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Baby North case
Reddit user HardWiredFurry found a beautiful copper heatsink and was inspired to build their own. This build uses two fans for cooling, as well as the copper heatsink, and is now looking aesthetically pleasing on their desk while hosting a Minecraft server.
Sony Watchman cyberdeck
From 1982 to 2000 Sony also made a line of pocket TVs, which didn’t catch on as much in the UK (who wants to walk around glued to a tiny portable screen, eh?). These devices, collectively called the Sony Watchman, came in many, many variants as screen technology evolved over 18 years of production. What’s […]
Raspberry Pi Cluster Briefcase
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