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How do you deal with it breaking things like Amazon-based UI(Fire, Mobile shopping etc...)?
So far I have not found anything broken yet. I think I would go for a whitelist in that case.
Also- a PiHole.
A security camera NVR. (Help wanted! I'm developing it here: https://github.com/scottlamb/moonfire-nvr I'm proud of the design but it's still far from a polished system that does everything a reasonable person would expect. Lots of opportunities to extend it if you're looking for a fun Rust + Javascript project.) A Raspberry Pi 2 will run a working setup; the new Raspberry Pi 4 should be a lot more pleasant in terms…
I've been looking for something like Moonfire! Do you have any recommendations for an outdoor camera, I was looking at Lorex but don't have much experience? Thanks!
I keep meaning to buy a bunch of 'em and build a portable Erlang/OTP cluster. So far I've only done the "buy a bunch of 'em" step ;)
2 Pis for dealing with ADS-B (airplane data), one for 1090Mhz, the other for 978Mhz. I could run that on the same one, but seemed easier to just split them up given some of the software is a bit picky with device IDs. The 978Mhz is much quieter than the 1090Mhz, so I also run a private SpyServer ( https://github.com/lloydpick/docker-spyserver ) for listening to radio transmissions. 1 Raspberry Pi for a running a very…
I live in an apartment with quite strict fire-protection standards. Due to the fact that I have a cat that absolutly loves to go outside, I needed to find a solution for him to get outside without a catdoor trough my door. So I installed a fire-protecion-approved door drive that is hooked to a raspberry pi. Another raspberry pi then analyzes a video stream and detects my cat. If my cat is in the frame for n amount of…
Wow. I literally just sat down to relax after building a cardboard prototype cat door fitting in my open window in winter. You just made me feel partly inferior, and partly like I'm in good company
A cat door that can tell if the cat has a mouse it's going to "gift" to you, and locks to keep the cat out.
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Why do you use two separate pis for it?
I'd imagine the processing power required to detect whether or not a video feed contains a cat doesn't jive well with sharing a CPU with something presumably-realtime-sensitive like driving a motor to open a door.
Got a Pi Zero at home, but only used it to play with GPIO and i2c, i like to poke around in drivers to get more insight into how different hardware interfaces and protocols work over these interfaces.