I've seen people using #Box64 to play x86_64 games on ARM devices, it got me thinking: why not apply this to game servers? #linux #raspberrypi
You know, for science 🧪
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3-year-old: “Mom what are you doing?”
Me: “I’m building a computer. This is called a Raspberry Pi”
3-year-old grabs the Pi box and smells it: “Is there soap inside?”
When I reply “No” she completely loses interest and goes to play with her toy coffee machine
😅🤣
Identify a Raspberry Pi Board
Learn how to identify a Raspberry Pi circuit board's edition and model by using visual identifiers or by querying the system.
https://kb.adamsdesk.com/hardware/identify-raspberry-pi-board/
Mónica "la que nunca se está en paz" Gómez ahora presenta...
Una nueva instancia de #LibreTranslate que monté hoy. LibreTranslate es un servicio web de traducción basado enteramente en #SoftwareLibre , que no depende de Google ni de ninguna porquería GAFAM para traducir un montón de idiomas. No es muy rápido y las traducciones tampoco son las más notables, pero funciona muy bien y sirve como alternativa libre a Google Translate.
La instancia está orgullosamente montada desde mi Raspberry Pi (la cual muestro en este video: https://video.hardlimit.com/w/ikLu3NcB6drzoFKDmMXa2z) y está hosteada desde mi hogar. Para darle más uso a mi RPi es muy probable que migre acá mi instancia de #SearX desde mi VPS. En todo caso, no les puedo prometer un uptime del 100% dado que la energía eléctrica se va muy a menudo por mi casa, pero sí les aseguro que mantendré el servicio lo más accesible que se pueda 😉.
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¡Espero que les sea de utilidad! ;)
#libre #freesoftware #libretranslate #gafam #fediverse #autohost #infraday #raspberry #raspberrypi
I just discovered the amazing Evertop project by @cobble2stone @ericjenott! Evertop is a portable PC that emulates an IBM XT with an 80186 processor and 1MB RAM, running DOS, Minix, and other old 1980s operating systems, including Windows up to version 3.0. Powered by a low-power microcontroller and an e-ink display, it can run for hundreds or even thousands of hours on a single charge, thanks to its built-in solar panel and extreme power-saving measures. It's loaded with built-in peripherals like a keyboard, PS/2 ports, graphics support, audio output, serial ports, USB, Ethernet, WiFi, and LoRA radio. Charging options include a solar panel, DC input, and micro USB. It features a detachable keyboard, optional hibernate, and power shutoff. Storage is via SD card, and it's powered by an Espressif ESP32 microcontroller. Compatibility includes almost all IBM PC/XT compatible DOS software from the 1980s and early 90s. There's also a minimal version, "Evertop Min," which reduces weight and cost by removing some features. I'd love to see a model with a Raspberry Pi Zero for more productivity-focused tasks. Let's see if someone is already working on something similar! #Evertop #RetroComputing #PortablePC #OpenSource #DIY #TechInnovation #Emulation #OffGridComputing #ESP32 #RaspberryPi #Minimalism #Productivity #EInk #solar #solarpanel #Typewriter
