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 @darrengrimes_: 🤬 Rowan Atkinson’s free speech crusade extends way beyond his defence of Boris Johnson's right to offend. This speech ha…
- RT @ianduhig: https://t.co/IVdseA2kDp
- @ryanckoch Oh dude. I just got blocked from flying to Berlin due to a “flag” on my passport. They speculate someone… https://t.co/f83BO7V7J4
- Severe software-tool-use dysphoria happens to me pretty often these days. Particularly when it comes to Google Apps… https://t.co/iKRwbGyUun
- @gaileyfrey @FiresideFiction Timeocratic jerks tried to browbeat me into a corner when I was on the board of the No… https://t.co/QhUcXe4Brg
- @texrat It’s pretty good; needs butter!
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.
