Hackaday Pi Keeps Cool at 1.5 GHz Hackaday Hackers have a long history of overclocking CPUs ranging from desktop computers to Arduinos. [Jacken] wanted a little more oomph for his Pi Zero – Raspberry Pi -based media center, so he naturally wanted to boost the clock frequency. Like most ..
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Alphr Bento Lab wants to be the Raspberry Pi of molecular biology Alphr The Kickstarter video references the success of Raspberry Pi in opening up computing to all and making the environment more open. “One has to be careful with these metaphors, of course: Raspberry Pi is the latest in a long history of personal computing …
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Bento Lab wants to be the Raspberry Pi of molecular biology – Alphr
Alphr Bento Lab wants to be the Raspberry Pi of molecular biology Alphr The Kickstarter video references the success of Raspberry Pi in opening up computing to all and making the environment more open. “One has to be careful with these metaphors, of course: Raspberry Pi is the latest in a long history of personal computing ..
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Raspberry Pi Halloween Voice Changer Hackaday [Dave's] voice changer uses a Raspberry Pi which isn't all that complicated. The Pi uses Linux, and Unix–the predecessor to Linux–has a long history of having little tools you can string together to do big jobs. So once you have a Pi and a sound card …
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