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Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi

In this guide, we will be walking you through some of the initial steps to getting started with a Raspberry Pi. We will cover what sort of Raspberry Pi you might want to buy as well as some of the accessories you will need to get started. We will also show you how you can install your first operating system. Read More

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Running Deepseek on a Raspberry Pi

In this project, we will be showing you how you can run the Deepseek AI models on a Raspberry Pi by using their distilled variants. A distilled model is essentially a cut down version of the full Deepseek AI model. It isn't as capable but allows it to run on weaker devices. Read More

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How to Install Jellyfin on Ubuntu

In this quick guide, we will show you how to install the Jellyfin media server onto the Ubuntu operating system. Jellyfin is one of the best alternatives to Plex and is known for being free and open-source. It has many of the features of Plex and excellent client support. Read More

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How to Restart a Docker Container

In this quick guide, we will show you how you can easily restart a Docker container. We even cover how to restart Docker Compose stacks. Knowing how to restart containers is incredibly useful for managing your services. Luckily Docker makes this whole process relatively painless. Read More

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Creating a WordPress Website with Docker

In this tutorial, you will learn how you can easily self-host your own website by using WordPress and a Docker container. Docker makes getting a website up and running a very simple process that can be completed in a few short minutes. You only need a domain name and a server to host your website. Read More

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Google Calendar on a Raspberry Pi

In this quick tutorial, we will be showing you how you can use your Raspberry Pi to display your Google Calendar on a screen. This can be great for setting up a central location where you can quickly see your upcoming events. It easily works with any spare monitor you may have lying around. Read More

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Setting up the Heimdall Dashboard using Docker

In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to self-host the Heimdall Dashboard using Docker. This is one of the cleanest and easiest to use dashboards for all of your self-hosted applications. Adding new items can be done in just a few short clicks without the need to mess around with config files. Read More