alexyarm

Thanks for the info and feedback guys! I'll get chasing on those links. I've got a idea in my mind developing around the idea of swarm intelligence - independent Ras-Pi robots interacting with each other. Though far too complex to take on as a whole, it seems to give a number of interesting component projects; robot control, sensing, programming, swarm mathmatics etc. Certainly enough to feed the imagination. Regards.

I'm scrabbling around looking for a good group project to form the basis of an after class technology club for 6th formers. I come from the generation that enjoyed learning to code in basic on a BBC micro and think maybe a Raspberry Pi might recreate such inspiration. Anyone got any experience of such a project? Thanks

Nice idea, we're sharing folders with Linux, Windows and Mac users... encryption is a pain in the nuts

Ditch the engine and strap a Yamaha R1 lump on it.

I'm down with that.. Got a Playbook and the size is great but the apps *suck* *balls*. Would love some Android fun and be like normal people.

^^^^^ Chit just got real! And remember, tinfoil hats really do block EM waves from entering the brain!

I've got a PB DotM/A its a netbook that comes with 2Gig as standard. Nice

I Like Linus, but I like Richard Stallman too.. and hes got a big beard. But which ones best....?

Can I have the old ones

Here's a bunch I look at when I'm feeling peeved at work, they tend to get the message Gumtree is a bit ropey, but there is usually some good stuff on there. jobsite.co.uk jobisjob.co.uk reed.co.uk cv-library.co.uk ukjobsnet.co.uk gumtree.com earn.co.uk www.yourcounciljobs.co.uk

This is nice to hear, I grew up with Basic and BBC Basic was one of the better ones. Lets face it the moden user-friendly windows GUI is a muppet-making desert for the mind and games written in the bedroom with blocky 8-bit 2-D graphics are still the best!

Yeah, OpenSSH... you can transfer files over wifi.. none of that plugging into to itunes bull

MobileTerminal - The power of the Unix Shell.. I love it because then you can install Emacs/Vi and do all manner of text based edititing! The GCC! Then Octave.. All that good chit!

Impressive, would love to know the software used. Its a bunch of effort om my netbook just getting all the wifi driver installed.

I'm just hoping for a cold fusion powered motorbike to replace my ER5