@karmanyaahm0Don't have interesting pictures because I probably shouldn't share proprietary designs but my first time extensively using Altium Designer for my internship at jcore.io which started yesterday
@ajs20Letโs Go (literally) - I just made Hello, world! in Go! This is just the start of a new project
@HaitomnsG-U04FQKQMCET0:winter-hardware-wonderland: Winter Hardware Wonderland Day 10:
Finally after all the tries Google Assistant is working on Raspberry Pi 4. Now I just need to make a cover for it โบ๏ธ.@sahitid0day 10/10 of #hardware-party: I FINALLY SET UP THE PI:raspberry-pi-logo:the ten days may be over, but my adventures with creating and hardware are not. i'll be continuing my project in scrapbook and #sahiti-refuses-to-get-off-the-train for anyone who wants to follow along, but this has been an amazing opportunity. would've never gotten to do this without hack club. i love you guys :aww:thank you @Arpan@ChristianDutton-U04E0LL16MA and everyone else who helped me through my nightmare setting up process!
@agentblack60000Getting started with the Raspberry Pi Pico, with almost no prior experience in hardware :)
@ThaddeusKuah-U04FS6BLDMG0figuring out which os to use since rpios is less frequently updated... i wonder which ill stick with?
@msw0Day 5 of 10 for my split flap display! I had more troubles today trying to get my picos to talk to each otherโ I can pass a message to the first pics via usb serial, but the second pick isnโt getting the message. Somehow I broke one of them & it wonโt even run the example blink program :(
If anyone has used the SoftwareSerial library for arduino Iโd love help figuring out what I did wrong! All my code is in github.com/maxwofford/split-flap
@sonicx1800Using my raspberry pi (it is 2 years old) !
@sahitid0day 4/10 of #hardware-party: i need help w setting up my pi :peefest:
@ShreekarEaranti0Day 2&3 for whw:
My brother and I assembled the 3D printer and did leveling. We did a few test prints as well. Aditya started working with his raspberry pi, he assembled it and began working on the software.
@thomaswcy0WHW Day 3:
Flashed system for raspberry pi
@onrisky0Winter Hardware Wonderland - Day 1-2
Heyyy! Just wanted to leave an update here for my project. Yesterday i ordered an sd card to install an OS to my raspberry pi but suddenly the sd card crashes and i am left with no option but to buy another one and start working on it tomorrow. For now, i've been watching lots of videos on AI and networking that hopefully i'll be using in my project!
@BoyneGregg-U04AF4NLSJE0Winter Hardware Wonderland - Day 2
VNC is set up with my Pi so I can do development without setting up the painful Pi HDMI, and I have more control over the device. It makes it a lot easier to use.
@sahitid0day 2/10 of #hardware-party: finished setting up my pi :raspberry-pi-logo:(think i did it via LAN, but it took forever :peefest:). i might disassemble how i put it together yesterday and get it on a breadboard!
@Ko-Ko-Oo0Day 2 of hardware wonderland:
Installed raspberry pi os to pi zero along with headless setup. ssh into pi and started installing packages.
@Mayank0#hardware-party :winter-hardware-wonderland: Day-2
Setup the raspberry pi
@ThanatosZhang-U04JBN6MZ9R0First day of WHW
I want to install Windows for my raspi, but there are too many ERRORS! I'm crazy......so i choose the raspberry pi os, and then open the VNC func.
@thomaswcy0WHW Day 1:
I put my raspberry pi into the case and installed the heat sink. Trying to deal with the fan but failed.
@HaitomnsG-U04FQKQMCET0:winter-hardware-wonderland: Winter Hardware Wonderland Day 1:
Installed Raspberry Pi in Case and screwed in the cooling fans and tried to install the OS in it ๐.
@sonicx1800looking at what I could do with my raspberry pi 4
@ZeroQL0#w-of-the-day day 32
ELECtrONicS!!!!
i spent like 3 hours configuring my rpi to work with a rdp connection to my ipad for convenience, and made this basic connection
its a start of something, something big :D
@sam0I turned my wall mounted RPI into a light switch.
Not super practical as of now but I did it! โฆafter a week of head scratching and keyboard bashing. :raspberry-pi-logo:@sam0Currently only put a clock on there for testing. But it works!! Local sveltekit server running in the background with chromium in kiosk mode. The best part is everything auto starts. :raspberry-pi-logo:
@sam0:raspberry-pi-logo: Pi on the wall.
Iโll be doing something with it soon ig ๐
@toby0went to the raspberry pi popup shop in london today!
@msw0i was feeling done with ads on youtube, so i set up a pi hole (pi-hole.net) for my home network on a spare raspberry pi. Up and running for 15 min, and already 45 domains blocked!
@ced0imagine if you tried to run a gamelab game on a 2 core CPU -- a Raspberry Pi Pico -- using a software rasterizer written entirely in Python.
the fps might be 5.
yeah, the fps is 5.
join #nemea to help us as we scramble to speed this up and get it in the hands of hack clubbers everywhere ๐@Andrew0setting up a k3s cluster on my rpi (I love the raspberry pi logo in neofetch lol)
@eli0Setting up a Bitwarden server on my Raspberry Pi
@alialiwa20050Today, I've started experimenting with some configurations for my Raspberry Pi (mini DIY server) to find the most optimal solutions.
I was comparing RealVNC vs xRDP (which I've been using for a long time), and found that the VNC protocol is likely the better option compared to the Remote Desktop Protocol (now it's my favorite).
I've tested different categories, mainly which one was lighter.
On my Raspberry Pi 4B, VNC had less ram usage.
Now this may not seem a lot, especially on my Pi 4 with 8GB ram, but VNC may make more of a difference on Pi models with less ram, such as my 1GB Pi 3B.
Out of the box, RDP has better resolution, but with some configuration, I was able to get VNC to display 1080p resolution.
Also, something that I found as potentially useful was the fact that you can connect your Pi to a VPN, simply whitelist the VNC port, and you could connect and login remotely to the Pi via VNC while it is connected to a VPN (I wasn't able to do that with RDP).
Next, I'm planning on testing out OpenVPN versus the Wireguard protocol on my Pi, because I'm thinking of using my Pi as a DIY VPN server (and a way to have access to my home LAN outside of home, with minimal port forwarding), in the near future.
@muirrum0@ArcadeWise0I got portainer, gitea and a postgressql server running on my pi! All very easy to use.