USB-C to get security-focussed authentication program IT PRO In an attempt to battle malicious devices, the program aims to stop infection at the point of connection.
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Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: Hi, my breath is fresh, remote access, and a darker shade of Pi Network World Sticking Raspberry Pis in cute little packages is, after all, part of the point of the Raspberry Pi . It's a small computer, so let's put it places you can't fit laptops or desktops.
Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: Hi, my breath is fresh, remote access, and a … Network World Sticking Raspberry Pis in cute little packages is, after all, part of the point of the Raspberry Pi
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Raspberry Pi roundup: Hi, my breath is fresh, remote access, and a … – Network World
Hackaday Raspberry Pi Robot That Reads Your Emotions Hackaday It's getting easier and easier to add machine intelligence to your hacks, even to the point where you sometimes don't have to install any special software. In this case [Dexter Industries] has added the ability to read human emotions to their …
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iProgrammer Chromium OS For Raspberry Pi Reaches 0.5 iProgrammer Now consider the idea that instead of having to spend $200 on a Chromebook you could use a $40 Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 to run Chrome OS. Even though it doesn't come with screen and keyboard you can see that it changes the economics to the point where …
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Want to play GTA V on your Raspberry Pi 2? Well, you can't – but it now supports OpenGL! Digital Trends Hardware accelerated OpenGL is up and running on the Raspberry Pi 2. An experimental driver in the latest version of Raspbian gives enthusiasts of the tiny $35 computer the ability to drastically improve graphic performance, to the point where some …
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Want to play GTA V on your Raspberry Pi 2? Well, you can’t – but it now supports OpenGL! – Digital Trends