
Issue #176 - Spooky
Hi there,
Things are a little spooky here at Pi Towers as we draw ever closer to Halloween. So why not have a go at our Spooky Spot the Difference or build your own Pumpkin Light Effect with a Pi and Pimoroni Blinkt!?
The MagPi team have had a busy week releasing both Issue 51 of The MagPi Magazine and FOUR new Essentials guides in physical, hard copy format.
In other news, our wonderful Lord of Astro Pi, Dave Honess, won the Sir Arthur Clarke award in the Industry Project / Individual category, and we’re all super-proud of him. Make sure to check out the Astro Pi European Challenge and give him some more work to do!
We’ll have some more Halloween treats for you on Monday, so keep your eyes on our social media channels at Facebook, Google+, Twitter, and Instagram (plus our Halloween ‘Spooky Pi’ board on Pinterest!)
Have a great weekend.
Peace,
Alex
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MagPi Issue 51 Out Now
(raspberrypi.org) Learn how to build an RC robot (and more!) -
New Essential Books in Print
(raspberrypi.org) Complete your collection -
Fix Dirty COW
(raspberrypi.org) Fix the Dirty COW bug -
Astro Pi Deadline November 13th
(esa.int) Don't miss your chance to apply -
Come See Us at MozFest
(mozillafestival.org) We're there all weekend! -
Join Us: Senior Product Manager
(raspberrypi.workable.com) Join the team in Cambridge, UK -
Join Us: Code Club Regional Coordinator: Wales
(raspberrypi.workable.com) Help Code Club to grow in Wales -
Scary Spot the Difference
(raspberrypi.org) Prank your friends this Halloween -
Halloween Pumpkin Light Effect Tutorial
(raspberrypi.org) Create a realistic flame effect -
Smart LED Window
(instructables.com) Fake windows for windowless rooms
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RecordShelf
(raspberrypi.org)
Light the way to your favourite vinyl -
Meter Maid Monitor
(raspberrypi.org)
Beat the ticket -
Open Direct Ophthalmoscope Project
(raspberrypi.org)
Saving eyes with Raspberry Pis -
Skateboard Fun at Pi Towers
(youtube.com)
With thanks to The Raspberry Pi Guy -
Congratulations to Dave Honess
(twitter.com)
Dave won an Sir Arthur Clarke 2016 award. Woohoo!
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