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sn0ren
Denmark
Приєднався 25 лип 2023
Electronics, wireless communication, ham radio, and other stuff I find interesting.
Linux in your pocket / SQFMI Beepy
This is a tiny computer that fits in the palm of your hand. A pocketable cyberdeck. The full power of linux. Hackable. Tactile. Simple. Featuring a very unique reflective memory lcd, a physical keyboard and powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero. This is Beepy by SQFMI. Very useful as a portable pen-testing tool or for SSH'ing in to a server for some quick maintenance. It suffers from one huge flaw though.
My stand for Beepy: www.printables.com/model/912553-stand-for-beepy-by-sqfmi
Waitlist for next Beepy: beepy.sqfmi.com/
Beepy Discord server: discord.gg/USucgey5Hg
Color Beepy Discord server: discord.gg/SRuchtyNst
0:00 Intro
0:45 What can you do with it?
2:24 The hardware
4:08 Keyboard shortcuts and modifier keys
5:21 The big problem with Beepy
6:16 How to get a Beepy
7:08 Outro
My stand for Beepy: www.printables.com/model/912553-stand-for-beepy-by-sqfmi
Waitlist for next Beepy: beepy.sqfmi.com/
Beepy Discord server: discord.gg/USucgey5Hg
Color Beepy Discord server: discord.gg/SRuchtyNst
0:00 Intro
0:45 What can you do with it?
2:24 The hardware
4:08 Keyboard shortcuts and modifier keys
5:21 The big problem with Beepy
6:16 How to get a Beepy
7:08 Outro
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Hello sir, thank you for your videos. I have a question about the Clifford edition of HackRF: When I bought my HackRF, there were two versions: the Chinese and the American. Supposedly the Chinese version was not blocked in the bands reserved for cell phones. I would like to know if the Clifford edition has this lock.
I’m not aware of any blocked cell phone bands in any of the HackRF variants. The only difference between the Chinese and the “American” version is who made it. The designs are open source and identical.
Dude! Your production and overall video quality is just SOO good!
I had this happen to my TX RF amplifier, but fortunately the MMIC's used in the HackRF are pretty easy to replace
Can you source the 2 available circuit boards for hobbyists?
How is it compared to an sdr dongle on an andriod phone
If you’re thinking of an RTL-SDR dongle it will receive a far wider frequency range. But it cannot transmit.
@@sn0ren sounds right
Suddenly i missed my old blackberry phone :'(
aka read the wiki first before using it
wow, more stuff I did not know. I see another rabbit hole I will be going down soon
lora meshtastic?
What abouut decoding of Digital signals likes DMR or P25 or TETRA?
Did they add GSM hardware?
The color one looks pretty cool. Hope it starts to ship
I you don’t have a life but this.
use your powerful smartphone with andronix !!
Uconsole?
It's almost like a CHiP
Been waiting...
Can't decide which display would have been better for this, but let's just say that this non-backlit screen makes way more sense for a handheld that doesn't really rely on intense graphics and that can be remotely accessed, makes more sense compared to a gaming handheld. So there.
Yo, this looks really cool > powered by a raspberry pi. NVM
어디에다가 사용해야 할지...
I really want one but I know I won't use it since I don't really do much programming anymore... Still a very cool device!
Beepy is a dead product. I've been on withlist for pretty much a year, and got 0 updates. Nobody will get another one again.
Great video, seen some similar models on Etsy with a bigger color display on Etsy PiBerry
Production value through the roof. clean video
What antenna are u using
It would be really cool to see a version of this (or a competing product) that uses the keyboard, form factor, and square aspect ratio of the Blackberry passport. As many software problems as that phone had, the keyboard and text-centric form factor made it one of my favorite mobile device experiences to date, and taking those elements from it and using them in a Linux pocket computer like this one would be an instant purchase for me (provided it didn't share the few crippling issues this device has).
My PC isnt able to recognise the device on the Com Ports. Any idea why?
Well it is sad that you can't call from it.
many of us consider that a bonus
its cute but... termux? (but, keyboard) Yeah ok.
Just get a m5 mini keyboard a raspberry pi zero and a cheap yellow display and you’re good to go. Or save yourself some money and get a lily deck
This reminds me of the PocketChip, which I swill own after all these years. Sadly the RAM has gone bad, so it's also bricked... Hopefully Beepy V2 will be better
Adult cybiko
smaaaart phoones are boring lmfao beeby: has 0.00000001% the functionality of an old android device
All androids run a Linux distro so isn’t that Linux in our pocket
android doesn't surface a linux-like interface. so yes and very much no
I need to know what that first song is, it’s so catchy!
If you guys can find a blackberry key2 thats basically what this is but classy whereas this is like hobbyist if that's more your thing, also has more power too and a cellular modem, they're getting harder and harder to find
great video, you've earned a new sub!
Honestly anything unencrypted in 2024 is just dumb and useless for most things.
So encrypt it and then transfer. That's how internet work using protocols and encryption algorithms.
@@Uday_shirbhate Did you miss, that it's illegal to encrypt on those? You can only encrypt on meshtastic, if you're not using the ham license things.
this is exactly the video my friends needed to see to believe me radios don't need to be bulky and sucks too much power in-order to operate
A lot of hate in the comments. Useless, and e waste, yeah yeah, but it's cute
This is so cool
Nice 🤩
wow, a lot of hate for this in the comments… It’s a nice piece of quirky tech - a few people buying this to play around with is hardly generating ewaste, especially when the keyboard is repurposed from a blackberry and you could use the pi in other projects if you no longer want to use it with this. I talk to my friends through matrix so this paired with a terminal matrix client could be neat for when I’m not at my computer.
Since you're one of the top comments I need to cling on and ask, whats up with the comments? Sorted by new they are all strange and about random geopolitical events or wars. whats up with that? I just wanted to know what the song that played at 0:00 was.
the issue is it has to beat an old android phone and a bluetooth/usb otg keyboard which IMHO, it doesn't, postmarketOS makes a lot of older powerful devices go a long way, only issue is the lack of mainline kernel support for a lot of phones, but you can even tape a zero style SBC to the back of it and ssh in from the phone, works great and costs very little in comparison, I get about 36 hours on a single charge with a battery bank, and all it cost was stuff I had lying around my apartment and an OTG adapter. I'd rather see investment in postmarketOS and the like than vaporware like these things, they're fine as a niche but it really doesn't solve anything that can't be done with a bit of patience and time invested
Yah, we vant zee pancakes, Lebowski!
I remember there was gameboy emulator that was using terminal buffer for graphics. So maybe you can run your gameboy games on Beepy?
Subscribed. Great video, great music. Well written script!
bro we use the same wallpaper!!!
in instaled linux on mac computer
How cool…. Are you going to do a full video about this?
I already have. Check it out on my channel 🤘
I think what I really want is kind of a hybrid between this and a Clockwork uConsole.