We’re making with a purpose in issue 3 of HackSpace magazine . Not only are we discovering ways in which 3D printing is helping to save resources — and in some case lives — in the developing world, we’re also going all out with recycling.
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HackSpace magazine 3: Scrap Heap Hacking
All About Circuits Engineer Spotlight: The Pi Platter Team on Developing Raspberry Pi Zero Shields All About Circuits March has been a good month for Raspberry Pi . The Pi passed the Commodore 64 as the third best-selling computer of all time, the Raspberry Pi celebrated its fifth birthday, and the Raspberry Pi Zero W was released. Well, the Pi Zero W actually came out ..
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Engineer Spotlight: The Pi Platter Team on Developing Raspberry Pi Zero Shields – All About Circuits
Low-cost web security proposed for the developing world SciDev.Net A computer costing only US$35, the Raspberry Pi , could be used to create a firewall to improve 'security hygiene' in developing countries, says the researcher behind the idea.
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Low-cost web security proposed for the developing world – SciDev.Net
One of the biggest (and nicest) surprises for us over the last two years has been the Raspberry Pi project’s popularity outside the UK. Over three quarters of our sales are now to overseas customers, and while the US and mainland Europe are our largest markets (with honorable mentions to Australia, New Zealand and Japan), there’s also been a lot of interest from the developing world. Robotics with Raspberry Pi at Kids Hacker Camp, iHub Nairobi .
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The Independent Wikileaks, Bitcoin and Raspberry Pi named by UK trust for promoting 'inspiring …
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Wikileaks, Bitcoin and Raspberry Pi named by UK trust for promoting ‘inspiring … – The Independent