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The Raspberry Pi-based PicoMite - January 2022 - Silicon Chip Online - Vimarsana News

The Raspberry Pi-based PicoMite - January 2022 - Silicon Chip Online

The PicoMite is a BASIC interpreter running on the Raspberry Pi Pico (MMBasic, in fact). It can be easily connected to a variety of displays, including OLED and e-Ink panels, with extensive support for other peripherals. by Geoff Graham & Peter Mather

Our favorite photos from 2021: how Guardian US pictures captured a historic year - Vimarsana News

Our favorite photos from 2021: how Guardian US pictures captured a historic year

Our photographers captured many moving and inspirational moments in 2021. Here’s our pick of the most striking images

Q&A: Five minutes with Dan Green, associate director, acquisitions, at Firethorn Trust - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Five minutes with Dan Green, associate director, acquisitions, at Firethorn Trust

Dan Green, associate director, acquisitions, at Firethorn Trust, on how he got started in property. He also shares some cultural recommendations and reveals which celebrity he’d most like to spend an hour with.

Advanced GPS Computer – Part 2 - July 2021 - Silicon Chip Online - Vimarsana News

Advanced GPS Computer – Part 2 - July 2021 - Silicon Chip Online

The second, and final article, has the construction details of the Advanced GPS Computer along with how to use it and, for those that are interested, how the software works. by Tim Blythman

Toxic contaminants detected in northerners at levels twice as high among general population - Vimarsana News

Toxic contaminants detected in northerners at levels twice as high among general population

Toxic contaminants detected in northerners at levels twice as high among general population The study looked into how people living in remote Indigenous communities were being exposed to these chemicals, which are used in food packaging Share A group of women swim in the Mackenzie River in the Northwest Territories during a trip with the Dehcho First Nations, a northern Indigenous community where disproportionately high levels of perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) were detected in blood. Photo: Pat Kane These con...