Using the Raspberry Pi as a Streaming Radio Source
My initial toying around with using the Raspberry Pi as a streaming radio source using darkice and (maybe) liquidsoap. This post will be updated as I learn and try new things.
Give Noisebridge an UPGRADE
- RT @vaurorapub: I’m starting to understand something clearly: unethical people think everyone else is unethical too, just hiding it
- RT @chaosupdates: The pernicious effects #NetzDG had around the world: Examples of how Germany’s law provides cover for authoritarian state…
- Ripping through shit today like https://t.co/9GWksEJZHf #NowPlaying #DreamTheatre #ThatOneGuyInCollege
- RT @streamlit: Streamlit has a backend engineering role open 🥳. If you’re interested, or know anyone who might be, feel free to take a lo…
- Asked Home (cafe) for "the silliest latte you got". Should I send it back? https://t.co/0Bvkm3Imkl
- RT @gvanrossum: It's bittersweet: I'm leaving @dropbox, and am now retired. I've learned a lot during my time as an engineer here -- e.g. t…
nthmost
- Subversive Science Subversive Science: pirate radio science news… “inoculating against stupid”
projects
- MemeHacking coalescing memetics into a proper field of study
- Okonomiyaki Recipes the ever-popular okonomiyaki blog (seriously, it gets 1000+ hits a week)
- The Hardcore Chef
affiliations
- Dangerously Hardcore
- Radio Valencia Music and Talk Radio from the Mission, San Francisco.
- The ENIAC Storytelling and expert analysis regarding the world’s first programmable electronic computer.
