At the same, does “painting our selfs into a corner” loose having true ending to stories?

Constraints and limitations drive creativity, but you have accept a final product at some point and move to another universe/story.

No need to put homelab in quotes, it’s whatever is your lab. We all have different setups that grow and shrink as we learn.

Let me show you a smaller option than a full rack amp. I used this exact setup before except using an AirPort Express instead of the pi.

I would do the Pi (your plan) -> this -> bookshelf speakers like these.

Does everything have to be all in one, or are you open to exploring passive speakers and a receiver?

Since this is in Homelab, I’m assuming you have access to a 19” rack. You could rack mount any amplifier (I like crown amps personally) and then feed either a Bluetooth or Raspberry Pi using a line/headphone amp. That also gives you the ability to continuing adding amps to feed more speakers around the house. That’s my homelab answer.

Home theater answer would be to look at a home theater receiver.

We just turn them sideways on a shelf at work. We use a lot of micro form factor and they look slick in a row on a 1u shelf. We fit 3 or 4 (can’t remember) wide across 6 shelves.

Bruh, all of this sounds creepy as shit.

A use it with web development by describing what I want something to look like and have it generate a React component based on my description.

Is what it gives me the final product? Sometimes, but it’s such a help to knock out a bunch of boilerplate and get me close to what I want.

Also generating documentation is nice. I wanted to fill out some internal wiki articles to help people new to the industry have something to reference. Spent maybe an hour having a conversation asking all of the questions I normally run into. Cleaned up the GPT text, checked for inaccuracies, and cranked out a ton of resources. That would have taken me days, if not weeks.

At the end of the day, GPT is better with words than I am, but it doesn’t have the years of experience I have.

This raised an interesting question in my head. How would the community respond to a brand/corporation hosting their own Lemmy community?

There are a few businesses I truly would not mind having an official place for community discussion and feedback. But like, not the GAP or Hobby Lobby. Those guys can fuck right off. But I personally have to realize some people want those communities as much as I want the things I like.

So where on earth would the line be drawn between useful and spam?

Gundam: Witch from Mercury and Pokémon Violet.

It would be horrific for the Pokémon.

Imagine spear-fishing with this. If you could feed target data like socials or anything else public just to create a fishing email. Jesus

I did a preorder bundle probably 5-6 years ago. Even with all of the absolute insane bugs and barely anything to do I feel I at least got my moneys worth of enjoyment.

I absolutely love the ship design and how the game feels. I haven’t revisited the game in awhile as I’m still using the same GTX970 now as I was then.

I know it’s never going to happen, but I still have a small bit of Star Citizen hype inside just hoping… one day…

That is funny as shit. Thank you

Why cut off a revenue stream now of all times. Why not just double down on micro transactions

This has been such an odd saga to play out.

Well shit, didn’t know that was a thing.

So far my usage is enough to keep me on the free smtp2go plan. But that’s worth keeping in mind if my needs grow.

ProtonMail for regular email + smtp2go for services to send outbound email.

A boobies blitzkrieg.

As soon as a big sub goes unmodded call in the NSFW brigades.

It’s not direct no, the concern I have regarding Meta’s algorithm stems from their size. By being so large, what is popular on Meta’s side would spill over. And I feel the way Meta shapes conversations through their algorithms always ends up in the most dumb and harmful content.

I’m honestly just kinda hoping it won’t be me scrolling on Lemm.ee and all the sudden see the type of shit I can view on Facebook because one person went and visited a Thread made up of Instagram users who just got enrolled in “the new Twitter”.

Thank you for taking the time to respond and see my point. At this point I want a ten foot pole between me and Meta.

But yes, it would be the ability for Meta to drown out and saturate content. It would start all nice and friendly between Meta and the rest. But Meta has to Meta and slowly start pumping things to drive eyes to a way that makes them money.

What I really don’t like is how it seems all of these recent corporate decisions are based on a companies viewing ANY eyeballs that are not looking at their content is a threat that has to be taken out. The sheer entitlement to a human being time. To go out of your way because you feel that they are costing you money because they don’t want to play with you.

This all happens before the database even gets asked for information. The web server will make a log of the requests as they come in before responding.

At minimum the web server needs to know where to send the data back to.