Any #ham radio operators have the Kenwood ts-890s? I hear it's pretty good plus it has built-in speech. Kenwood doesn't have the price on their website so I wonder how much it actually would be to buy.

I have all 9 dragon Ball games released for the ps2. Yes, even that one where you have to walk around and defeat enemies, still keeping it for the collection since I love Dragon Ball so much.

#Chinese is an interesting language and something I think I'd like to study once I'm done with summer classes and consequently done with school and have the time other than work. Are there any #blind #chinese speakers on Mastodon who know the best way for blind folks to learn Chinese? I'm not completely without knowledge because I've done my own preliminary studying on how to pronounce the syllables and the associated tones, (they don't intimidate me in the slightest.) I'm looking to find resources on dictionaries that can give me phrases that correspond to what might be translated to in English though I am aware translation will never truly help me understand the nuances.

So I've been trying out MuseScore. I have to say, it's pretty intuitive. It works well with the keyboard and the accessibility is pretty solid if you can get past the fact the tab key doesn't do what you want it to and instead you need to use the arrow keys to navigate the interface. Anyone else who is #blind have experiences with Musescore?

I have contacted Qidi support about our #3dprinter #OctoPrint issue. Several posts on different places including the OctoPrint forums say it is possible to connect Qidi printers, including the q1pro to OctoPrint. We will figure out a way, now is far from the time to give up.

@LeonianUniverse @gocu54 Please watch this video on how to unbox and what to do with a brand-new airfryer. This will contain very important information on how best to work a new one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4USyaRMTas

@LeonianUniverse @gocu54 Looks like Connor Pay got drafted to the Oakland Raders.

Apparently the foam flinging community hates nerf these days. So for you #3dprinting folks who actually like building stuff, you can build gas-powered custom blasters. Don't know why you'd want to because I'm never used anything except for nerf, but it sounds pretty neat and I like the casual use of printing to get a project done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR0GsLZJnQQ

For #3dprinting folks, apparently Nerf offers kits with bolts and stuff sso you can print the plastic parts and assemble your own blasters. Pretty neat idea there. https://www.frontlinefoam.com/