Jan. 10: Whats new at the Denton Library? Lexington Dispatch The following items are available for check out at the Denton Library.Adult Books“Never Grow Up” by Jackie Chan with Zhu Mo; “Hindsight & All the Things I ..
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Jan. 10: Whats new at the Denton Library? – Lexington Dispatch
Looking for this year’s perfect something to put under the tree ‘from Santa’? Well, look no further than right here — it’s time for our traditional Christmas shopping list! Woohoo! Which Raspberry Pi?
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The Raspberry Pi Christmas shopping list 2018
Linux’s Slowdown, Raptor’s Talos II, Clear Linux & Other Dominating Topics This Month Phoronix Another month is in the books as we approach the 15th birthday of Phoronix in June. This month on Phoronix there was a lot of interest in the major Linux kernel ..
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You may have heard the news that the Raspberry Pi Foundation recently took up residence in a new location.
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Philip Colligan wants your books (for our library)
Today marks Harry Potter’s 38th birthday.
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Happy Birthday, Harry Potter: wizard-worthy Pi projects
The first official CoderDojo book, CoderDojo Nano: Build Your Own Website , was a resounding success: thousands of copies have been bought by aspiring CoderDojo Ninjas, and it‘s available in ten languages, including Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, Lithuanian, Latvian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Slovakian.
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Make your own game with CoderDojo’s new book
Opensource.com Book review: Up to no good with ' Raspberry Pi for Secret Agents' Opensource.com It all started with the Raspberry Pi as a Christmas present, and we started with the Raspberry Pi Education Manual as our guide.
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Opensource.com Book review: Up to no good with ' Raspberry Pi for Secret Agents' Opensource.com It all started with the Raspberry Pi as a Christmas present, and we started with the Raspberry Pi Education Manual as our guide. As a free download, it was a very good primer to get started.
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Pay as little as $1 for an awesome bundle of Make: IoT and Raspberry Pi how-to ebooks The Gadgeteer If you've ever wanted to learn more about using Raspberry Pi and Arduino hardware to get into the IoT scene, today is your lucky day. Make: and Humble Bundle Books have teamed up to offer an extraordinary deal that not only rewards you with a great ..
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Pay as little as $1 for an awesome bundle of Make: IoT and Raspberry Pi how-to ebooks – The Gadgeteer
We did a bit of a count recently and it turns out that The MagPi magazine has produced more than 3,200 pages of Raspberry Pi-related reading. That’s a lot of quality content (even if I do say so myself). While we’re rather proud of this achievement, we’re also very aware of the fact that these lovingly crafted collections of words and pictures can very easily get lost in the mists of time (or in the recycling bin)
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Essential reading: The MagPi’s new coding books are out now