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Howdy,

Welcome to the start of a new school year. I trust you selected a satisfyingly fresh pencil case and are ready to get stuck into the first Raspberry Pi Weekly of term.

We learnt how to build an internet radio, courtesy of Simple electronics with GPIO Zero, the most recent edition of which has been updated for the latest Raspberry Pi devices.

If looking up rather than listening in is more your bag, you might prefer Pi-Sky, a local flight-tracking dashboard that's built on Raspberry Pi and features live maps, history, and replay.

And if you'd like to get deep into the hacker weeds, Thomas Griffiths shared his work on a firmware extension that allows you to configure custom early boot splash screens for handheld Raspberry Pi–powered devices.

Peace,

Ashley

P.S. Did you get your hands on the Book of Making 2027  yet...?

Build an internet radio
Use potentiometers to control an LED and tune in to online radio stations.
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Pi-Sky flight-tracking dashboard
Build a local flight-tracking dashboard on Raspberry Pi with live maps, history, and replay.
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Configure early boot splash screens for SPI and I2C based displays
Add custom splash screens to handheld Raspberry Pi–powered devices.
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