Control the Raspberry Pi from Your iPad Lifehacker Control the Raspberry Pi from Your iPad. If you have both a Raspberry Pi and an iPad, this tutorial from What a Palaver's Angela Wolff will help you remotely control the Pi with your tablet—from anywhere you have an internet connection. She uses three …
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Geeky Fun for Friday: A Beginner's Guide to Raspberry Pi Data Center Knowledge Raspberry Pi – the little case-less computer that can fit in your pocket- generates enough power to run your home media center, a VPN, and a lot more. But before you can kick back and watch movies on this $35 machine, you need to configure it and …
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Raspberry Pi : Extending the life of the SD card ZDNet Recently I posted about how I believe that the Raspberry Pi is the perfect small server. One question came up about the SD storage. SD cards are said to have a finite amount of writes that are possible, before they start to fail.
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Blow me! A Raspberry Pi -powered datacentre ComputerWeekly.com (blog) We all know datacentre servers are shrinking, but could they really be colonised by the humble Raspberry Pi ? New UK colocation firm Colocker says they can
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Geeky gadgets Two Years of Raspberry Pi Video Celebrates The Awesome Mini PC (video) Geeky gadgets Next month is the second anniversary of the launch of the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC and to celebrate this event a celebratory movie has been created by The Raspberry Pi Guy over on YouTube. The Raspberry Pi mini PC movie celebrates a range of
Interivew: David Braben on Kickstarter, Raspberry Pi , and Elite: Dangerous PC Authority More recently, he's served as a trustee of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, helping to bring the educational mini-computer to life. And his studio Frontier Developments is beavering away on Elite: Dangerous, a multiplayer sequel to the original game …
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ZDNet PiPad: Build your own Raspberry Pi tablet ZDNet Makers love Raspberry Pi mini-board Linux computers. There's almost nothing you can't do with them
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David Braben talks Kickstarter, Raspberry Pi – and Elite: Dangerous Stuff.tv David Braben created the open-world game with Elite. And he did it in 1984, with 22KB of memory to play with.
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ZDNet PiPad: Build you own Raspberry Pi tablet ZDNet Makers love Raspberry Pi mini-board Linux computers. There's almost nothing you can't do with them
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End-to-End Raspberry Pi with NetBeans IDE 8 DZone News The second is my own setup, with the three Raspberry Pis on my table, just when I'm deploying a JavaFX client from my laptop to the Pi on the left, which is connected to the monitor. The server is embedded in a Lego case to hold a Pi camera, and the …
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