As a computer owner I want an extra monitor, for cheap, and with a bit of DIY

Boutght myself a spare LCD screen, together with this LCD controller board. Want to do something (fun?) with that. https://vi.raptor.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemDescV4&item=173860797345&category=168061&pm=1&ds=0&t=1594397613000&ver=0&cspheader=1

As a Saab I want my emblem to be colorful

The emblem of the Saab is really horrible. It's scratched and all worn out. I found these color code, presumably for the Saab logo: https://www.codeofcolors.com/saab-colors.html Dunno if these might cover it: https://cdon.se/hobby-fest/revell-blue-gloss-14ml-p67724084?gclid=CjwKCAiAv_KMBhAzEiwAs-rX1D7D0xRh1JuJFW4slj5KP1pFC4ooq1DDJgNNrFzboKaaoiIXWnifohoCstsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

When I have a thought, I want a quick way to jot it down

I want to be able to create a quick way of gathering thoughts and links somewhere central, using various devices. I'm thinking of utilizing the blogger API to quickly edit and create blog posts with random thoughts, links, and stuff. There's an API for blogger: https://developers.google.com/blogger/docs/3.0/using I'm thinkig of both an AmigaOS GUI for this, as well as a simple way to share links and other stuff from my iPhone/iPad.

As a AmigaOne X1000 user, I want a silent graphics card

At http://hdrlab.org.nz/projects/amiga-os-4-projects/radeonhd-driver/radeonhd-driver-hardware-compatibility/ you can see all graphics cards supported by AmigaOS 4. My A1 was fitted with an Radeon HD 5450. This card works great actually; it can display resolutions up to 3480x2300 (or whatever it is is, it fills my 32 inch screen at least). I however wanted an upgrade. I chose a used R9 280x. Compared to the 5450 it’s huuuuge, and it has 3, yes three, fans. It’s a friggin' monster! But it works. However, the fans are loud. It starts off ok with the three fans going at moderate speeds, but it quickly gets hot, and the fans try their best to cool it down. Keeping an eye on my A1's temperature, I noticed its approaching 50 degrees and above. Also, I couldn’t stand the noise. So I downgraded back to my passively cooled 5450. And the temperatures of my entire system went down to a more healthy 40 degrees.

But still, I want a new card. So, the hunt for fanless cards begin.

Radeon HD 5450

Radeon HD 7750

IC inventory

 

SN74LS165N	8-Bit Parallel/serial Converter
74LS125AN	Quad buffer/line driver, 3-state

MC4044P 

LM324N

TC232PE

74HC595N

PIC16F84A

DM74LS00N

CD47HCT03E

ADC0808CCN

LTV847

As a micro AmigaOne, I want to connect via WiFi

With my AmigaOne micro (mini-itx) stuffed in a small case, together with a raspberry pi zero, I thought it’d be excellent if the raspberry could share its WiFi with the miggy.

Turns out it can!

I’m using the wifi-to-eth-route.sh script:

https://github.com/arpitjindal97/raspbian-recipes

As an owner of a neat phone number, I want to be able to call it and reach my Raspberry Pi

 Need to build sip on raspberry:

https://binerry.de/post/29180946733/raspberry-pi-caller-and-answering-machine

Going to try with pjsip.

As a neat-freak, I want to put a Raspberry PI inside my Amiga

I’ve got a Raspberry PI dangling on the side of my AmigaOne X1000. It’s connected to an old router that gets a wired connection to the Pi and the Amiga. I want to switch that to a small switch, and put the whole shebang into the X1000.

As an Amiga X1000 user, I want to be able to turn on my ATX PSU when I’m not at home

How to turn on an ATX psu from a raspberry pi.

https://www.instructables.com/Using-the-Raspberry-Pi-to-control-an-ATX-power-sup/