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5 Things You Can't Do With Raspberry Pi 2

With a quad core CPU and boasts of being able to run Windows 10 – is the Raspberry Pi 2 really all that? Here's 5 things the Raspberry Pi 2 still can't do.

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Weekend Project: Build a Giant LED Pixel Display

I love LED pixels: bright, easy to control, cheap, and so versatile. Today, we'll be turning them into a big pixel display that can be hung on the wall.

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Looking For A DIY Home Security System Solution? Try One Of These

In the age of digital technology and always connected hardware, setting up a home security system should transcend the art of putting an alarm-shaped box on the wall.

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1Sheeld, The Ultimate Arduino Shield Review and Giveaway

A single Arduino shield that can link with an Android device and provide a multitude of sensors and advanced functions? Yep - that's a thing now. The 1Sheeld, in fact.

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Turn An Old Amp Into A Smart Streaming Speaker With Raspberry Pi

The ultimate self-contained music streaming speaker, with support for Spotify, Google Music, SoundCloud and Airplay. Let's do it.

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How To Add a Reset Switch To Your Raspberry Pi

Removing and replacing the USB power cable puts undue wear and tear on your Raspberry Pi, particularly the power port itself. What the system really needs is a reset switch, but sadly none was included.

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Build Your Own Wireless Dead Drop For File Sharing

A PirateBox is a wireless dead drop, letting anyone within range upload and download files. Here's how to build one with a Raspberry Pi (and Lego).

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Add AirPrint Support To Your Raspberry Pi Print Server

Do you want to be able to print from your smartphone or tablet to your old-fashioned, non-wireless printer? With a Raspberry Pi, you can.

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Zap Yourself Smarter With This DIY tDCS Brain Stimulator

According to the United States Defense Department, zapping your brain with electricity can make you smarter - a process known as transcranial Direct Current Stimulation. And now you can try it at home, too.

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Beginner's Electronics: 10 Skills You Need to Know

Many of us have never even touched a soldering iron - but making things can incredibly rewarding. Here's ten of the most basic DIY electronics skills to help you get started.

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How To Make Your Own Retro 8-Bit Accessories

Haven't you heard? 8-bit is the new black.

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Futuristic Halloween Costumes That Will Blow Their Minds

Zombies are boring, Vampires suck, and witches are so passé. If you're looking for a costume this Halloween which goes beyond the normal, check out some of these futuristic delights.

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Xbox 360 RRoD X-Clamp Fix – Does It Work?

The Red Ring of Death fault on Xbox 360 devices hasn't gone away, so what's the solution? There are two: buy a new Xbox 360, or rely on the X-clamp fix. Does it work?

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How to Build a Cloud Lamp with Sound Reactive Lightning

A few months back, a $3000 thunder and lightning mood lamp went viral in the maker community. What we'll make today isn't exactly the same - we're making something more practical.

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Building Your Own Raspberry Pi Case? 3 Things To Consider

Picking up a Raspberry Pi for the first time, you'll notice one glaring fact: it has no case. This isn't an omission - you can add a case that's just right for your project.

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Five Great Raspberry Pi Expansions That Make It Even More Useful

Your Raspberry Pi is versatile and at times amazing, but are you harnessing the full power of that little box? Power-up your Pi with these 5 expansions!

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OBD2 & Windows: Save On Auto Repair With Diagnostic Tools

Finding a broken car's fault can be costly. Save by doing it yourself! All you need is a Windows computer, free diagnosis software, and a cable plugged into your car's OBD II connector.

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