Happy new year, fedi.
Feliz año al fedi.
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We recorded Friday's episode of #StroongeCast yesterday, since Kirsten's out today, so if you want it early, please consider becoming a youtube member and you can listen there.
Same time same place on friday as usual though.
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Hi, how are you doing? Thanks for visiting my channel, firstly. A bit about me then. I'm Andre Louis (AKA Onj), a visually impaired musician from London. What will you find here? Videos on this channel fall into a few categories.YouTube
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If you run an instance, don’t forget to register a DMCA agent with the US Copyright Office. If any of your users posts infringing materials, you can be held liable even if you had nothing to do with it; but, if you have a registered agent (and follow the other steps in §512) you are immune.
Happy new year from a copyright lawyer.
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✨The Needling’s Top Ten Stories of 2025✨ Good afternoon, engulfed Cybertruck. Goodbye, 2025. Goodluck, 2026. theneedling.com/2025/03/18/par…
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Not having a sim slot on modern iPhones actually sucks, which is not a surprise at all
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Hi! This is a test post from the NVDA remote client developed by @Bri It seems to have a few quirks, but over all it seems to work decently. The only difficulty I've had so far is that it's a bit difficult/seems to have odd trouble going between the modifiers and the common keys, making things like shift tab a bit difficult. But other than that, it's working well. Oh, and it's very weird to be able to BSI to my computer. Lol
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Ooh, what issues are you having with that? I haven't seen any issues with that so far.
It seems to be a bit iffy if you navigate by heading to get between the sections. Sometimes if you navigate quickly the buttons don't pop up/into focus until you swipe around a bit. Can make a recording if it'd help you replicate/see the behavior
Oh, hmm, you know, I think I've actually seen this. I wonder if it's *because* the buttons have to scroll into view
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Is there a workaround? Or like a way to scroll the buttons manually? Three finger swipes doesn't seem to work. No worries if not, I was just curious.
As of right now, no. I'll look into if there's anything I can do about this though.
Ah, no worries. As of now that's really the only issue I've yet found. I'll let you know if more pop up though.
Awesome! I noted it down so I don't forget.
Alrighty cool. Like I said I'll let you know if anything else comes up.
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The folks around here sure love their guns.
I recorded from a minute before midnight until about 12 after with my Zoom H5 Studio and it's included X/Y microphones on a tripod out in the back yard, while I was sitting on the back porch with a hand-cranked mechanical siren, which can be heard way off to the right in this recording. Given all the guns, the siren seems appropriate somehow.
This was recorded at an extremely conservative level, and still got turned down by 20dB when normalized because of the transients from particularly large rockets. I squished the dynamics to make it more listenable.
Mostly, a lot of gunfire from semi-automatics, with some fireworks is heard.
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Yeah that siren certainly adds to the dystopian hellscape vibe. So they're there just shooting their guns in the air?
@KaraLG84 Yep, seems to be the thing to do around here. Has been for almost as long as I can remember.
@KaraLG84 Stupid, I wonder how many related injuries or damages there are from said bullets coming back down. Sigh.
Wow, that's yet another level over there. Impressive, very interesting to listen to.
Just listened. Wow. Super interesting. Hopefully everyone was safe.
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You don't mean real guns, do you?
@vick21 Oh yes, quite real.
Oh, wow, America the incurable! That's a virus for sure... Hope no one was hurt... But would anyone there care in the first place?
@vick21 Probably not. That's been a thing pretty much as long as I can remember.
Why were they shooting their guns off?
@carrottop1023 It's just what they do around here. Have for as long as I can remember, almost.
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#HappyNewYear U.S. Mountain time, Canada- Calgary, Edmonton, Aklavik, Yellowknife; even more of Nunavut, Mexico- Chihuahua, Mazatlan.
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Happy New Year everyone! Hopes to a "GOLDEN" one.
