Weekend Reading: Raspberry Pi Projects Linux Journal The Raspberry Pi has been very popular among hobbyists and educators ever since its launch in 2011. It's a credit-card-sized single-board computer with a Broadcom BCM 2835 SoC, 256MB to 512MB of RAM, USB ports, GPIO pins, Ethernet, HDMI out, camera …
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Grab your Raspberry Pi, everyone — we’re going on an Easter egg hunt, and all of you are invited! When they’re not chocolate, Easter eggs are hidden content in movies, games, DVD menus, and computers.
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TechRadar Raspberry Pi prodigy can't get funding for asthma-warning device because he's 11 TechRadar Arnav Sharma is only 11 years old but he's already achieved more than most people twice his age. When he was nine years old he invented AsthmaPi – a tool that detects asthma triggers, based on a platform using the Raspberry Pi – and now that he's got a …
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ZDNet Linux on Raspberry Pi : SUSE support turns $35 board into enterprise IoT platform ZDNet SUSE has released a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3 (SLES) for the popular Raspberry Pi , which comes with full commercial support for enterprise customers. The release upgrades an unsupported version of SLES SP2 Raspberry Pi image released at 2016 ..
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Hi folks, Rob from The MagPi here! You may remember that a couple of weeks ago, the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ was released, the updated version of the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. It’s better, faster, and stronger than the original and it’s also the main topic in The MagPi issue 68 , out now! Everything you need to know about the new Raspberry Pi 3B+ What goes into ‘plussing’ a Raspberry Pi?
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TechRepublic Raspberry Pi and Linux take on enterprise with SUSE support for the $35 computer TechRepublic Yet today that is exactly what is happening in an increasing number of businesses, which are finding ways to tailor the versatile but sub-$40 Raspberry Pi computer to their needs. The growing use of Pi boards by business has led SUSE to begin offering … SUSE bakes a Raspberry Pi -powered GNU/Linux Enterprise Server The Register Linux on Raspberry Pi : SUSE support turns $35 board into enterprise IoT platform ZDNet all 3 news articles »
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TechRepublic Raspberry Pi and Linux take on enterprise with SUSE support for the … TechRepublic The growing use of Pi boards by business has led SUSE to offer commercial support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) for Arm running on the Pi. Linux on Raspberry Pi: SUSE support turns $35 board into ..
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The Register SUSE bakes a Raspberry Pi -powered GNU/Linux Enterprise Server The Register SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3 (SLES) has been released for the diminutive Raspberry Pi computer. SLES is aimed at enterprise users of the open-source operating system, restricting itself to a major version update every three or four years, with … and more »
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Looking to incorporate some digital making into your Easter weekend? You’ve come to the right place! With a Raspberry Pi, a few wires, and some simple code, you can take your festivities to the next level — here’s how! If you logged in to watch our Instagram live-stream yesterday , you’ll have seen me put together a simple egg carton and some wires to create circuits. These circuits, when closed by way of a foil-wrapped chocolate egg, instruct a Raspberry Pi to reveal the whereabouts of a larger chocolate egg! Make it You’ll need an egg carton, two male-to-female jumper wire, and two crocodile leads for each egg you use
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Alex’s quick and easy digital making Easter egg hunt