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21.04.2026 01:55
r (@r@fed.brid.gy)

PoEポートに挿すだけでスイッチ情報を表示——ラズパイZero 2W製ネットワーク診断ツール「RaspberryFluke」

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20.04.2026 22:32
giggls (@giggls@karlsruhe-social.de)

Ich werde ja den Endruck nicht los dass dieses pi-gen ein ziemlich wüstes Gebastel ist.
#raspberrypi




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20.04.2026 21:22
andi (@andi@snac.sonnenmulde.at)
Oh wow! The newly released version 1.4.0 of the Snow Macintosh emulator now even runs on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2. Previous versions only showed a black screen.

It comfortably fits into the 512 MB of available RAM, using about 50-60% of it. The downside - two CPU cores almost pegged to 100% still only result in about 1/3rd real world speed for compact 68000 Macs (emulating a Mac Classic or Mac Plus in my case). This is slow - considering how slow these machines already were.

But hey, it works!

@twvd@mastodon.social

#retrocomputing #raspberrypi #snowemu #tinymac




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20.04.2026 21:15
nebucatnetzer (@nebucatnetzer@social.linux.pizza)

I removed all my #Raspberrypi from my network and #NixOS configuration.

Main reason was that I needed to reduce my side projects a bit.
The raspi's were a nice experiment but I just needed to reduce my workload a bit and their hardware and architecture don't help to make things easier.

In addition I set up #Wireguard (when you remove some projects you can start new ones right?) with the plan to have it enabled all the time.
The initial idea was to have a mesh but I have now so few devices that a star made more sense.

#selfhosted #yakshaving




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20.04.2026 20:46
tomekw (@tomekw@functional.cafe)

I got my #RaspberrPi. What was the second thing, after configuring #PiHole, I did? I installed #AdaLang compiler and built Tada!

Happy hacking in Ada on #RaspberryPi!

github.com/tomekw/tada/release

(tada-0.11.0-linux-aarch64)




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20.04.2026 19:54
ghalfacree (@ghalfacree@mastodon.social)

And last but not least, Matthias Wendel has written a handy program for the PIco's programmable input/output (PIO) blocks which can turn any bit of metal into a surprisingly sensitive proximity sensor.

Yes, there *were* a lot of Raspberry Pi-based things today.

hackster.io/news/matthias-wand




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20.04.2026 19:51
ghalfacree (@ghalfacree@mastodon.social)

Then a new model in the M5Stack Cardputer range, but this one's not a microcontroller-powered gadget: it features the #RaspberryPi Compute Module Zero, which is basically what you get if you cut all the ports off a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 and squish it into a stamp form-factor.

hackster.io/news/m5stack-unvei

#Technology #News #Hackster




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20.04.2026 19:50
ghalfacree (@ghalfacree@mastodon.social)

Automated plane-spotting next, combining an ADS-B receiver (running via a low-cost RTL-SDR dongle) which decodes the plane's location, trains a HQ Camera Module with a telephoto lens on that spot in the sky, snaps a picture, and passes it to OpenCV to see if it actually managed to catch the plane or not.

hackster.io/news/przemek-wasin




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20.04.2026 19:49
ghalfacree (@ghalfacree@mastodon.social)

It's round-up time - and no, you didn't miss Friday's, I had a rare day off.

First up this week: the YARH.IO M4, a -powered 3D-printable handheld with a slick desktop stand.

If it seems familiar, it was actually unveiled two years ago - and now the design files are finally available for you to make your own.

hackster.io/news/the-yarh-io-m




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20.04.2026 17:48
xylophilist (@xylophilist@mastodon.online)

2026-04-20 07:53:00 M7.4 off Honshu, Japan

..as picked up in Perthshire, Scotland. Quite the wobble.

USGS: earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

Grauniad for the related tsunami hazards: theguardian.com/world/live/202

#earthquake #japan #honshu #geology #raspberrypi #raspberryshake #seismology #citizenscience





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20.04.2026 16:52
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

От PLC к своему HMI и AI-анализу

В первой статье и второй статье мы заставили крутиться PMSM-мотор под управлением комплекта P-NUCLEO-IHM03, внедрив в прошивку поддержку FDCAN. Чтобы превратить DIY-проект в нечто более серьезное, нам нужен верхний уровень: наглядный интерфейс, интеграция с индустриальными стандартами и, конечно, немного магии современных LLM для диагностики. Сегодня мы построим распределенную систему управления, где OpenPLC берет на себя логику, Node-RED — визуализацию, а AI-агент — роль инженера-диагноста.

habr.com/ru/articles/1025712/

#diyпроекты #orangepi #raspberrypi #llmмодели #n8n #nodered #llama




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20.04.2026 15:32
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

Расширяем проект на микроконтроллерах с OpenPLC

В предыдущей статье мы подключили CAN bus к STM32-IHM03, настроили базовую коммуникацию и запустили управление PMSM-двигателем. Теперь пришло время расширить проект — добавить в него периферийный микроконтроллер в качестве удалённого I/O-узла и организовать логику управления с помощью OpenPLC. В этой статье мы рассмотрим, как подключить Raspberry Pi Pico W по Modbus RTU к одноплатному компьютеру Orange Pi, запрограммировать микроконтроллер в среде OpenPLC Editor на языке контактно-релейных схем (LD) и удаленно управлять реле по Modbus. Попутно разберёмся с настройкой шилда RS485 CAN HAT, адресацией пинов и регистров.

habr.com/ru/articles/1025660/

#raspberrypi #modbus #openplc #plc #iec_611313 #diyпроекты




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