Printing a 3.7 Litre Game Console
A 3.7 L printed case, an old Core i7, and Batocera Linux became an exercise in fitting a complete game console into as little space as possible.
A 3.7 L printed case, an old Core i7, and Batocera Linux became an exercise in fitting a complete game console into as little space as possible.
Explore how TrueNAS, HexOS, and TrueNAS Connect approach storage, simplicity, and paid convenience in the evolving home NAS market.
Extra Life returns November 6 with five secret gaming challenges, a $1,500 goal, and a new rule: every challenge I fail costs me $50.
After six CrunchLabs Hack Pack kits, this retrospective looks at what worked, where the learning faltered, and whether the first year is worth the cost.
Learn how to flash the eMMC of a Radxa Rock Pi 4B Plus. This guide covers the hardware, flashing process, and essential details for successful installation.
A spare RAM purchase becomes a 3D printed NAS, revealing the trade-offs of AliExpress hardware, modular case design, and UnRAID.
Meshtastic makes LoRa mesh networking feel simple until the city gets involved. This field test explores what worked, what failed, and why MeshCore may be next.
Inside PlayHosting’s 2026 infrastructure: Ryzen compute, large-scale storage, DDoS protection, and the VPS business funding free Minecraft hosting.
Discover how flashcarts work on original retro consoles. Learn about compatibility, legal considerations, and whether a flashcart is right for your gaming needs.
DOSBox recreates the MS-DOS era on modern PCs. Discover how this open-source emulator preserves classic games and powers platforms like GOG, Steam, and Origin.
CrunchLabs Balance Bot turns feedback control into a hands-on robotics lesson, using an MPU, PID tuning, and autonomous balance.
Sifteo supported up to 12 cubes, but few players likely tried it. This hands-on test explores what the full setup adds, and where it falls short.