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A computer from the late 20th Century is given the power to watch YouTube at 80x25 pixels thanks to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.

A YouTuber created a massive 3D printer and the first thing he printed was a red plastic version of himself. Printing took over 100 hours to complete.

Lorraine from Element 14 is using a Pico W to track her family’s run data with a clever LED ladder that logs distance as high as the ISS.

Phlash Thunderstorm is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to power his Pico Hero handheld—capable of emulating the Sega Mega Drive.

Ulli from Greenkeeper with Raspberry Pi is using a Pi to mow yards automatically with a cool remote web-based interface.

The Niki boat is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to power his custom RC boat complete with a fun smartphone app controller.

Jeff Geerling shares an inside look at how Raspberry Pi 4s are manufactured at the Sony Tech Center in Wales.

Repair technician and YouTuber Louis Rossmann exposes cases of Gigabyte GeForce RTX 30-series and RTX 40-series graphics cards suffering from PCB cracking.

Any outside media read by a plugin could lead to prompt injection which could allow bad actors to steal data or money from you.

Xreal (formerly Nreal) launches its new Beam accessory that allows wired and wireless access to its Spatial Display environment.