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Flipper's Busy Bar finally runs your own JavaScript apps, and they no longer need a computer to work
The Busy Bar can run JavaScript apps now, and an app catalog is just around the corner.
The latest price hike for the 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 makes it 3x more expensive than at launch
It now costs just shy of $400.
Someone got ESP-NOW working on a 2009 Sony Walkman, and it even uses the original Wi-Fi chip
Keeping old hardware alive.
6 3D prints that solved problems I didn't know I had in my home office
A few small things to tie the setup together.
5 things you shouldnât 3D print at home, even though you can
Some 3D prints look harmless, but hidden risks can turn them into unsafe or unreliable choices.
5 ESP32 projects that replace smart home gadgets you'd otherwise pay a subscription for
Why pay a premium for smart devices when an ESP32 and some cheap sensors can do everything for a fraction of the price?
I tried ABS on my budget 3D printer and realized the difficulty is mostly myth
ABS fumes are still a problem, though
You, too, can build this adorable ESP32 PC monitor with a bear motif
Useful and cute at the same time.
Someone turned a vintage rotary phone into an AI assistant, and so can you
A hotline you can call, 24/7.
Your ESP32 can talk to other ESP32s without a router, and it changes what you can build
Fewer middlemen, with a few catches.
A $10 ESP32 that pretends to be a macro board is the most useful gadget on my desk
It's a neat little companion for my productivity tasks
I replaced my Raspberry Pi 5 emulation box with an N100 mini-PC, and the difference is night and day
Even PS2 games are no match for my N100 mini-PC
The old Raspberry Pi 4 sitting in your drawer is worth more now than the day you bought it
Unexpected resale boom for older SBCs makes spare Raspberry Pi 4 boards a quietly lucrative side-hustle.
I stopped buying cable organizers once I started 3D printing my own
Why buy pre-made when custom-made offers better solutions.
The ESP32-C6 is the board I'd buy for any smart home project now, because it also speaks Thread and Zigbee
No more pairing boards for every protocol.
Your ESP32 has PSRAM sitting there unused, and most tutorials forget to mention it
There's a lot you can do with this overlooked component
These ESP32 motorized faders are the coolest smart home light switches I've ever seen
Light switches can have style, after all.
