here's my blog post where I explain how I put this together
#weekendproject — Public Fediverse posts
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A Bike-Friendly, DIY Action Cam Stereo Microphone
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DIY WiFi Analyzer Sniffs Out Congestion and Coverage Issues, Suggests Fixes
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This weekend I've installed one of the 3-knob plates, anolg with new pickups. I've configured two kobs to independently control the volume of the bridge and neck pickups.
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Create Custom Windows 11 Notifications to Remind Yourself of Anything
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Voicebox FX is a Blueprint for CircuitPython I2S Audio
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Take Tool Photo, Generate Custom Gridfinity Bin
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Local AI in 3 commands
curl, pull, run — a full local LLM in three typed commands. Instant answers, fully offline, zero subscription, and your prompts train nobody.
https://selfhost.directory/project/ollama
#Ollama #Weekendproject #Surveillance #Sysadmin #Technology #Homeserver #Datahoarder #Cybersecurity #Itpro
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Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
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Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
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CW: Some beer I've been drinking
@caskfan was drinking a #AfternoonInChico by #WeekendProject at #SeldenArms on Thursday at 15:36 Served from cask, I rated it at 4.0 (very good) #beer #alcohol #untappd #beersofmastodon
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My #weekendproject was finished way earlier than expected.
The problem:
The strap of my messenger bag has an adjustable strap. The moment I want to put the bag down 2/3 times my long hair gets caught in the buckle.The solution:
Cut out a small strip from an old shirt, sow in rubber bands and close the loop around the strap. Now I have a guide for my hair to slide over.
Really happy with the result. I should have gotten earlier into sowing as a hobby.Duct tape might also have worked. 😅
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孤島耐え
暗黒の海
津は灯る-----
No HW project this weekend, but useful & nice learning during refurbish my intranet settings. replacing an super old DrayTek Vigorhttps://tgonet.de/blog/?p=5147
#ufw #honeypot #intranet #weekendProject #turris #turrisSentinel #tgonet
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3 Clever Things You Can Do With an Old Amazon Kindle
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ScanservJS: your scanner, freed
ScanservJS — your scanner, freed. Any scanner, any device. Scan from the browser. Straight into Paperless. Free and open-source. Install guide, alternatives and screenshots in the directory.
https://selfhost.directory/project/scanservjs
#Scanservjs #Weekendproject #Techtips #Datahoarder #Technology #Opensource #Homedatacenter #Sysadmin #Foss
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5 more apps that feel illegal to know
Round 2 of the classic: Stirling-PDF (kills Acrobat's $240/yr), Karakeep, Wallabag, Headscale, Kavita. Lesser-known, genuinely great, all free and open-source. Save the list — these are the ones people gatekeep.
#Stirlingpdf #Karakeep #Weekendproject #Privacyfirst #Degoogle #Raspberrypi #Unraid #Itpro #Proxmox #Linux
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Full Body VR Tracking Is Just Some Recycled Hardware Away
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Ah, yet another thrilling guide on writing a Lisp interpreter in Python—because who doesn't want to spend their weekend reinventing the wheel while pretending to understand Alan Kay's analogy? 🤓🔧 It’s like watching a cat chase its tail, but with more parentheses and less purpose. 🐈⬛🔄
https://norvig.com/lispy.html #LispInterpreter #Python #CodingGuide #WeekendProject #AlanKay #Humor #HackerNews #ngated -
Planning a prison break, cat edition.
#Caturday #CatsOfMastodon #pets #cute
#prison #mood #plans #escape #photo #weekendproject #cottagelife #midsummer -
Our (multi) #weekendproject is going great. It's also way more fun than expected. My first large scale sowing project 🥰
Next Weekend our #hackspace @bytewerk is going camping at the river Altmühl. We expect a lot of mosquitos attempting to eat us alive 🥺
Clearly we *need* to do some #upcycling out of 2 broken igloo tents to sow a gigantic igloo mosquito net.
It has a height of 2.95m and a floor space of 3.75m x 3.75m. It will fit 10 people and a table for our favorite social deduction game. -
Last weekend I played a bit around with the #hermes_agent and I directed some LLMs to generate a platform gateway plugin for #deltachat.
I got a bit carried away and now it even supports calling you 📞
and generating small #webxdc mini-apps. 🧩If you also want to communicate with your Hermes Agent over DeltaChat, here is the repo: https://github.com/Simon-Laux/hermes-deltachat-platform
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🎉 Franz is turning 10 and we get an "exclusive" founder's note that makes watching paint dry seem thrilling. 🚀 Ten years of a weekend project ballooning into something that...well, only the founder seems excited about. But hey, Franz 6 is here, everyone! Get ready to ignore it all over again! 🙄
https://meetfranz.com/blog/ten-years-of-franz #Franz10Birthday #Franz6Launch #FounderNote #WeekendProject #TechCommunity #HackerNews #ngated -
RE: https://mastodon.social/@ottaross/116598261223255146
Two days to the big group cake bake!
