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Stefano on littleFedi
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A Raspberry Pi Zero in an open white 3D-printed case, connected via GPIO wires to a USB serial adapter. The components rest on a desk alongside custom littleFedi-branded 3D-printed covers and a BSD Cafe sticker featuring its cartoon mascot.
A Raspberry Pi Zero in an open white 3D-printed case, connected via GPIO wires to a USB serial adapter. The components rest on a desk alongside custom littleFedi-branded 3D-printed covers and a BSD Cafe sticker featuring its cartoon mascot.
A black 3D-printed littleFedi logo plate resting on a textured gold-colored surface, with separate cutout pieces for the icon and “Fedi” lettering placed below it. The visible layer lines and rough edges highlight the 3D-printing process.
A black 3D-printed littleFedi logo plate resting on a textured gold-colored surface, with separate cutout pieces for the icon and “Fedi” lettering placed below it. The visible layer lines and rough edges highlight the 3D-printing process.

Experimenting on a Friday night

#littleFedi #3dprinting

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neoslugman
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@stefano 👍

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@stefano@rpi0w.stefanomarinelli.it Is it using the SDcard for booting netbsd with littlefedi and the USB is for the databases?

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Stefano on littleFedi
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@sturai@littleone.littlefedi.social no, this is running totally from the sd card