Over the last couple of days, there has been a lot of discussion about a pair of security vulnerabilities nicknamed Spectre and Meltdown. These affect all modern Intel processors, and (in the case of Spectre) many AMD processors and ARM cores.
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Why Raspberry Pi isn’t vulnerable to Spectre or Meltdown
Using servomotors and shadow tracking, Acrophobia 1.0’s mission to give a Raspberry Pi a nervous disposition is a rolling success. Acrophobia 1.0 Acrophobia, a nervous machine with no human-serving goal, but with a single fear: of dropping the ball
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Acrophobia 1.0: don’t drop the ball!
Latinos Health Raspberry Pi's Pixel Now Supports X86 Architecture Latinos Health Raspberry Pi introduced its PIXEL (which stands for Pi Improved Xwindows Environment, Lightweight) in September this year. It is a Linux desktop experience based on Debian Linux which is a low-resource desktop environment but more full featured than a …
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Raspberry Pi’s Pixel Now Supports X86 Architecture – Latinos Health
We’re gearing up to go to World Maker Faire in at the New York Hall of Science on September 26 and 27 – if you’re going to be there, please come and say hi at the Raspberry Pi booth. We’ll have demos, activities, some little bits and bobs to give away, and much more
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SeeMore for World Maker Faire 2015
Willem, from The Secret Batcave in South London, is piqued with irritation by the Shard, which interrupts his view from pretty much everywhere he looks. The Shard, for non-Brits and for those Brits who have been living…in a cave, is 95 storeys of incongruous Qatari-owned phallomorphism designed by the guy behind the Pompidou Centre in Paris
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Shard Rain Cam