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tinypilotkvm.com
Updates about my life and what I learn about creating software |
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www.bigmessowires.com
[AI summary] The Floppy Emu, a hardware device for emulating floppy disks on vintage computers, has received widespread acclaim from users. It allows retro systems like Apple II and Macintosh computers to boot and operate with modern storage solutions such as SD cards. Users appreciate its ease of use, compatibility with various machines, and the ability to preserve and run classic software. However, some challenges exist, such as compatibility issues with certain Mac models and the need for specific cables for certain systems. Overall, the Floppy Emu is a highly regarded tool for enthusiasts and historians interested in preserving and experiencing vintage computing. |
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zach.bloomqu.ist
[AI summary] The author describes building a Raspberry Pi-based remote server management system called Pilo, which allows for keyboard input, power control, and video streaming to access and manage a server remotely. |
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tsumarios.github.io
This blog post provides a clear, step-by-step guide to setting up WireGuard on a Raspberry Pi running Red Hat-Compatible OSs and configuring an Android device to connect to it without headaches! |
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