XDA Developers on MSN
Pi-hole is the Raspberry Pi project everyone tells beginners to build first, and I think it's the wrong one
Start with single container projects to learn flashing, Linux basics and Docker before you touch network plumbing.
People are starting to push back against big tech surveillance and invasive advertising. Some people use ad blockers on their ...
The IMX477 with a C-mount lens is the sweet spot for Pi cameras: real glass, RAW files and a sensor big enough to be fun.
Storing seed phrases on iPhone 11 and earlier may be risky even after a reset and in airplane mode due to unpatchable ...
Red Hat stopped shipping Docker as the default container engine on RHEL back in 2019, and the gap between Docker and Podman has only widened since. As of November 2026, Podman’s latest stable release ...
Running your own Bitcoin Lightning node used to be a hobbyist flex. In 2026 it is closer to a security decision. The public Lightning graph is thinning (roughly 17,000-17,400 nodes as of the most ...
A tiny board repurposed into a versatile USB gadget that folds networking, storage, and input tricks into one.
The entire reason it's possible to host Wikipedia on your own network is thanks to Kiwix. It's a project that started out as ...
XDA Developers on MSN
My Raspberry Pi Zero is too slow for anything general, but it's perfect for one specific job
A tiny 512MB Pi transformed into a resilient DNS duo running Pi‑Hole and Unbound inside compact Docker containers.
I wasn’t sure Docker would work on my old Raspberry Pi — it did, and now I have big plans.
Nick Lewis is an editor at How-To Geek. He has been using computers for 20 years --- tinkering with everything from the UI to the Windows registry to device firmware. Before How-To Geek, he used ...
Although the asking price of $209 plus shipping seems high for the Radxa Dragon Q8B, featuring the Qualcomm SC8280XP and 8 GB of LPDDR4X, this is 2026, and amid the RAMpocalypse, even the 8 GB LPDDR4X ...
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