
Maker ships laptop to Uganda refugee camp, documents logistics
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A solo maker worked through the practical and bureaucratic challenges of getting hardware to a refugee camp in Uganda, sharing lessons learned. The effort highlights how indie builders are solving real-world problems beyond typical SaaS—and what actually works when conventional channels don't.
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