ARRL Launching New Podcast Geared Toward New Radio Amateurs ARRL For those just getting started on their Amateur Radio journey, ARRL is launching a new podcast aimed at answering your questions, providing support and …
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Here on the Raspberry Pi blog, we often share impressive builds made by community members who have advanced making and coding skills. But what about those of you who are just getting started?
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Getting started with your Raspberry Pi
Note: the Pi Towers team have peeled away from their desks to spend time with their families over the festive season, and this blog will be quiet for a while as a result. We’ll be back in the New Year with a bushel of amazing projects, awesome resources, and much merriment and fun times. Happy holidays to all! Now back to the matter at hand.
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Thank you for my new Raspberry Pi, Santa! What next?
htxt.africa Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi Zero htxt.africa Until recently it was pretty tricky to get a Raspberry Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi Zero W in South Africa. That was until PiShop became the official distributor for it in SA
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Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi Zero – htxt.africa
This column is from The MagPi issue 58 .
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Taking the first step on the journey
iProgrammer Google AIY Cardboard And Raspberry Pi AI – I Programmer iProgrammer Google has promised to create a number of “reference” kits bringing AI to the masses – called AIY like DIY but for AI. The first is the Voice Kit designed to do the ..
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Geeky Gadgets Getting Started With Your Raspberry Pi AIY Projects Kit (video … Geeky Gadgets If you are interested in learning more about using the awesome AIY Projects voice kit that was given away for free with this month's official Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pi's new AIY kit Voice HAT board brings Google's AI to …
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Getting Started With Your Raspberry Pi AIY Projects Kit (video … – Geeky Gadgets
Following a conversation in the Pi Towers kitchen about introducing coding to a slightly older demographic, we sent our Events Assistant Olivia on a mission to teach her mum how to code. Here she is with her findings
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Raspberry Pi Resources: coding for all ages
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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While browsing the Halloween section of my local supermarket, I stumbled across this adorable pumpkin light for £2. Given the fact I had a £2 coin in my pocket and an itching for a Halloween hack project, it came home with me at once.
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Halloween Pumpkin Light Effect Tutorial