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0 – Introduction If you have some experience with the Ubuntu command line and want to save a little extra power on your homelab server, then switching from Ubuntu Desktop to Server might be a good idea. Ubuntu Server uses the same kernel as the Desktop version and, ignoring the Desktop environment, it is the […]
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0 – Introduction A common advice for those who want to get started with emulators development is to try implement a CHIP8 emulator. This is a good advice, because the CHIP8 specification is quite small and simple to implement. And gives a very good overview of the basics on how processors work. In this tutorial
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0 – Introduction If you are tired of getting ads everywhere and want to be at peace, at least in your own home, then Pi-Hole is a godly addition to your homelab. In this article we will install Ubuntu Server on a Raspberry Pi 5 and configure Pi-Hole in it. Note: I will be doing
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0 – Introduction Building a simple LED blink project is often the first step into the world of embedded systems and microcontroller programming. While many projects rely on the Arduino’s more user-friendly IDE and libraries, sometimes you want more, more speed or more control, and that’s when you should go lower, closer to the metal.
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0 – Introduction Arduinos are very popular microcontrollers for people who are studying or working with hardware and hobyists. In Ubuntu there are some different ways of coding and uploading your code to a Arduino but the official way is to use the Arduino IDE and that’s what we will be installing in this article.
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