Tutorials
0 – Introduction In a previous article we setup Jenkins alongside Gitea to be able to run automations on commit, in this article we will continue where we left of and automate static analysis of...
0 – Introduction Did you know that if you use Jellyfin you can get your favorite series to download automatically when they release? With a couple of different containers, you can easily monitor...
0 – Introduction Do you need a way to keep track of what you or your team is developing, plan future features and keep yourselves in sync? Wekan is a great option, there are more mainstream apps,...
0 – Introduction If you are starting a business, or already have one, you might want a way for your custummers to communincate with you and your team. Trudesk is an excelent ticketing system that...
0 – Introduction There are lots of notetaking apps and services out there but, if you want to stay in charge of your data, not all of them can be trusted, and that is why, in this article, we will...
0 – Introduction Do you find yourself googling ‘jpeg to png’, ‘tiff to png’, ‘gif to png’, ‘crop image online’, ‘image rotate’ or any other...
0 – Introduction Do you wish you could make your online activity more secure? Two factor authentication is a second check besides email and password that you need to fullfill in order to log into...
0 – Introduction If you have a lot of services in your homelab, and would like a way to know when they get offline, setup Uptime Kuma. With it’s pretty interface a great ammount of features,...
0 – Introduction In this article, I tested distilled DeepSeek reasoning models ranging from 1.5B to 32B parameters. I evaluate tasks like math and logic challenges to explore how model size influences...
0 – Introduction Just got your hands on the CrowPanel Advance 5.0? This guide will walk you through everything you need to set up your development environment on Windows. From installing the Arduino...
0 – Introduction Since I learnt how to code, one of my dream projects is to make a game that runs anywhere, like me there are lots of people out there that would like to do the same, but making a...
0 – Introduction Retro gaming enthusiasts often look back fondly at the CHIP-8 virtual machine, which powered early homebrew games in the 1970s. In this tutorial, we’ll create a CHIP-8 emulator console...
0 – Introduction Most Esp32s have more than one UART, which lets us communicate between microcontrollers, with multiple computers and even with some peripherals like GPS modules. To follow this article...
0 – Introduction In the world of tech memes, there are a few universal truths: if it has a CPU, it can probably run Doom, and if it has a black and white screen, it can play ‘Bad Apple’....
0 – Introduction Keeping track of your home lab’s server status doesn’t have to mean logging into a dashboard or constantly checking your phone. With an ESP32 and an e-paper display, you can create...
0 – Introduction In this article, we will create a program for the Esp32 that connects to a Wi-Fi network and hosts web pages stored on an SD card. Many projects can benefit from having a custom...
0 – Introduction One of the best features of the Esp32 is it’s WiFi capabilities and, in this article, we will use said capabilities to host a very simple Web Server that will control a LED....
0 – Introduction The Esp32 has become a go-to coice for IoT and embedded applications. One of its standout features is the integrated BLE capability. In this article we will explore the basics of...
0 – Introduction Ditching libraries and working directly with hardware can be a rewarding way to deepen your understanding of microcontrollers. In this guide, we’ll explore how to interface the HC-SR04...
0 – Introduction In some previous articles, we touched on the subject of OLED screens and, with the help of U8g2 lib, we even got SH1106 and SSD1302 screens working. In today’s article though,...
0 – Introduction One of the great features of the Arduino Mega is the multiple UART interfaces it has. In previous articles we learnt how to setup UART0 to communicate between your PC and your Arduino,...
0 – Introduction If you need a way to make some noise, the buzzer is one of the simplest ways. In this article we will use a timer to ‘semi asynchronously’ play sound. In the ATMega328p...
0 – Introduction In a previous article we learnt how to use a keypad with the Esp32 using the Arduino libraries, in this one, we will go a step lower and use a Arduino Nano with no Arduino libraries....
0 – Introduction In previous posts we already made a working Chip8 Emulator both on Ubuntu and on a Esp32 with the help of the Arduino libs and U8g2. In this article though, we will ditch every help...
0 – Introduction A lot of sensors, screens and even flash memory use SPI as the way to communicate between them and the micro controller. With so many options of what to connect, it would be a mistake...
0 – Introduction In the world of microcontrollers, PWM is used to communicate with some motors, or even other microcontrollers, one example is, the servos and ESC in a RC car, it is also a great...
0 – Introduction While using an arduino there are a lot of things that require timings, communications like SPI and I2C or PWM but, besides communications, maybe you want to make an animation with...
0 – Introduction If you are mainly a retro gamer that does not have the real hardware, or that prefers to have all your games in the same device, then the Retro Pie gives you one of the best experiences...
0 – Introduction If you are tired of getting ads everywhere and want to be at peace, at least in your own home, then Pi-Hole is a godly addition to your homelab. In this article we will install Ubuntu...
0 – Introduction In this article we will be making a small application with python to run an object detection model in your Raspberry Pi 5 using MediaPipe. If you get an error while creating your...
0 – Introduction If you host a service on your pi, like Jellyfin, RetroPie or LibreElec, you might need a way to transfer files from your main pc to the raspberry pi, and it might be annoying to...
