GRIDBASE UI introduction.

A brief rundown of the features and how they look.

Apart of my cyber deck series.

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[brittanycunningham]

Ive been looking into making something like, i have tablets and a cool.gamer laptop but i want something like this, i bought a raspberry pi and flipper zero a sdr usb dongle and bunch of other stuff and idk how to use anything 😂😂, also what does locally hosted mean?

[Danjovisagat]

An offline source of information that functions like the real internet.
This is an incredible purpose.
Been thinking for months an ideal purpose for a cyberdeck.
Very inspiring.

[biddinge]

I see problem. Bluetooth keyboard. Solution: water proof cabling that wires from the keyboard to box.

[plaguedoctr]

I actually had this same idea years ago. Main thing you need is a Faraday cage to prevent solar flares from destroying your computer, which is a highly likely doomsday scenario.

[JohnDoe-rxvn]

I made a very simple cyberdeck back in 2015-ish, using a pelican case/Beagle Bone Black/Adafruit screen/Bluetooth Keyboard/Phone charger battery (i'm sure i wasn't the first either), but what everyone else is making is so much cooler and useful. SDR? Super cool. This is like a complete product. Reminds me of those cool military laptops with tough cases

[meee]

This is very interesting. I have no knowledge of coding, but I have been on the self-reliance bandwagon since 2020, when two of my 911 calls went unanswered. They never even picked up the phone. I came home to my wife, who is an awesome CCRN and has worked in the ER and simply stated: we're truly alone. I know firearms, they've been part of my life for 30 years but I had no idea how to stop a bleed or any necessary medical care. That has been addressed with lots of classes, and my wife took food storage to another level. Im working on my Ham license now, and I am very fortunate to have a dad who is a true wizard with alternate communications.

[stocksj]

Very cool idea and device you built. Nice way to carry civilization with you.

[tabitha]

This is literally incredible. Like everything I’ve dreamt about you’ve solved

[supersingular]

Great product man. This is an incredibly valuable tool.

[dj_e]

Awesome! I have toughbook for which I plan to do the same. I want it to have geoinformation about caves, powerplants etc. and also good places to get food. Will wrap it to foil and plastic so it can work after nuclear explosion (hopefully survives it)

[NrdDough]

I was going to say it needs a chatgpt like interface to search and browse the local interwebs.. Then you showed how to do it! Cheers🎉

[JT-Works]

You should have a large language model run a chat with your data function on the machine. Let me know if you need some free advice on that. That is what I do for a living, and this is a cool project I would like to support.

[chadjones]

Very cool. Need to add a local LLM chatbot to this so we have GPT-like discussion offline.

[markt.]

This some very cool stuff and is very inspiring! It's going to take me awhile, but I'm going to start building!

[stephenmontgomery]

This is really cool. I used to seed a copy replica of the Wikipedia to a VM on a usb host running VMware. In case SHTF. This box seems more robust and helpful.

[TheeCapN]

One thing that would be tremendously useful with this build is an e ink display to seriously cut down on energy usage

[ButtersDClown]

Alot of cool concepts that coinside with some of my ideas! Awesome video and very thought out product

[SaItyStudios]

Some tony stark shit that will just keep getting better and better

[vapebloc]

Once local AI LMs become improved, you can also install several LMs on that machine.

[rumpelstiltskin]

Did I see you on reddit asking about this?

Someone was talking about an offline internet/way to preserve the internet on a Data Hoarding sub