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Category: Blog

Building a Sinclair ZX81 in 2022 with all new parts

2022-11-102022-11-10 Danie
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Some take the emulation route, but others demand a solution that’s closer to the original hardware. Following the latter path, [iNimbleSloth] is answering the question as to whether it’s possible to build a Sinclair ZX81 […]

Blog#sinclair, #zx81, retro, technology, vintage

Eufy has launched an Apple AirTag alternative with Find My integration, Android OS support, does more, costs less than Apple’s tracker

2022-11-092022-11-09 Danie
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If you think Apple’s $29 tracker is worth it, you may want to stop and rethink. Eufy has just released an AirTag alternative that actually does more, costs you less, and supports Android devices. The […]

Blogairtag, android, eufy, technology, tracker

Best Graphical Package Managers for Arch Linux

2022-11-082022-11-08 Danie
Deepin App Store for Arch Linux

A package manager is essential for the installation, removal, and upgrade of user and system-targeted packages on a Linux distribution. Also, package managers are viably applicable in resolving dependency issues in order for a targeted […]

Blog#packagemanagers, archlinux, linux, technology

Four simple steps to make Linux’s Bash prettier and more functional for non-expert users

2022-11-072022-11-07 Danie
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Many remote (and even local) commands can executed so much quicker when using Bash instead of graphical user interfaces, but for newer users, Bash can be an unfriendly and cumbersome environment. In this video I […]

Blog#bash, linux, productivity, technology, tips

The many branches of the Fediverse and why Mastodon is only one of many other connected social networks

2022-11-062022-11-06 Danie
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I also still see lots of confusion and questions from many new users flooding into Mastodon, and then wondering whether they must also have an account on Pixelfed, etc. The other issue is, that you […]

Blogfediverse, mastodon, socialnetworks, technology

Microsoft sued for open-source piracy through GitHub Copilot – Yes if an open-source license requires attribution, you need to do that

2022-11-062022-11-06 Danie
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Programmer and lawyer Matthew Butterick has sued Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI, alleging that GitHub’s Copilot violates the terms of open-source licenses and infringes the rights of programmers. GitHub Copilot, released in June 2022, is an […]

Blog#copilot, #github, licensing, opensource, technology

Volume Master is a Chromium-type browser extension to adjust the volume of individual tabs

2022-11-032022-11-03 Danie
volume master

When you’re watching a relaxing YouTube video, the last thing you need is an obnoxious autoplaying video or a loud notification blasting into your ears from another open tab. If muting all background tabs is […]

Blog#tabs, audio, browsers, extensions, technology

Rain launching Nvidia GeForce Now — first cloud gaming platform in South Africa

2022-11-032022-11-03 Danie
GeForce Now

Nvidia GeForce Now leverages cloud technology to stream PC games from powerful GeForce-powered servers at ultra-low latency. Users can stream titles they already own from digital gaming stores such as Steam, Epic, Ubisoft, and Origin […]

Blog#geforcenow, gaming, southafrica, technology

Xiaomi concept clips a full-size Leica lens onto a smartphone with a screw-on mount and 10-bit RAW capture, but we won’t likely be able to buy it

2022-11-022022-11-02 Danie
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Xiaomi’s new concept phone allows a full size Leica camera lens to be attached to the back of a prototype version of its 12S Ultra. The version of the smartphone released earlier this year is […]

Blog#xiaomi12ultraconcept, photography, technology, xiaomi

An easy-to-make Pi-powered pocket password pal – using self-hosted Bitwarden

2022-11-012022-11-01 Danie
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For those who don’t even trust a zero trust online service like Bitwarden, there is this option… This project takes the now well-explored USB gadget feature of the Pi Zero, integrates it into a Bitwarden-backed […]

Blogbitwarden, opensource, raspberrypi, selfhosted, technology

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