First, go press a button Before the story, the thing itself. Open this in a browser... Tagged with opensource, webassembly, qt, basic.

Jellyfin does everything Plex does—without the subscription trap.

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The case, GPS antenna, buttons, buzzer, and 64-color MIP display (including the touch panel and backlight!) are reused from the original unit. The ambient light sensor is positioned in the same location as the original, and components are reused.

To enable ANT+ communication, it is equipped with an nRF52840 and communicates via USB CDC. It also features the BMI270, BMM150, and BMP580 sensors.

Internal photo of the S800
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Check out the incredible capabilities of the ESP32-C6 Mini WiFi Development Board (DC-10116)! 🛠️ Whether you're a beginner or an advanced electronics hobbyist, this tiny development board is a game-changer for your next IoT project. Featuring native WiFi 6 support and the super convenient Qwiic connector, it simplifies prototyping like never before.
​In this video:
​A close look at the ESP32-C6 Mini design.
​Why the Qwiic ecosystem makes building circuits a breeze.
​My thoughts on why this belongs in your component bin.
​Key Features:
​ESP32-C6 RISC-V SoC
​Integrated WiFi 6 & Bluetooth 5
​Qwiic Connector for solderless sensor integration
​Ultra-compact form factor for wearable and space-constrained projects
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Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck Turns: A Raspberry Pi 4 and Teensy 4.1 team up as a pocket M8-tracker music workstation you can build in a single weekend, screen and battery included. Tagged with raspberrypi, teensy, cyberdeck, diyaudio.

Linux disk-usage tools that find gigabytes du can't see — dust, ncdu, gdu — plus the lsof one-liner for deleted-but-open files. Tagged with linux, diskusage, lsof, du.

Discover how the $35 Raspberry Pi transformed education, DIY electronics, robotics, home automation, and programming around the world. Learn why this tiny computer became one of the most popular single-board computers ever made and how it continues to power amazing projects.

In this video you'll learn:

Why Raspberry Pi was created
How it replaced traditional PCs for many tasks
Real-world Raspberry Pi projects
Why makers, students, and engineers love it
The future of Raspberry Pi

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A new single-board computer is certainly an alternative to a Raspberry Pi, but it features a rather unique architecture. This should make the Debix T62P-01 particularly well-suited for critical real-time applications.

Fewer brackets, more smart devices.

These projects turn a Raspberry Pi into a practical home automation tool...

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The cloud can't take away what I own.

Ready to go beyond high-level code and understand how ARM64 actually moves and accesses data at the hardware level? ✨ In this deep-dive tutorial, we break down the core mechanics of assembly programming on the Raspberry Pi 5.

From mastering data transfer instructions to automating your workflow with Bash, this guide is designed to take you from basic concepts to low-level mastery with practical, real-world examples.

What you will learn in this video:
▫️Core Instructions: Deep dive into MOV, LDR, and STR.
▫️Memory Management: Understanding memory alignment and advanced addressing modes.
▫️Data Structures: How to use .DATA, .BSS, .BYTE, and .STRING directives.
▫️Constants & ASCII: Working with EQU and character encoding.
▫️The Toolchain: Comparing GCC vs. AS/LD and using OBJ-DUMP for reverse engineering.
▫️Efficiency: Automating your assembly compilation and testing with Bash scripts.

Whether you are a computer science student or a maker looking to squeeze every bit of performance out of your Raspberry Pi 5, this tutorial provides the solid foundation you need.

🕒 Video Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction: 3 Ways to Connect to Raspberry Pi.
00:50 - Example 1: MOV Instruction.
01:50 - Creating a Bash Script.
02:20 - Example 2: Using the EQU Directive for Constants.
02:50 - Example 3: Declaring Alignment.
03:50 - Example 4: Aligning to 16 Bytes.
05:00 - Example 5: LDR with Array.
05:50 - Example 6: Addressing with OFFSET.
06:40 - Example 7: Using STR to Store Data in .bss Variable.
07:30 - Example 8: Working with ASCII Values and STRB.
08:20 - Example 9: Byte-Level Operations with STRB and LDRB.

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The unexpected power of an old Android phone...

The embedded OS your media room needs...

You can ditch your monthly subscriptions by spending just one afternoon setting up these self-hosted open-source apps.

RootBoard is a Raspberry Pi-powered handheld PC with a 3.5 inch screen, 70-key keyboard (crowdfunding)...

BasiliskII Macintosh emulator project ported to ESP32-P4 display devkits: M5Stack Tab5 and Waveshare ESP32-P4-WIFI6-Touch-LCD-10.1.

Public Wi-Fi networks are inherently more secure than ever...

Lots of possibilities and a keyboard: A new handheld device is designed to be quite versatile and is based on the Raspberry Pi. It is essentially an open system and is compatible with various versions of the Raspberry Pi.

About 18 months ago, we brought you a sneak peek at a handheld that started life in the Dutch conference badge scene. At the time it showed promise, but its software wasn't ready for a fair review. No...

I’m starting a new build-in-public project: oomwoo, an open-source robot vacuum you build yourself. Raspberry Pi, ROS 2, 2D LiDAR, Home Assistant, 3D printed, local-first — and open from the first commit.