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#HappyNewYear U.S. Central, Canada- Winnipeg, Regina, more of Nunavut; Mexico- Mexico City, Acapulco; Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and lots other places...
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Happy mew year! Ever wanted to NVDA Remote into a computer on your iOS device? But whoops, forgot your keyboard? Or have a keyboard? Either way, NVDARC has got you covered! NVDA Remote Controller is a new app for iOS and Mac (as soon as it finishes reviewing) that allows you to control computers over the NVDA Remote protocol. It also offers an onscreen keyboard, as well as page swiping gestures and magic tap, for sending keys with the touch screen. Useful for when you have things you want to do on the computer and are away from it. Try out an early version here! testflight.apple.com/join/edg8…
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Oh and last spam I promise... Was thinking about having the headings be expand/collapse items. I never, ever want to see the numpad for example so if it was a heading and a button, I could just shut it down and keep it out the way and off-screen.
I changed scrub to esc for quickness. I love how it's configurable.
I also deleted the old, not updated in years, other NVDA Remote app as well. This feels so slick!
I didn't realise that it wasn't using US/UK keyboard layout, so my apostrophe was sending some random crap. Made typing hard. Haven't tested yours with a keyboard yet but I know I won't have to worry about that.
Ve shall find out later today. If ve do hef to worry, ve hef vays of making you fix it! Hahaha
Trying it now and boy am I super happy about something actually good, rather than this thing that uses the totally wrong keyboard layout and frankly was quite an abandoned project. Marvelously done for a start! Will there be any way to detect whether a list of utterances has been sent to the synth (output queueing) and therefore let each utterance run in turn (certainly important when reading with Say All)? I know VoiceOver is super horrible at this unless done right also. I've used both AVSpeech and VoiceOver and do see some utterance flow improvements here, but other than that, this is probably the best remote app I could have used other than an app delivering audio like Jump. I love that you can hear tones too! I hope in the future there can be a way to play from NVWave,, but that sounds very difficult to implement given how somewhat limited this protocol is (at least from my observations). Again, absolutely a fantastic start here and look forward to much more of this app to come!
@ChrisDuffley AVSpeech from my testing works perfectly with utterances, VoiceOver though is a sad state of affairs, and I haven't found a way to actually cue speech utterances yet so I recommend sticking with AVSpeech for best results.
I'm using the ESpeak synth on the iPhone with AVSpeech, and using Say All and also stuff such as a list name and then the contents of the list item, the first part of it gets interrupted so I have to look at the speech log for it. The same would have gone for Say All. I'll try with other voices and give you my results on it; I find it fascinating that you have no issues with utterance queues there though.
@ChrisDuffley Ah, I use Eloquence on mine, haven't tried eSpeak
@ChrisDuffley for playing sounds I just recommend putting them into the app executable as the server does send the sound file names to play on specific events
This looks really cool! I'll have to try it on my phone running iOS 18 or 26, the one I tried it on said it was incompatible.
@BTyson it supports 17 and up
Ah, that was the problem. I tried to run it on 16.7.12. And happy new year to you too!
@BTyson Ah, yep, that won't work. Happy new year!
I hope it's a great one for you! :)
@BTyson You as well! :)
Oh I just noticed you're using the NVDA sounds, and since I did those, I'm now in my I think third? iOS app. BlindSquare, Tapestry and now yours.
@Onj Oh! Yep, I only included the NVDA sounds so that the app could play them when NVDA sent sound playing packet thingies
@techsinger Say all with NVDARemote only tends to work well if you use the same synthesizer with exactly the same parameters on both sides. I wouldn't expect that to be particularly smooth here for that reason.
Seems you were right. My apostrophe is the # instead, even though UK and US have it in the same place. No apostrophe on my keyboard anywhere that I can find.
That's different from the old remote app though, that did something completely different.
@Onj Alright, if you have time, mind testing that latest build I just pushed and seeing if it makes a difference?
