Could I suggest Xojo (previously REALBasic). Object oriented, easy to use and they have special free licences for Raspberry Pi. https://xojo.com/raspberrypi/

Sounds reasonable. But I have no idea of the range of modern day RC gear. Well I’ve just bought the new DJI Mavic Air 2 which has a theoretical range of 6-10KM (dependant on geographic location. UK is 6KM). Obviously flying at such distance, out of visual line of sight, would be illegal unless you ...

As above. Add to that repeated tab crashes, lock ups, dropped video and sound, then sprinkle increased mouse and keyboard lag the more the CPU is pushed and you have an unholy mixture of frustration with a general sense that you have been conned and you will never buy another of their products and ...

My spidey senses are tingling....

Great video. I worked in a barcode labels business that still used photo typesetters in the early 90s. The typesetters themselves were from early mid 80s. The controlling hardware had broken years ago and the interface with the design software on a PC was undertaken on a board using a PIC microcontr...

I've compiled a PDF with a lot of technical information & details about the Pi 4 - thanks go out to the Raspberry Pi engineering and commercial teams for answering my and many other reseller's questions. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1560/1473/files/Inside_Raspberry_Pi_4.pdf?2142 What a great d...

Just go for it. I home educate my children and we use the Pi 3B+ as the centre of our IT learning. It’s great for Scratch, Python, electronics and watching instructional videos from the web. At the end of the day it’s £32 so worth a punt if you already have a TV/monitor with HDMI input.

One thing I always wonder about, does ethernet really need such big bulky rubbish plugs? 8 Blame the folks who hijacked their AT&T telephone wiring to use for their ethernet network. If you think RJ45 is bulky you should look at BNC connectors and co-ax cables that were used for 10base2. 10baseT wa...

Hi I'm Mark - I've been addicted to computers for over 30 years now (is this a confession meeting?) and have made my career in technology. Started with my first computer a Texas Ti994/a - used to type in all the games with my Dad and then spend hours trying to get them running. Such great times and ...