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hello, /g/entlemans.

give me good ideas of what to do with my raspberry PI zero
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shove it up your ass


or make a dedicated seedbox
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>>52493358
install gentoo
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>>52493358
Hang it from your ceiling
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Hide it somewhere in your house and dare a female to search and find it
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Put it in a jar of dirt
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>>52493358
Sell it
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>>52493368
How do you make a seedbox with it? I mean like what kind of HDD would you attach?
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Mine bitcoin with this fella
Use it as a dedicated machine for btc mining
There are really cheap ASIC USB miners on eBay and it's much easier to setup and mine on a Linux based os
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrdUm4QXijY
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Hook it up to a printer and microphone, make it print out interjections every time someone says "linux".
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>>52493715
I kinda want a debian printer
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>>52493358
Are they readily available online yet anon? If not, then sell it on ebay for at least a 500% markup?
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>>52494016
they cost $40 on Amazon
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>>52493358
add wireless with wi-fi nano usb adapter
http://hackaday.com/2015/11/28/first-raspberry-pi-zero-hack-piggy-back-wifi/
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I heard about the Raspberry PI a lot in /g/, but what is it?
What does it do?
What is it for?
Whats the difference in the Raspberry PI zero,one and two?
This ins't bait, I actually have no idea
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>>52493358
seedbox
tor node if you are into that sort of thing
bitcoin miner (its not too producive nowadays)

or just shove it up your ass
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I feel like the time you have got an USB HUB and a Network adapter you could have just gotten the more expensive model.

At least if your aren't planning ahead and buying it cheap on ebay.
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>>52493697
Continue
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>>52493358
Make a drone anon its not that pricey!
attach 0.3mpx camera aswell

You can use wifi usb and write your own app on phone/tablet to controll it
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>>52493358
I took an old tv and made a smart tv of it with my RPi
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>>52493358
Somebody posted a link to this the other day. It should work on Zero. I'm going to try it out when I have more time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBb8BN0dqoQ
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>>52493400
why would there be a female in my house?
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>>52494609
It's a website which enables people to search for other websites by typing keywords in a search bar.
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>>52493386
>>52493400
>>52493540
>>52493715
All valid project ideas.

In all honesty, it's primarily a small computer for things like robotics and learning programming. I'm not up to date on the Zero and it's capabilities, but my buddy has a RPI2B with Raspian on it and he's using it to learn programming.

They're also huge in the 'maker' community. You can turn your home into a smart home with these things. Or make a smart TV. Or a fucking smart sprinkler. The possibilities are endless.
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>>52495126
If you're really interested in the 'maker' side of things, I'd check out the Arduino Uno. You can't install an operating system on it, but you can program for it then flash the programs onto it. The programs are used to control the connected wires and circuits and shit to do cool stuff. I have an Arduino Mega and it's really cool.

Also, check out 'quadcopter fpv' videos on YouTube, especially ones put out by the Tested channel. Cool fucking shit, all made with stuff like this.
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>>52494949
Did you find a way to get Netflix on it, perchance?
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>>52495182
sheet

How do they get such good image quality on this glasses when drones fly with such speed?

No fucking lag.
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>>52495235
If it connect to the internet, you can get Netflix going on it.
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>>52495316
It has to do with the combo of the security camera feed and the specific radio wavelength that they're using.

Cool ass shit right??
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>>52495323
Not to my knowledge, my understanding is that Netflix requires a locked down browser, and none of them are supported on RPi.
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>>52495377
yep

>>52495316
forgot link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H19z1X3V4UQ
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>>52495392
I've been in front of a computer screen since 1994 and I have no clue what a "locked down browser" is.

99.9999% sure you'll be fine.
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>>52494973

That does work on the Zero.
Did it the other day with Raspbian Lite.
Broadcasting Orsen Wells - The War of the World.
Trying to get an USB mic going now to broadcast that.
Good fun
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>>52494717
Couldn't litecoin be mined a lot better?
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>>52495578

If somebody gave you 100,000,000 of these things, and free power, you'd be better off recyling them than trying to mine cryptocoins with them.
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>>52495503

Hate to be that 0.0001% but given that this is /g/ are you serious?

Netflix requires DRM to run, which requires a browser with DRM support. Chrome has it, but Chrome has not been released for RPi architecture. Chromium does not have it.
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>>52493358
Throw it away
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>>52495661
That's all it means?

Well shit, even Firefox has that. The point is moot.
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Also, Make: is a really cool channel for DIY projects with Raspberries and shit.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChtY6O8Ahw2cz05PS2GhUbg
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>>52495961
No it's not, because Firefox isn't available on RPi.
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>>52495437
fuck yeah thanks man that shit's cool
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On my OG Model B Pi I run a mumble server and I've just started running an ownCloud server as well. That's about all their good for, light servers. Unless you're looking to do GPIO projects.
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>>52496219
Wait... so you're telling me that it's impossible to take the source code for Firefox and compile it on a Raspberry Pi Zero?
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>>52496292
Nevermind, dumbass me gets the problem now.

