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MCQN Ltd @MCQN_Ltd@social.mcqn.com
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Hello 👋

An . We are , an company in .

We make (and sell) gentle, Internet-connected objects, and help others build their and projects. So expect anything from Internet-connected bubble machines to sensors on wave-energy .

We're strong believers in ; both and /#PCB.

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And we work with many including and .

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G :donor: :Tick: @cirriustech@infosec.exchange
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Introduction

Redoing my as it was a bit of a sparse one when I joined.

I am a lifelong enthusiast, having worked in Financial Services IT for more than 25 years, across multiple disciplines including:
* -based platforms (A17/A19/HMP NX 6800/Libra 180/Libra 6xx/Libra 890)
* storage arrays (DMX 3/4 and most recently VMAX) including experience of (S), SRDF(A), BCV
* (2000 through 2019) including
* Various / OSes (/ / / / ) including experience of /#GFS2 SAN storage clustering
* Virtual Tape Server technology (B&L/Crossroads/ETI Net SPHiNX, )
* Automation/Scripting (, , , , )
* (, , , , )
* /#DisasterRecovery (Design/Implementation/Operations)

I’m focused on learning and getting hands-on with at home and computing solutions both at work and at home.

I moved into a role in 2020, so a lot of my focus is now more security focussed across all tech stacks.

My main focus at present when it comes to cloud is predominately , with Google and AWS of interest also, as well as other cloud infrastructure services such as those provided by CloudFlare, though I’m planning a move away from them due to their moral/ethical choices.

Away from work and tech, I love to the world with my wife and enjoy very amateur to record our adventures.

I also love most genres of , live in concert when I can, with a particular love of / and also (coincidentally, given the profession of a somewhat more well known namesake of mine!).

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Pierric @PierricD@mastodon.green
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Time for intros. This account was created in 2021, but only now in late 2022 do I come back to it. Ironically, I've never used Twitter. I just like the wave of enthusiasm :)

My interests are in:
- ( , , ....)
- (especially )
- and
- and
- and in particular
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FOSS for All @fossforall@mastodon.social
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🍓 라즈베리 파이, 어디까지 활용될 수 있을까?
DIY부터 임베디드 시스템까지, 최신 사례와 적용법

🔧 Lessons Learned from Raspberry Pi Use Cases:
A Deep Dive into Applying Them to Your Projects
👤 Masafumi Ohta(Raspberry Pi 커뮤니티 기여자)

세션 2025.fossforall.org/sessions/
티켓 event-us.kr/fossforall/event/1

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Alexandre :freebsd: @alelab@bsd.cafe
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I got a and I received this e-mail to inform me that they will stop to support the products line. I will not able to play music from neither use the radio service .
I will try to use my model 1B as a server then send the output to the speaker with AUX output. If it doesn’t work a will get soon a brick. I got all my CDs collection encoded in FLAC.
I will not bought another kind of these connected products anymore.

From: @theverge
flipboard.com/@theverge/the-ve

Bose is yanking key features from its SoundTouch speakers | Flipboard

The Verge - Starting in February 2026, SoundTouch speakers will lose cloud-based features like integrated Spotify access and multi-room playback. Bose is discontinuing support for the cloud-based features available on its SoundTouch products on February 18th, 2026. “After February 18, certain features — …

flipboard.com · Flipboard

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Natasha Jay 🇪🇺 @Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt
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Australian software engineer Sarah Spencer hacked a 1980's knitting machine to create "Stargazing: a knitted tapestry" to show the universe in a unique way. 🇦🇺

Sarah explains, “By using a floppy drive emulator written in Python and a web interface, I can send an image to the Raspberry Pi over the network, preview it in a knitting grid, and tell it to send the knitting pattern to the knitting machine via the floppy drive port ...

