Jay Doscher

There’s a contest ending soon, and I was intrigued - a Cyberdeck around the Raspberry Pi Zero.  At $10, they really are closer to a Circuit Python device in power, but hey- it runs full Python and even includes WiFi- something that Circuit Python boards are often missing. Normally

I’ve been fortunate to see many people remixing and making the Recovery Kit since I introduced it last year.  It’s been a fun project for many, but one thing I didn’t expect was the number of people wanting to make their own.  While I documented all the

I’ve refined the Open Frame PC a bit after realizing the 1024x768 display wasn’t doing the Udoo Bolt’s Ryzen APU justice.  Instead of just modding a few parts, I’ve remade it as the “mini” version similar to other small form factor (SFF) desktops.  Let me give

This is a project that I’ve been working on for a few months over the quarantine, and I’m happy to share it here.  The idea is a simple one- many Makers asked me over the last year about printing smaller parts for the Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit, and

The term PC is often a bit of a loaded term- Apple frequently markets their machines as PC replacements while sealing off and removing port after port.  Distant in the rear view mirror are the days when the homebrew computer market spawned many companies that grew and displaced the giants

When GPS was first released to consumers, it wasn’t even in the hands or understanding of most people. Early on it was used for pretty unique and esoteric stuff, and in the age before ultra-connected devices that use common smartphone apps, there were GPS receivers. They pretty much just