Raspberry Pi microcomputers can be a great option for hosting your Minecraft world as long as you don't mind doing the work to set it up.

Obviously the Raspberry Pi can't handle a lot of traffic, but it could work great as a private place to store your resume or personal landing page so you don't have to pay monthly fees anywhere.

Learn how to build a compact, NVMe-supported Raspberry Pi 5 server for hosting media, blocking ads, and managing web traffic at home.

Password: raspberry, replace this with user's password (if other than pi). With luck, you should now have access to the external USB hard drive, via FTP, internal to your own network.

Raspberry Pi tinkerers have a new tool from Google that helps make use of the device as a private web development environment. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer Sept. 13, 2013, 5:35 a.m. PT ...

There are lots of great #Raspberry Pi projects you can make. Add to the growing list using the small computer as an FTP server—a solar-powered one, ...

The Raspberry Pi has enough grunt to act as a media server - such as with SqueezePlug - but for the purposes of this tutorial we're suggesting you use it as a cheap media centre only.

All Linux distros can access the USB printers connected to the Raspberry Pi without any tweaks to the distro Converting from HTML to PDF A more interesting way to convert HTML pages into PDF file ...

The print server job is not intensive, so even the starting wireless model — Raspberry Pi Zero W ($9.99 with a $5.95 power supply and a $2.95 Micro-USB to USB Type-A cable for power) — will ...

This Raspberry Pi-Powered Web Server Hasn’t Crashed Yet One man decided that his Raspberry Pi would be better suited hosting content on the Internet and he’s managed 45k monthly views just fine.