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Coming home from Ireland last evening.
#clouds #sunset

Top Albums from last.fm on 10/05/26
1, Chet Baker, Chet, (9);
2, Michael Brecker Quindectet, Wide Angles, (6);
3, Anouar Brahem, Le Pas Du Chat Noir, (1);
4, Billie Holiday, Billie Holiday, (1);
5, Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, Alone & Acoustic, (1);

The last days of social media might be the first days of something more human: a web that remembers why we came online in the first place — not to be harvested but to be heard, not to go viral but to find our people, not to scroll but to connect.

Yes please.

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Oh you mean like with audio output instead

Nope. No output at all. Just input. With the keyboard.

Why

Short answer: why not?

Long answer: James floated this idea at IWC/BTconf of a PC that's just a keyboard for taking notes; and I said that's totally doable and probably not hard at all to do, since computers that are inside a keyboard already exist. So here's me putting my money where my mouth is.

Relevant note: Since taking the video I've realized the Raspberry Pi is completely fine with a standard 5V, 2.5A phone charger. It's a bit below the specs but it's not exactly doing much here. So a standard powerbank is completely enough and it doesn't need the fancy charger that came with the PC to make loud noises :^)

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