Setting up Moonlight on a Raspberry Pi 4
Some notes on how I setup Moonlight to auto-launch on a Raspberry Pi 4, as well as random display/audio issues.
Some notes on how I setup Moonlight to auto-launch on a Raspberry Pi 4, as well as random display/audio issues.
Sometimes your laptop might run too hot and you want to reduce the temperatures.
Apart from cleaning the fans and changing the thermal paste, there are 2 software options available to you.
asyncio
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This is a short guide on how to setup Fedora with a Windows VM via libvirt, optionally sharing a RAID-1 Btrfs volume from the host to the Windows guest via SAMBA. I'm assuming you are coming from Windows.
Reasons why you might want to do this:
For a few months, while running my Windows 11 VM with a GPU passthrough-ed, I was getting random reboots/screen hangs. There was a clear pattern - the reboots/hangs occured whenever I launched a resource-intensive application on the VM, such as a game.
In an effort to trace down the problem, I looked through dmesg
(truncated for brevity) for various boots:
I own an Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (2nd generation). For the longest time, I was looking for a solution that would enable me to sync my reading progress between my phone and Kindle, as well as transfer books between all devices wirelessly.
I finally managed to accomplish this with Syncthing, KOReader and Calibre-Web.
I use Syncthing, a peer-to-peer filesharing program for my devices (most recently on my Kindle as well). There are a few network topologies possible in such a setup.
Yjs is a conflict-free, replicated data type, which allows for distributed, collaborative editing and offline synchronization, with automatic conflict resolution.
It can also be used as a database backend.
Recently, I was deciding between Yjs and the Prisma + tRPC + SQLite combination. As it was a small todo-style app, I settled on Yjs.
Here are the factors I considered for this decision.
I keep most of my photos and videos on Photoprism, a great open-source Google Photos alternative with features like facial recognition and viewing photos by location.
The Mikrotik family of routers are known for their extensive configurability, offering enterprise level features such as PoE, custom routes, VLANs and more. It runs a custom Linux distribution known as RouterOS which offers a WebGUI and terminal interface, as well as SSH.
I wanted to replace my old Singtel WiFi Gigabit Router AC Elite, after it started intermittently dying.