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notes:hpc0 [2019/02/28 02:52] – [How To Install Stuff] jruskaufnotes:hpc0 [2019/03/27 10:07] – [How to Search/Install/Uninstall in Debian] wedge
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     * If you connect the pins in the pwd thing you can bypass security like some kinda hacker.{{ :notes:motherboard.jpg?nolink&400 |}}     * If you connect the pins in the pwd thing you can bypass security like some kinda hacker.{{ :notes:motherboard.jpg?nolink&400 |}}
  
-====How To Install Stuff====+====How to Search/Install/Uninstall in Debian====
  
-    *apt-cache search "something" This is useful for finding exactly the program package you want, such as man-db, manpages, or manpages-dev, which will help you immensely with using things you know nothing about!+    ***sudo apt-cache search "something"** :: This is useful for finding exactly the program package you want, such as **man-db, manpages, and manpages-dev**. Those will help you immensely with using things you know nothing about! 
  
-    *apt-get install "something" This is used to install the thing which you want.  It is case sensitive, so make sure to type the exact package you want.+    ***sudo apt-get install "something"** :: This is used to install the thing which you want.  It is case sensitive, so make sure to type the exact package you want.
  
-    *apt-get update Update everything you've installed, but do not push the updates to the software yet.  Also updates the apt-cache.+    ***sudo apt-get update** :: Update everything you've installed, but do not push the updates to the software yet.  Also updates the apt-cache.
  
-    *apt-get upgrade Push the update to all software on your system.  Be careful, it may break your system if there is a bad bug in the new update!+    ***sudo apt-get upgrade** :: Push the update to all software on your system.  Be careful, it may break your system if there is a bad bug in the new update!
  
-    *apt-get remove --purge "something" Will completely remove the program specified, including any "crumbs" leftover.+    ***sudo apt-get remove --purge "something"** :: Will completely remove the program specified, including any "crumbs" leftover.
  
 +    ***sudo dpkg -l** :: This will display any programs/packages you currently have installed.  Useful to check what you have and don't have.
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 +=====Raspberry Pi / Electronics=====
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 +A useful beginner's guide on LEDs (especially how to calculate the ideal resistance):
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 +  * https://www.instructables.com/id/LEDs-for-Beginners/
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 +The Infrared LEDs we have (note the input voltage (1.5VDC) and amperage (50mA -> 0.05A)):
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 +  * https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9349
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notes/hpc0.txt · Last modified: 2020/01/18 15:48 by wedge