#Raspberry Pi

[thamechanist]

Here's the MK3 Servo-skull buzzing out happy birthday

Definitely going to turn it into a yearly birthday tradition now, and I'm thinking I want to make it properly sing for next year

[talos-stims]

the computer blade | source

[fedora-official]

i don't care what counts as tasteful tummyposting i just want people to be horny about me

[internetc00kie]

Clockwork uConsole CM4

[sucka99]

[oldguydoesstuff]

Abandoned project to create a little mini theater using an old HP plotter and electromagnet connected to a raspberry pi. (Old Guy does stuff but doesn't always finish them.)

[opendirectories]

[weirdchristmas]

I think I finally found a solution to a lot of my problems with posting the cards each year. Raspberry Pi might be coming to the rescue if I can get two APIs set up exactly like I want. Can't find a service that does what you want? Make your own!

[smashorpassobjects2]

[apriltempleos]

Raspberry Pi Zero

[fencehopping]

New project I just started: taking an old gameboy and replacing its guts with a raspberry pi computer so I can run an NES original Nintendo with every game on it.

[operator-4rch4ng3l]

[CYBERDECK PROJECT ACTUAL NAME YELIEL ONLINE]

My cyberdeck is functional, I included an internal shot as well. I have plans on adding a power switch to the front cover, a retractable USB cable (EG Ghost in the Shell), a modular system for the back to house Extra Battery banks and other accessories. This project was a long time coming and instead of 3d printing a shell I found that this container I had full of sharpies was a suitable housing and adds to the "Jank" Factor. I also plan on stickerbombing the back, possibly a hanging charm, and possible LED lights inside the housing.

[unbenchthekench]

Got any good resources on setting up pihole? (competence level: generally high, but unfamiliar with raspberry pi)

So this won’t be a comprehensive guide because I am dumb as fuck. But if a smoothbrain like me can figure it out and have a pihole ready to go, then any one can.

My main resource I used were these guides from Tom’s Hardware and Privacy international. The offical Pi-Hole site also has a damn good guide to help you get set up from what you need to what to do.

What you need first is a Raspberry Pi with at least 512 MB of RAM, which all of them have. You can buy one from here or you can check out Raspberrypi.com for where to buy the different Pi’s.

Then you need an SD Card that is at least 2GB large to hold the OS, make sure you have all the cords and cables as well. And personally I like having my Pi in a case just so it looks nice. Whatever Pi you get make sure you check what cables it needs to work. Like the Raspberry Pi 4 I linked needs Microsoft HDMI to output video.

Once you have those basics set up and you have your pihole up and running, you can set up your blacklists. You can use the default one, but personally I like the one provided by the guys at Firebog. They have a LOT of amazing blacklists. From blocking purely ads. To ads and trackers. To even going as far as blocking Adult sites and such. There is a lot of customization you can do with your blacklists it’s amazing. Just, don’t expect it to block ads on youtube as those are hosted on the site itself.

Piholes are very set it and forget it, but make sure you are very thorough when setting one up. Because missing one step is such a headache to deal with. I also highly recommend, when it asks if you want to set up the web server, that you do. It allows you to see the traffic of what was blocked what was allowed, and update your lists and such from your web browser on your computer or phone.

Oh also, when you are setting up your pi-hole. Make sure you select to EITHER have it use Ethernet OR Wifi, NOT BOTH. That was a mistake I made. It used both, and got stuck and confused and wasn’t able to work at all. Once I deactivated the wifi and let it use only Ethernet, then it was good to go. And when you are selecting which PiHole OS you want to run, I HIGHLY recommend going with the Lite version. It’s purely Commandline OS, so it is super light and can run on anything. The GUI OS also works well but if you’re running it off of a weaker Raspberry Pi, it will be very laggy and an absolute bitch to do anything on.

So yeah, pi holes are a bit of a pain to set up, but once you are good, you are GOOD.

Good luck, and report back if you had success or need any help. My dms are open and I will do the best I can to help however I can.

[distrochooser]

Me staring at anything with a screen: I could put a raspberry pi in there.

[internetc00kie]

Clockwork uConsole CM4

[torbers]

IT CAME