OK that's interesting. In the UK layout, not sure you know, but we have an upside down L enter key. As a result, we have one extra key to the right of apostrophe which in this latest build says '3', but when I press that with control, becomes backslash.
Apostrophe is still labeled as '#' which is actually what that key should be.
to make it easier to understand, our home row goes like this:
jkl;'#
To the left of z where you have a long shift, that's our backslash which is actually correct. This means we have two backslashes at-present.
I think backslash. I don't recall now.
I just made an interesting discovery. If I press control plus my actual backslash to the left of z, it says Control plus Tick, but when I press it by itself, it says backslash.
I wonder how it's doing keyboard understanding? Scancodes, something else?
Aah OK. Well don't stress about this, sleep soon, it's not urgent. I'm sure I can work around it by using a combination of on-screen plus BT if needed.
Just post 4 20, so yeah. Sleep or you'll literally feel like you're drugged lol
Tried this, but AVSpeech mode doesn't say anything on iOS 18.7.
@tspivey Interesting. I don't have an iOS 18 device to try. Did you try changing your speech settings? Do any voices show up in the voices list? Does preview work?
The voices show up, preview doesn't do anything.
Tried a bunch of them. eSpeak, iOS, no change.
Updating to iOS 26 might fix it.
@tspivey I'm on IOS 18 and haven't seen this, speaking works fine for me. Although it sometimes seems to randomly skip things here and there but from my tests it's nothing horrible.
Great work. Nice design, works flawless.
@jonathan859 @techsinger Well, i have exams, but i will probably do it in march. What should i name it i wonder?
Ooooooooooooooooo that was worth checking in on your timeline ✨
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Incredible work. A few initial comments:
When choosing a TTS voice, it isn't apparent which language each one belongs to. So for example, I have multiple entries for the Eloquence voices and have to manually select and sample each one.
I only seem to be able to adjust the speech rate in 10 percent increments, but would prefer it to be more granular.
When connected, I often have to press the "type text" button twice to make the keyboard actually appear. I get the feeling this most often happens when I've been swiping around to other buttons which maybe makes the "type text" button scroll out of view.
When typing text, pressing Return makes the keyboard disappear. I was trying to control an app that requires me to frequently press enter (often twice in a row), and this made it kind of impossible to use it efficiently.
When typing text, it might be helpful to have a sort of quick access toolbar above the keyboard with common keys like Tab, arrows, etc. maybe even let users customise what appears in that area.
Even with heading navigation, the keys for certain common actions are quite far apart (such as Alt+Tab). Maybe some preset combinations would help.
And lastly for now: this might just be me, but I keep looking for the Tab key under navigation rather than common.
@jscholes Re having commonly used functions above the keyboard, I have no idea how easy this would be to do but one of the coolest implementations of this I saw was in ish, where they had a single control for the arrow keys which VO read as an adjustable. Then swiping up and down would press the right/left arrow by default, but if you double-tapped it it would switch to pressing up/down instead. Having one for arrows and perhaps a second one for tab/shift-tab would be very intuitive I think.
@jscholes Somewhere on the host machines where your arrows work. I tried on the desktop and in a document and it worked.
@jscholes Aah, and keep VO on for that to work. I had to turn VO off if I wanted to use Control Windows and Alt combinations to control TweeseCake for example, as VO ate the keys.
This is really slick and I love how you did the 3-finger swipes for arrows. By other posts I've seen in the thread I'm guessing using AVSpeech is supposed to queue up speech properly? Because for me any new speech just interrupts whatever is being spoken, so if I tab into the desktop it just says the selected item but not desktop list for example, this is both with eloquence and samantha. I'm on the 26.3 beta which may be a factor.
@pitermach Yes, seriously, I'm sorry to be blunt, but this makes the older one look like a disaster by the contrast. This is a really usable program, it's what the older app could have been with a ton of development. Slick is definitely the word. I mean it's the usual thing one expects from @Bri it just gets out of the way and lets you work, like TC and BNT, but the fact that it's expected doesn't mean it's not great to see.
