usb-drive

An open-source hardware project called Phantomdrive creates a USB drive that appears as a small disk while hiding an encrypted AES-256 partition, protecting data from coercion.

Guide on running large language models like Gemma 4, Qwen 3.5, and Gemma 2 on local devices via USB drive, no dependencies, only 8GB RAM required.

This project turns an ESP32-S3 development board into a USB drive that appears to contain every possible file, inspired by the Library of Babel. It's a fun hack that generates arbitrary file contents based on path names using MTP protocol.