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Clarify 486 tower is rebuilt on MiSTer FPGA, not original hardware (home + stefankoelle)

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<p>The smart home side includes HomematicIP thermostats bridged to MQTT, <a href="/smarthome/tasmota-energy/">Tasmota smart plugs</a> for energy monitoring, AirPlay multi-room audio on Raspberry Pi devices, and various ESP32-based dashboards and LED matrix displays. Everything is documented in the respective sections of this site.</p>
<h2>Retro computing</h2>
<p>Outside of work, I collect and maintain retro hardware. The collection includes Atari ST machines (a <a href="/retro/atari-mega-st-fleet/">Mega ST 4 fleet</a> and a Mega ST 2), Amiga systems, a 486 DX2-66 tower, and various MiSTer and MiST FPGA setups for preservation. I also run Batocera in the living room for casual retro gaming. The retro section documents the hardware, the maintenance, and the occasional deep-dive into compatibility issues like the <a href="/retro/atari-monitor-compatibility/">15kHz monitor problem</a> on the Atari ST. On the Amiga side, I'm following <a href="/retro/the-a1200/">The A1200</a> console ahead of its December 2026 launch.</p>
<p>Outside of work, I collect and maintain retro hardware. The collection includes Atari ST machines (a <a href="/retro/atari-mega-st-fleet/">Mega ST 4 fleet</a> and a Mega ST 2), Amiga systems, and various MiSTer and MiST FPGA setups for preservation. The DOS environment is rebuilt rather than original, I reproduce a <a href="/retro/dos-486-tower/">486 DX2-66</a> on the MiSTer FPGA. I also run Batocera in the living room for casual retro gaming. The retro section documents the hardware, the maintenance, and the occasional deep-dive into compatibility issues like the <a href="/retro/atari-monitor-compatibility/">15kHz monitor problem</a> on the Atari ST. On the Amiga side, I'm following <a href="/retro/the-a1200/">The A1200</a> console ahead of its December 2026 launch.</p>
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