A $7 Raspberry Pi can do something Sony refuses to: give the DualSense wireless haptics on PC

Modder "awalol" has spent the past several weeks developing firmware that, when installed on a 2-inch-long Raspberry Pi ...
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Raspberry Pi is still cheap, but it's no longer the smartest choice for a first Linux project

Raspberry Pi isn’t the no-brainer it used to be.
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Push your Raspberry Pi 5 to new heights

The Raspberry Pi 5 packs serious power, but with safe overclocking and proper cooling, you can unlock even more performance. From boosting CPU speeds to upgrading storage with NVMe, enthusiasts are ...

Usage-based pricing killing your vibe - here's how to roll your own local AI coding agents

Do we even need Anthropic or OpenAI's top models, or can we get away with a smaller local model? Sure, it might be slower, ...
Hackaday

Building A C-3PO You Can Really Talk To

C-3PO is one of the more famous movie robots out there. However, we don’t see a lot of replicas built, perhaps because in ...
Circuit Digest

How to Use ESP32-CAM for Attendance System using CircuitDigest Cloud

Building an automated attendance system using ESP32-CAM is a practical, affordable way to solve this problem for classrooms, ...
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Storage and Memory Prices Are Rising Not Because of High Demand (Production Can Match Demand), It's Partly Because of Price-Fixing (Same as Food Price Increases)

The Ponzi scheme of slop helped them increase prices and deliveries got rerouted away from those who need them most. So not ...
Hackaday

This Handy Synth Packs An ESP32

Since the first electronic hobbyist wired up a multivibrator to a keyboard many decades ago, electonic synthesisers have been ...