How to Connect Discord to PS5 By Junae Benne published 26 February 22 Get your discord account to show what game you are playing on your PS5 right now.
How To Monitor Your CPU and RAM in Linux By Les Pounder published 20 February 22 Keeping an eye on system resources is a must, no matter if you are using a $35 Raspberry Pi or a multi-million dollar data center. We show you how to monitor your systems from the Linux command line.
How to 3D Print Your 2D Logo By Denise Bertacchi published 19 February 22 Take a standard PNG or JPG logo and turn it into a 3D print you can use to show off your brand.
How To Delete a Directory or File in Linux By Jo Hinchliffe published 19 February 22 Removing files and directories using the Linux command line is very efficient and can be used directly, or when accessing a system remotely.
How To Change Passwords in Linux By Les Pounder published 13 February 22 Passwords are the keys to our digital lives. But we shouldn’t just hand over the keys to anyone, our passwords should be unique and changed regularly.
How To Move and Rename Files in Linux By Les Pounder last updated 7 February 22 Managing files across a remote connection, or sat at your desk, the Linux terminal is the place to be. Learn how one command can be used in two different ways.
How to Use and Sideload Android Apps in Windows 11 By Avram Piltch published 4 February 22 Learn how to set up Android apps in Windows 11 and get them either from the Amazon store or via sideloading.
How to Optimize Your GPU for Ethereum Mining (Updated) By Jarred Walton last updated 2 February 22 Tuning your card for the best performance and efficiency is important, and we've included most of the past three generations of GPUs.
How to Mine Ethereum: NiceHash, Mining Pools, Optimal Settings By Jarred Walton published 2 February 22 The pros and cons of cryptocurrency mining, how to mine Ethereum, safe settings, and potential profits — and losses.
How to Change Microsoft Edge's Home Page, New Tabs By Avram Piltch published 1 February 22 By default, Microsoft's browser shows you a ton of news and ads on the home screen and new tab screens. Here's how to stop it.
How To Detect the COM Port for Any Serial Device in Windows By Les Pounder last updated 31 January 22 Serial Port Notifier takes the sting out of seeking out the correct COM devices.
How To Make Your Own Pedal Stream Controller with Raspberry Pi Pico By Les Pounder published 30 January 22 Elgato’s Stream Deck Pedal looks like a nice piece of kit. But we can make our own, today using the power of the Raspberry Pi Pico and a few DIY skills.
How to Design and 3D Print a Mashup Model By Denise Bertacchi published 29 January 22 Learn how to combine STL files into useful or funny prints with the help of free software. Here’s how.
How To Add, Remove and Update Software in Linux Using Apt By Les Pounder published 15 January 22 Debian-based Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Mint and Raspberry Pi OS use the Apt packaging application to manage software installations.
How to Manually Level a 3D Printer Bed By Denise Bertacchi published 12 January 22 Most inexpensive FDM 3D printers require you to level the bed to make sure you get even prints that sick. Here’s how.
Fish Discover How To Drive Raspberry Pi Powered Tank By Ian Evenden published 12 January 22 What was once a joke is now a reality. Fish can now drive a (fish) tank thanks to a Raspberry Pi, some sensors and a little training.
How To Dual Boot Your Raspberry Pi By Les Pounder published 8 January 22 Using PINN we can install multiple operating systems to a single Raspberry Pi.
How to Create Digital Dice with Raspberry Pi Pico By Les Pounder published 24 December 21 Using a tiny OLED screen and a Raspberry Pi Pico we create our own digital dice for our next games night.
How To Run Windows 11 and macOS Virtual Machines in Linux By Les Pounder published 5 December 21 Quickemu is a fast and easy-to-use virtual machine application for Linux. Quickemu handles all of the downloads and configuration for Windows, macOS and Linux guest machines.
How To Stream Xbox Cloud Gaming with Raspberry Pi By Les Pounder published 21 November 21 Raspberry Pi OS “Bullseye” sees a hardware accelerated web browser open up the possibilities of the $35 computer. Now we can stream the latest games using Xbox’s cloud gaming service.