The Monday Morning Three-Minute-Hate is a time to remember all those things that make life worse, Once you’ve got through poverty, war and injustice, and the way the alarm clock makes you feel, you’re likely to start to dwell on other stuff.
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Banana Phone
Telecom TV interviewed Eben, in their Executive Insight segment. I won’t embed it here because the video autoplays, but you can watch it at the Telecom TV website , and I really recommend it
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In-depth interview with Eben
It’s really been interesting watching the Pi Store fill up with content. Today we approved OpenArena for the Raspberry Pi – if you played Quake III, OpenArena will be shockingly familiar. It’s a multiplayer first person shooter (FPS) based on Quake III, using a fork of the same game engine, and it’s free and open-source.
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OpenArena for Raspberry Pi
Presented without comment, because it’s perfect as it is. Thanks to John (would you believe this is his first ever bit of Python?), and thank you Judd! Python script and CAD design are available at NYCCNC
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Judd would like a treat.
Lifehacker readers will have spotted that yesterday’s “This is How I Work” came to you from Eben’s unusually tidy desk. (He’d swept his enormous pile of papers, dust and mugs onto the floor before taking the picture, to join the old cycling shorts and the box of old copies of Retro Gamer.) A couple of you emailed us to ask if there was a higher-resolution picture of the desk than the one Lifehacker used, because you were curious about what the books at the back were
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Eben’s desk
Here’s a guest post from Dr William Bell. Will works at CERN, and has been doing wonderful things with Raspberry Pi meetups and outreach in Switzerland (you may have read the piece in the Guardian from a few months ago about what’s going on there with the Pi ; none of this would have happened without Will).
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Raspberry Jam, Francophone-style
Farnell have just announced that they have stock of assembled Gertboards. We’ve seen them on element14 and on Farnell : at the time of writing, 1600 of them were available for £30. For more about Gertboard, see our previous posts .
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Assembled Gertboards available
“Quite Rubbish” is the maker’s assessment, not ours. We thought this was fantastic
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The Quite Rubbish Clock
Lifehacker are publishing a series this week on DIY with your Raspberry Pi for beginners. The first article in the series went up yesterday ; it’s a very simple howto on getting started and set up (even down to a list of peripherals, and how to flash your SD card). We’ll be keeping an eye on this series: we’re looking forward to seeing what beginners’ projects they come up with!
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Lifehacker: a beginner’s guide
Another day (a particularly snowy day, here), another new OS for the Pi.
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FreeBSD is here!