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Gemini Agent inside of a Jail on your computer

Running Gemini-CLI in Docker

Command Line Interfaces (CLI) for AI coding tools have become popular. The most popular is Claude Code. I've dabbled in Claude Code, but I've focused on tools like Gemini-CLI and Opencode due to my current subscriptions. Right now, there is somewhat a difference between these CLI&

ESP32 + Raspberry Pi. Does it equal an Arduino UNO Q?

ESP32 + Raspberry Pi = UNO Q?

A defining feature of the new Arduino UNO Q is the combo of a Linux computer along with an Arduino microcontroller (MCU). It's the idea of combining the processing power of a microprocessor (MPU) along with the real-time control of a MCU. Now, this is a new idea

image of RevLmt/camboard-uno-q that holds the open source hardware for the first, working UNO Q camera breakout module.

Decision to open source the camera board

I've long benefited from open source projects. In fact, I started a company over a decade ago based on open source hardware. If I remember correctly, the exact Arduino board I used in the prototype was an Arduino Duemilanove. I got this board back when it was the

Arduino UNO Q with Camera Breakout Module / Board that is connected to a Raspberry Pi V2 camera.

UNO Q camera board: a seemingly simple project

Having bought an Arduino UNO Q, I set out on a seemingly simple project: a camera breakout board. A simple board for hooking up the Raspberry Pi cameras I've collected over the years. The board mainly required a breakout to flexible cable connectors used by the Pi'