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Here's the rear view of crust, the case is:

www.thingiverse.com/thing:16104

Printed by one of the guys at work who "just happens" to have a makerbot on his desk.

 

The pi is one of the new 512MB versions, although it doesn't yet have 512MB firmware, I'm waiting for it to his Raspbian.

 

The SD card pops up at top. The cables are:

MicroHDMI female-female adapter & HDMI to microHDMI cable

MicroUSB extension cable & USB-A to microUSB female adapter

(All from eBay, total about $10)

Here's a shot of raspbian booting, you can even see it corrupting the root filesystem at the bottom.

1 second equals 50 minutes. Out of focus, but that's how it goes; the RPi camera module has fixed focus and a focal length that wouldn't really capture much detail at the distance required. Just couldn't resist the pun.

Photos of birds taken with a Raspberry Pi camera module in Amherst NH, Feb 2015.

A data visualization of tweets for the #raspberrypi hashtag over time.

Short Crust (shortcrust.net) enclosure for the Raspberry Pi

Trento - eCTRL Solutions

Picture by Stefano Maule - eCTRL

Raspberry Pi powered robot in a Millennium Falcon tin. That's all.

Starting up the Pi with the new NOOB image

Of course, since I have an old CRT TV I can't actually read any of the darned text. And can't seem to get the resolution to change. But still -- that's *definitely RISC OS in there*!

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Raspberry Pi running the development version of RISC OS 5 produced by Adrian Lees

Some crafty cable management, the Pi is powered by the Pimoroni Pi Hub and so the only wires that come out from the frame are Ethernet and Power for the hub.

As an after thought a real-time clock module from 4D was added.

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