Create a torrent, it will stay up as long as someone keeps seeding it.
The thing that I find the most funny about this post, is the fact that you call this Italian
Libre Computer offers some SBCs with Amlogic CPUs. I think the Le Potato might be the most popular one. I just ordered an Alta AML-A311D-CC. I'm really excited to try out how well it performs!
As long as Raspberry Pi doesn't start ripping off their customers, I will happily stay with them. Most other SBCs are made by Chinese companies, which I definitely won't buy. Hell no, I'm not supporting the Chinese economy.
Becoming a totalitarian state Being turned into a totalitarian state by China
far surpassing the combined total dropped on Dresden
Remember, they aren't fighting the Nazis, just some innocent civilians. Bombs aren't effective against terrorist organizations at all, it's just a blatant lie.
Is it the best?
In my experience, yes. Definitely the best one.
All the other ones I tried are much worse.
The Lemmy Universal Link Switcher is awesome
I've been using Apple Music on Android for years, I definitely recommend it. The app is totally fine, I think it's still better than Spotify's crappy app. On desktop you can use the Cider app, which is much better than iTunes. It's even available on Linux.
Apple Music only raised the price by $1 since the launch in 2015 (9 years ago). But they added cool features like lossless audio quality and Dolby Atmos. They also had lyrics like 6 years before Spotify added them. I think you can even get it for $6 dollars if you're a student.
Reminds me of... ...the Nazis
12ft.io and archive.is are also worth trying out if BPC doesn't work for some reason. There are also self-hosted solutions like 13ft and ladder.
How Tesla made the worst truck ever
The release of the long awaited Tesla Cybertruck has been nothing short of a disaster for Tesla. Here's why its the worst truck ever made
This Nintendo Switch Was in a House Fire! Let's Fix It!
> > > This Nintendo Switch Was in a House Fire! Let's Fix It! I paid $100 on eBay for a Nintendo Switch that was damaged in a house fire. The outside is gross and I'm guessing the inside is worse so, of course, we'll be opening it up to assess the damage and do the needed repairs and hopefully get everything working again. Bonus Fix: I also have a Nintendo Switch that I bought because the seller said it was having issues docking and one of the Joy-Cons is worn out and drifting. So I'll be fixing that too. > >
The State of the Open Home 2024 stream includes a deep dive into the evolution of Home Assistant, and how it has now reached an estimated 1 million installations.
> > > We recently held our State of the Open Home 2024 live stream, where we revealed how we are thinking even bigger about securing the future of the smart home. During this stream we launched the Open Home Foundation, a new non-profit organization created to fight for the fundamental principles of the smart home — privacy, choice, and sustainability — focused on serving everyone that lives in one. To learn more about the Open Home Foundation read the full announcement. > >
> > > The stream includes a deep dive into the evolution of Home Assistant and how it has now reached an estimated 1 million installations. There were other substantial updates on voice and hardware, including teasing our upcoming Z-Wave and voice assistant hardware. The first panel discussion featured the founders of Open Home Foundation collaborating projects WLED, Zigbee2MQTT, Rhasspy, and Z-Wave JS. A second panel gave a comprehensive overview of the state of open standards, featuring key open-source developers working on Zigbee, Z-Wave, Matter, and Bluetooth. The stream caps off with a look into the future of the open home, including the announcement of a roadmap full of exciting new features. > >
> > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa\_\_fLArsFk > >
> > > Full list of chapters: > > > > Introduction (0:00:11) > Announcing the Open Home Foundation - Paulus Schoutsen (0:02:36) > Panel with Open Home Foundation collaborators - WLED, Zigbee2MQTT, Rhasspy, Z-Wave JS (0:18:31) > Voice - Michael Hansen (0:36:31) > Home Assistant - Franck Nijhof (0:53:08) > Hardware - Uwe Bernitt (1:21:37) > Panel on Open Standards - Zigbee, Z-Wave, Matter, Bluetooth (1:40:21) > Future - Madelena Mak (2:07:29) > Closing (2:37:33) > >
> > > The Open Home Foundation now owns and governs over 240 open-source projects, standards, drivers, and libraries, including Home Assistant - protecting these projects from buy-out or becoming abandoned. To learn more about the Open Home Foundation, visit: www.openhomefoundation.org > >
Btw you can follow the Open Home Foundation on Mastodon: @openhomefoundation