Do you remember the thrill of powering up your old console, the satisfying clunk of the cartridge clicking into place, and the vibrant, pixelated characters that transported you to another realm? Whether you were a Mario fanatic (like me), a Sonic speedster,
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There are plenty of cool cases you can buy for your Raspberry Pi. But here’s the thing. Mass-produce products often restrict creativity. And I am glad to live in a connected creative internet where people share their creations with each other. I
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The other day, a friend and I were talking about virtualization, spinning up virtual machines (VMs), containerization, and all that fun tech stuff. He casually said, “You know, even a Raspberry Pi can run a VM these days.” I laughed, thinking he
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The bare Raspberry Pi board has a different appeal but I prefer keeping my Pis under cover, in protective cases. Now, there are tons of interesting cases available. You can also build your own with a 3D printer. The official Raspberry Pi
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While setting up a Raspberry Pi 5 for a new project, I decided to go with a headless setup – no display, keyboard, or mouse. I flashed the SD card, connected power, and waited for the Pi to appear on my network.
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Sometimes I do weird things for the sake of it. Like once, I used Raspberry Pi as a WiFi extender for fun. This is one of those stories. I had an old pair of hi-fi speakers gathering dust in a forgotten corner
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If you are someone interested in self-hosting, home automation, or just want to tinker with your Raspberry Pi, you have various options to get started. But, if you are new, and want something easy to get you up to speed, CasaOS is
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From Kiosk projects to homelab dashboards, there are numerous usage of a touch screen display with Raspberry Pi. And it makes total sense to use the on-screen keyboard on the touch device rather than plugging in a keyboard and mouse. Thankfully, the
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Earlier, I shared how you can use Cloudflare Tunnels to access Raspberry Pi outside your home network. A few readers suggested using Tailscale. And indeed, this is a handy tool if your aim is to ssh into your Raspberry Pi securely from
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The Raspberry Pi is an extremely popular invention that enabled tinkerers to make interesting projects out of it. You name it, and there must be a way for tinkerers to make it happen using the Raspberry Pi board. The possibilities are endless.
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