I’m using https://rhasspy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ together with HomeAssistant which does what you describe. It combines a lot of different things into one nice UI, one of the things is listening to a wake word with help of one of those:
With some of them you can even train it to use your own wake word.
Ok they got me in the last third, I’m not gonna lie.
“We were treated like cattle, they even wrote numbers on our hands,”
Hey, at least they didn’t tattoo the numbers in.
What do you use on the desktop to listen to podcasts which is compatible with gpodder? My biggest problem is that even if gpodder syncs the list of podcasts I’m subscribed to, it doesn’t sync listened/not listened nor timestamp for listening now or anything like that.
Did you think about just letting someone else host your apps like:
Or generic providers like https://yunohost.org/ which have one click solutions for many different software.
I’d also be interested in switching. I even thought about hosting it myself but it’s kind of a lot of work and I shifted to only using AntennaPod on one phone for podcasts so I wouldn’t get much out of it. I still like to have the list of podcasts I subscribe to backed up on gpodder so when I switch phones I don’t need to import/export anything.
They don’t care about you but yes they would probably go after a newspaper and sue them for copyright infringement.
As far as I remember it’s part of Xitters Terms and Conditions that if you want to show a tweet you need to embed it, otherwise you’re stealing it.
And for Xitter it’s great, they still can change or delete it, they run javascript on the news page to get all your information, etc.
Since I went bluetooth I have to charge constantly which is annoying. But at the same time while I was wired the cBle always got in the way in a way so the phone would fall on the street or some hard floor at least omce but sometimes twice a year and breal.
Since I’m on bluetooth I didn’t break any screen in the last 5 years. I’M NOT GOING BACK TO WIRED, IT’S TOO EXPENSIVE.
What about https://lemmy.world/post/9289390 it’s practically the same picture.
adrian rodriguez, stop trolling with the same picture over and over again.
Just yesterday I saw the movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36PDeN9NRZ0
I assume that if people are too lazy to switch to a solution which works for every one then they are not very interested in talking to you anyway.
I’m not sure about Signal being the one, then we just give the power from one company (Apple) to another (Signal). If we want to improve then we should push open protocols where people can host their own infrastructure.
Alternative would be that defederation happens on user- not admin level, which we’re getting closer to with 0.19 where users can block instances and don’t need to rely on the admin. This hopefully will lower the need for admins to defederate so many instances them selves.
Then why are we shaming Apple and not the iOS users? I think Apple is totally reasonable here.
I think most of the problems you mention I’m mitigating by hosting my own instance. And that makes me to see lemmy as a set of forums instead of a reddit alternative like you propose.
Reddit cannot rely on other instances to provide content for its users. As such, it hosts all its content in a single, general-purpose instance.
I would rewrite the second sentence into “As such, content it doesn’t like is not possible to be hosted on their single, general-purpose instance.”
People who code in Rust would do an amazing job if they focused on instance creation and management.
Instance creation and management does not require coding skills. It’s a very different skill set, one of system administration and web hosting.
Your feed depends on which instances yours is federated with
I think it’s the other way around, your feed depends on which instances yours is not defederated with. You can always kick in the federation with an instance by subscribing to their communities and then see all of those.
Interface developers should expect users to have 2+ accounts
That is just a ugly workaround, I hope we can come up with something better.
I don’t understand why the article writes that iMessage is the only way for encrypted messaging between Android and iOS. I can thing of several off the top of my head:
And there are surly more …
It’s fun to see Mastodon mentioned as the source for such novel news.
Oh and because last year was the year of the voice in HomeAssistant, they build it in into HomeAssistant itself so you don’t need to set it up as clumsy as I did: https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2023/10/12/year-of-the-voice-chapter-4-wakewords/