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Predictive Text Entry

5 June, 20165 June, 2017

Predictive Text Entry I write the algorithms for a sample application using the Java Collection classes. Next, I will attach a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to make it a full application.

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Connecting to your Raspberry Pi via the USB

5 June, 201620 July, 2020

Raspberry Pi Workshop                                          About Chat B+ Pinout Location Contact Connecting to your Raspberry Pi via the USB to TTL Serial Cable Aug 31, 2014 Overview Despite having four full sized USB ports and one micro USB port (for power), you READ MORE

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Know Who’s at the Office with the Raspberry Pi

5 June, 201620 July, 2020

Know Who’s at the Office with the Raspberry Pi http://blog.initialstate.com/know-whos-at-the-office-with-the-raspberry-pi/ =”ch3jbegFvujIgIoIVHV3b71C6QVgbeqV”) Introduction Looking for an easy and useful project for that Pi you just have lying around? Setup a sensor-free presence detector to let you know when someone’s close enough READ MORE

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Raspberry Pi GPIO Programming using JAVA

5 June, 201620 July, 2020

Intro:  Raspberry Pi GPIO Programming using JAVA Accessing GPIO of Raspberry Pi using JAVA by the help of Pi4J Library. ######################## Downloads:: Code :  https://goo.gl/tFJxoL Pi4J Website :  http://goo.gl/vfJb7Y Pi4J Sanpshot Build :  http://goo.gl/vfJb7Y Pi4J Pin Mapping :  http://goo.gl/vfJb7Y   READ MORE

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How quantum physics could make ‘The Matrix’ more efficient

26 May, 201626 July, 2017

https://phys.org/news/2012-03-quantum-physics-matrix-efficient.html How quantum physics could make ‘The Matrix’ more efficient March 29, 2012 How quantum physics could make ‘The Matrix’ more efficient Quantum simulations need to store less information to predict the future than do classical simulations. The finding applies READ MORE

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BUILD A LAMP WEB SERVER WITH WORDPRESS

25 May, 201620 July, 2020

BUILD A LAMP WEB SERVER WITH WORDPRESS Learn to set up a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) stack on your Raspberry Pi and configure it to work as a web server. You’ll download and install WordPress and set up a READ MORE

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How To Host A Website With Raspberry Pi

5 January, 201620 July, 2020

Raspberry Pi Thanks to readwrite.com for the article How To Host A Website With Raspberry Pi Posted on June 27, 2014 Never underestimate the miniscule, $35 Raspberry Pi. Although it’s marketed as an experimental machine aimed at helping you learn READ MORE

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GUI with Christmas Trees

5 December, 20155 June, 2017

GUI with Christmas Trees

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GUI for Predictive Text Entry

5 December, 20155 June, 2017

GUI for Predictive Text Entry I develop a Graphical user interface to the predictive text dictionary implemented previously. In this GUI, there is one main control mechanism, the buttons in the numeric keypad. The message appears in the text window READ MORE

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Developing Raspberry Pi

26 November, 201520 July, 2020

Raspberry Pi has many uses. Now I am runnning on it web server, MySql databasa, ftp server. My plans are to configure java applications, with client server protocol, that I have created to work on it.  

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