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How to Access Linux Ext4 partitions in Windows
By Avram Piltch published
Use this method to read Raspberry Pi microSD cards in Windows.

How to Fix 3D Printer Thermal Runaway
By Sammy Ekaran published
Fix the issue of your 3D printer overheating by inspecting the thermistor and heater cartridge and checking the cooling fan, and wiring.

How to Get Wi-Fi on Raspberry Pi Pico 2, expansion board required
By Les Pounder published
The new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 doesn’t come with Wi-Fi, but with a few lines of code, some wires and a little Adafruit magic we can hack the Pico 2 online and we show you how.

How to Make Windows 11 Look and Feel Like Windows 10
By Ed Tittel published
Follow these tips to get Windows 11 to be more like Windows 10, complete with a different Start menu, taskbar and wallpaper.

The 5 worst Windows 11 distractions and how to stop them
By Avram Piltch published
Windows 11 throws ads, unwanted web links, and annoying news headlines in your face. Here’s how to turn them off.

How to 3D Print Lithophanes
By Sammy Ekaran published
Bring your favorite images to life by creating a lithophane model and 3D printing it. When illuminated from behind, the details in the photos are revealed.

How to run x86 Windows games on your Mac
By Andrew E. Freedman published
Using emulation tools or Apple's Game Porting Toolkit, you can use your Mac to play Windows games designed for AMD or Intel processors, though they may be buggy.

Filament Welding: How to join pieces of filaments into a single roll easily
By Sammy Ekaran published
Join pieces of filaments together and create a continuous strand to use for 3D printing.
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