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EoY project is finally upgrading my Pi CM4 NAS to a recent OS that doesn't depend on a custom legacy 5.15.92 kernel that I literally backported 6.1-tree Pericom PCIe switch fixes to as well as building in SATA and XFS support.
Looks like openSUSE finally supports the Pi 5 https://news.opensuse.org/2025/11/…

With this being the first Raspberry Pi 5 of the cluster, and since those are notorious for running hotter than the Pi 4. Which I did extensive testing on last year: https://blog.wyrihaximus.net/2024/12/building-a-kubernetes-homelab-w…

What’s Better Than One Raspberry Pi Streamer? Two Of Them!
by Steven Stone
#roon

What's Better Than One Raspberry Pi Streamer? Two Of Them!
Steven Stone details his DIY journey building a dual-Raspberry Pi streamer, ultimately finding its subtle sonic and ergonomic benefits—especially long-term listening ease—surpass even pricier, dropout-prone built-in Ethernet solutions.

Ravens mentioned as potential landing spot for Cowboys star wide receiver https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/baltimore-ravens/news/ravens-mentioned-potential-landing-spot-cowboys-star-wide-receiv…

DK Metcalf (stomach) spends night in Baltimore https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47245853/steelers-metcalf-spends-night-baltimore-having-stomach-pain

"Ozone layer recovery shows what global cooperation can achieve"
#OzoneLayer #Emissions

Ozone layer recovery shows what global cooperation can achieve | The Optimist Daily
The UN’s latest ozone bulletin finds steady recovery under the Montreal Protocol, a proof point that science-based policy can repair the planet.

"The system now maintains 38-nanosecond median RMS offset from the GPS PPS reference, with frequency drift that’s barely detectable in the noise."
"World’s Most Stable Raspberry Pi? 81% Better NTP with Thermal Management" – Austin Pivarnik
https://

Habe mich gefreut, heute in der #UniBielefeld diese Plakate zu sehen.
Die Demo ist am 5.11. ab 13 Uhr vor dem Landtag in #Düsseldorf.
Vorsicht: Der QR-Code führt zu Whatsapp.
#SchlussverkaufBildung

Flooded disused coalmines could be a significant source of energy and provide cheap heat to thousands of homes, a new report argues.
Mine water geothermal heat (MWGH) systems use the water in flooded coalmines,
which is warmed by natural processes,
to supply low-carbon heat.
Heat exchangers and pumps recover the heat,
which is distributed via district heating networks to homes and buildings,
providing low-cost, long-term, stable energy.

This might become one of my next projects. Sounds very promising.
Building a Dedicated Diretta Link with Audiolinux on Raspberry Pi
by David Snyder
https://www.audiophi…

Building a Dedicated Diretta Link with Audiolinux on Raspberry Pi - Audiophile Foundation
This month's Tech Talk is provided courtesy of David Snyder, who has shared several presentations with the Audiophile Foundation on a range of digital audio topics from digital basics to network streaming. David has put together a comprehensive How-To g