In this blog post I will be sharing with you on how you can host your own intelligent Telegram bot powered by the Bing Image Search API and the Microsoft Cognitive Service’s Computer Vision API on your Raspberry Pi 3.
In this tutorial we will be creating a bot that allows us to request it for an image and lets say we want an image of a ship, it will give us the image of a ship together with a description of what it sees in the image.Read More »
As you can see from the image above, BASH is the acronym of The Bourne-Again SHell (BASH). BASH is the first thing that you would see when you first connect to your Raspberry Pi via a SSH client like PuTTY. Even if you are in the desktop environment, the BASH is readily available for you to use by clicking the command prompt like icon.Read More »
Without further ado, let’s get started. Follow these steps closely.Read More »
Most of you would know Linux as an operating system but it is actually a kernel that would be at the heart of an operating system. Linux is open source and that means you can download it, use it or even edit it if you like without any restrictions. This is contrary to Windows or Apple’s mac OS X. Watch the creator of Linux itself, Linus Torvald talk about Linux.
The Practical Pi 