ryanpandya

The good news is they're definitely joking. The bad news is that indeed, there's definitely someone out there doing this unironically.

What do you have in mind?

Is there a way it could eventually function like a P2P version of archive.org, so that if anyone has a copy of a page (at a point in time I suppose?), it's available to anyone in the network?

If I understand correctly, right now it's more of a self hosted tool for personal archiving (which is great -- I'm a user myself), but something even more resilient harnessing network effects would be great to see.

I thought we're pretty clear that it's thanks to absolutely colossal mass, which... Can't really happen on earth since it requires the mass of a huge number of earths.

How's that one been re battery life?

Yep and it's infuriating.

https://github.com/badaix/snapcast!

Works perfectly on pis scattered around the house.

I use an Nvidia shield and it has a Jellyfin app (along with basically anything else on Android, which is why it's been perfect for me). User friendly while still being flexible enough for most anything I want to throw at it.

ARM architecture I guess

If you're interested in the cutting edge of biomanufacturing, I'm happy to tell you about Perfect Day: www.perfectday.com

SiriusXM plays a huge role in aviation and maritime data (e.g. onboard weather). I bet things like this are a large portion of the revenue.

Wow - this is perfect. I would love literally exactly what you've described. Is there nothing out there - might be fun to take a crack at making it?