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Hello everyone,
It seems like I'm one of the first members here. I'm known as Thijs van Boesschoten, I've studied networking and am doing a study on programming at the moment. In my networking classes we were thought how to use the pi as a networking tool/system. As such at the time I bought a Raspberry 0 and Arduino uno and I'd like to see what they will be able to do game wise(hopefully without melting).
As such I'm seeing myself as a near complete rookie and would love to learn more about using SBC's and game programming.
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Thijs van Boesschoten
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NHTV Breda(Breda University of Applied Sciences)
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Nice to have you here Thijs, yes you're one of the 1st so hopefully as content gets added you will find this a useful resource and discover just what your Pi can do as a games system. (its more than you think, but probably less than you'd hope
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Brian Beuken
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hi thijs!
Glyn Marcus Leine
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(03-15-2018, 07:03 PM)pahendriks Wrote: (02-22-2018, 12:55 PM)Ty_Rymer Wrote: hi thijs!
Hi Thijs! It seems Holland is the nr. 1 country on this forum 
I encouraged a few of my students to sign up as they are also doing a Raspberry project, though not with my book.
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(02-17-2018, 08:33 PM)McKon Wrote: Hello everyone,
It seems like I'm one of the first members here. I'm known as Thijs van Boesschoten, I've studied networking and am doing a study on programming at the moment. In my networking classes we were thought how to use the pi as a networking tool/system. As such at the time I bought a Raspberry 0 and Arduino uno and I'd like to see what they will be able to do game wise(hopefully without melting).
As such I'm seeing myself as a near complete rookie and would love to learn more about using SBC's and game programming.
are you getting notifications?
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think I'm still having issues sending mail from the forum, I'll get to it soon, busy with other things at the moment.
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