… Tailscale See at Tailscale I’ve also built a dash cam with an old phone But it can double as a local security camera, too Besides the microphone, it’s possible to reuse an old smartphone’s built-in camera for DIY projects. …
… Lutris provides an easy-to-use UI and guidance for setting up most games, and it can integrate your games directly into the Steam Gaming Mode UI, so you can easily access them with a controller. …
… After refreshing Cockpit, the Podman containers tab appeared in its UI, and I grabbed a couple of images with its built-in image downloader. …
… By adding a clickable rotary encoder to your DIY build, you can change the fundamental UI of your deck. …
… Sign in to your XDA account Between their dirt-cheap prices, terrific support for sensors, and minimal OS overhead, microcontrollers are a rock-solid choice for automation, circuitry, robotics, and other budget-friendly DIY projects where you might need real-time control over all the peripherals. …
… Related You, too, can build this $15 ESP32 internet radio that brings Winamp into the modern era It's easy to build, too. …
… Heck, thanks to XPEnology, you can even try running Synology’s DSM on unsupported hardware, including DIY NAS rigs. …
… But if you’re in the home labbing community, it’s all about building a DIY firewall/router armed with tons of security provisions to keep your networking stack safe. In fact, it has been a long time since I built my current OPNsense setup, and it has yet to disappoint even once. …
… I love projects that combine e-ink displays with DIY chips. You usually find them cropping up in the smart home and productivity niches, as the low refresh rate of e-ink displays is well-suited to picture frames, calendars, and other displays. …
… But an ESP32 is just as effective for making DIY dashboards Since the ESP32 barely consumes any power, it’s hands-down the most efficient way to build dashboards involving anything from small displays to full-fledged e-ink monitors and LED matrix panels. …