… it worked well! tl;dr: really, really well. But if “it worked really well” isn’t enough of a reason for you to give Steam Link on Raspberry Pi a go, here’s the rest of today’s blog post… Steam Link on Raspberry Pi The internet (mainly Reddit) was all aflutter last week due to the release of the Steam Link app beta version for the Raspberry Pi.
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We tried out Valve’s Steam Link on Raspberry Pi and…
It’s the fourteenth day of the third month! And if you’re a Brit, that means absolutely nothing. But take that date, flip reverse it like you’re American, and BOOM! It’s 3.14 or, as the cool kids call it, Pi Day
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Pie vs. π vs. Pi Day 2017
WIRED Let's Calculate Pi on a Raspberry Pi to Celebrate Pi Day WIRED These are just a few of the reasons I tend to get excited by Pi Day—March 14, for the uninitiated—and try finding new ways of celebrating it.
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Let’s Calculate Pi on a Raspberry Pi to Celebrate Pi Day – WIRED
Happy new year to everyone! We’re back with a new programme of Picademy events for 2017. All our UK events have been scheduled up to the end of the year, so you can look ahead and choose something at a location and date that is convenient. An educator gets to grips with our Camera Module For the uninitiated, Picademy is a free CPD programme that aims to give educators the skills and knowledge they need to get creative with computing, no matter what their level of experience.
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Our full 2017 schedule of UK Picademy events
For the uninitiated, a CNC milling machine is basically the opposite of a 3D printer. With a 3D printer, you’re adding medium from a nozzle to a blank space to create an object
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Home-made CNC milling machine