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An old Android phone is a better first home server than a $100 Raspberry Pi in 2026, and you probably already own one
Skip pricey SBC purchases and explore battery backed phone servers hosting Jellyfin, Vaultwarden and cloud storage.
Last time, I wrote about how I made it possible to search for photos by the people in them. I've started to accumulate a few ...
Backing up your Android data to a local server can be a smart way to keep your information safe without relying on cloud ...
IntroductionI have written three articles so far about making a smart home using SwitchBot relay switches, but this time I ...
Beginners interested in physical computing may benefit from kits that include breadboards, jumper wires, LEDs and small ...
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The N100 may be outdated in 2026, but it’s more than enough to power Docker home servers
Outdated or not, the N100 handles Docker home servers better than it should ...
Big satellite dishes from the 80s and 90s still sit in fields everywhere, usually rusting. YouTuber and fabricator Cranktown City found an eight-foot one and turned it into a working satellite ground ...
I regularly need to move files between my Linux PC and my Android phone, but there are surprisingly few good options. You can ...
A simulation-based study reports that a federated Edge-AI framework combining smart neck collars and a hybrid GBoost-LSTM ...
The DIGITAfrica project has published a blueprint-based methodology and deployment roadmap for a federated pan-African ...
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