Issue #224 - Fingerprint
Hello there!
Welcome to another week filled with Raspberry Pi fun. As you can see in today’s Raspberry Pi Weekly, we’ve come across some great projects and tutorials over the last seven days, including Halloween-themed builds and useful tips for getting the most out of your Pi.
And while I have your attention, please join us in congratulating Foundation Trustee Sherry Coutu, Director of Education Carrie Anne Philbin, and Executive Director Clare Sutcliffe for being named among Computer Weekly’s Most Influential Women in UK IT 2017.
See you next week!
Peace,
Alex
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AIY Projects Essential Guide from The MagPi
(twitter.com) Preorder your voice kit and get the book for free -
Most Influential Women in UK IT 2017
(computerweekly.com) Sherry Coutu, Carrie Anne Philbin, and Clare Sutcliffe stake their claim -
RaspiReader: build your own fingerprint reader
(raspberrypi.org) Open-source low-cost fingerprint detection -
Adafruit’s read-only Raspberry Pi
(raspberrypi.org) Pull the plug! -
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds on a Game Boy?!
(raspberrypi.org) A long way from Super Mario Land -
Spooktacular Halloween Haunted Portrait
(raspberrypi.org) Are you winking at me? -
Raspberry Coulis’s night vision camera
(raspberrypi.org) Get your zombie-spotting gear here! -
Home-made laptop
(twitter.com) Out of cardboard and a Pi -
Google Voice toddler phone
(imgur.com) A Pi-call for mum and dad! -
Steampunk Raspberry Pi Console/Case
(instructables.com) Gorgeous build by Joe Farro
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Principia coin for the Raspberry Pi Foundation
(twitter.com)
Tim Peake brought this back from space for us! -
Code Club on the Arts Council England podcast
(twitter.com)
Code Clubs help make libraries into more than just houses for books -
Save the world
(raspberrypi.org)
Only you can save us! -
Get a CREST Award for your Astro Pi project
(twitter.com)
You too could do award-winning space science! -
Hello World
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Raspberry Jams
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Find your local Jam to meet other digital making enthusiasts -
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For anyone who wants to learn new digital and teaching skills -
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