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Pi to Go: Hot Raspberry Pi DIY Mini Desktop PC Project 134

Posted by timothy from the tab-a-slot-b-fruit-x dept.
MojoKid writes "Hot Hardware recently set out to design a custom mini desktop system with the popular Raspberry Pi single board computer. People have configured the device for a variety of applications, from micro-servers to low cost media players. Basically, the goal was to turn what is currently one of the cheapest bare-bones computer boards into a fully enclosed mini desktop computer that could be taken anywhere without the need for cabling or setup. This small DIY project is just one of many examples of the flexibility of the Raspberry Pi's open architecture. And to think you can even run Quake and Minecraft on it."

Comment Without being observed? WTF? (Score 2) 802

by Ozy311 (#43855091) Attached to: Judge Orders Child Porn Suspect To Decrypt His Hard Drives
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that on or before June 4, 2013, Feldman shall do one of the following: (1) meet with law enforcement agents who currently maintain custody of the above- identified storage devices and, without being observed by law enforcement agents or by counsel for the United States of America, enter the appropriate password or passwords into forensic copies of the above-identified storage devices so as to decrypt those devices and allow law enforcement personnel to continue their examination of the files contained therein;

Comment Re:Try WAZE (Score 1) 561

by Ozy311 (#41480725) Attached to: Why Apple Replaced iOS Maps
WAZE is good for people who don't need turn-by-turn because they already know the area well, but need realtime info for traffic, construction, hazards, and cops. I use it far more than the maps app since I already know where everything is. I just leave it on and drive. Since this app is all about crowdsourcing, I don't want to see either Apple or Google buy them. We need the info from both camps to keep this app strong.
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Plug-In Hybrids Aren't Coming, They're Here 495

Posted by kdawson from the fiull-'er-up dept.
Wired is running a story about the small but vocal, and growing, number of people who aren't waiting for automakers to deliver plug-in hybrids. They're shelling out big money to have already thrifty cars converted into full-on plug-in hybrids capable of triple-digit fuel economy. "The conversions aren't cheap, and top-of-the-line kits with lithium-ion batteries can set you back as much as $35,000. Even a kit with lead-acid batteries — the type under the hood of the car you drive now — starts at five grand. That explains why most converted plug-ins are in the motor pools of places like Southern California Edison... No more than 150 or so belong to people like [extreme skiing champion Alison] Gannett, who had her $30,000 Ford Escape converted in December. Yes, that's right. The conversion cost more than the truck."

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