Apr 1 · 6 min read · In the last post, I got the Arduino UNO Q working from the command line — blink LED, SSH, deploy apps. Now it's time to give the board its first real input: distance sensing with an HC-SR04 ultrasonic
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Mar 29 · 7 min read · If you just got an Arduino UNO Q and tried to use it like a classic Arduino, you probably hit a wall. I did. Here's the story of how Serial.println() taught me that the UNO Q is a fundamentally differ
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Mar 28 · 5 min read · The Rising Need for In‑Browser IoT Emulation When you’re tinkering with microcontrollers, the classic “upload and test” loop can feel like a chore. Every tweak means a new build, a cable, a power‑cycle, and if you’re a hobbyist juggling a laptop in a...
Join discussionFeb 1 · 1 min read · Over the past month, I’ve really been experimenting and diving into new things. I’ve learned so much, but two discoveries stand out as my absolute favorites: Agentic AI and Arduino. Agentic AI has completely changed how I view artificial intelligence...
Join discussionJan 27 · 4 min read · In the world of OSINT and cybersecurity, you don’t always need powerful pentest rigs or SDRs — sometimes a low-cost microcontroller with a basic sensor can give you actionable intelligence about the physical world, which often ties directly into secu...
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Jan 23 · 8 min read · The breadboard sits on the edge of my desk, tiny wires curling like smoke in a stale room. The LEDs blink in quiet Morse code, unnoticed by anyone else. Outside, the street hums with distant traffic, the kind of noise you ignore until it isn’t noise ...
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