The Raspberry Pi community discovers some fascinating hacks. One useful hack was recently shared by a Jeff Geerling, a Raspberry Pi aficionado we've had the pleasure of featuring in the past and have interviewed on our weekly Pi Cast show. This week, the maker shared an awesome breakdown of how to enable TRIM on an external USB SSD using a Raspberry Pi. … [Read more...] about Maker Breaks Down How the Raspberry Pi Supports TRIM on SSDs
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Raspberry Pi-Sized Iconikal Rockchip SBC Only $8 on Amazon
Unlike the Pi 3, there is no WiFi support, but you can easily correct this with an adapter or use the provided Ethernet port. There are two USB 2.0 ports and a USB 3.0 port. The board can support a microSD card up to 256 GB and uses a 5V/3A power adapter. Instead of connecting via USB, the power adapter has a dedicated jack. … [Read more...] about Raspberry Pi-Sized Iconikal Rockchip SBC Only $8 on Amazon
Raspberry Pi Runs RetroPie Inside an Old iMac
The ApplePie project is designed to use the original screen and to connect it to the Raspberry Pi 4, he found a compatible controller on Amazon that enables it to connect using HDMI. There is a 30 pin connector on the back of the screen that connects to the controller. … [Read more...] about Raspberry Pi Runs RetroPie Inside an Old iMac
The Brutalist Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck Case You Can 3D-Print at Home
Cyberdeck builds have taken the Raspberry Pi community by storm. This cyberdeck project, created by maker Jay Doscher, is a new edition of his Pi recovery kit build. It features a 3D-Printable Raspberry Pi case with a notably brutalist / militaristic design. According to Doscher, the primary goal of this project was to avoid expensive assets like a Pelican case in favor of a smaller Bill of Materials (BOM). … [Read more...] about The Brutalist Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck Case You Can 3D-Print at Home
Raspberry Pi Flashes Lights Based on Heartbeat in Real-time
Powtothemoons uses a Raspberry Pi 4 2 GB module to control the operation, and a pulse sensor from pulsesensor.com to monitor the heartbeat. The assembly is connected to a Pimoroni ADC breakout board using a Pimoroni breakout Garden HAT. This HAT makes it possible to plug breakout boards into slots to avoid soldering. If you're interested in more cool HATs, check out our list of best Raspberry Pi HATs. … [Read more...] about Raspberry Pi Flashes Lights Based on Heartbeat in Real-time
