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| Items not suitable for display (for example parts packed in bags / boxes etc) should be put in a [[https:// | Items not suitable for display (for example parts packed in bags / boxes etc) should be put in a [[https:// | ||
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| + | * [[museum: | ||
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| + | The contents of the museum can be seen in [[https:// | ||
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| + | At least some of the items in the museum are hackable. The TinyPC should have a very very old version of Linux installed on it which you can play with and test on. | ||
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| + | mikedlr is aiming to collect a list of interesting things in the museum you can hack on and things you are asked not to hack. In the meantime the [[projects: | ||
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| + | Please be careful with some items - for example the typewriters which are heavy and can be broken. | ||
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