h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

While I am indeed subbing someone else's 27 entry Uni project right now (), I really wanted to write about this computer produced by a bunch of computer scientists at Cambridge. It will cost around £20, but is a fully-working HD streaming computer - it's aimed at encouraging better computer science education in schools. The first batch of the computer is apparently nearly ready and they should be launching at the end of the month. My project is an introduction and startup guide for novices, so there shouldn't be much technical knowledge required to sub it.

Tufty

I've had a quick read through Tufty, and this seems incredible. I have heard that computers would get smaller and cheaper, but I didn't really think they were going to be available this quickly.

I would love to sub edit this, but I really don't think I should take it on, I have a backlog of things to complete and it wouldn't be fair to add this to a queue. I hope that somebody will snap it up quickly, as it doesn't seem to need much in the way of attention.

good luck!

I may be interested...

Thanks Lanza

Matt - do tell...

I like pi. mmm. pi.

A15926871

You like sub-editing too?

See, I remember you writing that.

I could be convinced.

(A87736675 - Raspberry Pi Project Page <- should have included that in post 1)

How exactly?

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Sorry mate, I really don't have time to take on a Uni Project yet. You write them all by April and still have no one on boord, ask me then

Are these nearly ready to go?

I'll do it.

That's great, Bernadette!

Tufty, are these ready to be sub-edited?

Let us know whenever you're ready, Tufty, and I'll move the entries over to Bernadette's control so that she can sub-edit them.

I've made some minor changes given that the Raspberry Pi has just been released, but otherwise they've been ready to go all along

Thanks Bernadette, and thanks Gnomon

I've passed the entries over to Bernadette to sub-edit.

When you've finished, Bernadette, submit the first one to Peer Review, mentioning that it is a University Project, and put the A numbers of the other four into the Peer Review conversation so that they can all be reviewed together.