Easy Raspberry Pi Projects for 2023!

Its nice that you blocked the country where I live for your step-by-step tutorial, otherwise I would have done so many bad things with this pi-hole adblock. The problem is there are similar tutorials (or maybe even better, I will never know) on raspberrypi official website.

just finished an allsky camera

I got 2 when they were hard to come by. I used one for retropie. The other is just sitting in a drawer but I don't want to let it go

didn't pre order and I got my pi 5 in a few days

❤

Does rpilocator website ship their products outside Europe?

This is actually a pretty dope page

what pi(s) can i use to make a vpn? i dont want to use a super expensive pi for just a vpn

get ready to grow your fat butt even more with home assistant,
although it's a really great things technically.
Thanks

I actually want to install a pi in my car as a fully dedicated, built in, dashcam, like the Tesla having cameras all around, I want to cover all around my car, so even when I’m not there, if I come to my car and it has a scratch, I have a big storage devices to browse through all the recordings since I was away from my car. Plus thinking about it, I wouldn’t mind having a live location tracking of my car too.

Half of your video was about how to find a pi. Many people who are searching for this kind of video already have one. 😢

7 yrs of good luck ? .....

Some of these new manufacturers like Orange Pi are Chinese companies so Chinese vendors have to prioritize supply to Chinese companies as per CCP directives ?

I’m relatively new to IoT and Raspberry-Pi projects, but I think it’s really interesting stuff!

Could i get all of these to run on 1 pi or should I get multiple

I want to run Kodi.

Would you suggest to run PiHole, PiVPN, Home Assistant on a single RPI 4 4GB RAM?

My top two pi projects are retro pi and using the pi as a cheap nas. I eventually bought a dedicated nas, but it was a great low cost solution.

$138 cad on Amazon for 8g

anyone recommend a good how to for projects that assume you know nothing and have a step by step getting you to a working project.

Hahaha. We have an infinite stock in Australia

Missed opportunity to say easy as pi... fail

i feel you missed an
opportunity to say easy as pie

It is Smart Home assistant

Top project for RPi in 2023 should be find an RPi...

Was interested in building a commercial product around a Pi3 B+ but it seems they are not recommended for new designs however I have lagacy code that will only run on a Pi3

New to this idea and considering getting a raspberry pie to learn about hardware. Do you require a case? Several starter kits available with case, power supply etc . Are these worth while ?

What a crap video , with poor projects

Does everything need to go up my pi-hole?

I have an idea that could probably use a Raspberry Pi and a "That was easy" button. This would be for senior citizens that live alone. A button that flashes and makes noises at least once per day that needs to be pressed to turn off for that preset time. If the button is not pressed within a couple of minutes, it sends emails and text messages to their family and friends to warn then and check on them. This is different than the "call button on a lanyard" if they've fallen and can't get up because if they're not conscious, they couldn't press the button.

I see that Raspberry Pi 4 is finally back in stock at retail pricing. However is this too late for the little board to compete with the likes of Orange Pi5?
I have both and looking to get another SBC but is the Pi4 enough?

1pi down...went with Adguard instead of Pi-Hole

Hello, my favorite is IOTStack, a special docker configuration, running on RPI4B with a SSD combining piHole, WireGuard, Nodered, influx DB , grafana , unify controller, samba server for my music library for Sonos player, Nextcloud . this could also include Home assistant that I did not yet installed preferring Openhab running on a separate RPI3B.

I picked up a pi 4b 4g for 75$ lol not really that bad but not good either. I waited until they become more available and less scalp

Foreword: Create a product like this, and the Video community will shower you with eternal admiration!

Backstory: My desire is to use my Sony VX-1000 Camcorder without relying on tapes. The most straightforward approach would be to connect a Sony HVR-MRC1 memory recorder to the camera's Firewire OUT port. Regrettably, these recorders have been out of production for over two decades. Although they can still be found, I am reluctant to spend $400 on outdated technology. This led me to explore alternative options, but it appears that no modern memory recorder with a Firewire port is available anymore.

Consequently, I thought about building my own solution, but I lack the knowledge in electronics, programming, and coding required to do so. The only viable option is to assemble a makeshift solution using existing hardware. During my search, I discovered SCB's (Single-Board Computers). While they don't come with a Firewire port, they can be customized by adding one. My plan would involve installing Windows 7 on the SCB and connecting a mouse, keyboard, and screen to it. Then, I would run an application like WinDV to record the incoming Firewire stream.

Clearly, this setup is far from ideal, as it necessitates carrying around a lot of additional equipment. It hardly compares to the convenience of simply purchasing an HVR-MRC1. However, I remain hopeful that someone reading this might come up with an ingenious solution. Perhaps, by writing a script or firmware, the SCB could be made to operate without the need for Windows 7 and the accompanying hardware. I am not well-versed in this area, but I'm curious if such an approach could be viable.

Thanks.

P.s. Do you mind if I post this in other videos of yours so as many people as possible can see this? Maybe someone can help me out? : )

The coolest project for a rpi4 is scoring one at suggested price

@LinusTechTips desk pad lol

You don't need to spend that money to have Pi-hole server. I'm using a FrienlyElec ZeroPi (Allwinner H3 / 512Mb DDR3 / 1 Gbps) that cost U$S 26
Load: 0.03 0.07 0.01
Memory usage: 37.5 %

Do you install all of these on one pi natively or are you using something like docker?

Did you just call out my city?

Btw how much ram has the rasberry pi?

Are you in Duluth Ga?

Fav project: Lightning node.