Join dozens of others around the world baking in the event this weekend.
The weekend comes early for Aus/NZ participants who get the first crack at it.
Follow #EBTSC for all the global action.
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CW: Some beer I've been drinking
@caskfan was drinking a #TrailMixWhiteIpa by #WeekendProject at #SeldenArms on Tuesday at 14:20 Served from cask, I rated it at 3.0 (good) #beer #alcohol #untappd #beersofmastodon
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For weekend project, I wrote a VidCutter app. The whole idea was to have kind-of-videoplayer that'll let me watch the video file and mark two points (start and end) and then create a new video file with only selected fragment of original file.
Technically you can use any video editing tool but I'm not aware of single one that can do this without performing re-encode, which is waste of time and electricity.
My solution - written in Lazarus-FPC - uses FFMpeg with copy "codec" so it's near instant (or "as slow as your storage medium") and DirectShow for video preview.
And use case? I keep archival recordings of interesting moments from my car's dash cam and they're in 3 minute segments, each takes around 650MB (it's 1920x1080 @ 30fps at 28Mbits/s bitrate) so my collection quickly grew to over 80 gigabytes of videos. And actually interesting is probably 1/5 of that, if not less. VidCutter will help me quickly throw away unneeded segments and reclaim storage.
Now the question is, is there a "market" for such tool? Is it worth sharing (even if it's only for Windows or anything that can imitate DirectShow)?
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RE: https://tutter.org/@blint/116501158505927410
Well, I'm finished! #Tutter :tutter: now migrated from an old #Kubernetes cluster with custom built and patched container image to it's own #NixOS vm! 🎉
Hopefully this'll help me maintain it easier, the migration from the old node with the kubernetes was necessary, so at least I tried this!Mental note: I'll need to write a blogpost about this process... So sad, that I still want to migrate my site from #Hugo to something static (manual html + css (maybe + js)) or ssg...
#Tutter #Sysadmin #NixOS #migration #Kubernetes #website #randomthoughts #weekendproject
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I bought the wrong color of grout by accident, but I've been putting off repairing a crack in the shower for weeks now so I just went for it. It was an easier process than I thought it might be, and now my first attempt stands out so I can see it and re-do it in the right color when I need another project.
for now, it should keep water from getting into the wall with any luck.
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Start your DjangoCon US talk proposal today, submit it Monday morning. Then, you have until August to put together the talk! Check out @webology's list of talks he'd like to see for winning ideas: https://micro.webology.dev/2026/03/19/djangocon-us-talks-id-like/
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Raspberry Pi Projects for Weekend Enthusiasts
Learn how to build your own media center or retro game console with a Raspberry Pi computer this weekend. Easy projects for beginners.
#RaspberryPi #DIYTech #RetroGaming #MediaCenter #WeekendProject
https://newsletter.tf/raspberry-pi-weekend-projects-for-media-and-gaming/
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You can turn a small Raspberry Pi computer into a media center or a retro game console this weekend. This is a fun way to use old movies and games.
#RaspberryPi #DIYTech #RetroGaming #MediaCenter #WeekendProject
https://newsletter.tf/raspberry-pi-weekend-projects-for-media-and-gaming/
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#DIY Project of the week. Birdhouse that vomites up mealworms 😂
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New to me CPU ... what on Earth would compel me to buy a used Haswell chip? I'll tell you what.
For about 3.5 years now I've been running Opnsense on a used I3-4160 Dell SFF PC that I bought for like $30 shipped. It's worked great. Except when the heat is on or it's hot outside. Then it's noisy AF.
Hoping that replacing the 54W chip with a 35W chip will make a difference. And some fresh thermal paste won't hurt either.
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Weekend project done. It's a simple but quite useful thing when testing or developing a new piece of hardware - a simple way to provide 4 digital or PWM outputs (or inputs) with direct hands-on control. I needed something like this many times and always ended up using either a power supply or some temporary hack with a devboard.
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Happy new year! Anyone running a #GhostBlog (version 6) #selfhosted with #ActivityPub enabled? That was my latest #weekendproject. Unfortunately, the ActivityPub part is giving me quite a bit of trouble right now. It sort of works, but it’s pretty rough and/or #buggy. For example, I can’t delete messages/posts that I postet to the Fediverse. Has anyone gathered some #experience with this?
Fediverse handle: @logbook
URL: https://captainhomebyte.deThanks for sharing!
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The project A Sign In Space reached an important milestone last year. A team of researchers was able to extract a cellular automaton and obtain a very interesting configuration, displaying what appears to be an amino acid diagram.
It might still be too early to discuss the ramifications of this conclusion. But it’s not too soon to play around with the results and imagine new interesting visualizations of the concept. The image you see follows a simple premise: what if we took a snapshot of the cellular automaton’s configuration at each frame, and turned the alive cells into cubes in a three-dimensional space? By adding one layer upon another like bricks, we construct these Pillars of Life. It would be fun to animate them!
