I like my rtlsdr. It’s great and super cheap.

Then you switch to someone else. Also its not just about talking. You can track a number of things: sensor readings, track satellites, airplanes, boats, etc…

To answer you seriously, yeah kinda! It’s a way of communicating without any internet access. You can talk with people around the world if you want. And it opens up to a whole community of people that really like the hobby.

Nope that’s what the web interface is for.

But an rtlsdr is pretty cheap if you want to go that route. I do satellite tracking with satnogs and it’s fun.

It’s silly they don’t just delete it instead they make you wait…

It was :(

My pi 4 is right on the cusp. 3 B+ was the best when it came to no dongles and power. Now its taking about the same power as a mini PC and you have to by the enclosure, fans/heatsink/dongles/etc…etc… I suppose you can still buy the old pis but man I miss when that was the form factor they were going for.

I bring over my 3/4 for hacking projects all the time. But I cant justify the 5 without looking at getting a mini pc for 10$ more and it comes with a hard drive ment to last longer than an SD.

“human”

meh its no longer growing.

For sure, just give me a nudge as I may forget to come back haha. I’ll try it out tonight if I get a chance.

I’ll give it a shot.

I tried something similar a year or so ago with my own script. What I found was, the longer the book, the harder the ai has on having the same voice.

I eventually got around this limitation by using piper. https://github.com/rhasspy/piper

It was good enough for my purposes. But it definitely sounded mechanical.

Its so simple for end users it sure can do a lot.

Update it up now. Just a small outage.

I may take a stab at it if it bothers me enough. I dont know rust, but I could possibly see playing around with piefed/bookwyrm or some other like platform to prototype. Its probably one of those issues that comes up so rarely that we dont really need to worry too much about. Until its my instance of course 😜 .

Reminder ban communities would totally be a thing. To that, I have no solution other than they would have to be extra-ordinarily coordinated in their trolling. Which the internet is want to do…

To be fair having benevolent mods/admins/dictators are the best case scenario (and we are honestly in a pretty good spot in the fedi).

That’s a good legitimate issue.

There’s some things that could be done, like only allow people that have been part of the community for x amount of time may help. But it will definitely need to be thought about further.

But the current solution is permanent changes by mods of a community you are part of still sucks.

Sucked when it was part of reddit and sucks that it’s still a thing here

Maybe have it so only users with x amount of time can “vote” to prevent brigading.

Worked for valve and the steam deck as an anti scalper measure.

I personally think the solution above will make people more confused. I’m already lost posting to the 5x Linux communities.

One of the reasons I dont like local moderators being perpetually in charge of some communities. We should have a way to vote out unwanted mods. Or at least have term limits.

Ive hosted on a variety of platforms (docker in house and cloud) I find yunohost the easiest. Theres a nextcloud package that just…installs at a click of a button. And the scripts are all there open source so you know what your getting.

Unfortunately its still all in one “container” in that its all on one machine. So it might not be what your looking for. Ive ran my nextcloud for a number of years now and the stability of yunohost has been great for me.

The flip has some great ports apparently. Balatro being one of them. I’m hoping for the same as you. I want a steam Gameboy like.

I have 2 terabyte hard drives that get backed up when I remember.