Raspberry Pi 3: Testing out Manjaro ARM 18.12 ZDNet I’m trying out the latest release of Manjaro Linux ARM for the Raspberry Pi 3 Models B and B+.
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One of the neat new features of the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ is its support for IEEE 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet (PoE). This standard allows up to 13W of power to be delivered over the twisted pairs in an Ethernet cable without interfering with the transmission of data. The Raspberry Pi board itself provides a PoE-capable Ethernet jack and circuit protection components; the power regulation electronics, which would be too costly and bulky to include on the main board, live on a separate HAT
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Anatomy of a product quality issue: PoE HAT
Lifehacker Australia Warberry Pi Is A Dead-Simple Pen Testing Toolkit For The Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The Raspberry Pi is a surprisingly useful tool to test the strength of your network. To add another tool to your network testing kit, Warberry Pi is a self-contained set of scripts that run automatically when you plug your Raspberry Pi into a ethernet … and more »
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Lifehacker Australia Warberry Pi Is A Dead-Simple Pen Testing Toolkit For The … Lifehacker Australia The Raspberry Pi is a surprisingly useful tool to test the strength of your network. To add another tool to your network testing kit, Warberry Pi is a self-contained ..
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A lot of companies are building Raspberry Pi add-ons – Raspberry Pi accessory businesses have been called out by the UK Telegraph this year as one of their top 2014 startup investments . It gives us enormous pleasure to watch people build jobs and businesses around the Raspberry Pi, and we watch the numerous companies which add to the ecosystem with great interest.
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Laika Explorer: what it’s like to build a Raspberry Pi accessory startup
Of course, Model A is not the only new bit of hardware we’re releasing in 2013. JamesH just sent me these pictures of the forthcoming camera board to whet your appetite. This is the final hardware; we’ve been working on tuning (Gert tells me that picture quality is “pretty good” at the moment, but we’re hoping to get it to “bleedin’ marvellous” before we release the hardware), and there is some work to do on the drivers, but everything’s looking pretty peachy for the moment
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Raspberry Pi camera module sneak peak, and Model A unboxing