Cybersecurity

The Mactini: A Computer That Does Almost Nothing

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Tucker Osman built a physical version of the Mactini, a super-small laptop with only one button that was originally a meme mocking Apple's minimalist design philosophy. This project uses a small RP2350-based board and a 1.69-inch LCD screen, demonstrating creative hardware integration from e-waste parts, highlighting innovative problem-solving in DIY electronics projects.

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