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Hello, cyberpals. I make Pushover and old Macintosh stuff and sometimes OpenBSD stuff for you and me.
I recently upgraded all my home network gear and cameras to Ubiquiti stuff that largely uses PoE
Something I hadn't considered with PoE is I can just have the fan-out switch on a UPS and everything else stays powered during an outage without needing UPSes in the attic and other random places
man i am not good with these computers
While fishing ethernet cable through my house this weekend, I found a bunch of these hidden in the walls
guys we have keyboard input
King Jim Pomera DM250US, DM250, and DM250XY
orange white orange
green white blue
blue white green
brown white brown
FWIW if you do a lot of soldering (or desoldering), this guy has a lot of creative techniques for particular situations and components
https://www.youtube.com/@mrsolderfix3996/videos
kids these days...
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/pc-cases/silverstone-reveals-the-flp02-late-80s-style-tower-pc-case-proudly-beige-but-thoroughly-modern-inside
This was fun
Post from The Lobste.rs RSS feed:
In defense of an old pixel https://lobste.rs/s/6n9ues #design #video #historical
monday rhymes with book
"Thanks for entering your e-mail address, would you like to log in with an e-mail we send you?"
"Nah, I'm good, I have a password"
"Ok, please enter your password"
*enters password*
"Thanks, but since you just logged in, we're going to send you an e-mail and you have to click the link to log in"
everything's clock
Post from :
Apple left behind a secret way to create animated iOS widgets — let's take it to its limit! youtu.be/NdJ_y1c_j_I
"dada, hamlet is switching to soft tires"
This thing is the new EU cookie permission popup
I wonder how much would need to change to make this work with the Pimoroni Pico Plus 2W which has 8MB of RAM so it could emulate a 4MB Mac Plus
https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/pimoroni-pico-plus-2-w
what the heck is this UI
To bring up OpenBSD on the RK3128, I have to compile a kernel on my laptop, copy it to an SD card, remove it, put it in the target, test it, remove the card, then repeat
The Badgerd SDWire allows one SD card to be used on two systems without physically swapping it, one over USB and one over MMC