Merry Christmas everybody! We’re taking a little time off to spend with our families; we’ll be back in 2019. This post is for those of you who have found a piece of Pi under the tree or nestling uncomfortably in the toe of a stocking, and who are wondering what to do with it.
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Mince Pi – what’s under your tree?
Apologies to our daily visitors (we love you guys); we don’t have a proper blog post for you today because we’re all really ill. (I have food poisoning, Helen is coughing up goo and can barely speak or breathe, and Alex is being sick.) You’ve got a day until Halloween; if you’re looking for inspiration, we’ve got several years of archived spooky project posts for you to check out
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We have the plague
Today is a bank holiday here in England, as well as for lucky people in Wales and Northern Ireland. Pi Towers UK is running on a skeleton crew of Babbage Bear, several automated Raspberry Pis, and Noel Fielding, who lives behind the red door we never open
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Helen’s hoglet: an adorable adventure
When we started Raspberry Pi, we had a simple goal: to increase the number of people applying to study Computer Science at Cambridge. By putting cheap, programmable computers in the hands of the right young people, we hoped that we might revive some of the sense of excitement about computing that we had back in the 1980s with our Sinclair Spectrums, BBC Micros and Commodore 64s. At the time, we thought our lifetime volumes might amount to ten thousand units – if we were lucky
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Ten millionth Raspberry Pi, and a new kit
One of the best things about the Raspberry Pi Foundation is our awesome community.
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Get to know the Raspberry Pi Foundation
You’ll notice that things round here don’t look like they used to. This website has had a comprehensive overhaul: we hope you like what you see. ( That stuff from yesterday
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Welcome to our new website
As you’ll know if you’ve been following us here and on social media recently, we’ve been hard at work redeveloping the Raspberry Pi website. We’re excited to announce our new-look site today! You’ll find this new site has the following features: Optimised for use with the Raspberry Pi Handsome retro look and feel Elegant colour scheme ASCII art for the new millennium Tastes of electric limes when licked
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New website design is here!
If you’ve emailed our info@ address in the last year, spoken to us about trademarks or talked to us on Facebook or G+, you’ll have bumped into the indefatigable Lorna. She went on maternity leave a couple of weeks ago, and today she had a little boy.
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Welcome to the newest member of the Raspberry Pi family!
We’ve had an issue this afternoon with some corruption in the forums database, which means that a lot of you can’t log in, and can’t see your old posts. We’re going to take the forums down completely later this evening, while we try to fix the problem. It’s possible that when they come back up (which we hope will be tomorrow or Monday ) all posts made today will be lost: we’re very sorry!
We’re taking the day off today, but if you’re thirsty for more about Raspberry Pi, we recommend a stroll through our 2013 archives . There’s a lot to get your teeth into there. Thanks for supporting us through 2013
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Happy New Year!