InformationWeek Raspberry Pi 2: Six Things You Can (and Can't) Do InformationWeek The original Raspberry Pi changed the way many engineers and developers thought about the possibilities of an embedded system. A $35 Linux server in a 3″ x 5″ package, the “RasPi” allowed developers to write complex control systems using the same
Raspberry Pi 2 'most adorable bug' causes it to crash when you take a snap of it Techworm Raspberry Pi 2, the $40 mini computer which was released last week has a bug, an adorable bug at that! It just hates cameras. Owners of the recently released Raspberry Pi 2 have found that the credit-card-sized Pi 2 reboots whenever a user tries to …
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With the date formatting used in the United States, 3/14 is considered Pi Day, so it’s a great excuse to get Raspberry Pi enthusiasts together to share what they do.
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Naked Security “Most adorable bug” – Raspberry Pi 2 crashes when you take a photo of it Naked Security Raspberry. Image courtesy of Shutterstock. Owners of the recently released Raspberry Pi 2 – the itty bitty, budget computer – have found that the credit-card-sized systems reboot when users snap a flash photo of the units.
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Cult of Mac 5 hot Raspberry Pi projects for Mac geeks Cult of Mac The tiny Raspberry Pi computer can power many cool DIY projects.
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Cult of Mac 5 hot Raspberry Pi projects for the Mac geek Cult of Mac The credit-card-sized Raspberry Pi has taken the tech world by storm as thousands of geeky kids and adults use the tiny, low-cost computer board to learn about coding and create all sorts of fun projects, like motion detectors, birdhouses that tweet …
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Ars Technica Just-released Raspberry Pi 2 can be DoSed by bright flashes of light Ars Technica The bug in the Raspberry Pi 2 was documented over the weekend in a post in the Raspberry Pi Foundation forums and Monday in a blog post by the same nonprofit organization. The discovery was triggered when forum veteran Peter Onion snapped a photo
When I first joined the Raspberry Pi Foundation, over a year ago now, one of my first assignments was to build a weather station around the Raspberry Pi. Thanks to our friends at Oracle (the large US database company), the Foundation received a grant not only to design and build a Raspberry Pi weather station for schools, but also to put together a whole education programme to go with it.
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CNET Camera flashes and laser pointers can crash the Raspberry Pi 2 The Verge The Raspberry Pi 2 is tiny, cheap, and surprisingly powerful, but the miniature computer apparently has a weakness — camera flashes. Earlier this week, some Pi 2 users found that their devices turned themselves off when photographed
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$35 Raspberry Pi 2 Plagued by 'Xenon Death Flash' But There's a Quick Fix … International Business Times AU The recently released Raspberry Pi 2 microcomputer, sold for $35 apiece, has become camera shy – it mysteriously shuts down when exposed to high-intensity light, specifically coming from a camera equipped with Xenon flash.
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