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Baby-shit green.

Meet the Feebles

and

Aliens

Using local FOSS AI tools, 1-2 times a month.

Whisper+ - Voice recognition (essentially flawless)

SherpaTTS - Text to Speech engine (quite good, some pronunciation mishits)

The online AI stuff may be brainrot, so will take it slower on that front.

This has been on my to-watch list for 20 years.

...and yes, I do know the release date.

https://musopen.org/radio/

for Public Domain classical releases as an online radio station.

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Or download 2 large mixes for off grid:

MusOpen - 12hrs pt1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLRRbRuffcA

MusOpen - 12hrs pt2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUdQLUh4Pbk

I did not. The puppy had a home already.

Most loan-words are hard for ESL learners, they retain the original language pronunciation and break many phonetic rules of English pronunciation.

The pup was initially fully stuck, head first in the horizontal pipe at bottom. Coaxed it to turn around head-up, with some gentle words and tapping the top of the pipe.

It would not bite onto a strap covered in wet catfood. One person with the skinniest arms reached down and grabbed him out.

We had a pole-and-loop snare en route but didn't use it.

Good result.

It was a bit tense on arrival, but had a happy ending. This was a week ago.

Foodista.com has many recipes under a Creative Commons licence, and has a 'Add a recipe' button.

Been my recipe goto for years, but I've never added one before.

Rescued a whimpering puppy from a metre depth, straight down in a narrow drainpipe.

When we got the callout for an animal rescue, I had forgot that the cat-in-a-tree type incidents are stereotypical for firefighters.

Was a unique achievement for me.

In France certainly.