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Give of to me and I will make a code reader/programmer for cars.
You want an ELM327 for that.
Got one or two someplace they work OK.
openvpn server,
printer server,
Litecoin and Altcoin wallet,
Mining of some Exotic/Early coins
RetroPie. I got tired of trying to buy a NES mini so, I built one. It only took about 30 minutes or so.
One thing I like is sort of a catch all cron job server. Usually doubles as a testing ground for new scripts. Could be monitoring and alerting, synchronizing data, performing home automation tasks. Headless with SSH, shove it somewhere out of sight.
Well, I'm getting hard now.
I am considering getting one on or if somebody gifts me cash so that I can test adding functionality on my website on the local environment before taking it global.
Because I see that in future, I could have added a bugged feature to my website and effect viewers or customers in a negative way.
But if I had a pi or real cheap computer I could test it on that environment before putting it online.
Protip: You're using a computer now. If you want the true feel, but may be difficult to do with a virutalized Linux install, try WAMP:
@Wss
But but Doing all that causes my computer to start making a lot of loud noises.
And also on a more serious note it clutters my windows because I will have many open processes when I am testing.
I will have vs code open (only accessible programming edditor recently made by Microsoft).
On another tab I will have apache process open, and another tab shows sql, and I like to test a feature as soon as I add it so their might be the browser ontop of that.
So I will have like all these things open at once it isn't pretty. That is why I am currently testing things as I add it to the server.
So, create a subdomain on your external host called 'testing'..
Build an LED cube.
Wow I'm sometimes a dumb dude.
I believe it would be done the same way the www subdomain was added with an AA record in the dns and than connect it with a virtual host in apache very easy thanks bro.
Single A record for IPv4; AAAA (A 4 times) for IPv6. Yep, that's how it goes.
Some great ideas here guys and a lol from wss.
I will have to have a few rereads and think what direction I wanna take.
So far a password and crypto offline storage device is seeming appealing. Good thing is it can double/triple/x as a few things can't it with the swap of an sdcard.
Need to learn what an IPMI is but from a screenshot it looks useful and something which would be relevant to my interests.
If using for a password storage device can those 3.5" waveshare brand/clone touch screens also have a keyboard from command prompt? I don't want an extra keyboard. Somehow it would be good to just be able to type rudimentary stuff to open/cat files right onto the device. Basically a replacement for my e-reader which broke unexpectedly with all passwords on it :P which I couldnt even access. but thankfully nothing really important on it.
Send to edis, they host it for free.
No idea. My router has a free LAN port and USB out, perfect for wired LAN connection and for Pi power.
It's connected to the net all the time. PiVPN, Softether and Shadowsocks run parallel on the same Pi (1) with no problem. I tried V2Ray, but it seems that that has a higher hardware requirement. Starting it really slowed down the Pi (1), and never worked anyway.
In terms of network resources it has no effect at all on it. I have a M1000 line, that should have plenty of space.
Do they still offering that?
As you know, a web server is easy to set up, but you likely won't want to run that from home. However, you can run an onion site from home and no one will know the location. https://www.torproject.org/docs/tor-onion-service.html.en
Because what could be a better idea than storing your wallet on an SD card that's also being constantly rewritten 24x7 (which is what those wallets will do to keep themselves synced to the network).
Coincidentally no, since 3-5 years, but it seems that LET never forgets.
Damn right.
Forgets what?
Who?
DAMN KIDS! GET OFF MY LAWN!
I don't think it's a good choice to use Pi as a musical device.
Because it output a poor sound quality
I have a PI model B and a PI 3 model B
They are now covered with dust lol
That's what happens when you don't take care of your instruments.
Send them to me.
RasPi 1 models A and B only. Nothing else. Not really relevant anymore
From my country to the United States
The required transport costs may be able to buy two PI3
I never mentioned me paying anything.