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After countless counter content, there's only one loose end left: what happened to those cute little LCD displays?

In the previous post, I briefly mentioned that I hadn't managed to upload code to the ATtiny using a Raspberry Pi.

I have had a hardware project in the making for a while now.

Have you ever woken up in the morning feeling like writing a programming language?

The ChatGPT-refreshed version of the original image Actually, it should be '36 months later', but I couldn't resist the weak movie reference.

What is "real"?

I got an e-paper display and a picture frame as a gift, so naturally, we're building a home cluster out of old mobile phones.

Eight years.

I feel like I painted myself into a corner here.

Did I just print that for the sake of a pun?

Let's talk a little about language learning.

The previous clock-building project made me think that there must be a simpler way.

I've been thinking for a while now that it would be an interesting project to put together a desk clock.

The year is 1993.

It could happen that we want to give someone access to some stuff that's running on our computer.

Now with extra fingers for the more efficient hacking experience!

Somehow I've always been attracted to the idea of having a home server.

Years ago I gave an in-house talk about a vulnerability that's so tangled, so improbable, that it still amazes me to this day.

Our topic for today, dear reader, is a little thought experiment: what if everyone had their own personalized (even local) search engine, instead of having to use central providers (DuckDuckGo, Google, Bing, and others)?

Web developers at work; late work of Leonardo da Vinci Sometimes I feel like an endangered species among all the half-eaten apples, so I'll tell you a little bit about what my development environment looks like as a (web) developer on Windows.