The internet knows more about the Pi Pico than me so I collected the links for you to read.
Category: Computing
Urban explorers uncover Soviet computers from the 70s
Here lies Soviet computing from the 70s, unearthed by a group of explorers.
The Lenin Museum running on Apple II computers
The Soviet Union is long gone but Apple II computers still reside at the Lenin Museum, fully functioning and keeping the artifacts alive.
Supercomputer provides a COVID-19 eureka moment
Oak Ridge National Lab’s Summit supercomputer has come through clutch in the battle to beat COVID-19.
Happy 25th, Windows 95!
I couldn’t remember Windows 95 like the big tech writers could so I compiled a list of their anecdotes for the operating system’s 25th birthday.
The Quantum Internet
Computer scientist and physicist Stephanie Wehner wants to create a new quantum internet, swapping bits for the qubits.
How to run Linux on a thermostat
Hot, cold, or just bored, this Honeywell thermostat can run Linux and show blockbuster movies. Kind of.
Meet the Odyssey X86J4105: A single-board computer with Windows 10 and 4K support
The Odyssey X86J4105 also comes with Arduino compatibility and 8GB of RAM.
Could we get a Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB of RAM?
Was the mention of 8GB on the Raspberry Pi 4 manual a typo or a sign of things to come?
It's A Raspberry Pi Zero Handheld Computer!
It’s like a PiDA but way cooler. Remember Palm Pilots? Those personal digital assistants that you could put all your meetings into. I was way too young to own or even need one before they died out. Then came more sophisticated mobile phones which I wasn’t too young to own or need. And now we …
Fugaku: Japan's new next-gen supercomputer
The government aim to start using Fugaku in 2021. Back in 2009, I started working at Fujitsu in Stevenage, UK. 10 years later and they’re helping to make a supercomputer for Japan. Together with the RIKEN research institute, they are developing a new supercomputer for the nation. The name Fugaku was announced on 23rd May …
South Korea to migrate government systems to Linux
It looks like the republic is one of many nations to switch to the open source OS. Yay, a Linux article at last! South Korea’s Ministry of the Interior and Safety confirmed they’ll be moving their systems from Windows 7 to Linux in the coming months. The migration is said to be influenced by cost-cutting …