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you have a model to suggest ?
I agree that it might be a bit ugly to have your name on it repeated but it is quite "discreet" nonetheless, and unless your name overlaps with a particular perl keyword, it should not impact full text search.
In case you want to build it yourself, there is a video tutorial:) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1tLhckz5q4 You need a mac (pre OSX)
on Windows: http://superuser.com/questions/565347/how-does-windows-limit...
On Linux: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CPU_frequency_scaling
You can also play with the BIOS, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underclocking
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you will find them on his site, once they are ready.
and http://leoeditor.com/ to edit python code as outline
Frontier is open source, http://frontierkernel.org/ and these day, Dave Winer is rewriting a similar system with node, cf https://github.com/scripting?tab=repositories
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We are still building and maintaining several web applications in Java for UN internal usage. We are also adding native Android and iOS mobile applications that interacts with these services. And doing elearning platforms on Moodle.
We are looking for Java software developers and Android developers and IOS developers and Moodle developers, to join our Software Development team, as full-time position.
On the java side, we mainly do Spring MVC webapps, with "traditional" front-end in HTML5, jQuery and Bootstrap. We deploy on Linux, so a familiarity with it is a plus.
On iOS, we are getting started so both ObjC and Swift will be used.
The job is based in Bangkok. We take care of the visa.
If you have any question, or to directly apply, write to escap.it.recruitment+hn@gmail.com
As for other "kids" friendly environments, you have + the MIT Scratch/ Blockly drag-and-drop visual coding environment (Kano has blockly and they build the interface with the RPi Minecraft (cf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTjN_1GFsfk ))
+ Python / Ruby / JS "for kids" books; HumbleBundle is currently having a book bundle that include a few "Programming Language" for kids book https://www.humblebundle.com/books ; you will find online a few other books (e.g. https://inventwithpython.com/ http://ruby4kids.com/ruby4kids ) based on doing games)
+ you can have the Sugar image (what's the OLPC is running) setup to run , http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Welcome_to_the_Sugar_Labs_wiki . It has a lot of nice apps, and it includes a nice Logo inspired Turtle environment (TurtleArt / TurtleBlocks)
If you decide to go into hardware as a way to get your kids started, then look at Arduino also (e.g. http://sylviashow.com/episodes/s1/e3/full/arduino ), or a simple robot controlled by your RPi.