>DRM content on open source browser

Sucks.
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>>52493358
I am ordering one to make an IOT smart sunrise alarm clock. Need to learn some circuitry though and I only know software. But its going to be worth it.
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>>52493697
>>52494892
dont listen to this faggot
unless you can afford a 20k investment on miners, bitcoin mining is pointless
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8kua5B5K3I
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>>52496406
You can get Iceweasel, not Firefox. But, yeah.

There used to be some weird workarounds, but I think they've all been patched. I wanted to use my spare RPi to get my Plex server and Netflix on my TV using OSMC, but seems like no Netflix for now.
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>>52496509
This is for a complete XMBC setup which doesn't interest me very much, but they do get Netflix going on a RPIB https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJFnARZijeI
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>>52496555
Thanks for the attempt at helping, but unfortunately it's another "solution" that involves buying a service that basically requires a Windows computer.

I feel like the best chances we have is waiting for Chrome to release an official ARM build, but I'm skeptical.
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>>52493697
>There are really cheap ASIC USB miners on eBay
Even if your electricity was free you'd make almost nothing doing this. You'd honestly find more money by looking for loose change on the street.
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>>52496219
>>52496292
>>52496509
firefox is available in arch for arm. i run it on four rbp2's at work.
http://archlinuxarm.org/packages
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>>52496750
Huh. Does it have the DRM needed to run Netflix?
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run crysis
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>>52496783
i never tried and i'm not in the office. give it a try yourself, it's a really easy install.
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>>52496851
Huh, don't have Arch on my RPi yet, but I should do that anyways. I'd be surprised if it worked based on how much I've looked into getting Netflix to run on it without coming across any non-paid / Windows requiring methods. Thanks for the tip, though. I'll check it out.
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>>52494609
its a computer put into one small chip about the size of a credit card. the different names just have different specs.
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>>52496252
>>52495437
>>52495377
>>52495316
>>52495182
>>52495126
I fucking hate you people.
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>>52494909
I've build one. You're fucking wrong.
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>>52493368
Jesus Christ. I literally clicked to say this and it's the first god damn response. Is it getting hive mind in here or what?
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>>52493358
install OpenELEC
configure tvaddonsag
plug into tv, use your tv remote
profit
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>Arduino Uno rev3
>ATmega328

is it really enough to run quadcoopter, wifi, camera, Gyroscope + accelerometer + compass

?

I would like to build one from scratch, but I wanto programm as much as possible by myself.
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>>52494909
>>52495437
>>52495182
>FPV quadcopter
You can buy everything you need for an FPV setup for a lightweight FPV setup not much these.

It is in theory possible to stream 640x480 video at 60 FPS(~23MBps) from the PI. But to do this you need a fast USB hub that can talk to a wifi module and the camera.

What you get will almost certainly not be lightweight


>>52495126
>>robotics
The raspberry pi zero being good for robotics is just a meme. It should barely be capable of running OpenCV or doing anything computer vision at all.. The Pi 1's saving grace in this aspect was that it had a GPU and a camera module that could plug directly into it. The pi zero has neither of these. Heck even getting video to it to process is going to be difficult if you want WIFI control.


For robotics the only reason you'd need something with more computational horse power than an arduino is computer vision. But the pi zero can barely even do this.

>>52495316
typically a dedicated video transmitter is used.

>>52495126
>>52494949
>>52496509
>>52496555
>>smart TV
good luck doing this with a pi zero. The pi zero, unlike the other raspberry pis, has no GPU, which means it's gonna be shit at decoding video in real time. There is absolutely no way you will be able to decode 1080p video in real time with it.


The raspberry pi zero is just a meme
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>>52497458
an how did it cost? 1k $ usd?
I do not think so.

You can build one with 150-300$ max
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>>52493358
shove it up your ass.

Why the fuck would you buy anything without knowing what to do with it beforehand?
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>>52498059
>has no GPU
It has the same GPU all the Pis have, you twat. A RasPi can't even run without a GPU becuase that's what controls the boot process.
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>>52493358
>get chastity belt/cage depending on gender, some vibrators, a heart rate monitor
>vibrators and heart rate monitor are hooked up to Pi zero
>Pi zero is configured to shut off the vibrators if you get to aroused and are close to orgasm
>vibrators are positioned in chastity belt/cage at sensitive locations
>bonus points if you add a wifi or 3g/4g dongle and set up a website where people can vote on how long you should be kept horny and denied the ability to orgasm or if you should be stimulated to orgasm repeatedly
>have fun having no control over your level of arousal and when/if you orgasm and being completely at the mercy of others
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