This tutorial will show you how to install OpenProject on Raspberry Pi, an open-source project management tool similar to Redmine, Trello, Wrike, and so on. For this guide, I will use my Raspberry PI 5 model B, but this should work with any Raspberry PI computer board compatible with a 64-bit OS. About OpenProject OpenProject […]
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I will show you how to interface a Raspberry PI with a DHT11 Sensor using Python in this article. Getting environmental conditions is the first and simplest task required to create more complex electronic automations. Raspberry PI with DHT11 sensor can get temperature and humidity values with cheap pieces. What is a DHT11 The DHT11
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In this tutorial, I will give you a few ways for making money with Raspberry PI by using bandwidth sharing apps. This post isn’t going to tell you ineffective ways claimed by many other websites like “create your blog”, “mine crypto coins”, “sell storage”, and so on. I’m going to share with you some bandwidth
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Steps to install the lite version of Raspberry PI OS without Desktop Environment to provide a lite OS for your Raspberry Pi Projects
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This tutorial will show you how to install a TOR proxy in your Raspberry PI. You can use this guide with any Raspberry PI computer board, but you can’t do it with a Raspberry PI Pico (as this is a microcontroller, not a computer). What Are Proxy Servers And Why Use Them Following Wikipedia’s description,
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to connect and use an Incremental Rotatory Encoder with a Raspberry PI Pico microcontroller. I will show you how to manage the connections and use MicroPython to control them. Before starting, let’s see how Rotatory Encoders work. About Rotatory Encoders The most known models of this module
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This tutotial will show you how to install Ollama in your Raspberry PI, so getting a self-hosted, open-source generative AI system. Please note that this tutorial applies only to Raspberry PI computer boards. Ollama (as well as any generative AI) requires a lot of CPU and RAM, so it will probably run well only in
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As you know, the Raspberry PI is a single-board computer (excluding the Pico). This means that available memory is shared between the CPU (Central Processing Unit) for program usage and the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) for video processing usage. Unlike other bigger computer boards, Raspberry PI doesn’t have memory slots to increase total available RAM
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