As you’ll know if you’re a regular reader, we sponsored the Royal Institution’s 2014 Christmas Lectures. They have just made the video of the first of the Lectures – the one with all the Raspberry Pis in it – available to watch online, wherever you are in the world.
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Royal Institution Christmas Lecture 1 – video!
Raspberry Pi gets dedicated 'Raspbian' OS to boost performance Techworld.com Raspberry Pi gets dedicated 'Raspbian' OS to boost performance. Only days after becoming a conventional retail product for the first time, the Raspberry Pi can at last celebrate the arrival of its own dedicated operating system, Raspbian. Accenture
Technical.ly Brooklyn Subnodes: a non-internet internet served in Raspberry Pi Technical.ly Brooklyn Operationally, Subnodes is an open-source Raspberry Pi -based system for setting up a server and network much more easily, without needing the internet to connect computers. It's been used to set up small-scale art installations and demo projects
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Subnodes: a non-internet internet served in Raspberry Pi – Technical.ly Brooklyn
Hello! I’m Matt Richardson, the newest member of the Raspberry Pi team.
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A “hello” from a hobbyist-turned-evangelist
Hackaday Dedicated Automobile Traffic Monitor with Raspberry Pi Hackaday [j3tstream] wanted an easier way to monitor traffic on the roads in his area. Specifically, he wanted to monitor the roads from his car while driving.
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Dedicated Automobile Traffic Monitor with Raspberry Pi – Hackaday
Raspberry Pi computers will be blasted into space by UK Space Agency Techworld.com UK Space Agency astronaut Tim Peake will take two Raspberry Pi computers on his next space mission, in the hope that UK pupils will create their own app or experiment that can be deployed on the International Space Station. Accenture Technology Labs
We loved this project from Bernd Krolla – it’s beautiful, it’s useful, it taught him some stuff he didn’t know already – and it’s way, way cheaper than buying something like this ready-made in a store would be. This is not the first Wordclock we’ve seen, but it’s by far the most elegant, and it’s beautifully made.
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Das Wordclock
Run Wikipedia Offline On Your Raspberry Pi , Smartphone Or Tablet Lifehacker Australia What makes Gozim different to other offerings is that you can run it on just about anything, including a Raspberry Pi , tablet or smartphone. All you have to do is run the included indexer program (if you want article searching) and then fire up the web …
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Run Wikipedia Offline On Your Raspberry Pi, Smartphone Or Tablet – Lifehacker Australia
3DPrint.com Your Own 3D Printed Mac Pi Used as a 3D Printing Monitor 3DPrint.com We've got a Raspberry Pi recipe for classic Mac and 3D printing fans: Combine your nostalgia for the good old days of 128k with the DIY culture of Arduino, Raspberry Pi , and 3D printing and voila! You've built yourself a Mac Pi, a working mini-Mac! Way …
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Since Broadcom released complete documentation for the VideoCore IV GPU back in February 2014 we’ve seen a number of fun uses of our 24GFLOPs of QPU compute, from Andrew Holme’s FFT library to Pete Warden’s deep learning experiments. It’s not unusual to see a 10x increase in performance over the ARM for algorithms with a decent amount of parallelism. A platform is only as good as its development tools, so it’s a great start to the New Year to see a new QPU macro assembler from Marcel Müller
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New QPU macro assembler