There will be no end of the term. Fascism doesn’t just step aside when it’s term ends.

I think the existing telecoms tied them up in mountains of legal bullshit.

Unless you’re redlining your systems 24/7, the load really shouldn’t be that bad.

My first gen i7 would still be going strong if the mobo hadn’t started dying. Especially running Linux.

Nintendo doesn’t sell their hardware at a loss.

You can do that without giving money to Nintendo.

Why would you give money to Nintendo?

I always forget that it has ads until I leave my home network

There is a hat for the raspberry pi that does local voice recognition that you can use with Rhasspy or another setup.

But, I haven’t really messed with it since they started rolling out voice recognition within HA. My plans for a HAL9000 system are on pause until I finish my microchip pet feeding enclosures project.

Yeah, ODROID partnered with them to create an off the shelf product. It’s pretty pricy, though, but honestly you could run it on a pi 3b+ for pretty cheap.

Sounds like you should check out Homeassistant.

I hope it is for their sake. Some guy just got 10 years for a script he left that caused an outage.

A direct drive extruder is one where the motor that runs the filament sits right above the hotend. Since TPU is squishy, the long tube from a Boden setup gives it too much room to squish.

TPU really needs direct drive extruder to work well. ABS needs an enclosure, but you could just make one from an 8x4 sheet of foam insulation and tape for cheap.

Then lower the storage density. Making things as small as possible almost always ends up being more expensive.

You could make the chips bigger, which should be cheaper to produce.

They should be cheaper since theres a bunch more space to work with. You don’t have to make the storage chips as small.

Tape drives are still definitely a thing.

It depends on what the method of attack is. I’m not seeing anything saying that it would be possible to exploit wirelessly, so this could easily be mostly a non-issue.

Tasmota is another option if they have your specific device in their list. Otherwise you have to do some debugging to figure out what gpio or i2c address to use.