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    Zombie Slayer Zundfolge's Avatar
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    Default What to do with a Raspberry Pi

    So my brother sent me a Raspberry Pi B+.

    I was originally thinking I'd build a RasPlex box with it but really don't need one since my Rokus work just fine.

    I just want to find a good basic project to make with it that will not require the purchase of too many other items.

    One idea I was considering is building a MAME box with it.

    Anyone have some suggestions?
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    I have wondered if one could be used to make a LR scoring system. Point a camera at a target, shooter A fires and gets a score, then shooter B, etc. Live scoring of far targets if you will. I know there are other systems out there, but in my limited computer knowledge, it seems like a worthwhile thing to try.
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    I have been considering a home theater setup, and was JUST thinking about whether or not a raspberry pi would work... looks like I have some reading to do!
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    I thought this thread was going to be about PIE.

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    Build a DStar repeater.


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    porn server at free wifi locations?
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    Okay, I am intrigued.
    Had to look it up first

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cviTxswW8c

    Thanks for the new path to explore!

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    I'm finally doing this project. Bought my Pi, in the process is setting it up. I'm going to use it primarily as a retro video game emulator.

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    I used my PIs and some OTC IR sensors to make command proximity anti-personnel defenses. Surprisingly easy. USB wifi rulez!
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    We built two retro gaming systems with the kids (one for each) a couple of weeks ago. Honestly, I was disappointed that it was so easy - I was hoping that it would take a bit more work, and there'd be more teachable moments. Literally load the image and go, flawless fun so far.
    Re-doing a bunch of stuff in the house over break, so maybe I'll play with one as a wifi-extender or maybe do some arduino projects.

    Circuits scares me btw.

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