Raspberry Pi Jukebox Hits All the Right Notes Hackaday We (and by extension, you) have seen the Raspberry Pi crammed into nearly every piece of gear imaginable. Putting one inside a game console is to popular it’s ..
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Amazon Thinks ARM is Bigger than your Phone Hackaday As far as computer architectures go, ARM doesn’t have anything to be ashamed of. Since nearly every mobile device on the planet is powered by some member ..
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Liliputing You know what's not affected by Meltdown or Spectre? The Raspberry Pi Liliputing One or more of the security vulnerabilities disclosed this week affect nearly every modern smartphone, PC, and server processor.
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Hackaday Send a Raspberry Pi Back in Time to 1980 Hackaday One of our favorite hacker-scavengers on YouTube, [The Post-Apocalyptic Inventor], has been connecting his Raspberry Pi up to nearly every display that he's got in his well-stocked junk pile. (Video embedded below.) Modern monitors with an HDMI input …
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Lifehacker Build a Magic Mirror with a Raspberry Pi and an Old Monitor Lifehacker One of the trademark devices in nearly every Hollywood blockbuster version of the future is a smart mirror that shows off a daily schedule, clock, weather, and other important updates. Blogger Dylan Pierce built his own powered by a Raspberry Pi . The …
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ThaiTech Asia Five Million – That's A Lot Of Raspberry Pi iProgrammer There is no disputing the amazing success of the Raspberry Pi – the low cost ARM based machine that seems to be the computer nearly every one wants. The real question is, why has it been so successful? With the benefit of hindsight, yes you can see …
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