Tutorials
0 – Introduction Do you use Google Photos and it’s storage is full? Immich is a great alternative to it. With a pretty similar interface, auto backups and A LOT of fun and usefull features...
0 – Introduction If you are looking for a way to block ads network wide AdGuard home is perfect for you. With a very easy installation and web panel to use, you can set it up in a couple of minutes....
0 – Introduction Are you looking for a RSS Reader to be on par with the changes of tech? FreshRSS is one, if not the best one for it. 1 – Setup Setting up FreshRSS is very easy, but first,...
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 If you like Copilot but are also preoccupied with the security concerns of it, you have alternatives. In this article we will be using the Ollama server we setup in a previous article...
0 – Introduction Do you have any protable gaming device? It can be a Steam Deck, a Rog Ally or even a hacked Switch or hacked PSVita, or even if you have a cheap PC you use for your living room tv?...
0 – Introduction If you’re looking to implement a CI/CD workflow and optimize your testing environment, there is no better open-source tool than Jenkins. In this article we will use Jenkins alongside...
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 In recent years, gaming on Linux, particularly on Ubuntu, has seen a huge surge in popularity and capability. What was once considered a niche platform for gaming has now become...
0 – Introduction With almost every IoT project you might need to access an API, either to send or receive data, in this article, we will make an API call to openweathermap to get the current weather...
0 – Introduction In your small Iot devices projects it is sometimes needed to have more buttons than you might have pins, the solution for that is to use a matrix keyboard, instead of having a pin...
0 – Introduction With a lot of projects, having a way to display information is vital, so we will, in this article, use one of the most popular libraries there is. With the ammount of oled displays...
0 – Introduction This small project will show you how to use an Esp32 to control a small buzzer using RTOS tasks, making you able to run other code while the music is playing. For this, you will...
0 – Introduction If you are thinking of your next project you might be wondering which input method would be the best choice. The Rotary Encoder is, in use, similar to the Potentiometer, but in code,...
0 – Introduction A lot of projects require a way to save permanent data, or a large ammount of data, usually, a SD card is the best solution, as you can buy one for cheap. In this small project you...
0 – Introduction In a previous article we made an emulator/interpreter for Chip8 in C++ to be ran on Ubuntu, in this article, we will make small changes and new platform specific modules to run that...
0 – Introduction This small project will show you how to use an Esp32 to read the state of a button and output it to a LED, you should also be able to recreate this project with little to no changes...
0 – Introduction With a lot of projects, having a way to display information is vital, so we will, in this article, use one of the most popular libraries there is, with the ammount of oled displays...
0 – Introduction Building a simple LED blink project is often the first step into the world of embedded systems and microcontroller programming. While many projects rely on the Arduino’s more...
0 – Introduction Arduinos are very popular microcontrollers for people who are studying or working with hardware and hobyists. In Ubuntu there are some different ways of coding and uploading your...
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