I’ve been testing solar gadgets for a long time – they’re finally worth buying

I remember when solar gadgets died fast, flooded, or crumbled to dust. Years of long-term testing show today's cameras and ...

When I overlaid an amateur's plan onto the 'Robot Engineer in 6 Months' map, it stopped exactly halfway. The shortcut is only in the 'mind'

I will write the conclusion first.Money is flowing into the robotics industry at an incredible speed right now. However, ...
HowToGeek on MSN

Your Windows 11 PC is always using half its RAM, and that's a good thing

That 10GB of cached memory is there to make your PC run faster.
Electropages

Modular mixed-signal bench oscilloscope based on two Raspberry Pi Pico 2 units

Picotronix, a modular mixed-signal bench instrument based on two Raspberry Pi Pico 2 units (a Pico 2 and a Pico 2 W). Start with the Main Module, add picoPods as your projects need them, and see ...
How-To Geek

5 free Android apps I’d actually spend money on

The free version lets me create up to five macros, which is enough to experiment without spending anything. If I wanted to ...

Setting up openGym on your company server using Docker Compose

Have you ever thought about where the training data you record in FitNotes is stored?The same goes for Strong and Hevy; the ...
Poc Network

22 “dead” gadgets that refuse to die, thanks to open source

Companies abandon hardware all the time. A surprisingly dedicated corner of the internet keeps bringing it back anyway. Every ...

AI’s Next Infrastructure Question: Can Greater Intelligence Come With Smaller, More Efficient Systems?

Stanford HAI's 2026 AI Index Report reports that organizational AI adoption reached 88% in 2025, while global corporate AI investment more than doubled to $581.69 billion.
HackerNoon

The beginner’s guide to self-hosting: Installing Proxmox and hardware choices

Learn how to build a self-hosted home server with Proxmox, a small PC, Ubiquiti networking, Jet KVM, and Tailscale for secure ...
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5 ingenious services you can self-host on the Raspberry Pi that's been sitting in your drawer since 2020

Easy as Pi.
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Someone made a backyard timelapse camera with a Raspberry Pi

See how your garden changes without taking photos yourself.
Hackaday

Using LineageOS For Phones And DIY Smart TVs Is Pretty Nifty

Although Android is essentially just another Linux distribution, most people only experience it in the form of the rather restrictive and proprietary versions found on smartphones, tablets and ...