Tag: hardware
Using a split keyboard secondary spacebar as a function key
today iain learned: How to map a split keyboard secondary spacebar as a function key when held down
Enable browser access to keyboard firmware on Linux
today iain learned: How to enable browser access to a keyboard's QMK firmware on Linux, via the USB HID interface and udev rules
Replacing a Rabbit's Brain: Connecting the R1 to Hermes
I replaced the OpenClaw agent on my R1 with Hermes, running locally on a MacBook Pro.
Replacing a Rabbit's Brain: Connecting the R1 to Hermes
I replaced the OpenClaw agent on my R1 with Hermes, running locally on a MacBook Pro.
OpenClaw and the Rabbit R1
I got my Rabbit R1 talking to my Pinata-hosted agent. The agent did most of the work.
OpenClaw and the Rabbit R1
I got my Rabbit R1 talking to my Pinata-hosted agent. The agent did most of the work.
waving goodbye to windows - part 1
Okay, so the title might be a little misleading. I waved goodbye to Windows in favor of Linux (obligatory "I use Arch, btw") some time ago. Given that my personal laptop's hardware was of the 2016 era, I just couldn't run Windows very well any longer. Not that I wanted to anyway. I opted for an Arch-based distribution called CachyOS, set it up once, and didn't fiddle with it at all. It worked great! But as the aging hardware continued to cause problems, it became apparent that it was time to mov...
Always-on mini-monitor as a dashboard
today iain learned: How to build an always-on mini-monitor as a dashboard running on an Arch Linux/Hyprland computer
e542 — Vibe Coding Vowels
e542 with Michael, Andy and Michael - Stories and discussion on #ProgrammingLanguage #localization, #VirtualBoy #hardware & #emulation, #AR & #LaserKeyboard, #LEGO terrestrial & orbital #dwellings and a whole lot more.
Portland startup AheadComputing raises $30 million
I’ve been talking about the hardware renaissance that’s beginning to take shape around here. You see, as AI computing resources become more and more scarce, I hypothesize that we’re going to see people working to advance the technology to make things more efficient and effective. And a local startup helmed by Intel alums is definitely running that playbook. AheadComputing just raised $30 million bringing it to $53 million raised in total.
it's finally a music player!
Who has time to write an update when there's a music player to develop?