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I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You: automated emails from Raspberry Pi zero

I have a long-running project to make timelapse movies using a Raspberry Pi Zero with camera module. I’m capturing a countryside view and have images for two years. The uptime on the Pi is seriously impressive, but nonetheless I wanted to upgrade the Pi so that it would send me updates of how it’s going, […]

19th January 2021By quantixed adventures in code, fun bash, email, Raspberry Pi2 Comments

Calendar: Assessing Raspberry Pi Camera Uptime

A while ago, I set up a couple of Raspberry Pi Zero cameras to make long-term time lapse movies. To recap: the idea was to take pictures every ten minutes and turn them into a movie. The process is totally automated so that every day, the photos from each Pi get saved to a server, […]

6th October 2019By quantixed computing, fun Raspberry PiOne Comment

Child’s Play: pi-hole set up for a safer internet

I have been running a pi-hole to block ads on my home network for a while. It’s great! Not only are ads blocked, but it speeds up internet browsing because… the ads do not load. I wondered if it would be possible to use a pi-hole to make a child-safe internet experience to protect the […]

29th July 2019By quantixed computing internet safety, pi-hole, Raspberry Pi, RPi11 Comments

Experiment Zero: Using a Raspberry Pi Zero camera

This is the first post at quantixed about Raspberry Pi computing. Pi Zero is a minimalist Raspberry Pi that can be coupled to a camera. With this little rig, you can make time-lapse footage amongst other things. I’ve set up a couple of these now. One was to make a time-lapse movie of some plants […]

4th December 2018By quantixed computing, fun bash, cron, Pi Zero, PiCam, Raspberry Pi, shell2 Comments
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