This tutorial will show you how to create a basic Artificial Intelligence (AI) model with a Raspberry PI computer board, using PyTorch. In this tutorial, I will provide you with all the basics to create your own model, while also explaining the neural network that powers it. About Pytorch I will not spend many words […]
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to install Discourse on a Raspberry PI computer board, to get a self-hosted (private) forum with a modern interface and accessible both from a web browser as well as from the Discourse app for smartphones. About Discourse Discourse is an open-source platform designed to host and organise discussions
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In this tutorial, I will show you some funny Raspberry Pi terminal commands you can try on your own. Many of them can be executed without the need to install any new package, while some others will require the installation (from the apt package manager) of some small packages. All of these funny commands will
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This tutorial will show you how to create a power-on / shutdown button for Raspberry PI computer boards. Due to their low cost, mini button switches are useful for many purposes. We have already analysed how they work (ref. Using mini Switch Button with Raspberry PI and Python) and a funny use case (ref. Reaction
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In this tutorial, I will show you the basics of using the Tactigon with Raspberry PI computer boards. In this tutorial, I will use Python to collect data from Tactigon sensors and print it to the terminal. About Tactigon The Tactigon is a wearable device that enables you to control a remote computer or robot
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to connect and use a passive (tonal) buzzer with a Raspberry PI computer board. A passive buzzer is a cheap and simple DC-powered element able to generate a multi-tone sound if triggered with low-voltage current. A passive buzzer differs from an active buzzer because an active one
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This tutorial will show you how to run Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents on a Raspberry PI computer board with Docker. This means that you will be able to run AI programs with a single command line, just as you would with a standard Docker container. This is an interesting option and alternative to run Ollama
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This guide will show how to setup a 2 Factor Authentication (2FA) on a Raspberry PI computer board to add security to access the board from SSH with Google Authenticator. With hacker attacks on ICT systems increasing around the world, accessing your Raspberry PI from a remote location can make it insecure and an easy
