Home assistant, whisper, piper, openwakeword (set to jarvis), ollama.

But its no iron man level jarvis

I found blocking things is full on, time consuming and never really works effectively enough. There’s always a way to see things that you want to see and if its forbidden, the curiosity is stronger.

Preference is approaching conversation with the kid(s). Take some time to watch things with them. The kid needs to learn critical thinking using logic and reasoning. Teaching these skills, and to not take everything at face value is probably where I would direct my energies. Wish I had better advice, but harbouring good debate without getting too emotional/personal is a skill worth learning.

Wait until they release ballbag scanners

Findacrew.net - Typically private boat owners looking for a hand on crossings. No experience might make this a bit of a push and I havent used it for about 10 years so…

A better chance might be to try and get ahold of the merchant navy.

Plenty of big ships that take a volunteer crew, especially for ship delivery. They can be picky about who they make shipmates, so dont sound fucking useless if you contact someone. Competition to be crew can get fierce.

Depending where you are, most seem to do the business on Facebook.

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Holy shit. Trying to force licenses on growing from seed because someone cross fucking bred its mother plant… Thats dystopian as fuck.

I know people want to protect strains they produced, but we are all in this together. Dont go blocking a process or method which might make a crop yield more in a certain climate, or resistant to certain bugs, because you protected it first. fucking copyright and patents… How does that shite exist

Literal gold

Onky with Firefox now. Since manifesto v3 says fuck you on chrome based browsers