Want to Really Block the Tech Giants? Here’s How Gizmodo Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Apple move more money than many medium-sized nations
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Here come the girls: teenage tech founders on the future they want The Guardian From the freedom to fail to more gender-balanced offices, inventive Gen Z girls hope to transform the tech industry.
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Leeds museum event aims to tackle the tech gender gap Yorkshire Evening Post It’s a much-loved Leeds landmark with roots that lie firmly in the past.
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Leeds museum event aims to tackle the tech gender gap – Yorkshire Evening Post
Parisa Khashayar is a high school freshman with a knack for coding. In September of 2018, Parisa had the chance to present her tech creation at Coolest Projects USA, and she made joint first place in the Hardware category . Since the sixth grade, Parisa has been teaching herself how to code; she has even taken classes during school holidays to further develop her learning.
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Firefighter monitoring system at Coolest Projects
Ten Gifts for the Tech Fanatic in Your Life Interesting Engineering Give that tech fanatic in your life the joy of a new gadget or educational bundle with an item from this best-sellers list—each of which is available at a significant …
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I just searched online for night vision goggles, and the prices seem to vary between £600 and £27000.
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The affordable Raspberry Pi night vision goggles of your dreams
Today marks Harry Potter’s 38th birthday. And as we’re so, so very British here at Raspberry Pi, we have no choice but to celebrate the birth of The Boy Who Lived with some wonderfully magical projects from members of the community. Build your own Daily Prophet After a trip to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter , Piet Rullens Jr wanted to build something special to remember the wonderful time he and his wife had at the amusement park.
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Happy Birthday, Harry Potter: wizard-worthy Pi projects
Today marks Harry Potter’s 38th birthday.
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Happy Birthday, Harry Potter: wizard-worthy Pi projects
Using motion detection and a Raspberry Pi Zero W, Lukas Stratmann has produced this rather creepy moving eye in a jar. And with a little bit of, ahem, dissection , you can too! Floating Eye in a Jar With Motion Tracking Made for an Arts seminar I attended for my General Studies, i.e
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Fred Fourie is building a low-cost underwater camera for shallow deployment, and his prototypes are already returning fascinating results. You can build your own PipeCam, and explore the undiscovered depths with a Raspberry Pi and off-the-shelf materials. Materials and build In its latest iteration, PipeCam consists of a 110mm PVC waste pipe with fittings and a 10mm perspex window at one end.
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PipeCam: the low-cost underwater camera