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Issue #23: Back to Basics (sort of) – Commandeering the Linux command line, looking at logs, and securing Secure Shell

In this issue, we study some basic, but overlooked tools running on Raspberry Pi. We also take the Pi out into the world, build a robot arm, and connect Lego Mindstorms modules directly to a Pi.

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Issue #22: Tools you Need – NextCloud, VPN Access Points, dstat, YaST, and much, much more...

In this issue, use RFID cards and a card reader to secure your projects, play games with a custom-made controller, set up servers with the YaST configuration tool, turn you Pi into a smart video recorder, and control your army of robots with a PSP.

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Issue #21: Rise of the Robots – Build a Perambulating, Smartphone-controlled Robot Arm

In this issue, build a perambulating motorized robot arm, connect analog sensors to your Pi, chart aircraft in real time, and check how much your hamster really exercises.

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Issue #20: NanoPi SBCs – Check out the small and capable NEO and Fire

In this issue, learn how to put your Rasp Pi data on a web page, navigate the high seas with free navigation software, and play a challenging game of chess.

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Issue #19: SBC Shopping – Find the perfect system for your next project!

In this issue, we take a look at the strengths and weaknesses of a number of small-board computers; plus, a parade of Raspberry Pi projects.

On the DVD: NOOBS 1.9.2

Issue # 18: Pi Too Slow?

In this issue we explore some powerful home automation tools and try out some alternative multicore single-board systems.

On the DVD: NOOBS 1.9.2 Learn More

Issue #17: Pi 3 Up Close

In this issue we celebrate the Raspberry Pi’s fourth birthday. We also explore some new features of the newest Pi and present some projects that take advantage of these faster, more capable machines, such as 3D modeling and distributed compiling.

On the DVD: NOOBS 1.9.0

Issue #16: BlinkStick — LEDs without the GPIO

In this issue, you'll learn to replace a simple LED with more powerful and flexible BlinkStick devices. We'll also show you how to use the Arduino 101's onboard gyroscope, create a do-it-yourself Raspberry Pi case using a 3D printing service, and log location data for a bike ride.

On the DVD: NOOBS 1.7.0

Issue #15: Raspberry Pi Zero: Seriously, a computer for $5?

We take a first look at the strengths and weaknesses of the tiny new Pi Zero.

On the DVD:  NOOBS 1.5.0