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    @fdrc_ff hahaha grandissimo!!!!!!!!

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    _elena@mastodon.socialundefined
    @fdrc_ff hahaha grandissimo!!!!!!!! 🙌🏆Tienimi aggiornata sulle tue prossime avventure (visto che il catalogo di YunoHost ha centinaia di app, the sky is the limit) 🚀
  • cybersecurity@poliverso.orgundefined

    Crouching Typewriter, Hidden PC

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    Crouching Typewriter, Hidden PCGo back a couple of generations, and rather than a laptop or a luggable, the office accessory of choice was a portable typewriter. As the 20th century wore on, the typewriter became electric before eventually being eclipsed by luggable and laptop computers. On YouTube, [Prototype] is turning back the clock, by turning an old Smith-Corona electric typewriter into a luggable computer– with a stretch goal of still being able to type.Yeah, just gutting the typewriter and shoving an SBC inside wasn’t ambitious enough for [Prototype]: his goal is a working typewriter and an x86 gaming PC. To facilitate this, he guts the Smith-Corona keyboard, and 3D-prints a new top plate to add a little more vertical space in the old typewriter. The new top does recreate the original layout and the Corona switches get printed adapters to fit them to mechanical switches [Prototype] is using with a vibe-coded Arduino. Why one would bother with ChatGPT when QMK is right there, we could not say, but feel free to skip 6:20 to 15:00 if you’re watching the video but want to avoid that side quest.Unfortunately, the “get the keyboard working” side-quest is either faked or deferred to video part II, which has not been posted yet. In this video he demonstrates that he can actuate a single hammer with a servo, but that’s a far cry from a working typewriter so, we’re really hoping he comes through on that promise in Part Two. Even if the build stops with just one hammer, that would give the tactile sound-and-feel that other builds turn to solenoids for. Squeezing a small-form-factor motherboard and graphics card into the old Smith-Corona is also going to be an interesting challenge. It’s certainly going to be a step up from using the keyboard as a terminal.If you like this project but balk at the idea of destroying a working piece of vintage office equipment, it is possible to turn a typewriter into a USB keyboard non-invasively. If you like this project at all, join us in thanking [Katie] for the tip. Not your cup of tea? Tell us what is, with a tip of your own.youtube.com/embed/Bgk944awGcQ?…hackaday.com/2026/01/30/crouch…
  • admin@vido.socialundefined

    I have no idea why my #software works!

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    oblomov@sociale.networkundefined
    @admin ROTFL
  • liberotoncello@mastodon.unoundefined

    Qualche anima buona mi dice come faccio a condividere questa 5/6 qui su mastodon ?

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    liberotoncello@mastodon.unoundefined
    @tizianomattei @altbot Hai ragione , a quell'ora il cervello non ragiona bene .Ho fatto uno di quei giochini per trovare una parola , appunto "parole" e mi da il risultato e anche questo in foto , ma poi non so come riportarlo nel mio toot pubblicato .Quando clicko su condividi non c'è la scelta di mastodon (spero di essermi spiegato chiaramente ) .