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| In this article we will demonstrate how you can make a web page on a Raspberry Pi server, where the number of visitors is shown on the page...
| In this article we build a webserver on an Intel Edison and use it with a tablet to operate an LED while sitting on the couch. This simple p...
| If you've recently bought a Raspberry Pi B+ and want to use your SD card with the software from the previous version you run into two proble...
| The Raspberry Pi is normally programmed in Python. This is a powerful and easy to use language, but if you are more familiar with a language...
| This small article describes how to build your own I2C slave device using a PIC microcontroller, and how to control it with the Raspberry Pi...
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