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Craziest/most "exotic" devices able to run Linux?

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Craziest/most "exotic" devices able to run Linux?

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 10 months ago

Something like a thermostat or a smart fridge – have you seen any? If so, please share with a video or two.

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It wasn’t even original display. Original display wasn’t “pixel based”, it just had couple of segments on a LCD which display pregnant/non pregnant texts and some other info. So it was (is) just a doom on a microcontroller+OLED in a pregnancy test case.

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