@Onj Up and down yeah, not left and right though. IDK if those are even bound by default. I myself mapped those to headings to not have to use the damn roter all the time but pretty sure they were unmapped by default.
Was thinking about a duplicate option so that you just change the host and key, or having it remember the last server address?
@BorrisInABox I'm sorry to contradict, but this hasn't been my experience, though to be fair, I haven't tried with anything earlier than 2021. The NVDA remote companion works with say-all with a different synth of remote and local, and so does TeleNVDA. It has never been a problem for me. The problem has been a cuing issue with the remote companion, but that problem had nothing to do with the synth, you could change to anyone you wanted and would still have that issue before it was finally fixed a few days ago.
I'm just stunned. Seriously, I am. All I can do is nitpick, which I will, but even over tailscale, it just connects and it works. I appreciate it.
As for those nitpicks, first, if the program is talking and the screen locks, is it supposed to stop and disconnect? Is there a way to keep the screen on while in the program, or alternatively not to disconnect and go silent as the thing talks?
@techsinger iOS and background is weird. Apple has things they really don't want your app to do, and one of them is run in the background unless you're music or video etc. However, I can make the screen stay awake while you're connected, yes.
I will, if I may, put each issue in a new message so as not to get things confused. If you prefer another way of giving feedback, let me know and I'll use it.
There is a cuing issue. When I hit windows+m, for example, I hear, on the local NVDA "Desktop list" then "List top:" then "Recycle Bin 1 of 63". On the controller, all I hear is "Recycle Bin 1 of 63". The first two bits seem not to be spoken. This is the same issue I saw with the remote companion and which @Aryan fixed on that application. I am using the program's own speech, not VO announcement. I think someone has already reported skipping and this may be the same thing.
As you know, VO wants the capslock and alt+ctrl keys. Is it, or would it, be possible to remap, for example, right alt on an external keyboard to be an NVDA key? I'm doing that with Autohotkey on the server side, but that's not exactly great.
@Onj This would be nice, I'm using a bunch of units on the same subnet. It would be nice to have everything filled in so I can just change a few characters.
@techsinger haha bro this makes me want to stop expecting Narwhal's sorce and just write one by myself for android at some point.
Yeah. I'm using all my machines on a locally run server via tailscale and therefore I don't ever remember the address, so I have to copy it from clipboard each time I want to set it up again. Very first-world problems of course, but remembering or duplication would be great, or a history of previously entered addresses, not sure.
BTW when I did copy the host address it added in a colon and allowed me to hit connect, but didn't throw an error.
Maybe you can have it only allow standard things in that edit field, excluding colons?
Sorry, don't want to make thousands of hours of extra work, just throwing out ideas.
@robini71 I never thought I would be able to control a Windows computer with an iPhone as a VoiceOver user. Thank you.
@techsinger I can speed up or slow down the local or remote synthesizer by not very much, and it instantly breaks. Keep them exactly the same, and I've been able to read very long documents with no problem at all.
@BorrisInABox @techsinger hmm, maybe that's why some people are having speech cuing issues and some aren't?
@BorrisInABox very weird. If I may ask, are you using the original add-on, telenvda, the recent NVDA functionality itself, or something else?
@techsinger I'm using the original add-on. Or, well, the one that is now built into NVDA, which is not actually the original add-on, but it did the same thing.
Yes, I get it :) I'm using TeleNvda, my machine with the core one isn't up. I'm using the IBMTTS driver. I set the server at a speed of 50 and the client at the speed of 30. Is that enough of a difference? I started say all on the server. It just kept reading. I have a book with fairly long chapters and it got through one of them without issues except that the client's speech was, in fact, slower. I stopped say all and nothing happened, I just went on as usual. What happens on your end? That is, how do you know it's broken?
