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Professor of Cats posted:Hey guys, just wanted to post more updates on my homemade dash for the Teslonda That looks b-b-badASSS
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Stumbled on this while trying to get Chromium Media Edition to play Netflix in TwisterOS: Pi now has official widevine (Netflix in browser) support: https://www.linuxuprising.com/2021/03/raspberry-pi-os-gets-official-widevine.html This worked for me on a fresh install of the latest raspbian or whatever the gently caress they're calling it now. Edit: If anyone gets Netflix running on their pi with a non-shite vsync please tell me ur secrets Super Nintendo 64 fucked around with this message at 06:25 on Mar 21, 2021 |
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drat I just found out that SATA hats exist for the Pi 4, but they're out of stock everywhere.
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Chadzok posted:I clicked this honestly expecting something about sensing nearby cadburys You just blew my mind
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I went to buy a soldering kit to attach something to the Pi Zero's pins. Apparently there's resin-based and non-resin solders? Is this anything I need to pay attention to regarding the Pi? Also, i3 Manjaro on the Pi 4 is pretty cool. The download for it wasn't available on OSDN, and as I type this I realise I downloaded an image from a random site without verifying its checksum 
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Klyith posted:Rosin is flux for soldering, and rosin core solder has its own flux. It's convenient if you only do occasional soldering, versus getting a separate thing of flux. OTOH it's less controllable, people who do soldering on the tiny circuit board components IIRC tend to use flux pens for precise application. Thanks for the info! I'm completely new to soldering so I'd never heard of any of this.
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