
Issue #168 - Pallet
Oh, hey there!
We. Want. You. Seriously, we do. We’ve a new 6-month paid internship available at Raspberry Pi ‘Pi Towers’, Cambridge, UK. As Events Assistant, you’ll get to do all sorts of awesome things including (though not limited to) eating free ice cream from the kitchen freezer, heading out for #FoodTruckFriday, Pokemon Go-ing at the Botanic Garden and, oh yeah, the actual responsibilities of the job, which you can find here!
In other news, Janne sent our Instagram followers all aflutter this week when we reshared his pallet NES. We’re not surprised in the slightest… it’s brilliant! Harvey has been causing a ruckus with the neighbours, Becky discovered the identity of the Hallway Whistler, and Ben got jiggy with a Raspberry Pi-powered box joint jig!
Don’t forget: you still have a few days to vote for the MagPi Magazine Top 20 Projects, so make sure you do!
Have a wonderful week. We’ll check in again next Friday!
Peace,
Alex
(Also… Clive Beale and #LuketheIntern left, causing us to coin the new hashtag #RaspberryCry. Much sadness at Pi Towers.)
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Events Assistant - 6-month Paid Internship
(raspberrypi.workable.com) Join the team at Pi Towers, Cambridge, UK -
Vote for the Top 20 MagPi Projects
(raspberrypi.org) Pick the Top 20 Raspberry Pi projects -
Docker comes to Raspberry Pi
(raspberrypi.org) Package software with Docker and Pi -
Teachers at PyCon UK
(2016.pyconuk.org) Giving teachers the chance to meet with and learn from developers -
Kids at PyCon UK
(2016.pyconuk.org) A fun-packed day for kids -
Barkometer - Part 1
(networkworld.com) Shhh, Harvey! -
Build a Box Joint Jig
(youtube.com) Gettin' jiggy wit' it. -
The Pallet NES
(youtube.com) Upcycling a pallet for Retropie -
Skycam
(makezine.com) Pi takes to the high wire -
Sensor-free Presence Detector
(github.com) Who's about? -
Digitise Your Peep Hole
(raspberrypi.org) Who keeps whistling?!
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Crime Scene VR
(yahoo.com)
The jury step into the crime scene -
Building Computer Labs in Western Africa
(raspberrypi.org)
Dominique Laloux brings another computer lab to Togo -
The Gran Check
(raspberrypi.org)
14-year-old James keeps tabs on his grandmother -
Call Me Ishmael
(raspberrypi.org)
Call Ishmael for book suggestions
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