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@BorrisInABox You know, your speech log is making my life allot easier, troubleshooting this, or even trying, would be far more of a pain without it. Anyhow, I increased the speed of the voice from 60 to 80. Nothing changes. That same speech, desktop, list top, recycle bin 1 of 63, is sent to the log. What I hear is just "recycle bin 1 of 63". The speed did not change things on my end.
@techsinger I'm also using IBMTTS. 45% to 50% is enough to break it for me. If the remote is slower than local, it will eventually just pause for a while as the other machine catches up. If it's faster, then it eventually will jump to who knows where. It's just been like that for as long as I can remember, at least for me, so I've always kept them exactly the same when possible.
@BorrisInABox How long does it take for that to happen? Is 10K characters in multiple paragraphs enough? As I said, I went through a chapter with the speed 20% different and it didn't fail. I think the whole chapter was around 15000 characters. It was definitely significantly more than 10K. There were no skips and no jumps.
@techsinger Way less than that. Maybe a couple of lines.
@BorrisInABox I'm totally stumped. The only thing I can suggest, if you want to bother with this, is to see whether you can manage to put in a telenvda server and client and see if you have the same issue. Oh, and one more thing while I think of it. I don't use a server. all my testing has been over direct connections between devices, whether on the LAN or over a VPN. I figured I had better mention it since I know many people use servers.
@techsinger I use a server, but that doesn't seem to matter. Direct connections do the same thing.
any clue if this plays nice with braille on either platform? If not, can it be made to?
I've been controlling Windows devices from my mac using RIM and not having an braille output is that workflow's main weakness
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Hi @BorrisInABox I'm listening to the Outside stream and I just heard a clock on there fairly close to the microphone. Did that just happen to occur or was that editted in to the stream? It's super cool to hear the fireworks on there too! Happy new year!
It is mixed in with the stream.
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Happy 2026!!!!
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2026 has made it to my time zone. Initial tests show no bugs and no regressions from v2025. It is safe to install.
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Who doesn't like #reverb on their tracks? I sure do. But what has frustrated me for the past 2 years of using #BitwigStudio is that the stock reverb device has felt not as smooth and silky, or easy to manipulate as I'd like. The Lexicon 224 sound is something to strive for, and those clever engineers found a way to make an incredible sound with not amazing spec digital audio (12-bit with a max frequency of 10,400Hz).
I think the secret sauce is the selective bands and delay times where you can have the the reverb swell into brightness or dwell into darkness with some simple tone controls.
I have found that if you stack two Bitwig Reverb devices in an FX-3 Multiband Device on the Low and Mid bands that you can get a really sweet sound. Here is my example with some Airwindows to round it out.
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Let this be a thread for people to come together and collaborate on music videos.
Are there any video artists looking to make an original music video? Any musical artists seeking a video for a track? Reply below and connect.
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Happy New Year one and all! Welcome 2026! May our greatest dreams come true! #NewYear2026
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Šťastný nový rok! 🎉 #fediverse
@lubosblazek No doufejme 🍀☺️
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Hello 2026. May you be less shitty.
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#HappyNewYear U.S. Eastern Time... *waves* Canada- Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, part of Nunavut; Peru; Colombia, Bahamas, Jamaica, Ecuador, too many other places to list... and Cuba.
#HappyNewYear and let's hope 2026 is a marked improvement for all of us!
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According to foobar2000's playback stats, I spent four weeks, two days, four hours, 35 minutes and 53 seconds listening to music in 2025.
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Ashlee Boyer wrote a top-notch article on why to use PX units for CSS spacing. She’s also looking for work in the new year if you need someone who specializes in accessibility and web development things. ashleemboyer.com/blog/why-you-…
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Why You Should Use px Units for margin, padding, & Other Spacing Techniques | Ashlee M Boyer
When users increase their text size, they're not trying to make the space around text bigger.ashleemboyer.com
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Everyday only comes once!
