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0 – Introduction Do you have a small company or want a way to talk to your friends without anyone spying on you? Then Mattermost is for you. It was made for the business world, with a lot of integrations with other services, you can make text channels, voice calls, share your screen and camera, […]
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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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