I drive about 4 miles to work, each way. That's not far, right? However, in that short distance, there are quite a few strange things I see other drivers do. Here are some quiz questions that illustrate some actual instances of weird "Moline driving."
Bazaar is great on Windows. Several years later, git's tools for Windows still.... (ahem) are lacking or too commercial. However, official development on it has ended and git is so much more popular now. So I think the time has come to convert all my beloved bzr repositories to git.
First we need note some prerequisites:
Easily export a LibreOffice file to PDF or PowerPoint using this extension.
The popular clock module is uses the DS1307 real time clock chip, which is not very precise. For just a few dollars more, you can get a module with a much more precise DS3231 RTC chip. The one I got was SunFounder's module from Amazon for $9 (free shipping for Prime). It plugs right onto the Raspberry Pi's 40 pin header and doesn't even interfere with the plastic case I have. I have a Model B, but this module should also work on Model A and Model B+. The instructions refer to DS1307, but the chips use the same I2C commands, so it also works for DS3231.
PiPresents is some pretty cool software that will run a PowerPoint-like presentation. But with lots more flexibility. It was originally written for the Raspberry Pi.
However.... perhaps someone else has your Pi. Perhaps you don't even have one. It is possible to run a PiPresents show on your good ol' desktop computer (Windows, Linux, or Mac). Here's how.
Here's a pretty simple thing I threw together with leftover bits, but it would be worthy of actually planning for it. The ones you see in restaraunts usually have chorizo in them, but a) I don't currently have any leftover chorizo, and b) who wants to mess around with cooking for a midnight snack?
I started this bat house project in 2006. I finally got it mounted yesterday.
Both cars want to go in the direction of the pink arrow. Which one has right of way and should go first?
Where should you stop for a stop light or stop sign?
The pink is the new and improved entrance to Walmart. What’s wrong with this picture?
If you sat through the green part of the light, can you go when it turns red?