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Category Archives: media
Making a media centre with a Raspberry Pi
Our kids have a multitude of gizmos, but still they fight over the TV; Kid A wants to watch something back off the PVR, while Kid B is playing on the Wii and Kid C wants to watch Strictly back … Continue reading
Posted in computers, Doctor Who, hardware, Linux, Raspberry Pi
Tagged iPlayer, Raspberry Pi, RaspBMC, XMBC
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Pi shall tweet unto Arduino
More work to do, but big breakthroughs with FridgeGizmo today. I got the RaspberryPi pulling London weather and random worldwide tweets and trends and displaying them on my LCD display via an Arduino Uno. I installed Apache 2, the Apache … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, computers, hardware, internet, Raspberry Pi, Raspbian
Tagged Arduino, Fridge Gizmo, FridgeGizmo, LCD, Raspberry Pi, twitter, weather
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Fridge gizmo
My dream of a gizmo stuck to the fridge to tell me my next train time, the weather and certain tweets got a step closer today. I ordered an Arduino shield with a 2 line LCD display and some buttons … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, computers, hardware, internet, Linux, MacOS X, Raspberry Pi
Tagged Arduino, Fridge Gizmo, FridgeGizmo, Raspberry Pi
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Prof Unwin talks about the Type B Desk
I probably should have uploaded this (and a load of other ancient Bush House audio treasure I forgot I had) when all the Bush nostalgia was in full flow a few weeks ago. But I didn’t. This is Stanley Unwin, … Continue reading
Green Continuity
Green Con was where the main World Service English language network was put on air. The announcer sat on this side, and the Studio Manager sat on the other side of the glass on the right (now a TV studio) … Continue reading