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Use BOINC on the #RaspberryPi for a good cause
BOINC is a distributed computing architecture which takes a project, like interpreting data from the Large Hadron Collider, and allows you to contribute to it. You can put the resources of the Raspberry Pi towards these projects by running a…
Joytone (#RaspberryPi musical instrument) inventors get interviewed
Dave Sharples and David Glanzman from the University of Pennsylvania have developed the Joytone – a musical instrument which uses a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino, together with 57 thumb sticks. It’s an amazing project which I’ve covered before. Now…
Robotic arm plays tic-tac-toe with a #RaspberryPi
Ronniya Varghese, Valencia Dias, Sanjana Paryekar & Leroy Pereira from PCCE have developed a robotic arm, linked it up to a Raspberry Pi and written some Python which plays tic-tac-toe on a board against a human opponent. Take a look at the…
Install Ruby on Rails on the #RaspberryPi
Ruby on Rails is very popular as a web development language. Sam Berson has written a comprehensive tutorial to get you started on installing it. Then it’s just a case of finding examples online to get you informed as to…
Issue 25 of the MagPi for #RaspberryPi owners is out now
Here’s what they say about the latest issue of the MagPi: This month’s MagPi contains a wealth of different material. There is a review of Raspberry Pi powered autopilot technology, the first of a mini-series from the PiBot robotics team,…
Celebrating Geekness Day
A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by Lisa Margetis from SingleHop about the upcoming Geekness Day on 13th July. Ahead of this date, they’ve asked lots of people to answer some questions. So here goes… What makes you…
New Minecraft game for the #RaspberryPi – hunt the TNT!
Matt Hawkins over at Raspberry Pi Spy has taken the ‘hunt the diamond’ concept and improved upon it. The game, called Operation Counterstrike, randomly places blocks of TNT around the map and then challenges you to find, and destroy, the…
First #RaspberryPi Compute Module motherboard
Geekroo Technologies have launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise money for the first Compute Module motherboard. The CoMo Booster is a 4-layer PCB with the following features: Built-in 150Mbps WiFi Built-in RTC (Real Time Clock) Programmable Power Management Unit(PMU), can…
Video from July’s Preston Raspberry Jam – for #RaspberryPi owners
Here’s a good example of an interesting session at a Raspberry Jam. Rather than a straight presentation, they got three Pi experts to answer questions as a panel. On the panel are: Ben Smith, Simon Walters and Jason Barnett.