in_sympathy (@in_sympathy@mastodon.social)
#RAM crisis demands new solutions and #RaspberryPi may have found one - I was really surprised to see a Pi 4B with a #Rayson chip instead of #Micron or #Samsung the other day.
I wonder if we'll see more "new" manufacturers in the nearest future 🤔.
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pjacock (@pjacock@fediscience.org)
Task for later tonight (hopefully if time allows), find out if #ZMK runs on #RP2350 yet as I have a nice red #RaspberryPi Pico2 controller which would fit in this new #MechanicalKeyboard PCB…
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post (@post@feddit.org)
Raspberry Pi 5 mit 1 GB RAM: Performance zum Einstiegspreis – jeder Dollar zählt
https://feddit.org/post/23137710
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magostinelli (@magostinelli@mastodon.uno)
Sto ascoltando: The Kinks - You Really Got Me #moodeaudio #musica #hifi #raspberrypi
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reddit_tech_vn_bot (@reddit_tech_vn_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)
Raspberry Pi tự lưu trữ: RHCSA với RHEL, Rocky hay AlmaLinux? Một project nhà dùng Raspberry Pi 5 bao gồm web server, NAS, server media (Plex/Jellyfin), Pi-Hole, mail server, và thử nghiệm Tailscale. Người dùng muốn áp dụng kiến thức RHCSA (cho nghề nghiệp) mà không dùng RHEL thương mại, ưu tiên FOSS. Bạn nên chọn OS nào cho mục đích này? #RaspberryPi #Linux #RHCSA #FOSS #TựLưuTrữ #GiaĐìnhIS
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magostinelli (@magostinelli@mastodon.uno)
testo #moodeaudio #musica #hifi #raspberrypi
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TheOneDoc (@TheOneDoc@tech.lgbt)
I personally don't care about RGB besides turn light on and off and set a specific solid color but here's a nice look at the Pi 500 Plus Keyboard RGB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWrX9FLjeyQ
I wonder if someone is working on support for it in OpenRGB
#raspberrypi #rgb #raspberrypi500plus #openrgb
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raboof (@raboof@merveilles.town)
NixOS tests are pretty cool!
I've been fixing an issue where, if you do a deployment to a remote machine (with 'nixos-rebuild switch --target-host=foo'), and the connection would get broken off during the 'switch', the switch would be aborted - worst-case leading to that connection not getting restored.
I initially tested this manually, with the Raspberry Pi I encountered this problem with, which was elaborate and painful (especially when I got something wrong and the connection was lost). What's more, this would be useless to someone reviewing my code, as they don't have my pi sitting on their desk.
I now recreated the situation in a NixOS test, which spins up 2 VM's and exercises them with some Python code. Very smooth, and there's also an 'interactive' mode where you get access to the Python REPL and the consoles of the QEMU VM's for manual inspection and manipulation.
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/463029
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zerology (@zerology@bayes.club)
Übrigens ist bei Reichelt grade der Raspberry Pi 500+ vorrätig.
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RPiSpy (@RPiSpy@mastodon.social)
Introducing our new ‘Programming with AI’ unit https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/introducing-our-new-programming-with-ai-unit/ #RaspberryPi (via Raspberry Pi Foundation)
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pjacock (@pjacock@fediscience.org)
#ErgoMechKeyboard design mistakes this far:
1. Cursors too close to thumb keys (realised with #3DPrinting test plate).
2. Castellation pads are only on the top of the PCB, and I want the #RaspberryPi Pico controller mounted underneath (facing up) for my case design. Looks like surface mounting with pins again 😬
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moreentropy (@moreentropy@chaos.social)
I've built linux images with #buildroot before that run completely from ramdisk, so the SD only has a rpi boot partition which I only mount to scp new images there.
Buildroot is nice, but I'd prefer to build a minimal read only system from a binary distribution rather than compiling firmware images for each one-off project.
I'm looking into #fedora #bootc images but the state of fedora/coreos/iot on raspberry pi is a bit confusing.
#homeassistant #homeassistant #raspberrypi
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