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How to use Raspberry PI as WOL (wake on lan) server
While you could wake up your PC from a mobile directly, having a dedicated server capable of doing so is the best solution. The reason is simple. You can hook up as many devices as you wish with a single endpoint. This is why Raspberry Pi is perfect for this.
Slow Internet Warning
From time to time my Internet grinds to a stop. Since Raspberry Pi 4 comes with a 1Gbps Ethernet, I decided to take advantage of it and create a reporting system in NodeRED that will monitor and report when the ISP is not keeping the contractual agreements. Works with Alexa, Google Home, Android and Windows 10.
Raspberry Pi NAS: (NAS-pi) Network attached storage under $21* #part1
Getting a NAS drive under $21?
How fast Raspberry Pi NAS is?
Let's see how fast Raspberry Pi NAS really is?
Argon18: Argon ONE SSD modification
Argon One case just got better - now you can boot it from USB without ruining the design thanks to Argon 18: Argon One SSD modification
HATsand add-onsPut a HAT on a Raspberry Pi
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Running Octoprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
Are you wondering if #PiZero2W is good enough to stream 1080p over WiFi? Or are you able to connect everything through USB hub? Are there any advantages of using Raspberry Pi cameras? These and more questions are answered in this video.
Cooling Raspberry Pi 4 with 52pi Power Board
Raspberry Pi 4 can run hot! Do you really need a massive cooling stack to keep all 4 cores in check? I'm testing the board thermals with a passive heatsink and 30mm fan included in 52pi Power Board
Argon Eon: Home NAS just shy of perfection
After successful attempts of merging Raspberry Pi boards with traditional storage it was a matter of time before Argon40 takes on NAS - is Argon Eon worth it?
Nybble by Petoi: adopt an adorable robotic pet
You can "adopt" a cat. A servo driven cat named Nybble by Petoi and try to teach it some manners. Just like real felines, this one has a character.
Light sensor modules KY-018 and LM393 (3 and 4 pin) for a Raspberry PI...
Read the light values, use it to do things!
