Collaborate Disseminate
As many of you know, I’m a big fan of Intel’s NUC family of small form factor PCs. But I’m not just a fan: I’m a customer and a daily user too.
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For the majority of hacker and maker projects, the miniature computer of choice these last few years has been the Raspberry Pi. While the availability issues that seem to plague each new iteration of these extremely popular Single Board Computers (SBCs) can be annoying, they’ve otherwise proven to be an …read more
Continue reading AMD Introduces New Ryzen Mini PCs to Challenge Intel
It’s somewhat rare to be able to witness the birth and subsequent evolution of a technology, at least on a short enough time scale to appreciate it, but right now we’re lucky enough to see it happening within the burgeoning community of cyberdeck builders. We’ve seen an absolute explosion of …read more
Continue reading Advancing the State of Cyberdeck Technology
There are probably few parents who haven’t watched their kids sitting on the floor, afloat on a sea of LEGO pieces and busily creating, and thought, “If only they could make a living at that.” But time goes on and kids grow up, and parents soon sing the same refrain …read more
Continue reading LEGO and Minecraft Team Up for Custom Gaming PC Case
I’ve been using an Intel NUC as my primary PC for about a month, with no issues. Today, I finally added a Thunderbolt 3 dock to the system.
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I’ve approached the new NUC a bit gingerly, given my early reliability problems. But now that I’ve solved the display issue, all is well.
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When I finally decided to move past my unreliable AIO PC and use an Intel NUC, I had hoped to do so with no additional costs or effort.
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Thanks to ongoing and increasingly maddening reliability issues with the AIO PC I had been using, I have switched to the Intel NUC I received late last year.
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Overall, Intel stomped out three high-severity vulnerabilities and five medium-severity flaws. Continue reading Windows Users at Risk From High-Severity Intel Software Flaw
Intel has patched seven high-severity vulnerabilities in its mini PC NUC kit firmware. Continue reading Intel NUC Firmware Open to Privilege Escalation, DoS and Information Disclosure