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Until I can get an AC to usb charger for it, that netbook in the background will be powering it.

This lets the cat (...dog) out of the bag. And it's remarkably like my diagram.

Windows running on a Raspberry Pi - with thanks to Citrix. Disclaimer: I am a Citrix employee, but this is not an official Citrix posting. This was some lunchtime fun :-)

With Google AIY kit installed.

Lego Raspberry Pi case, modelled on the Endor base.

The reboot controller (far upper corner of photograph) is an ESP8266 device which sequences the shutdown, power-off, and restart of the Raspberry Pi used as a Home Assistant controller. It leverages some circuitry built into a home-made UPS mounted on the same rack. The reboot is triggered by an Adafruit IO web page.

The beating heart of the tea time klaxon. Blogged here: www.jameswest.site/the-tea-time-klaxon

How to disable desktop GUI on Raspberry Pi

 

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Using Vex hardware to keep Raspberry Pi and USB hub sorted out. Raspberry Pi stuff can be a challenge to keep organized. Cheap old Vex hardware is perfect mini-rack. The Raspberry Pi just lifts out, cables velcro to frame.

 

Used remotely trigger flashes to go even light. No post processing, Canon G12. Remote flashes create very even light and quick exposure. Mini softboxes on flashes create soft even light.

 

Creating a Pi powered animation studio using Pibrella

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