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People are ditching sleek laptops for DIY ‘cyberdecks’ Custom mini computers built with Raspberry Pi — often inside bags, boxes and vintage cases Most run Linux and can be used for coding, writing or simple gaming

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Angela Johnson5 个月前

Me personally, I strongly suggest supercomputers in saddle bags, couple jetsons, DGX, solar panels, tailscale mesh

Kedai Nasi 的头像

Kedai Nasi5 个月前

performative pieces of shits that nobody will ever use IRL

Cole G 的头像

Cole G5 个月前

It’s me.

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Enough Places To Hide5 个月前

Can't see myself ditching my 17" laptop for a 4" screen and a 5" keyboard.

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MrPP5 个月前

your reddit BBW sir

Colin McGuire 的头像

Colin McGuire5 个月前

Stfu no one is doing this. This is some kook shit.

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ΣTΞCH @ RDC265 个月前

@Da_Real_Hugo Getting nothing done on a blackberry keyboard lol not even light programming

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Serial experiments Luna5 个月前

I been thinking on building one of these into an old school laptop. I won't destroy a working vintage computer but one that is pretty much destroyed should be fine. Or 3D print it if I get a big enough printer.

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Andre Buckingham 🧙‍♂️5 个月前

after pi-5 they really can be daily drivers... get the 8gb and a nvme drive and they are fully usable for anything you need... i have four of them... use them for all kinds of things

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Tou5 个月前

gonna have hard time in the airport.

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ᴡᴀʀʀᴇɴ5 个月前

My raspberry pis I built for $540 dollars last year would cost $1700 today. Good luck

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Nathan's Nexus5 个月前

For the more discerning dev.

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Health Warrior5 个月前

Also a surefire way to catch the attention of an air marshal mid-flight. Good times.

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Leezelbub5 个月前

Performative af

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JohnMWagner5 个月前

@jessioa5 Did something like this one time. It was more fun designing and building it than actually using it.

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Richard Glutes5 个月前

"people" and it's half a dozen people on tiktok

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𝕋𝕠𝕟𝕪𝕊𝕥𝕒𝕣𝕜 ⌘5 个月前

Still figuring out on how to convert my iPad mini into a cyberdeck maybe @alexinexxx has a solution!

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Alexander Hermann5 个月前

Well yea tired of having to have a Gmail just to be able to do anything.

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Bytebro5 个月前

Yep, “People” really are, a total of 6.

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Locks McLeveler5 个月前

unfortunately these are only used for tiktok videos, and not personal computing

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AisistenciA5 个月前

I can see this becoming a trend for people giving their agents cool digs like this.

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Trindorai5 个月前

Pretentious shit with no taste.

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Randolph5 个月前

Ok but is this even real wood ? Real leather ? Where is ur product link Ik you have one

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Dade Murphy5 个月前

People need to stop calling a iPad and a portable keyboard and shoving it in a brief case and calling it a cyber deck. That's not what a cyber deck even fucking is. Sure call it that but all your doing is what I said. A cyber deck needs full customization start to finish.

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Forged by Fire Glass5 个月前

@InffyPaul

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Jarod Kintz5 个月前

I think @DanielInBranson should carry one of these to all @BransonFirst meetings

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A D5 个月前

MAKE PI CHEAP AGAIN

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Erwin Geerts gepubliceerd Autheur5 个月前

Do you get this message people from RT, please respond,just a yes is good enough, I have news for you

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Viperr5 个月前

@TsukiIwakura Don’t recommend taking to the airport

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Sam Sepiol5 个月前

Just get a Thinkpad. It’s not that hard 🤐

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Necessary Deals5 个月前

Here you go. @grok draw a machine red color #ad

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The guy around5 个月前

What tf am I supposed to do with this. Not to mention it looks nothing like the original product you showed

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BRAVEN5 个月前

Nope we’re not doing this

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