Raspberry Pi

Replacing the Analogue Audio Output on the Raspberry Pi   The analogue audio output on the Raspberry Pi gets a bad rap, although I reckon it’s […]

Not long ago, we looked at how to use a Raspberry Pi’s I2C bus to control an Arduino Uno, and how to use it to output […]

The Essential Device for Electronic Handicrafts For several years, TV news has talked about “IoT” and “deep learning.” The technology surrounding these innovations has become widely […]

There comes a time when every Raspberry Pi user wants or needs to take screenshots. You might be putting together some documentation for your project, looking […]

In the late 80s and early 90s, the Commodore Amiga was the dream computer. In a time of beeps and boops and screens with 16 colors, […]

Decided you need a VPN? It’s easy enough to rent one for a monthly fee, but with just a Raspberry Pi and a bit of know-how […]

If you’re looking to a DNS server for a home or small business network, a Raspberry Pi is cheap, reliable and power efficient option. First, let’s […]

Were you aware that the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s official website is hosted on a cluster of Raspberry Pi boards? This configuration successfully served tens of millions […]

A Simpler Python Library Developed for Children/Young Adults to Control the GPIO If you’ve written any code at all for the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pins, there’s […]

Node-RED is a visual programming tool that can interface components on your Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pins with various websites and online services. It’s produced by IBM, […]

In my youth, my favorite wrestler was definitely Shawn Michaels, the “Heartbreak Kid”. A great athlete and performer, everything he did was ludicrously entertaining. That began […]

Before GPIO Zero launched in 2016, new users usually began exploring the GPIO pins with another Python module: RPi.GPIO. RPi.GPIO is only slightly more work to […]