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nate

@nate.computer
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infosec professional, hobby dev, other things enjoyer

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nate @nate.computer · 30/09/2026
Full list of what it serves: all TED videos, iFixit, Khan Academy, MDWiki, Project Gutenberg, Ready.gov (in English and Spanish), Stack Overflow, Wikipedia, and Survivor Library. Here’s a look at the interface on mobile:
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nate @nate.computer · 30/09/2026
I recently built a custom @kiwixoffline.bsky.social hotspot using a Raspberry Pi 5 and a 3d-printed case. When powered on, it creates its own WiFi network that ~12 devices can connect to simultaneously, to freely browse offline copies of Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, iFixit guides, and much more.
Disassembled hotspot. Black, 3d-printed case and screws, a microSD card (1tb), and a Raspberry Pi 5.Assembled hotspot with USB power cable.
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nate @nate.computer · 16/09/2026
Introduction page from the Timex/Sinclair T1000 user manual, a home computer launched in 1982. It features positive affirmations about enjoying and not being afraid of computers or computing.
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