I’m not sure if we should be celebrating or mourning Sunshine Week. The cartoons are always great and will hopefully cheer you up, but there’s nothing cheerful about the facts. Thanks to NSA mass surveillance abuses, Reporters without Border even listed the United States as an enemy of the Internet.
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The Raspberry Pi launched to great fanfare on Feb. 29, 2012, and since then it has sold more than 2.5 million units in its first two years of life. Available for just $ 25 or $ 35, the tiny ARM-based computer has inspired hobbyists to build all manner of amazing projects, and it has even helped those of us without engineering expertise set up cheap media servers.
To relive the first two years, Raspberry Pi Guy Matt Timmons-Brown created a video showing some of the coolest Pi-powered projects including Lego computing clusters, robots, drones, arcade cabinets, and much more. Anyone interested in the Raspberry Pi will find it worth watching:
The Raspberry Pi community is showing no signs of slowing down. If anything, developers are building ever more elaborate contraptions.
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To celebrate the season, increase computer security
University of Pittsburgh The Pitt News You probably don't think of beefing up your computer's security settings. Since 2004, October has been National Cyber Security Awareness Month, a time to become more educated about cyber threats and evaluate security practices. Given last semester's … |