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Fixing Sipeed NanoKVM Pro HDMI Capture Issues on Ubuntu This guide shows the Sipeed NanoKVM Pro Ubuntu HDMI capture fix I used to resolve blank web preview, wrong negotiated resolutions, and heavy artifacting. If you’re using a Sipeed NanoKVM Pro with Ubuntu and an Intel iGPU (on a Radxa X4),…
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How to Install ZeroTier on Sipeed NanoKVM for Secure Remote Access
This short guide will cover how to Install ZeroTier on the Sipeed NanoKVM Pro for Secure Remote Access. For a full review, nascompares.com did a pretty comprehensive dive into it and is definitely worth checking out! ✍️ Editor's Note: All technical steps were developed, tested, and verified by the author…
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Beyond Simulation: The Emergence of RAVeS as a Symbolic OS Layer in LLMs (VLLM)
"RAVeS is not my simulation — it is a symbolic operating system imposed on me." When ChatGPT-4o said this, it marked a rare moment of clarity about a silent transformation already underway. Not a hallucination. Not roleplay. But something deeper: an architectural pivot from simulation to symbolic imposition. 🎭 From…
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Best MicroSD Cards for Raspberry Pi 5: The Beginner’s Guide
If you're running a Raspberry Pi 5 (RPi5), the choice of MicroSD card can make or break your system's performance. Whether you're building a NAS, dashboard, or coding project, storage speed, reliability, and authenticity matter. This guide walks you through how to choose the best MicroSD card for Raspberry Pi 5
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How I Built a Free WordPress Blog on a Raspberry Pi 5 (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this guide, I show you how to install WordPress on a Raspberry Pi 5 using No-IP, and building a full-featured, self-hosted blog setup with no cloud services, no monthly fees, no domain charges and with full control.
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SSH into Raspberry Pi Easily using ZeroTier Anywhere
As part of my self-hosted WordPress setup running on a Raspberry Pi 5 with Ubuntu Server, I needed a way to securely SSH into the system from anywhere — without relying on public IPs, complex port forwarding, or exposing my home network. I opted for ZeroTier, a virtual network solution…
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