#openvoiceos — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #openvoiceos, aggregated by home.social.
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Some time ago, an artist on Fedi:
I wanted robots to do the dishes and the chores for me, so I can do art. Not they doing the art and chores left for me...
I am a software developer, game developer, a writer and a translator(for FOSS and Wikipedia). And I know most of the time, LLMs create slop for a considerable amount of work. I'm not against AI nor I am against LLM. I am trying to imply that these tools are best for assisting the human. Not replacing them.
Perhaps in future, we'll have more intelligent Artificial Intelligence tools. But as I told everyone, I highly doubt a #Transformer alone will help us travel long.
I fully support automating boring tasks. We have such these in every field. But there is a line between a task which must be done by a human and a task which can be automated.
BTW, meanwhile in offtopic chatroom of #OpenVoiceOS, one of the folks shared these two very valuable insights:
https://nickbostrom.com/papers/vulnerable.pdf
As I already have written a post on me blog[1], I strongly oppose both the #AIHype and the #AIAntiHype. I see many #FOSS projects put a blanket ban on any use of LLMs. I don't think this is good. Many projects let LLMs flourish all around their codebase. And I'm very afraid of the long term consequences it *might* have. I mean maybe, there won't be any consequences. But do you want to risk on that and after like 3 years realize how the project is ruined? I am not talking about vibe coding. I am talking about professional programmers overwhelmingly trust LLMs.
Imagine there is a muddy water and you cannot see what's in there. Will you take your chances to swim in? Or you wait till the mud goes down and the water becomes clear?
[0] https://far.chickenkiller.com/computing/llms-the-hype-the-antihype-and-the-reality/
#AI #LLM #LargeLanguageModels #programming #robots #robot #vibecoding
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Some time ago, an artist on Fedi:
I wanted robots to do the dishes and the chores for me, so I can do art. Not they doing the art and chores left for me...
I am a software developer, game developer, a writer and a translator(for FOSS and Wikipedia). And I know most of the time, LLMs create slop for a considerable amount of work. I'm not against AI nor I am against LLM. I am trying to imply that these tools are best for assisting the human. Not replacing them.
Perhaps in future, we'll have more intelligent Artificial Intelligence tools. But as I told everyone, I highly doubt a #Transformer alone will help us travel long.
I fully support automating boring tasks. We have such these in every field. But there is a line between a task which must be done by a human and a task which can be automated.
BTW, meanwhile in offtopic chatroom of #OpenVoiceOS, one of the folks shared these two very valuable insights:
https://nickbostrom.com/papers/vulnerable.pdf
As I already have written a post on me blog[1], I strongly oppose both the #AIHype and the #AIAntiHype. I see many #FOSS projects put a blanket ban on any use of LLMs. I don't think this is good. Many projects let LLMs flourish all around their codebase. And I'm very afraid of the long term consequences it *might* have. I mean maybe, there won't be any consequences. But do you want to risk on that and after like 3 years realize how the project is ruined? I am not talking about vibe coding. I am talking about professional programmers overwhelmingly trust LLMs.
Imagine there is a muddy water and you cannot see what's in there. Will you take your chances to swim in? Or you wait till the mud goes down and the water becomes clear?
[0] https://far.chickenkiller.com/computing/llms-the-hype-the-antihype-and-the-reality/
#AI #LLM #LargeLanguageModels #programming #robots #robot #vibecoding
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I see, clicking on the hashtags, that I asked similar questions about a year ago — it may be that I'm the local expert.
For what it's worth, I successfully installed #OpenVoiceOS on my #RPi5 in 2025, but I wasn't entirely happy with it, for reasons I forget. So it stayed in the basement, rather than seeing any real use.
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I see, clicking on the hashtags, that I asked similar questions about a year ago — it may be that I'm the local expert.
For what it's worth, I successfully installed #OpenVoiceOS on my #RPi5 in 2025, but I wasn't entirely happy with it, for reasons I forget. So it stayed in the basement, rather than seeing any real use.
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I see, clicking on the hashtags, that I asked similar questions about a year ago — it may be that I'm the local expert.
For what it's worth, I successfully installed #OpenVoiceOS on my #RPi5 in 2025, but I wasn't entirely happy with it, for reasons I forget. So it stayed in the basement, rather than seeing any real use.
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I see, clicking on the hashtags, that I asked similar questions about a year ago — it may be that I'm the local expert.
For what it's worth, I successfully installed #OpenVoiceOS on my #RPi5 in 2025, but I wasn't entirely happy with it, for reasons I forget. So it stayed in the basement, rather than seeing any real use.
