on you
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Not sure if you're that desperate/retarded or just a prank bro
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I did the same, but I bought a iPac, bought some arcade style buttons, went to my DIY shop bought some wood, and a cheap monitor of Amazon. Built, painted and made my own Arcade Cabinate!
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The only I've done with a Raspberry Pi is connect to the internert via a CLI (command-line interface), so I can't really say.
Is selling it an option? I imagine you'd get some nice money from it- though I don't know how much a second hand Raspberry Pi would go for, so just a guess.
OR you could bake it into a pie. A delicious circuity pie.
Yes, a raspberry flavoured pie.
Is selling it an option? I imagine you'd get some nice money from it- though I don't know how much a second hand Raspberry Pi would go for, so just a guess.
OR you could bake it into a pie. A delicious circuity pie.
Endure_SlayerEat it. Wait, we're talking about pie, right?
Yes, a raspberry flavoured pie.
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Here are a few websites for you:
http://www.tlcb.uk/
https://www.raspberrypi.org/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-Projects/
You should also definitely get a copy of the MagPi, the official Raspberry Pi magazine. https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/
http://www.tlcb.uk/
https://www.raspberrypi.org/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-Projects/
You should also definitely get a copy of the MagPi, the official Raspberry Pi magazine. https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/
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Eat it. Wait, we're talking about pie, right?
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overclock it until it no longer works, lol
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Test the air quality outside your house and cry
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I just thought that up and looked it up and it seems that they are fairly energy efficent obviously given their size heres a quote from a source i found
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Following these steps will leave you with a very energy efficient bitcoin miner, as a Raspberry Pi only uses four watts of power, and a miner is typically 2.5W. Mining used to be done with computers consuming over 700W
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If you dont use it alot and it just sits there maybe mining bit coins would be good just let it run and your good, i think there websites where if you run your computer in a pool of other computers and someone mines a bitcoin, some of the bitcoins gets divided to people depending on the computing power they put into the pool
