Carrie Anne’s end-of-year edition of Geek Gurl Diaries had some news in it that might interest you. The whole of the video (especially the book competition) is likely to be something you’ll find interesting – but the REALLY interesting bit is the announcement that Carrie Anne makes at around the 3:49 mark. Congratulations Carrie Anne – we’re really looking forward to seeing you on Monday morning!
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News from Carrie Anne Philbin
Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Bioscope Combines Retro And Digital Technologies (video) Geeky gadgets Jon Stam and Simon de Bakker have used an awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC mini PC together with a 3D printer to create the Raspberry Pi Bioscope which allows users the ability to control the playback of images using a crank handle positioned on the side
Power a Set of Voice-Controlled Electrical Outlets with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi has proven to be an excellent resource for anyone looking to do some DIY home automation. Instructables user Ben Finio shows off how to add another layer to that system by using a Raspberry Pi to power a voice controller for electrical
Have you been staring at the Mathematica and Wolfram Language icons on your Raspbian install, and wondering where to get started? We’ll be featuring several guest posts from Wolfram Research in the coming weeks, so you can start to get to work with them. This first, introductory post is from Arnoud Buzing
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Mathematica and the Wolfram Language on Raspberry Pi: a guest post from Wolfram Research
Raspberry Pi : Hands On with Arch Linux and Pidora ZDNet In the first post about my new Raspberry Pi , I explored about NOOBS (the New Out Of Box Software package) and Raspbian, the Debian GNU/Linux spin customised for the Pi. This time I want to take a look at the other two general-purpose Linux …
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Geeky gadgets HTML5 Capable Raspberry Pi Web Browser Beta Unveiled Geeky gadgets During the holiday break the Raspberry Pi Foundation has unveiled a new web browser which has been designed for their awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC that is capable of supporting HTML 5. The new Raspberry Pi web browser is currently still in its beta
Power A Car Stereo With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia Using a Raspberry Pi , a cheap display, an amp and a few other parts, Sentcool's system shows off how you can use a Raspberry Pi right in your own dashboard. This isn't the prettiest thing in the world, but it has everything you need to get started ..
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Power A Car Stereo With A Raspberry Pi – Lifehacker Australia
We’re taking the day off today, but if you’re thirsty for more about Raspberry Pi, we recommend a stroll through our 2013 archives . There’s a lot to get your teeth into there. Thanks for supporting us through 2013
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Happy New Year!