I’ve been rebuilding a #RaspberryPi installation that supports my classic Mac habit 😄
I used to use the awesome #MacIPGW image which includes a ton of pre-configured software like #netatalk. But it hasn’t been updated in a while so I used it as excuse to start from scratch.
I used this Pi Zero W as my starting point. HDMI video stopped working on it for unknown reasons. I added an Ethernet/USB hub hat and a #TashTalk 2 hat for #LocalTalk devices.
@paulrickards there is a tiny chip on Pi (HDMIDP1) - like super small silver square somewhere around HDMI - try replacing or at least reflowing that one. Looks something like this: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EuTdNlZ
@arstechnica meh, Palm was cool and all, but I had an iPAQ H3835 in 2001 - and still do and it still works - with a foldable keyboard. It was purely awesome. I opened this whole construction on my lap on the bus home from Lyceum and wrote some code in PPL - C-based language some fella developed for the Pocket PC back in a day. Strangers on the bus thought that Matrix has got them 🤣, because I was if not the only one - probably one of the very few people with those things here in Kyiv.
@arstechnica I thought that my next laptop at some point would be #Framework. I don’t think so now tbh - same issues as with #Fairphone. But yes, I hope both will sort it all out and set a good example for the rest of the technological community, because the ideas and intentions are really good.
@nixCraft I read the title three times and three times I read it like “win brute force driver”. And I was like, oh man, hacking Windows is now a built-in feature on a driver level 🤯🤣
@appleinsider that’s exactly how I use mine - as one of the NAS devices. Still thinking of replacing an HDD with an SSD, but keep hesitating. For like maybe the fifth year in a row 🤣
@nixCraft from what I can see it’s obviously something like a Flipper Zero attack. Definitely looks like a Rubber Ducky except it’s done over Bluetooth
Please choose from the two contemporary design styles for your wifi hardware: “rounded soft box with white light” or “satanic death cult blood sacrifice altar”
@nixCraft Remove any cartridges and wire the paint feed directly from a can. Reprogram the printer to screech your favorite song every time you show up. Show this printer who’s boss 😎
@arstechnica oh well, that holds true for 99,9% of ventures out there. The unbeatable majority is frightened by competing with quality or value and just falls miserably down to price wars. No one wins as a result in the long run.
@nixCraft Dos on a soviet computer called Poisk (Search if translated to English from russian) - a red machine that stored data on cassettes and required memory cartridges to be inserted into the slots on the keyboard. We used those in the first three grades of school here in Ukraine. They looked really close to this: