A network-attached storage device (NAS) allows you to access files over your local network, and you can build one inexpensively with a Raspberry Pi. Best of all ... as straightforward as Windows. In ...

the Raspberry Pi’s small size and extreme energy efficiency make it a compelling server choice compared to that curbside Pentium 4 box you’ve been trying to find a home for. All you need is ...

you might want to look at the Raspberry Pi Server Mark III case from [Ivan Kuleshov]. The original Mark I design came from Thingiverse, but the Mark III is a complete redesign. The redesign allows ...

You could use a Network Addressed Storage (NAS) server e.g. from Synology, but they're overkill and bulky if you just have a couple of gigs. Much better: serve them from a $10, credit-card sized ...

A NAS system is a useful ... available online, a Raspberry Pi is one of the best companions for DIY tinkerers. From retro gaming stations and media-streaming servers to full-on weather stations ...

You just need to make sure you're able to connect to Raspberry Pi through SSH. In case you aren't you can use this short guide: Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a ...

A low-cost Linux and ARM-based computer on a small circuit board sponsored by the charitable Raspberry Pi ... server, media center, robot and model railroad controller, YouTube live streamer, NAS ...