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+====== STM32/Nucleo LoRa project quick start ======
+[[stm32-nucleo-lora-quickstart|{{::stm32:stm32-nucleo-lora-module-breadboard.jpg?direct&400| }}]]
+Following up from last weeks ESP32 LoRa quick start, here is a version for the STM32, and specifically Nucleo F303K8 or similar.
+So if you need to slap together a quick LoRa-based project on an STM32 NUCLEO-F303K8 using STM32CubeIDE for testing, follow along here.
+[[stm32-nucleo-lora-quickstart|Read Article]]
 ====== ESP32/esp-idf LoRa project quick start ======
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 [[first_weeks_with_the_commodore_64u|Read Article]]
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 ====== Nordic NRF9151, Zephyr Message Queues, C++ and troubleshooting the less obvious ======
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-The AirFlash is an open-source standalone USB powered device that accepts up to four USB Flash drives and will serve their content out over WIFI to one or more users.
+The AirFlash is an open-source standalone USB powered embedded Linux device that accepts up to four USB Flash drives and will serve their content out over WIFI to one or more users.
 You can take it anywhere and plug it in to a USB power source. Within 90 seconds the device will be available.