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DoomsdaysCW

Working on cutting back both the and bushes (probably on Tuesday when things dry out a bit)...

Now Is the Best Time to Prune Raspberry Bushes For Better Harvests—Here's How

By Gemma Johnstone
Published on 12/11/24

thespruce.com/how-to-prune-ras

How and When to Prune Blackberry Bushes

April 11, 2025 by Heather Buckner

gardenerspath.com/plants/fruit

#SolarPunkSunday#Gardening#GrowYourOwn
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Dendrobatus Azureus

Contrary to what you may think, the PieCore Player is just as powerful as other players, yet needs a fraction of the processing power, a fraction of the memory and because it was so neatly coded, it can run on the smallest of the smallest of Raspberry Pi SBCs

I should note that you can have different versions of the PieCore Player, which is a server, in different rooms and they can communicate with each other. This enables you to decide from one point what music you want to play where
The moment it comes out of your audio digitizer and goes through direct Box, the XLR output can go to your PA speakers in a professional PA configuración. you can have such a setup also in an upscaled fashion

#Raspberry#Pi5#SBC
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Dendrobatus Azureus

There are a few simple rules to set up something new. Read the man pages if it's a command. If it's the distribution read the FAQ file online.
When something fails you are at fault, go and read the manual again!

Meticulously check & proofread the syntax.

When you're done with that, check out your network settings, provided it's a client server setup and your connections don't work the way they should. Make sure to check if you only have one Gateway; multi-homed gateways need special configuration.

Be curious, when things work, make sure you can roll back and test out a few new features.

These are a few of the principles I used when I set up my PieCore Server.

Everything went smoothly the moment I got my Wi-Fi configuration properly set up. Because I only have gateways on my Androids, I cannot use the wired configuration.

Pie Core Player needs extra libraries & extensions, when you need to connect your external media drives

When you also want to have the Fancy Interface as seen in the photographs, that needs to be fetched too

The reason is that PieCore Player player runs on just a micro Linux operating system distro. It boots up blatedly fast. PieCore Player is so small that it can run on a number of raspberry pie families.

Setting of the Lyron Media Server is very easy from the PieCore player interface. The moment that you click download, you will see from top, a nice small fetch command to get the LMS server on your SBC.

There's a lot more to say but for now, I will suffice with telling you, that I really enjoyed setting up my PieCore player

#Raspberry#Pi5#SBC
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Dendrobatus Azureus

I chose to use my trusty wget to download the image of Recall Box.

Getting it up and running is as easy as writing the image on a microSD card and booting the SBC from that card.

Apart from the SBC you also need to connect a USB game controller, since that is the primary mode of interaction in most games

There are a lot of systems available and for some systems you of course need the ROM.

For the Amiga I have the ROMs for the A4000T the A500 the A1200.
Having the physical ROM doesn't mean that you can already use them, because you need to be able to boot the machine after 20 to 30 years, have a video output that works in 2025.

Only then can you extract the ROM and put it in a file which should then put in the correct directory on your recall box

There are many gaming systems which do not need a separate ROM. On those you can execute games immediately. Just scrolling through the system directory will take you many minutes that's how many systems there are available.

#Raspberry#Pi5#SBC
mirabilos

has reached end of life with the release of and will not be included in (already being removed from sid).

Unfortunately, that means e-waste for the affected devices, such as several older editions (unless switching to Raspian, which may or may not even work or support them for longer and is effort anyway).

armel has not been part of and for a while, but this was not a problem as it’s a minority architecture and users could always upgrade (btw, if your armel box is still running bookworm, you’ll want to be on trixie by 2026-06-10).

I asked for it to be included in trixie LTS and ELTS, so that the old hardware can be used mostly securely until about 2035 instead of 2028, and the limiting factor for this is not will or infrastructure but funding. (While most security fixes aren’t specific to one of the architectures in question, there’s still some overhead, and armel is often slower to build and may need some more hand-holding than the newer armhf and arm64, so I believe that funding is actually needed.)

I’m just a private individual running one box with it I got as a gift, so I cannot offer much, but if you care about Debian and can offer funding, please approach @freexian (who organise LTS and offer ELTS as a separate-from-Debian offer) about this (and specifically mention armel).

If someone has connections to organisations involved in devices that cannot run armv7 hardfloat Debian or better, such as the Pi foundation, please ask them to contribute to in the same way, so we can have proper Debian on these devices for seven years longer than planned.

Thanks in advance.

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