A Tinker's Log

Since the last post, I have been wondering how best to run a local agent in a 'sandboxed' environment.

First step in getting started with local llm/agents.

I enjoy watching IPL highlights.

CLEye -> CLI -> Command Line Interface I would love avoiding the mouse if I could.

I built assembled a computer a couple of years back: Back then, I re-used a 24 inch monitor from my older setup.

I just bought my first DSLR!

Build log for: This First, read up on the types of SMD LED's (SMD - Surface Mount Device, also known as super tiny electronics stuff).

Yeah, I have to worry about sump pumps now.

[Rant warning] Imagine you are the all powerful root creature of a *nix system.

SO, I got the AVR programmer ready.

[Part -1] I had (in hindsight, prematurely) prepared the hardware to program AVR micro-controllers using the ISP protocol.

I previously logged my attempts to program a $5.99 "AVR/Micro SD Development Board" based on the ATMEGA32U4.

Meet the cub.

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Update: Follow the next chapter here: Re-purposing the ATMEGA32U4 board as an AVRISP Programmer - PART 1 A lot of my hacks ..er.. ideas for hacks usually need a microcontroller heart.

I have been asking my friends to donate their fried/junk/recycle headed electronics in the hopes of getting 'a look' inside and maybe salvage some parts for my mad lab.

Enlightenment is 'not just' a window manager for Linux.

A couple of days back a colleague posted two free routers in the company for-sale list, I recalled reading something about hacking routers with custom firmware and figured I would enjoy doing something with it.

A place to log my tinkering.