Linux and vintage tech
The SteamDeck might be my favorite electronic gadget, off-the-shelf device I have purchased, possibly ever. The newness has long worn off but the amount of use has maintained or perhaps expanded as it has moved into the home theater arena as well. One drawback of being a fairly early adopter of the Steam Deck was … Continue reading JSAUX Advanced Dock and Protective Shell for the SteamDeck | Review
Linux Saloon, the Tux Digital online Linux User Group, is returning for a live show on the 14th of January and I am quite excited for it. In an effort to improve things a bit. I have taken the time to better focus my organization effort of the show. I have set up a public … Continue reading Linux Saloon in 2023
The Ender3 is seemingly a fantastic, inexpensive, entry level machine to get you started in the wondrous world of 3D printing. I would hardly call it the most quality, feature-rich machines out there but the incredible affordability is what makes is a great starting place. This wasn't the first 3D printer I became familiar with … Continue reading Ender3 Ikea Lack Table Printer Enclosure
A few weeks ago I started to notice some problems with my computer and ultimately discovered that it had a RAM failure. It wasn't quite obvious to me that the RAM was failing until I did some digging. I have previously written about that time-vacuum of an experience. Thinking the the worst, that the larger … Continue reading HP EliteBook RAM Upgrade and Blatherings
In all my time using computers, I haven't had a memory failure since the late 80s on Commodore 64 which was likely caused by a static discharge. Every computer since, laptop or desktop, traveling around the world, have not seen any sort of memory issue. I've gong through hard drives, replaced screens, keyboards and touch … Continue reading HP EliteBook RAM Failure