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      <description>Discover how to build a low-maintenance, Raspberry Pi-powered wall-mounted tablet for home automation. Full guide: hardware, software, kiosk setup, and automated slideshow features.</description>
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      <description>See how I created a portable retrogaming console from scratch with 3d print and an Odroid C0. Play PSX, Dreamcast, N64, etc... everywhere !</description>
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      <description>Here is some notes of my own Zabbix monitoring system installation (debian based). It has been done since a while now, but I never took the time to finalize this post. However, it can still be usefull as not much (nothing ?) has changed regarding activities to do..</description>
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      <description>Centralize log with rsyslog (even for non syslog based application) and offer a webinterface to filter them using loganalyser</description>
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