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I see, clicking on the hashtags, that I asked similar questions about a year ago — it may be that I'm the local expert.
For what it's worth, I successfully installed #OpenVoiceOS on my #RPi5 in 2025, but I wasn't entirely happy with it, for reasons I forget. So it stayed in the basement, rather than seeing any real use.
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Has anyone used #OpenVoiceOS? How well did it work? Any pitfalls you wish you'd been warned about?
I'm planning to run it on a #RaspberryPi5 .
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Has anyone used #OpenVoiceOS? How well did it work? Any pitfalls you wish you'd been warned about?
I'm planning to run it on a #RaspberryPi5 .
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Has anyone used #OpenVoiceOS? How well did it work? Any pitfalls you wish you'd been warned about?
I'm planning to run it on a #RaspberryPi5 .
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Has anyone used #OpenVoiceOS? How well did it work? Any pitfalls you wish you'd been warned about?
I'm planning to run it on a #RaspberryPi5 .
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Has anyone used #OpenVoiceOS? How well did it work? Any pitfalls you wish you'd been warned about?
I'm planning to run it on a #RaspberryPi5 .
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#UnplugBigTech Tipp 5: Open-Source-Sprachassistent
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.
#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugBigTech Tipp 5: Open-Source-Sprachassistent
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.
#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugBigTech Tipp 5: Open-Source-Sprachassistent
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.
#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugBigTech Tipp 5: Open-Source-Sprachassistent
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.
#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugBigTech Tipp 5: Open-Source-Sprachassistent
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.
#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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Ich hab noch ein kleines Bastelprojekt. Ich hab schon lange den Wunsch, einen #RaspberryPi mit #OpenVoiceOS auszustatten und, wenn es funktioniert, die Echos damit zu ersetzen. Bislang scheiterte es daran, dass ich einfach keine Idee hatte, welches Mikrofon ich nehmen könnte. Dabei steht seit mehren Monaten ein Jabra 510 Conference Speaker auf meinem Schreibtisch 😁
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Ich hab noch ein kleines Bastelprojekt. Ich hab schon lange den Wunsch, einen #RaspberryPi mit #OpenVoiceOS auszustatten und, wenn es funktioniert, die Echos damit zu ersetzen. Bislang scheiterte es daran, dass ich einfach keine Idee hatte, welches Mikrofon ich nehmen könnte. Dabei steht seit mehren Monaten ein Jabra 510 Conference Speaker auf meinem Schreibtisch 😁
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Ich hab noch ein kleines Bastelprojekt. Ich hab schon lange den Wunsch, einen #RaspberryPi mit #OpenVoiceOS auszustatten und, wenn es funktioniert, die Echos damit zu ersetzen. Bislang scheiterte es daran, dass ich einfach keine Idee hatte, welches Mikrofon ich nehmen könnte. Dabei steht seit mehren Monaten ein Jabra 510 Conference Speaker auf meinem Schreibtisch 😁
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Ich hab noch ein kleines Bastelprojekt. Ich hab schon lange den Wunsch, einen #RaspberryPi mit #OpenVoiceOS auszustatten und, wenn es funktioniert, die Echos damit zu ersetzen. Bislang scheiterte es daran, dass ich einfach keine Idee hatte, welches Mikrofon ich nehmen könnte. Dabei steht seit mehren Monaten ein Jabra 510 Conference Speaker auf meinem Schreibtisch 😁
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Ich hab noch ein kleines Bastelprojekt. Ich hab schon lange den Wunsch, einen #RaspberryPi mit #OpenVoiceOS auszustatten und, wenn es funktioniert, die Echos damit zu ersetzen. Bislang scheiterte es daran, dass ich einfach keine Idee hatte, welches Mikrofon ich nehmen könnte. Dabei steht seit mehren Monaten ein Jabra 510 Conference Speaker auf meinem Schreibtisch 😁
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@teledyn @tk i have not tried #OpenVoiceOS yet. But i will do. i head yesterday about it. If you #OpenVoiceOS then you may check also like https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/ #SL5aura
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@teledyn @tk i have not tried #OpenVoiceOS yet. But i will do. i head yesterday about it. If you #OpenVoiceOS then you may check also like https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/ #SL5aura
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@teledyn @tk i have not tried #OpenVoiceOS yet. But i will do. i head yesterday about it. If you #OpenVoiceOS then you may check also like https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/ #SL5aura
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@teledyn @tk i have not tried #OpenVoiceOS yet. But i will do. i head yesterday about it. If you #OpenVoiceOS then you may check also like https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/ #SL5aura
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@mpjgregoire #OpenVoiceOS i head yesterday about. If you like to open a Radio Sender by voice may check this solution: https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/blob/master/config/maps/plugins/web-radio-funk/de-DE/FUZZY_MAP_pre.py #SL5aura
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@mpjgregoire #OpenVoiceOS i head yesterday about. If you like to open a Radio Sender by voice may check this solution: https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/blob/master/config/maps/plugins/web-radio-funk/de-DE/FUZZY_MAP_pre.py #SL5aura
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@mpjgregoire #OpenVoiceOS i head yesterday about. If you like to open a Radio Sender by voice may check this solution: https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/blob/master/config/maps/plugins/web-radio-funk/de-DE/FUZZY_MAP_pre.py #SL5aura
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@mpjgregoire #OpenVoiceOS i head yesterday about. If you like to open a Radio Sender by voice may check this solution: https://github.com/sl5net/SL5-aura-service/blob/master/config/maps/plugins/web-radio-funk/de-DE/FUZZY_MAP_pre.py #SL5aura
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@tk there are on-screen keyboard options but integrating just cursor keys and touchpad handheld would be ideal. I found Futo keyboard to use via vnc on the pi, but the cursor keys are tiny. I wanted like kdeconnect, but as a keyboard.
