If you own a Raspberry Pi and don't know what to use it for, I found a mini project you can try out. You can let us know your experience with building this monitoring box cause it might help someone else facing the same challenges. PS: The more you help people the higher you rank on our leader-board.

Hi team, I am curious to hear what some of you guys are currently working on and drop some details on your current home lab stack. I have accrued a fleet of three laptops, a private router, a raspberry pi and a monitor it's connected to. One laptop is my regular laptop that I don't really touch or tamper with. The other two are some old laptops that weren't being used anymore and these are the ones I'm having all the fun with. I have dismantled them, I've booted both of them up and running Linux Ubuntu OS. I am practicing CLI and hacking into the other laptop on the same network using SSH and NMAP. Any tips for what else I could do here? On my raspberry pi I am currently running openclaw but ngl it kind of sucks and uses a lot of tokens. I have heard good things about pi holes so that would be fun to learn how to do.

WHAT IS A FLIPPER ZERO? A Flipper Zero is like a powerful Swiss Army Knife for wireless signals disguised as a toy. Inside, it holds the same type of wireless chips found in everyday technology like TV remotes, garage door openers, and office keycards. WHY IS IT POWERFUL? A Flipper Zero is able to do the following: 1. Copies keycards: Reads and saves contactless access cards or key fobs (like the ones used for apartment gates, gyms, or office doors) so you can unlock them using the device. Perfect for physical pen-tests. 2. Acts as a universal remote: Sends infrared signals to control TVs, air conditioners, and projectors. 3. Reads wireless remotes: Captures radio signals from devices like electrical cars, garage door openers, ceiling fans, or automatic parking barriers to see how they work or re-send the signal. 4. Emulates a keyboard: Plugs into a computer via USB and can type pre-written commands automatically at super-fast speeds. 5. Plugs into custom electronics: Features top pins where you can attach extra circuit boards, antenna modules, or sensors for custom projects. Purchasing an original Flipper Zero comes with its challenges for some people, but you can build your own. Here's a small walkthrough of how to create your own Flipper Zero.

Hi everyone, I'm Zae and I'm excited to learn, ask questions and contribute to this community. Nice to meet you all!