A better USB-to-serial adapter with a built-in screen. It supports baud rates from 1200 to 2 Mbit, all the while showing critical line status and traffic on its tiny yet full-featured monitor.
Paris-based Open Tools is developing an open-source inkjet printer that uses standard mechanical components and refillable ink cartridges, controlled by a Raspberry Pi Zero W. It can print on both sheets and rolls of paper, automatically cutting the latter to size, and aims to provide a repairable, upgradeable alternative to traditional printers.
The article discusses the growing trend of running Large Language Models (LLMs) locally on personal machines, exploring the motivations behind this shift – including privacy concerns, cost savings, and a desire for technological sovereignty – as well as the hardware and software advancements making it increasingly feasible.
Ricardo Lima Caratti releases an Arduino library that simplifies the use of the QN8066 FM transceiver, making it easier for hobbyists to build FM radio projects.