For the kitchen, a perfect world would use touchscreen but nobody left me one 😁
It would need #openvoiceos too, but that's a different puzzle.
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@tk there are on-screen keyboard options but integrating just cursor keys and touchpad handheld would be ideal. I found Futo keyboard to use via vnc on the pi, but the cursor keys are tiny. I wanted like kdeconnect, but as a keyboard.
For the kitchen, a perfect world would use touchscreen but nobody left me one 😁
It would need #openvoiceos too, but that's a different puzzle.
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@tk there are on-screen keyboard options but integrating just cursor keys and touchpad handheld would be ideal. I found Futo keyboard to use via vnc on the pi, but the cursor keys are tiny. I wanted like kdeconnect, but as a keyboard.
For the kitchen, a perfect world would use touchscreen but nobody left me one 😁
It would need #openvoiceos too, but that's a different puzzle.
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@tk there are on-screen keyboard options but integrating just cursor keys and touchpad handheld would be ideal. I found Futo keyboard to use via vnc on the pi, but the cursor keys are tiny. I wanted like kdeconnect, but as a keyboard.
For the kitchen, a perfect world would use touchscreen but nobody left me one 😁
It would need #openvoiceos too, but that's a different puzzle.
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@tk there are on-screen keyboard options but integrating just cursor keys and touchpad handheld would be ideal. I found Futo keyboard to use via vnc on the pi, but the cursor keys are tiny. I wanted like kdeconnect, but as a keyboard.
For the kitchen, a perfect world would use touchscreen but nobody left me one 😁
It would need #openvoiceos too, but that's a different puzzle.
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#UnplugTrump - Tipp5:
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugTrump - Tipp5:
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugTrump - Tipp5:
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugTrump - Tipp5:
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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#UnplugTrump - Tipp5:
Verabschiede dich von Alexa und anderen Sprachassistenten, die deine Gespräche mithören und auswerten. Nutze stattdessen eine datenschutzfreundliche Alternative wie OpenVoiceOS, ein Open-Source-Sprachassistent, der von einer aktiven Community weiterentwickelt wird und auf einem RaspberryPi läuft. So behältst du die Kontrolle über deine Daten.#Alexa #OpenVoiceOS #Sprachassistent #VoiceControl #SpeechRecognition #datenschutz #privacy
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This time around there is a newer Tasmota add on that works with my living room lights. Still having trouble making it do what I need it to do. But the main issue now is that although there is a voice assistant in Home Assistant, it's not hands free/always listening. You have to press a button to make it listen which makes it pointless since a light switch on a wall takes less effort for my users here. Enter #openvoiceos. This is software you can layer onto a Linux installation to give you a...
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This time around there is a newer Tasmota add on that works with my living room lights. Still having trouble making it do what I need it to do. But the main issue now is that although there is a voice assistant in Home Assistant, it's not hands free/always listening. You have to press a button to make it listen which makes it pointless since a light switch on a wall takes less effort for my users here. Enter #openvoiceos. This is software you can layer onto a Linux installation to give you a...
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This time around there is a newer Tasmota add on that works with my living room lights. Still having trouble making it do what I need it to do. But the main issue now is that although there is a voice assistant in Home Assistant, it's not hands free/always listening. You have to press a button to make it listen which makes it pointless since a light switch on a wall takes less effort for my users here. Enter #openvoiceos. This is software you can layer onto a Linux installation to give you a...
