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Today I updated the blog with the news that are happening, and little by little they are getting together so I can comment them here. I'm also going to be a little busy with new projects, both professional and personal (you'll find out). So I won't make you wait any longer: take off your shoes, disinfect your hands and make yourself comfortable. **Pi World** begins!...
**New Youtube channel:** Yes, I've been updating my project for several weeks now and I'm going to upload videos to show you how easy it is to install software with [PiKISS](https://github.com/jmcerrejon/PiKISS). I'll be uploading a couple of videos or three every week. I hope you like it and as the Youtubers say,... **Subscribe to the channel and hit the bell!** | [Youtube > PiKISS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4kMqi3hamY&list=PLXhElW3ALmWh8p0mn1ZECawkKyF8QzNNP)
**Boot from USB with Raspberry Pi 4 goes stable:**: We've seen many guides to this already. In my personal experience, from a simple *USB* pendrive I have had no problems, but an *SSD* needing more power, it has been impossible to make it work unless you have a hub with a power adapter. Important to download the files from the */boot* directory on [this branch](https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/tree/a6c9b6b48ce86ef2527586a50760d52f1b33f642) and copy it to your */boot*. I even made a script on *macOS* to automate everything.
**Pinn OS updated:** PINN is an enhancement of *NOOBS*. It's a multi OS loader and now supports **USB boot from Raspberry Pi 4**. | [sourceforge.net > pinn](https://sourceforge.net/projects/pinn/)
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Twitter of the week thks to [@0martint](https://twitter.com/0martint):
VkQuake3 running at 100+ FPS on a @Raspberry_Pi 3B+ using the new low level RPi-VK-Driver pic.twitter.com/UhhYgQrAEi
— Martin Thomas (@0martint) June 19, 2020
Happy weekend!