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Guy Codes Doom From Scratch, Builds Custom Gamepad, For The Raspberry Pi – Kotaku Australia
Kotaku Australia Guy Codes Doom From Scratch, Builds Custom Gamepad, For The Raspberry Pi Kotaku Australia The Raspberry Pi is a great little device, one that got better with the release of its speedier successor. The original is still excellent though and with some determination, it can even be rejigged as a dedicated Doom machine, complete with custom …
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Where’s Wally? Find him faster with Wolfram Language
If you ever want to get back at your sibling for some minor wrongdoing, there is no better way than to borrow all of their “Where’s Wally”** books and use a big red marker pen to give him speech bubbles shouting, “Here I am! Over here!” On every single page.
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Build Your Own NES With 3D Printing And A Raspberry Pi – Lifehacker Australia
Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own NES With 3D Printing And A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia One of the first things people did with the Raspberry Pi was make emulators for all their favourite retro games. But now that 3D printing is on the up and up, we're seeing more professional-looking outer cases, too.
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Make The Most Professional NES Yet With 3D Printing And A Raspberry Pi – Lifehacker Australia
Lifehacker Australia Make The Most Professional NES Yet With 3D Printing And A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia One of the first things people did with the Raspberry Pi was make emulators for all their favourite retro games. But now that 3D printing is on the up and up, we're seeing more professional-looking outer cases, too.
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Micro Bit: Should the BBC have championed Raspberry Pi instead? – ElectronicsWeekly.com
ElectronicsWeekly.com Micro Bit: Should the BBC have championed Raspberry Pi instead? ElectronicsWeekly.com The Micro Bit may sky rocket, but embracing the Raspberry Pi couldn't have 'failed' and almost certain would have boosted it even further
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The People Who Support Linux: SysAdmin Rigs Raspberry Pi for Racing Pigeons – Linux.com (blog)
The People Who Support Linux: SysAdmin Rigs Raspberry Pi for Racing Pigeons Linux.com (blog) Using hardware from Adafruit and their tutorials, Threet looked over the Python methods for accessing the temperature probe and the motion detector on the Raspberry Pi and wrote some simple Perl code to monitor the weather and the birds' activities.
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BBC Micro Bit: A new pocket-sized computer to be given for free to 1 million … – Tech2
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Installation and Introduction to Windows IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2 – Microsoft – Channel 9 (blog)
Microsoft – Channel 9 (blog) Installation and Introduction to Windows IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2 Microsoft – Channel 9 (blog) The Raspberry Pi 2 is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse.
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With Raspberry Pi, FitBit in mind, BBC device targets microcomputer arena – Network World
Network World With Raspberry Pi , FitBit in mind, BBC device targets microcomputer arena Network World Like the Raspberry Pi , the Micro Bit is designed primarily as an educational tool – a simple, programmable board that should help teach kids the basics of electronics and programming, either as an introduction to further computer science studies or …
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