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Video from the Dad-lab
Well my Dad’s been busy – I build him a blog for his birthday, and then he’s on the email asking me about online video. Here’s his first foray, the shake-n-sieve mk2 (I really want to see what happened to … Continue reading
Raspberry pi XBMC media server (nearly)
One of the exciting possibilities of the Raspberry Pi is using it as a media server – potentially providing a cheap as chips way of watching online video at home (for almost the same cost as a PS3 game) or serving … Continue reading
Posted in Gadgets, Geekery, Raspberry Pi
Tagged Nikkai HDMI to DVI cable, raspberry pi, raspbmc, Samsung SyncMaster 940MW LCD TV monitor, video, xbmc, youtube
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A few videos…
1) Don’t Undermine Bangladesh http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWCvB7_hl6s Last year a campaigner based in Bangladesh contacted me on facebook in regard to a proposed open cast mine in Phulbari, Bangladesh. A UK based company GCM were attempting to get permission to build a … Continue reading