I’m putting together a real-world “network-wide adblock” setup using a Raspberry Pi 5. It will block a ton of ads + trackers across your whole Wi-Fi… but it won’t magically delete YouTube ads everywhere (I’m going to show exactly why). What I’m packaging up for you: - ✅ Step-by-step Pi 5 setup (safe + easy rollback if something breaks) - ✅ Best settings for Pi Hole “set it and forget it” - ✅ Troubleshooting + whitelist checklist (so your apps don’t freak out) Quick question: do you want this as a single full guide or a 3-part mini series (Setup → Fixes/whitelists → “What it can’t block” reality check)?

Hi all, does any one have a building plan with a detailed b.o.m. and drawings/ STL files to successfully build an articulated robot arm with 3 to 5 joints?

Learn how to set up the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-C6 in Arduino IDE and build your first blinking LED project step-by-step. In this beginner ESP32 tutorial, we’ll cover Arduino IDE setup, board installation, GPIO basics, LED wiring, uploading code, bootloader troubleshooting, and how microcontrollers interact with real electronics projects. The Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-C6 is a compact ESP32 microcontroller board with built-in WiFi and Bluetooth Low Energy, making it a great option for beginner embedded systems, IoT, and hardware projects. Whether you're new to ESP32, Arduino IDE, or microcontrollers in general, this tutorial walks through the entire beginner setup flow clearly and practically.

Learn how to use Claude AI Design to build stunning landing pages using simple prompts. In this step-by-step tutorial, I break down how Anthropic’s Claude Design tool works, how it’s different from regular Claude chat, and the exact 4-part prompt formula (goal, layout, content, audience) you can use to generate high-quality UI designs instantly. If you're looking for an AI landing page generator, AI UI design workflow, or a better way to create design systems with AI, this guide will show you how to do it efficiently.

Can OpenClaw on Raspberry Pi actually make real work easier or is it just another AI demo that looks impressive but falls apart in practice? In this video, I test a practical use case of running OpenClaw on Raspberry Pi 5 as a creator workflow assistant not as a chatbot, not as a “magic AI system,” but as a simple layer to reduce friction across a real workflow. Instead of focusing on hype, I walk through how this setup helps with: idea generation script structuring research validation and cleaner editor handoffs The goal is simple: make messy work more structured, not automated. If you’re exploring OpenClaw on Raspberry Pi, building a self-hosted AI assistant, or looking for a practical Raspberry Pi AI project, this might give you a realistic perspective on what’s actually useful.