In this issue

Asus Tinker Board 2S
This is the little board that couldn’t, says Les Pounder as he tries a board that’s definitely no Raspberry Pi.

Node-RED 2.0
Les Pounder enjoys building things, and with Node-RED 2.0 he can build the Internet of Things right from his beloved Raspberry Pi.

Get atomic-clock accurate time
Sean Conway makes use of a Raspberry Pi Hat to pass some time, by setting up a GPS receiver to establish an accurate clock..

FireCuda 530 2TB

Seagate puts the SSD market on notice, says Chris Szewczyk.

3 mins

Asus Tinker Board 2S

This is the little board that couldn’t, says a disappointed Les Pounder as he tries a board that’s definitely no Raspberry Pi.

3 mins

American Truck Simulator

Management is firm: no new pay rises. So they’re terrified that Andy Kelly is planning to retrain as a highly paid truck driver.

5 mins

LINUX WINDOWS

Old rivalries have been forgotten and ancient boundaries blurred. Jonni Bidwell investigates this new Redmond-Penguin harmony.

10+ mins

Controlling the Pi's GPIO with Scratch

Les Pounder shows how we can use Scratch with simple electronics.

7 mins

How To Create Efficient Backups

Backups aren’t just a safety net for Trekkies such as Shashank Sharma, but a way of life. But they can take up quite a lot of space if not done right…

6 mins

Network-share files quickly and easily

Nick Peers reveals how to share files over your local network without getting bogged down in networking protocols.

7 mins

Build your own custom Ubuntu distro

Why settle for what the existing distributions have to offer? Michael Reed looks at Cubic, a tool for creating your own custom respin based on Ubuntu.

10+ mins

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