Posted inMicroSD Raspberry Pi 5 Storage
If you're running a Raspberry Pi 5 (RPi5), the choice of MicroSD card can make or break your system's performance. Whether you're building a NAS, dashboard, or coding project, storage speed, reliability, and authenticity matter. This guide walks you through how to choose the best MicroSD card for Raspberry Pi 5
Posted inRaspberry Pi 5 Web Hosting WordPress
How I Built a Free WordPress Blog on a Raspberry Pi 5 (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this guide, I show you how to install WordPress on a Raspberry Pi 5 using No-IP, and building a full-featured, self-hosted blog setup with no cloud services, no monthly fees, no domain charges and with full control.
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Nash Rajovik
Posted inNAS Networking Raspberry Pi 5
SSH into Raspberry Pi Easily using ZeroTier Anywhere
As part of my self-hosted WordPress setup running on a Raspberry Pi 5 with Ubuntu Server, I needed a way to securely SSH into the system from anywhere — without relying on public IPs, complex port forwarding, or exposing my home network. I opted for ZeroTier, a virtual network solution…
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Nash Rajovik
Posted inIntel X86 Radxa X4 Raspberry Pi 5
Radxa X4 Review: An N100 Raspberry Pi Alternative
Radxa X4 The Game Changer in SBC Computing - For years, the Raspberry Pi has been the gold standard for SBCs (Single Board Computers). It’s widely adopted for IoT, small home projects, NAS setups, and personal web servers. The Raspberry Pi 5 (RPi5) continues this tradition, offering a decent upgrade…
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Nash Raj
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How I Built a Free WordPress Blog on a Raspberry Pi 5 (Part 1)
This series explores how to host a WordPress blog on a Raspberry Pi 5 with full control, no recurring costs, and modern web standards like HTTPS. It started with a simple idea: host my own blog on hardware I owned — with minimal costs, maximum flexibility, and no reliance on third-party cloud providers. This idea quickly evolved into a full-fledged project powered by a Raspberry Pi 5, Ubuntu Server, WordPress, and dynamic DNS.
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Nash Raj
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The Raspberry Pi 5 16GB: Worth It or a Waste of Money?
Is the 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 a Worthwhile Upgrade or a Redundant Gimmick? The Raspberry Pi was originally designed to be an affordable, low-barrier entry into computing, making it ideal for education, hobbyists, and small-scale projects. Over the years, it has grown into a powerful single-board computer (SBC) with increasing…
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Nash Raj