Before I jump into today's #Hackster round-up, it was the second Tuesday of the month yesterday - which means a new El Correo Libre, my monthly newsletter for the FOSSi Foundation, went up.
It's here, if you're at all interested in the happenings in the world of free and open-source silicon and the like. And it's still here even if you're not.
Over on #Hackster, meanwhile, there's the news that #RasperryPi OS is moving to requiring password authentication for each use of sudo.
Which means a *lot* of tutorials are going to need an extra step adding!
Exciting news from @mntmn next, as the MNT Station prepares for launch: an open-hardware chassis to adapt the open-hardware MNT Reform motherboards from the open-hardware MNT Reform laptop family for use as ultra-slim open-hardware desktops.
Did I mention it's #OpenHardware?
(I really need to get new batteries for my MNT Reform at some point - it ate the last lot...)
I feel like I've written about a lot of Doom ports, recently, but I couldn't resist this one: Doom... on a toaster.
An actual, literal toaster.
That, for some reason, has a single-board computer and full-colour touchscreen in it. Not a mod, I mean straight from the factory. Yeah.
Oh, and if you take too long to finish a level your toast burns.
Finally, Lime Microsystems - for whom I write the monthly MyriadRF newsletter, for full disclosure - has launched a new entry in the LimeSDR family of software-defined radios: the LimeSDR Micro.
No FPGA on-board, this time, but an NXP baseband processor with neato vector accelerator instead.
As always, those stories are also available ad- and tracker-free via the #GeminiProtocol.
Raspberry Pi OS sudo changes:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260415-sudo.gmi
The MNT Station open-hardware PC:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260415-mnt.gmi
Doom on a toaster(!):
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260415-toast.gmi
And the LimeSDR Micro M.2 board:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260415-lms.gmi
Gareth Halfacree
MattJohns