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8 posts tagged with Raspberry Pi.
In a previous post I introduced my project to take pictures with my Raspberry Pi. So far, this is a two part project. For the next part of my project, I wanted to mount my camera on my Raspberry Pi.
I've always found machine learning interesting, but never taken the time to implement something. The best way to do that? Involve my Raspberry Pi of course.
In my previous post, I described setting up an Angular application for authentication to a Microsoft Account using Microsoft's MSAL library. In this post, I will describe connecting to a Microsoft Graph API utilizing the sign in from the MSAL library. Angular has a helper class that can be utilized to make API calls to external services.
The first blog in this series is going to describe authenticating as a registered application in Azure Active Directory with Microsoft's MSAL package in Angular. To see all blogs related to my Raspberry Pi calendar application, check out the project page. There are a lot of great things about using an identity service: The application will be integrating with a specific identity provider (Azure Active Directory).
A few months ago, I built a Raspberry Pi Kiosk that acted as a nameplate. Since then, a lot has changed in the world. I've been working from home full time, so COVID-19 has rendered my nameplate useless.
In my first post, I gave a brief introduction to the pi-plate. In this post, I want to talk about the work it took to get my Raspberry Pi to run as a kiosk. When I reference ‘running my Raspberry Pi as a kiosk’, I generally mean: I had to read a lot of blogs to put this all together.
I\'ve recently been thinking of a few different projects around my home to build some sort of "kiosk" to display information. An example of this is a display for some SmartThings sensors I have around the house, another is calendar information by the door instead of the traditional paper calendar we have. Before I go all in and try to accomplish any of these, I wanted to build a basic proof of concept.
I've been upgrading my home networking lately. My house was built with CAT5e cable running through it for phone service. However, I don't have a landline.
