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Which is better: Arduino or Raspberry Pi? There’s only one way to find out…
…join them together! But seriously, they are very different things for very different purposes, and it’s a bit sad that some hard-core Arduino fans hate the Raspberry Pi (though perhaps understandable). The Arduino is a relatively expensive (for its processing … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, computers, Debian, hardware, Linux, Raspberry Pi
Tagged Arduino, Raspberry Pi
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The Porthcurno Museum of Submarine Telegraphy
My favourite museum in the whole wide world has to be the Porthcurno Museum of Submarine Telegraphy in Cornwall. Porthcurno has a fascinating history – undersea telegraph cables joined Victorian Britain to the Empire and beyond, coming up on the … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, computers, education, ICT
Tagged Arduino, morse, morse code, museum, telegraphy
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Prof Unwin talks about the Type B Desk
I probably should have uploaded this (and a load of other ancient Bush House audio treasure I forgot I had) when all the Bush nostalgia was in full flow a few weeks ago. But I didn’t. This is Stanley Unwin, … Continue reading
2 Pi Household
We got out 2nd Raspberry Pi this week – possibly a bit premature as we’re still finding our way with the first one. I’d like to have one in the back of the main TV as a media centre, and … Continue reading
Six Simple Synthesizers: a personal history of synth pop
This is not a definitive history of electronic music. This is a personal account of the electronic music that has punctuated my life and meant something to me. You can listen along to most of the music on this Spotify … Continue reading