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Futuristic LOL time. So, I set up a old laptop with Windows 10 a few years ago and installed the Alexa app to control my lights in my living room (and other parts of the house). The hard drive in that laptop died back in October. So I started looking into alternatives. False starts with Android emulators, and Android x86... Then I decided to give Home Assistant a try again. I tried it a few years ago and it didn't work with my WiFi smart lights so I was unimpressed.
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Futuristic LOL time. So, I set up a old laptop with Windows 10 a few years ago and installed the Alexa app to control my lights in my living room (and other parts of the house). The hard drive in that laptop died back in October. So I started looking into alternatives. False starts with Android emulators, and Android x86... Then I decided to give Home Assistant a try again. I tried it a few years ago and it didn't work with my WiFi smart lights so I was unimpressed.
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Futuristic LOL time. So, I set up a old laptop with Windows 10 a few years ago and installed the Alexa app to control my lights in my living room (and other parts of the house). The hard drive in that laptop died back in October. So I started looking into alternatives. False starts with Android emulators, and Android x86... Then I decided to give Home Assistant a try again. I tried it a few years ago and it didn't work with my WiFi smart lights so I was unimpressed.
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yes I've used #OpenVoiceOS on my Mycroft 2 although I'm now using #NeonAI which
makes use of #Ovos .. I'd say it's fine and interesting, if a bit experimental. -
yes I've used #OpenVoiceOS on my Mycroft 2 although I'm now using #NeonAI which
makes use of #Ovos .. I'd say it's fine and interesting, if a bit experimental. -
yes I've used #OpenVoiceOS on my Mycroft 2 although I'm now using #NeonAI which
makes use of #Ovos .. I'd say it's fine and interesting, if a bit experimental. -
yes I've used #OpenVoiceOS on my Mycroft 2 although I'm now using #NeonAI which
makes use of #Ovos .. I'd say it's fine and interesting, if a bit experimental. -
I hadn't looked at #openvoiceos in a while, but when I go to https://github.io, I get https://pages.github.com/ — does this mean projects it hosted, like openvoiceos.github.io, are no longer?
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I hadn't looked at #openvoiceos in a while, but when I go to https://github.io, I get https://pages.github.com/ — does this mean projects it hosted, like openvoiceos.github.io, are no longer?
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I hadn't looked at #openvoiceos in a while, but when I go to https://github.io, I get https://pages.github.com/ — does this mean projects it hosted, like openvoiceos.github.io, are no longer?
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I hadn't looked at #openvoiceos in a while, but when I go to https://github.io, I get https://pages.github.com/ — does this mean projects it hosted, like openvoiceos.github.io, are no longer?
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I hadn't looked at #openvoiceos in a while, but when I go to https://github.io, I get https://pages.github.com/ — does this mean projects it hosted, like openvoiceos.github.io, are no longer?
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Anyone know if @ovos is still happening? Their fedi account is a year dormant, both the ovos-user-manual.openvoiceos.org and the #OpenVoiceOS community troubleshooting pages are mostly stubs or 404s, and I'm keen to know why only my weather Skill reliably responds, the rest say "I don't know", and that answer appears to suspend mic input.
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Anyone know if @ovos is still happening? Their fedi account is a year dormant, both the ovos-user-manual.openvoiceos.org and the #OpenVoiceOS community troubleshooting pages are mostly stubs or 404s, and I'm keen to know why only my weather Skill reliably responds, the rest say "I don't know", and that answer appears to suspend mic input.
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Anyone know if @ovos is still happening? Their fedi account is a year dormant, both the ovos-user-manual.openvoiceos.org and the #OpenVoiceOS community troubleshooting pages are mostly stubs or 404s, and I'm keen to know why only my weather Skill reliably responds, the rest say "I don't know", and that answer appears to suspend mic input.
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Anyone know if @ovos is still happening? Their fedi account is a year dormant, both the ovos-user-manual.openvoiceos.org and the #OpenVoiceOS community troubleshooting pages are mostly stubs or 404s, and I'm keen to know why only my weather Skill reliably responds, the rest say "I don't know", and that answer appears to suspend mic input.
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Anyone know if @ovos is still happening? Their fedi account is a year dormant, both the ovos-user-manual.openvoiceos.org and the #OpenVoiceOS community troubleshooting pages are mostly stubs or 404s, and I'm keen to know why only my weather Skill reliably responds, the rest say "I don't know", and that answer appears to suspend mic input.