The Raspberry Pi 5 supports PCIe 2.0 or PCIe 3.0 SSDs (although you need to hook an adapter board up to an FPC connector). Now Raspberry Pi offers its own branded SSDs (256GB for $37, 512GB for $55, 1TB for $70). https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/1tb-raspberry-pi-ssd-on-sale-now-for-70/#RaspberryPiSSD#RaspberryPi#SSD#RaspberryPi5

Preliminary support for Raspberry Pi 5 https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20250903064251 #openbsd #arm64 #rpi #rpi5 #raspberrypi #raspberrypi5 #development #pisupport #freesoftware #libresoftware #hacking

Preliminary support for Raspberry Pi 5 https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20250903064251 #openbsd #arm64 #rpi #rpi5 #raspberrypi #raspberrypi5 #development #pisupport #freesoftware #libresoftware #hacking

TrueNAS is an operating system designed for network-attached storage devices, but it only officially supports systems with x86_64 processors. Unofficially though, there's a new 64-bit ARM port that works on a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5. #TrueNAS#NAS#ARM#RaspberryPihttps://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/truenas-on-arm-finally-thing

Taking Back Control: My Journey into Self-Hosting with Raspberry Pi
I am using Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 to self-host my blog, social media, and cloud storage. Here is why digital sovereignty matters, and how you can start your own self-hosti
https://beitmenotyou.online/taking-back-control-my-journey-into-self-hosting-with-raspberry-pi/
#SelfHosting #ActivityPub #Blogging #Cloudflare #Decentralisation #DigitalSovereignty #Docker #Nextcloud #RaspberryPi #SelfHosting #Web3 #WordPress

Taking Back Control: My Journey into Self-Hosting with Raspberry Pi
I am using Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 to self-host my blog, social media, and cloud storage. Here is why digital sovereignty matters, and how you can start your own self-hosti
https://beitmenotyou.online/taking-back-control-my-journey-into-self-hosting-with-raspberry-pi/
#SelfHosting #ActivityPub #Blogging #Cloudflare #Decentralisation #DigitalSovereignty #Docker #Nextcloud #RaspberryPi #SelfHosting #Web3 #WordPress

OMG... #ProjectBuilder! I started with this software on Mac OS developing Objective-C. 😃

#NeXT#macOS#NeXTSTEP#RaspberryPi#Previous

And now in full color emulating the #NeXT Dimension board. This is so cool! 😃

The chess app is nearly the same like the current one from #macOS.

#NeXTSTEP#RaspberryPi#Previous

Finally, I got #NeXTSTEP 3.3 running on a #RaspberryPi 5 with #Previous emulator. It was a loong road to go! 🤓

Next step (g): Enable color mode.

Celebrating Build, Tune, Explore with OpenWebRX+ by Richard Murnane, now in beta!

🔗 Read more: https://bit.ly/3Jkr8Jj

📘 ebook: https://pragprog.com/titles/rmwebrx

#SDR#SoftwareDefinedRadio#Hobby#RaspberryPi #pragprog #gerbil

I love local LLMs!

Here's the new #Gemma 3 270M param model running on a 2GB Rasbperry Pi 4

I love the iPhone 6(s) Plus Plus! what a great device it was

(these are always fun little things to tinker with lol)

#RaspberryPi#LLM#AI#LocalAI#Google

So proud of my little #WeekendProject: after long without a decent LAN because I cancelled my home Internet subscription in favor of tethering from my mobile phone I finally took the matter in my hands.

I turned my #RaspberryPI into a router who takes my iPhone's Internet connection trough USB tethering and shares it to Wi-Fi and Ethernet clients.
Why I did this instead of just using iPhone's built in Wi-Fi hotspot? Well, it boils down to two reasons:
- Some devices and operating systems struggles with Wi-Fi or may be completely incompatible with it.
- iPhone Wi-Fi enforces client isolation impeding an actual LAN between connected devices. On the Raspberry I'm free to set my own rules for routing, DHCP, DNS... so I put all the devices connected trough both Wi-Fi and Wired under a single subnet where they can easily communicate and share data.

I then installed and configured Avahi (an open source equivalent of Apple's "Bonjour") on devices who didn't had it preinstalled allowing them to find each other using hostnames, without the need of a central DNS.

So proud of my little #WeekendProject: after long without a decent LAN because I cancelled my home Internet subscription in favor of tethering from my mobile phone I finally took the matter in my hands.

I turned my #RaspberryPI into a router who takes my iPhone's Internet connection trough USB tethering and shares it to Wi-Fi and Ethernet clients.
Why I did this instead of just using iPhone's built in Wi-Fi hotspot? Well, it boils down to two reasons:
- Some devices and operating systems struggles with Wi-Fi or may be completely incompatible with it.
- iPhone Wi-Fi enforces client isolation impeding an actual LAN between connected devices. On the Raspberry I'm free to set my own rules for routing, DHCP, DNS... so I put all the devices connected trough both Wi-Fi and Wired under a single subnet where they can easily communicate and share data.

I then installed and configured Avahi (an open source equivalent of Apple's "Bonjour") on devices who didn't had it preinstalled allowing them to find each other using hostnames, without the need of a central DNS.

I just gave up on the VPS and the #pihole

I'm even considering to move away from my #synology#NAS and use a "clean" cloud service. Drive, photos backup, contacts/calendar/tasks (but my mail being on #mailfence, I could already have those 3 on my current subscription).

I would be grateful to hear your suggestions about that live, and about decent service that could help me.

Thanks for the great articles!

I'm really looking forward to the release of #Debian#Trixie (Debian 13). Going to be simplifying my setup by moving all our computers (2 Geekom mini pc's, 1 laptop and various #RaspberryPi ) to the same OS. The only exception will be the RaspberryPi5 running #HomeAssistant which runs it's own Linux.

I want to start homelabbing, so should I get a Raspberry Pi 5 and a Raspberry Pi 4 or a second hand ThinkPad i5 6th gen?

#Linux#Unix#Homelab#Technology#Tech #raspberrypi

This dual-screen, Raspberry Pi-powered cyberdeck has a 3D printed body, three custom circuit boards, a mechanical keyboard and two 9 inch touchscreen displays that can rotate for portrait or vertical orientation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cigAxzQGeLg#Cyberdeck#RaspberryPi#DualScreen

DreamHAT+ for the Raspberry Pi 4/5 brings 60 GHz mmWave Radar support for detecting motion for things like presence detection, gesture recognition, and motion tracking without a camera. #Radar#DreamHATPlus#RaspberryPihttps://www.cnx-software.com/2025/07/27/dreamhat-60-ghz-mmwave-radar-hat-brings-high-precision-motion-sensing-to-raspberry-pi-4-5/

This open source Raspberry Pi HAT adds a microSD Express card reader for PCIe SSD-like speed (read speed anyway, write is less impressive). MicroSD Express cards are expensive & rare though, so this board won't be mass produced, but you can make your own from the designs. https://www.cnx-software.com/2025/07/28/raspberry-pi-5-gets-a-microsd-express-hat/#RaspberryPi#MicroSDExpress

DreamHAT+ for the Raspberry Pi 4/5 brings 60 GHz mmWave Radar support for detecting motion for things like presence detection, gesture recognition, and motion tracking without a camera. #Radar#DreamHATPlus#RaspberryPihttps://www.cnx-software.com/2025/07/27/dreamhat-60-ghz-mmwave-radar-hat-brings-high-precision-motion-sensing-to-raspberry-pi-4-5/