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  1. @callme_jc@mastodon.scotMastodon

    I had the forethought to relocate my old Raspberry Pi 4 and repurpose it as a #HomeAssistant hub using HAOS, only to be stymied by my new USB dongle, which can’t be reflashed to act as an OpenThread border router because the manufacturer’s web-based firmware flasher is a blank page, litttered with 404 errors in the JavaScript console. Good job everybody!

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  2. @adafruit.comBluesky

    Adafruit’s LED Glasses powered by the nRF52840 which has native USB so it can work with either CircuitPython or Arduino! learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-eye... youtu.be/Jdu1jryOfK4

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  3. reposting for the daytime crew. part of this btw looks back at the repository for updates; I’m going to be adding new features over the course of the next several weeks. Use what’s useful to you and toss whatever isn’t.

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  4. The #AI #Autocrat How Technology Empowers—and Imperils— #Dictators This is AI’s promise to every autocratic ruler: the ability to maintain control without delegating tasks to unreliable humans. It is an extremely attractive prospect. No matter how powerful, dictators have always needed subordinates—censors, propagandists, security guards, police officers, intelligence analysts, and local bureaucrats—to carry out their orders. Now they have AI. foreignaffairs.com/united-stat…

    foreignaffairs.com The AI Autocrat

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