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Lilo thought it would be fun to celebrate New Year's Eve by opening the drawer, pulling out her brand new bag of treats and cutting it open. Thankfully I was in the room or she might've eaten all of them. Happy New Year's, everyone! *sigh*
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I'm on that Cheeto diet. Gotta keep my body in Cheetosis
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#HappyNewYear Atlantic Canada- Nova Scotia (Halifax); Bermuda (U.K.), Netherlands Antilles, Manaus, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands.
This one could do with being updated since the Netherlands Antilles stopped being a thing in I think 2010. They're separate provinces now or something like that.
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"Missing Brain Receptor May Hold the Key to Autism"
WTF, NeuroscienceNews? Missing? It says in the fucking summary that it's reduced, not missing, and why do you consistently paint it as some defective form of a normal brain? We aren't the same as you. It's not "missing" OR "reduced". It's just different from you, you assholes! You left out the phrase "relative to".
Heaven forbid people be different from each other! That might lead to...diversity! Scandalous!
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hey @vaporeon_
Here's a machine with specs that I am pretty sure will make you segfault:
[thatprettyfreya@cfarm120 ~]$ lscpu
Architecture: ppc64
Byte Order: Big Endian
CPU(s): 192
On-line CPU(s) list: 0-191
Model name: POWER10 (architected), altivec supported
Model: 2.0 (pvr 0080 0200)
Thread(s) per core: 8
Core(s) per socket: 6
Socket(s): 4
Virtualization features:
Hypervisor vendor: pHyp
Virtualization type: para
Caches (sum of all):
L1d: 1.5 MiB (48 instances)
L1i: 2.3 MiB (48 instances)
L2: 48 MiB (48 instances)
L3: 192 MiB (48 instances)
NUMA:
NUMA node(s): 4
NUMA node0 CPU(s): 0-47
NUMA node1 CPU(s): 48-95
NUMA node2 CPU(s): 96-143
NUMA node3 CPU(s): 144-191
[thatprettyfreya@cfarm120 ~]$ free -h
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 2.0Ti 38Gi 637Gi 5.6Gi 1.3Ti 2.0Ti
Swap: 511Gi 18Gi 493Gi
[thatprettyfreya@cfarm120 ~]$ df -h .
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/almalinux_gcc120-root 11T 2.4T 8.1T 23% /
[thatprettyfreya@cfarm120 ~]$
What the actual fuck?
Wait, it's Power PC arch?
I didn't even know they still made PPC's.
That's insane. Well, I learned something today.
@Bri raptorcs.com/BB/
Raptor Computing Systems::Blackbird µATX Mainboard
Blackbird is the world's first µATX-compatible, desktop-class mainboard for the free-software friendly IBM POWER9 processor and architecture. POWER is the only open, owner-controllable architecture that is competitive in performance.www.raptorcs.com
@Bri🥰
Order online for $5,949.99. Yeah I'll take 27 of them thanks
I probably could, I'm just not sure what practical use that would be. As far as I know, only Linux runs on those
all things that none of my target user bass uses
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#HappyNewYear Canada- Newfoundland and Labrador (St. John's.); NewfyNewfyNewfyNewfyNewfy. #Newfy #RockTheHouse borris.me/audio/noofyear.mp3
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#HappyNewYear Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Suriname, French Guiana, Greenland-Nuuk, U.K.- Falkland Islands.
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Though I appreciate the day off tomorrow, I have no idea why New Years is so important in our culture. For me, I'll just enjoy the day and make fudge.
People need to recover from the night of drinking!!!
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Uncomfortably Numb!
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Our lucky New Year's Lemon Pig is all snout.
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at second try if not at first, i cant cover my self anywhere it is become too far, just one point
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Pixel sizes for New Year’s Resolutions are so last year. What’s your new resolution measured in?
- Arcseconds (36%, 28 votes)
- Microkelvin (10%, 8 votes)
- Millihertz (13%, 10 votes)
- Actual Planck units (39%, 30 votes)
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