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The Raspberry Pi is a small, inexpensive computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in the United Kingdom. The Pi was originally intended to promote computer science in schools but has since blossomed into a community of makers and enthusiasts who are always looking for the next great project. Numerous Raspberry Pi models have been released throughout the years.
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The Raspberry Pi is a small, inexpensive computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in the United Kingdom. The Pi was originally intended to promote computer science in schools but has since blossomed into a community of makers and enthusiasts who are always looking for the next great project. Numerous Raspberry Pi models have been released throughout the years.
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The Raspberry Pi is a small, inexpensive computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in the United Kingdom. The Pi was originally intended to promote computer science in schools but has since blossomed into a community of makers and enthusiasts who are always looking for the next great project. Numerous Raspberry Pi models have been released throughout the years.
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Earlier this week, GitHub announced the launch of a new cloud-hosted IDE known as GitHub Codespaces. This new service is a full development environment based on Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code. This new environment is intended to improve workflow for teams when adding new code to a repository.
This follows the unveiling of Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code Online rebranding. Over a week ago, VS Code Online was officially changed to Visual Studio Codespaces. The new GitHub Codespaces platform is very similar in design with a beta release available now. GitHub Codespaces is intended to streamline the contribution process for its users.
“GitHub Codespaces gives you a fully-featured cloud-hosted dev environment that spins up in seconds—directly within GitHub—so you can start contributing to a project right away.” – GitHub’s SVP of Product, Shanku Niyogi
If you want to check out the new environment, you’ll need beta access. As of right now, no pricing information has been revealed—it’s unclear whether or not Microsoft will charge an hourly rate for the service.
In the meantime, you can always check out VS Codespaces and apply for beta access.
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If you’re having network trouble with your Android device, you may need to reset the network settings. This is usually saved as a last-resort troubleshooting step, as this process will completely wipe your network settings, including any saved Wi-Fi networks and passwords. Proceed with caution!
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Open the Settings menu on your Android device. For most Android devices, you can access Settings from the pull-down menu. Some editions may require you to pull the menu open twice to fully extend it. You can also access Settings from the app tray.


This process will work for most Android editions. Samsung Galaxy devices have a different location for the network settings menu (listed below).
Go to System > Advanced > Reset options > Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile & Bluetooth.
Samsung Galaxy users need to go to General Management > Reset > Reset network settings.


When you’re ready to start the reset, tap Reset Settings. You might be prompted to enter the passcode for your phone–if so, enter it. Choose Reset Settings one more time to wipe your network settings.
After the network settings have reset, everything from Wi-Fi to Bluetooth settings will be gone. Restart your phone. When it boots, you can try connecting to a network.
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