magazine.raspberrypi.com/artic

A woman standing in front of an enormous knitted map of the night sky, with constellations labelled
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Tailscale @tailscale@hachyderm.io
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Curious about Raspberry Pi and Tailscale? Discover how to transform your Raspberry Pi into a subnet router and exit node, enhancing your self-hosting capabilities. Dive into this slice of delicious Pi and explore the possibilities!

youtu.be/dneNjDu4HKU

A beginners guide to remotely accessing your Raspberry Pi from anywhere

Today's video is aimed at those of you who have been wanting to get started with a Raspberry Pi but weren't sure where to start. Alex walks through the whole...

www.youtube.com · YouTube

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Jeff Geerling @geerlingguy@mastodon.social
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Raspberry Pi just announced the Pi 500+

It has a quad-core CPU, 16 GB of RAM, 256 GB SSD (built-in NVMe), and an RGB backlit mechanical keyboard (Gateron KS-33 blue switches).

Cost: $200.

First thing I did was yank the SSD out and replace it with an M.2 to OCuLink adapter, so I could game and local-LLM on the thing, using an AMD RX 7900 XT with 20 GB of GDDR6 VRAM.

Pi 500+ with eGPU for gaming
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Justin 🇻🇦 @jforseth210@rcsocial.net
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Bit late for a , but better late than never.

I'm a high school student. I'm a farm kid, interested in

I'm and had the opportunity to visit the pre-covid.

I'm politically , willing to talk to people who disagree, but not interested in political arguments.

I'm interested in and . Currently running with on my main machine. I've played with on . Do some programming: I'm not bad with , okay with

I also make . Mostly farm life, but I make videos for my clubs, church, school projects, too. I fly a , and use a . Still have a lot to learn, but I'm pretty proud of my work.

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Mike Bell @mike@rebel-lion.uk
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time!

I can often be found playing with - especially the Pico and bits and bobs from .

I lived on a for several years and enjoy travelling the on our boat Rebellion :dragon:

Hobbies include (although since the pandemic more often online than with cardboard in person!) and , where I hunt with Team Rebellion. We're signed up to the MIT again this year!

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Sam Steele 🏳️‍🌈 🎮 📸 👨‍💻 @sam@mastodon.c99.org
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Hi, I'm Sam! I taught myself in the '80s on a Commodore 64 and an IBM PC XT with QBasic. Now I'm a software developer at IRCCloud, building and apps in and . Previously I worked on streaming apps at Last.fm.

Here are a few topics I'm interested in:


especially in
on
using , , and

GitHub: github.com/c99koder

Android and iOS developer for IRCCloud, Ltd. Previously at Last.fm - c99koder

c99koder - Overview

Android and iOS developer for IRCCloud, Ltd. Previously at Last.fm - c99koder

github.com · GitHub

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Michael J Burgess @beitmenotyou@social.beitmenotyou.online
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Taking Back Control: My Journey into Self-Hosting with Raspberry Pi
I am using Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 to self-host my blog, social media, and cloud storage. Here is why digital sovereignty matters, and how you can start your own self-hosti
https://beitmenotyou.online/taking-back-control-my-journey-into-self-hosting-with-raspberry-pi/
#SelfHosting #ActivityPub #Blogging #Cloudflare #Decentralisation #DigitalSovereignty #Docker #Nextcloud #RaspberryPi #SelfHosting #Web3 #WordPress

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quantixed @quantixed@fosstodon.org
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quantixed is a website of data analysis and general nerdery.

quantixed.org

Posts are typically about

I have written a book on using computers in and research.
cshlpress.com/link/digitalcell

posts are contributed to R-bloggers.

quantixed – x == (s || z). You say it kwontized

quantixed.org

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Your Future Ex Clippy @yourfutureex@metalhead.club
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Late slap-dash :
Sleeper metalhead: no tattoos, visible piercings, spiked bracers, just normcore dressing and at times a dash of makeup. I live by the Seven Fundamental Tenets. , budding chef. Full time bad attitude project manager, part time bitch. Supporter of self-hosted on . Metaphorical Belgian, sitting on the fence. You already know my last toot here. Currently on a journey to build .

