Monthly Archives: July 2013

Nicholas, some breadboard and a passcode

Nicholas Harris is 11 years old , and he’s been learning to code with a Raspberry Pi. He’s set up a website to share his progress, and yesterday I was pointed at a project video he’d made. Kids like Nicholas are the whole reason we started the Raspberry Pi project: seeing videos like this makes our day, and makes our job feel so worthwhile

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InterWorx Web Hosting Control Panel Running On ARM-Based Raspberry Pi … – PR Web (press release)

InterWorx Web Hosting Control Panel Running On ARM-Based Raspberry Pi … PR Web (press release) InterWorx, developers of the advanced web hosting control panel, have announced that their clustering control panel has been modified to run on a pair of Raspberry Pi computers with full clustering capabilities.

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Quick hit: IDS releases Linux driver for Raspberry Pi – Vision Systems Design

Quick hit: IDS releases Linux driver for Raspberry Pi Vision Systems Design The Raspberry Pi , a small single-board computer that is revolutionizing the ARM-based embedded mini computer market, can be combined with the new IDS Driver and an IDS USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 camera to enable the implementation of kiosk system,

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Raspberry Pi’s Eben Upton: Open Source Lessons from Wayland – Linux.com (blog)

Raspberry Pi's Eben Upton: Open Source Lessons from Wayland Linux.com (blog) In less than two years the Raspberry Pi has sold more than 1 million units and become widely used and adored among DIY hackers and embedded professionals alike. It began in 2006 as a modest idea to provide a low-cost educational computer for students

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The Pi Pong clock

First of all, thank you to everybody who sponsored us on yesterday’s London to Cambridge bike ride in support of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. We got to the end unscathed, Eben “won” by sprinting away from the rest of the pack about five miles out at Duxford, and many cereal bars and bananas were consumed

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The Pi Pong clock

First of all, thank you to everybody who sponsored us on yesterday’s London to Cambridge bike ride in support of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. We got to the end unscathed, Eben “won” by sprinting away from the rest of the pack about five miles out at Duxford, and many cereal bars and bananas were consumed. If you’d still like to sponsor us, you can do so at JustGiving

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Pete Lomas to map out Raspberry Pi’s future at Electronics Design Show – New Electronics (blog)

Pete Lomas to map out Raspberry Pi's future at Electronics Design Show New Electronics (blog) When Raspberry Pi was launched around 18 months ago, demand for the credit card sized board outstripped the manufacturing capacity to such an extent that customers were rationed to one each and had to wait quite a few weeks before they could start to

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Upgraded Version of Raspberry Pi (512MB) Available for Purchase – Blogote (blog)

Upgraded Version of Raspberry Pi (512MB) Available for Purchase Blogote (blog) A cheap computer was an outrageous dream for geeks and everyone else, but a few genius folks succeeded in turning this dream into reality in the form of Raspberry Pi . Raspberry Pi , a Linux-based board, was an instant hit among geeks, and this

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10 Projects Showcasing the Raspberry Pi’s Versatility – EE Times

10 Projects Showcasing the Raspberry Pi's Versatility EE Times The Raspberry Pi is showing up in all kinds of places. Last time we brought you 15 accessories for the Raspberry Pi , and now we're going to show you some of the cool projects these things are being used for.

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Carputers – some ideas to get you started

We are firm believers in the idea that computing starts to get really interesting – interesting enough to suck in people who have never programmed before – when you begin interfacing software with real things made out of atoms. That’s why there are GPIO pins on the Pi (another reason you should never tread on one with bare feet). Here are some resources to get you started with some real-world hacking: namely, hacking your car.

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