Here’s a video of Mophie Juice Pack. Just Briefly. Sorry to neglect this blog, I’m just super busy.
May 30
I got an LED Borg add-on for my Raspberry Pi. Other than the LED Borg, I got other stuff that I will soon be experimenting with. I got the Breadboard, 3 sets of ribbon cable for 3 of my Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi got it’s own case, different ones, from AdaFruit.com website and ModMyPi.com. What will I do with all those stuff as my project? We’ll just have to wait and see. For now, I tested LED Borg to try out my GPS Tracker to let my Raspberry Pi be notified via LED Color Changing method. This is an easy thing to do because I got it working with email and IFTTT. There are other ways to do this and I’ll show you the link below.
May 20
I’ve been playing with Raspberry Pi. I got a total of 3 and one of them is done with the project I want to do. I wrote down the script that works for my project and I will share them. I also got a BreadBoard from Adafruit.com and an LED Board for my next project. I would like to share what I have here, so maybe you can use it for your project. Initially, I wanted to create a Motion detectable by Camera and then upload it to my Google Drive. But I had some problem and now it is modified so that it doesn’t save the image file, but instead, I use the Raspberry Pi as my IP Web Cam. Below is the script.
May 14

Finders Keepers? Not if you can find it first and you can find it fast with StickNFind. StickNFind is a Bluetooth device the size of a Quarter, a little bit bigger than a Nickel and as thick as two Quarters. StickNFind is from an IndieGoGo like KickStarter. It was funded exactly how KickStarter would. I went early and supported them, so I got it cheaper than $50 as advertised now in their website. The bluetooth StickNFind is light and on the back is a 3M Adhesive already sticked on. It’s a pretty nifty little thing.
May 09
If you have the BlackBerry 10, one of the feature that the BlackBerry 10 has is in the Camera. The camera can do time lapse, but not just any time lapse, it has a face detection. Using the face detection, the camera would take 10 seconds worth of picture and records all of the facial expression. If you happen to be blinking while everyone’s picture is perfect, you can adjust the time slider back to the point where you weren’t blinking. That’s how you get a perfect picture from an almost perfect BlackBerry.
May 01
I got this little tiny cute and light computer. Not as small as my Intel Mini ATX Motherboard that I use for my Media Center PC. This little Raspberry Pi that can, can do anything your imagination lets you, if you have a little bit knowledge of programming, unix commands and lots of patience. This Raspberry Pi is not for the faint of heart, unless if all you want to use the Raspberry Pi for Media Center, then that’s easy to do. But to automate your house, open your garage, or use your iPhone Siri to do stuff with Raspberry Pi, that is a whole different ball game. So what will I use my Raspberry Pi for?
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