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🇳𝗮ꜟ𝖼𝘩 @Naich@fosstodon.org
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I was in the first Birdsite exodus, but now using Mastodon exclusively.

I'm an technician at a major university, starting to think about what to do when I retire.

I try not to post too much political stuff. Mainly , stuff, things, things, , and general wibbling on about stuff.

I'm currently getting my ready for riding.

Nice to meet you.

Other interests:

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Robert von Burg :vegan: :tux: @eitch@mstdn.gsi.li
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So i guess an is the thing to do. I'm a software developer with heavy focus on Java, i work at atexxi.ch which i co-founded, using strolch.li on a to communicate with our servers to try and lessen nurses burden on drug logistics.

I've been using Linux as my daily driver for over a decade, do some gaming, and love setting up infrastructure like etc.

atexxi | flexibel. modular.

www.atexxi.ch

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emilianosandri @emilianosandri@bsd.cafe
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So proud of my little : after long without a decent LAN because I cancelled my home Internet subscription in favor of tethering from my mobile phone I finally took the matter in my hands.

I turned my into a router who takes my iPhone's Internet connection trough USB tethering and shares it to Wi-Fi and Ethernet clients.
Why I did this instead of just using iPhone's built in Wi-Fi hotspot? Well, it boils down to two reasons:
- Some devices and operating systems struggles with Wi-Fi or may be completely incompatible with it.
- iPhone Wi-Fi enforces client isolation impeding an actual LAN between connected devices. On the Raspberry I'm free to set my own rules for routing, DHCP, DNS... so I put all the devices connected trough both Wi-Fi and Wired under a single subnet where they can easily communicate and share data.

I then installed and configured Avahi (an open source equivalent of Apple's "Bonjour") on devices who didn't had it preinstalled allowing them to find each other using hostnames, without the need of a central DNS.

An iPhone SE is connected trough USB to a Raspberry Pi, the Raspberry Pi is linked trough Ethernet to a TP-Link network switch. Two more computers are connected to the switch: a big workstation and an Intel NUC.A picture of half of my desk where there's a monitor, a keyboard and a mouse for my desktop computers and a MacBook Air on its stand.
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Collabora Office @CollaboraOffice@mastodon.social
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Set up Collabora Online in minutes!

Watch how to set up Collabora Online on a Raspberry Pi or Linux system using the Collabora/CODE Docker image — simple and efficient.

☑️ Quick Raspberry Pi setup
☑️ Easy Docker installation
☑️ The simplicity of running Collabora Online without complex setups

🎬 Ready to get started? Watch the full guide: buff.ly/ddlzXH0

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Klaus Zimmermann :unverified: @kzimmermann@c.im
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In my warmup for 25, I dusted off ol' pal model B and burned 10 on an SD card to set it up.

It all went well (slow, but hey) but one thing that I still can't get around (that I didn't experience so much last time I tried it) is the console. Control chars get printed instead of arrow and home/end keys, no colors, etc. Hate to say it, but all in all, it feels backwards compared to a modern, full-fledged console environment of or Linux. And it's starting to wear me out.

But I have a feeling that this is somehow my fault for not configuring the console properly or using the right output or something. I never had to deal with this before, so anybody knows how I can configure this so I can have a modern env in NetBSD?

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Bastianoso @Bastianoso@mastodon.social
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Moin, meine für & :

Ich bin in , und technikbegeisterter Hobby- mit einer Vorliebe für .

Themen bei mir sind , , , & ( via @katzothekKatzothek — powered by Anifit) sein. Gemischt mit allerlei Privatem, Lokalem und teilweise auch Politischem.

Ich freue mich auf eine nette Zeit im !

(he/him, german/english, automatische Trötlöschung)

, updated 2025-06-30

Die beiden sibirischen Kater Hemingway (links, beige) und Igor (rechts, rot) auf einem blauen Sessel.
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