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The original Raspberry Pi might feel like ancient history at this point.
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We'd love to see your best pictures of times you've let the smoke out.
Most expensive, most catastrophic, most memorable - give us your best stories from the bench!
Hypothetical: People would appreciate Wi-Fi and Bluetooth more if devices made a characteristic screeching sound on connection.
Imagine being able to diagnose why your headphones weren't pairing just through the tone of a failed connecti…
The original Raspberry Pi might feel like ancient history at this point.
However, plans are such that it will remain in production until at least 2030, to support long-term users.
While they're not as fast as newer models, they're still…
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If you lived next door to your friends, would you be comfortable throwing CAT6 over the fence and sharing a local network on a day-to-day basis?
Or must each household be an island on the 'Net?
Every PCB design software should have an "I'm a Beginner" mode that hides all the weird parts and just gives you the basics: 5mm LEDs, 1/4-watt resistors, 0.1" pin headers, and the like.
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Back in the day you could REALLY turn a computer off.
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