My Cyberdeck

Cyberdeck is a thing I won't explain in detail. It's supposed to be a rugged, robust, minimalist computer that would endure post apocalyptic conditions. I'm not so sure mine is but it is very inspired from lots of models I saw and mostly by [Jay Doscher's work](https://www.doscher.com/the-recovery-kit-2b/) .

I made this because I thought it was fun and a it seemed challenging. It was.

The parts are really easy to print, most of them do not need support. The whole project is a lot of fun, but I must warn you:
* the whole build requires a lot of work, especially because I had to shave and cut some connectors to fit inside the volume. And the keyboard I chose is really nice but needed work to suit my needs. And the cable management is painful.
* it is not cheap. I used a screen, a Raspberry 4 and a Noctua fan I scavenged from a previous project. If you add up all the required parts, you end up with quite a bill.

Main features
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* front panel access to **two USB 3 ports** for g