Linux Fu: The Kitchen Sync Hackaday One of the great things about Linux and similar operating systems is they are configurable. If you don’t like something, there’s a great chance you can change it …
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Linux Fu: The Kitchen Sync – Hackaday
If your day has been a little fraught so far, watch this video. It opens with a tableau of methodically laid-out components and then shows them soldered, screwed, and slotted neatly into place. Everything fits perfectly; nothing needs percussive adjustment
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Augmented-reality projection lamp with Raspberry Pi and Android Things
As more and more digital home assistants are appearing on the consumer market, it’s not uncommon to see the towering Amazon Echo or sleek Google Home when visiting friends or family. But we, the maker community, are rarely happy unless our tech stands out from the rest
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Marvellous retrofitted home assistants
We hope you’re as excited as we are about the launch of the second Pioneers challenge! While you form your teams and start thinking up ways to Make it Outdoors with tech, we’ve been thinking of different ways for you to come together to complete the challenge.
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Pioneers events: what’s your jam?
MozFest , or Mozilla Festival, is an annual celebration of the Mozilla community and the wider open internet movement. People from all over the world gather to explore ways of making the internet a resource that’s open and inclusive to all
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Raspberry Pi at MozFest 2016
You may have noticed that the touch display came out a couple of days ago and while the response has been fantastic it’s still a bit early for display-based projects to blog about.
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Don’t try this at home: how not to hack the Raspberry Pi display
Yesterday we received some figures which confirmed something we’ve suspected for a few weeks now: we’ve sold over five million Raspberry Pis. The Pi has gone from absolutely nothing just under three years ago, to becoming the fastest-selling British computer.
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Five million sold!
Ben: Here’s a guest post from Steven Sloan , a developer at MailChimp . Grounds for innovation Here at MailChimp, we’re always trying to listen hard and change fast .
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Fresh Coffee at Mailchimp
As you might have spotted, if you follow us on Twitter, Eben and I spent the last week and a bit touring China, meeting the Raspberry Pi community there and giving interviews to the press, with some sterling organisational help from our friends at RS Components. (A special and huge thank you to Eric Lee, without whom we’d have been absolutely stuffed
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China press and community tour
Are you a primary or secondary teacher in the UK? Do you want some free CPD?
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