In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to install Piwigo on your Raspberry PI computer board. It can also be considered a great Google Photo alternative, as the Google service requires a paid subscription once you require more space. An important thing is, after the Piwigo installation, to use the official users manual […]
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This tutorial will help you to install and setup ZoneMinder with Raspberry PI computer boards, also bringing some tricks to make it work from a common ZoneMinder issue on boot. Monitoring your spaces with cameras can help you get a better life to check if something requires your attention and keep your home more secure
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This tutorial will show you how to install and setup RetroPie on Raspberry PI to get your personal retro gaming console. The retro gaming console is one of the most famous applications for Raspberry PI computer boards. Some users built arcade cabinets around the software powering this project, so getting a complete 80s taste. RetroPie
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In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to install IProyal on your Raspberry PI in a way that assures your privacy with the help of Docker. Earning with your Raspberry PI running all day for other services is possible by sharing your internet bandwidth with service providers and granting IP proxies to other
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Today I want to show you how to create a flexible IoT solution, fully customizable, with the open source Blynk platform and a Raspberry PI 3 model A+. The same procedure apply also to newer Raspberry PI computer boards. IoT applications are spreading the world to give people control of their homes, garden, work and
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This tutorial will show you how to use a capacitive touch sensor (TTP223) with Raspberry PI and Python. Capacitive touch sensor (TTP223) and Raspberry PI can keep a touch input in order to make your program run only on user request. Differently from Switch Buttons, they are a bit more expensive, but they assure better
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This tutorial will show you how to install Jellyfin on Raspberry PI computer boards using Docker. For this tutorial, I’m going to use a Raspberry PI 3 Model A+, but it should work with any newest Raspberry PI computer board. Moreover, I’m going also to show a way to easily upload media files remotely to
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This tutorial shows how to connect and use a vibration module with Raspberry PI computer board using Python. One of the most effective and immediate feedback to the user, the Vibration Module with Raspberry PI adds a prompt vibration notice to your projects How Vibration Motors work While the vibration module gives a device that
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