Hot Swappable Raspberry Pi Rack Hackaday The Raspberry Pi has inspired many a hacker to take the inexpensive (~$35) microcomputer to the enterprise level. From bitcoin miners to clusters, the Raspberry Pi has found itself at the heart of many large-scale projects
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Hot Swappable Raspberry Pi Rack – Hackaday
SlashGear Windows 10 available now for Raspberry Pi 2 SlashGear The operating system known as Windows 10 Internet of Things Core Insider Preview becomes available today for Raspberry Pi 2.
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Windows 10 available now for Raspberry Pi 2 – SlashGear
Lifehacker Build Your Own Amazon Dash with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Amazon Dash is a pretty silly way to reorder various products from Amazon. That said, if you like the idea of it and prefer more control, DIYer Denis Papathanasiou shows you how to build your own with a Raspberry Pi .
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Build Your Own Amazon Dash with a Raspberry Pi – Lifehacker
BetaNews Run PC software on Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi 2 BetaNews Last August, Russian technology startup Eltechs, announced virtual machine software which could run x86 apps on ARM-based Mini PCs.
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Run PC software on Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi 2 – BetaNews
Geeky Gadgets Raspnode Raspberry Pi Bitcoin Full Node (video) Geeky Gadgets Anyone who has wanted to run a Bitcoin full node or who has in the past but have been put off by the increased costs of running the hardware and power consumption. Are sure to be interested in a new Raspberry Pi 2 powered Bitcoin full node that has ..
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Raspnode Raspberry Pi Bitcoin Full Node (video) – Geeky Gadgets
Welcome to another edition of the official Raspberry Pi magazine! As always, The MagPi is free to download , and comes brimming with project ideas, tutorials, news, and much, much more. My favourites this month? The clock hack, the 0.25 scale, Pi-powered racing car (that gets up to 150kmph despite its adorable teenyness), and best of all, Mike’s Safari Park Challenge, in which Mike Cook has you building a mathematical puzzle that makes zebra noises.
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The MagPi Issue 34 – out now!