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By tweaking a few settings in Raspberry Pi imager, you can control your Pi over the network and will never need a screen.

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Want to send notifications, messages, files without the hard work? With a Raspberry Pi Pico W and ntfy.sh we can do that, and more.

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If only our houseplants could talk! Well now they can, using a Raspberry Pi Pico W, a sensor and a Telegram account.

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The air we breathe is important, so make sure that you know what the air is like before you leave your home. This quick and simple project will do just that, using RGB LEDs to give you a heads up.

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Using the bare minimum of parts and CircuitPython code, we build a touch interface using a banana as our only means of control.

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Harness the power of the latest AI models using your Raspberry Pi 4.

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Just two lines of MicroPython is all it takes to overclock your Raspberry Pi Pico. We show you how, and how to test how far you can push your silicon luck.

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A lean Windows 11 install for Raspberry Pi
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