I tried to install librtlsdr-dev package and for some reasons I got a nasty
error:
> sudo apt-get install librtlsdr-dev
...
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
librtlsdr-dev : Depends: libusb-1.0-0-dev but it is not installable
I noticed that there was no lib-usb-1.0-0-dev package, so the repository is
inconsistent. So what I did was to install the package from Debian Stretch that
can be downloaded from
here.
You can install it as follows:
⊳ Lo-Fi Zelda - 2019-08-19 07:57:40
It’s cool to see how fitting is this song with the Lo-Fi/Vaporwavish style.
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Probably one of my favourites amongst Boards of Canada sounds. It fits perfect
with Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, a novel by Haruki
Murakami. The ambient fits perfectly with the setting described in the book,
most of it quite unsettling, yet really enjoyable.
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Reviewing the Deep Asian Breaks video I went to do some searching on the authors
of the tracks… and I found this nice piece of music:
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I hope you enjoy it :)
Hellllooooo everyone!
I’m alive, again. Maki asked me to make a blog post about how we changed the MSX
HitBit T7 japanese power supply unit (from now on PSU) for a more modern and european one. So, let’s do
this.
Update (2020-05-29): Victor Muñoz tutorial
Victor Muñoz followed this post (plus the discussion we have had on email) and
did this mod. He has shared with me a PDF containing the tutorial he has made.
So check this for additional notes and photos so it’s clearer.
Lately I have been using a lot CLI (Command Line Interface) applications for
everything, mainly because they enhance the just keyboard user expirence along
with a great functionallity with a low resource footprint. Yes, it may be harder
to use them and harder to configure, but I think the outcome is satisfiying.
I will introduce a bit the applications and where to start without much detail,
because there’s a lot of documentation already available :).
Hello!
It has been a while since the last post. Yes I’m alive.
So, in this post I will introduce you to two marvelous concepts:
- BitlBee
- IRC on an MSX with an TCP/IP UNAPI compatible network card.
Let’s begin…
Introduction
Why would you do that? I mean, there are more efficient ways to communicate with other people that require less effort, right?
Well, here are my two cents for the first point, BitlBee. BitlBee is a service that acts as a gateway for several instant messaging services, e.g. Facebook Messenger, Google Hangouts or Slack. Ok, but… a gateway to what? IRC, of course.
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