by Jonathan Updated Mar 5, 2021 Published Mar 5, 2021 Raspberry Pi News adafruit, circuit python, diy, diy mouse, diy mouse jiggler, jiggler, linux, mac, micropython, mouse, mouse jiggler, mouse jiggler without software, novaspirit, Novaspirit Tech, pico, pico python, prevent computer from sleeping, python, raspberry pi pico, simulate mouse, simulate mouse movements, tech, usb_hid, windows 10
Found an interesting product the other day for a USB Mouse Jiggler to prevent your computer from going to sleep so I decided to make a DIY version of the mouse jiggler using the raspberry pi pico. thanks for the view! ○○○ LINKS ○○○ Mouse Jiggler ►...
by Jonathan Updated Jan 8, 2021 Published Jan 8, 2021 Raspberry Pi News 10g, antenna, asus, benchmark, benchmarking, cm4, compare, comparison, compute module, compute module 4, debian, dhcpcd, dhcpd, ethernet, faster, github, iperf, iperf3, Jeff Geerling, kernel, linux, mac, network, networking, performance, pi 4, pi os, raspberry pi, rj45, router, rx, speed, stack, test, testing, tx, wifi, wifi 6, wired, wireless
As it turns out, my benchmarking process was flawed, and I had to learn a bit about the Linux networking stack to figure out why! Special thanks to commenter marvell marvell for pointing out the obvious, and to Javier Choclin for suggesting I try out the MZHOU...
by Jonathan Updated Nov 27, 2020 Published Nov 27, 2020 Raspberry Pi News boot, cm4, compute module, compute module 4, eeprom, emmc, flash, Jeff Geerling, mac, MacOS, mass storage device, msd, pi os, raspberry pi, Raspbian, replace, rpiboot, storage, ubuntu, update, upgrade, usb, usb mass storage, usbboot, volume, windows
How do you flash a new OS onto the eMMC built into a Compute Module 4? It’s simple! In this video, I’ll show you how. And for those who don’t like watching videos, here’s a blog post that goes along with the video:...
by Jonathan Updated Nov 17, 2020 Published Jun 11, 2020 Raspberry Pi News 4k, arm64, debian, Jeff Geerling, mac, macbook pro, MacOS, pi 4, pi os, raspberry pi, replace
As part of my work reviewing the #RaspberryPi 4, I decided to ‘walk the walk’ and actually use it as my main computer for an entire workday, to see how much productive work I could do with it instead of my MacBook Pro. Contents: 00:00 – Intro 01:04...
