The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild probably already enjoys more mods than most Nintendo games thanks to its versatility and general extreme popularity. But this Breath of the Wild Metroid mod is probably the most awesome one I’ve seen yet. Although, it’s actually a series of mods in development from modder Yainskofso. These include a Samus mod, Gunship mod for her ship, and Metroid background music (BGM) mod — all of which you can see on incredible display in the MK YouTube video below.
Turn on or off any TV in the world with the push of a button. A chaotic homemade universal remote!
We’ll install OctoPrint on a Raspberry Pi using OctoPi, a preconfigured disk image with everything you need already installed. And we’ll do it from a Mac. (But the concepts are the same if you’re on Windows.)
Once the Raspberry Pi is set up, we’ll connect it to the printer. Then we’ll send a G-code file to it, and start a print!
In this video, I go over my Top 5 Favorite Raspberry Pi 4 Accessories From Micro Sd Cards to Case and even Game Controllers. These are Accessories that I personally use on a day to day bases with my Raspberry Pi 4 for everyday desktop use with Raspberry Pi OS or Ubuntu to retro gaming using RetroPie, Lakka, or Batocera.
I have thought of creating a sensory system to be put on a self-driving mini toy car. This mini toy car is controlled by a Raspberry Pi 3 on which I have installed the ROS (Robot Operating System).
In this video, we take a look at and test out the all-new Razer Kishi USB Type C Android controller! This is not a Bluetooth controller it actually connects to your Android phone ver USB type C and it enables Ultra-low input latency.
It works with almost any android games that have controller support, Its also woks with Geforce Now, Project Cloud Stadia, and Steam link plus its fully compatible with our favorite emulators like Dolphin, PPSSPP, Citra, Retroarch and many many more!
In this episode I take a trip down memory lane to 1990 and check out the Aliens arcade game by Konami.
Raspberry Pi 4 8GB and Raspberry Pi OS overview and demo, plus booting a Pi 4 from USB via a beta firmware update. These really are exciting times for the wonderful world of Pi! 🙂
The internet is obsessed with two songs and two songs only. But for different reasons. The first is Smash Mouth’s “All Star.” It’s a bad song that garners a lot of ironic admiration. It’s silly and it lends itself perfectly to silly covers. The world wide web’s other musical obsession though legitimately rules—Toto’s “Africa.” Whether it’s being played with sweet potatoes or being sung via a litany of cartoon impressions, it always sounds great. There’s just something inherently electric about it, which is why it’s also amazing when played entirely by Tesla coils.
In our day-to-day lives we encounter a wide variety of ambient sounds, and in order to highlight noise pollution, Lucía Garbo decided to make an elegant meter.
The device features an outer shell designed in Fusion 360 and 3D-printed, concealing an Arduino Mega, a SparkFun Sound Detector, and associated circuitry inside. Components are neatly connected via a perfboard, which should allow easy modification later.
