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If you’ve tried using Synthesizer V before, you’ve likely seen the prices for Synthesizer V Studio and its voicebanks. Synthesizer V itself costs about a hundred US dollars (excluding taxes), while a single voicebank typically costs around eighty dollars (also before taxes). Purchasing Synthesizer V and all its voicebanks would cost approximately two thousand dollars – quite a significant amount. Even buying just one voicebank like Kasane Teto (who is pretty cool) plus Synthesizer V would cost you thirteen thousand two hundred yen plus ninety-nine dollars – still substantial money.
I was super scared of getting my Github account banned. Sorry, maybe look for some archives idk
If you’ve worked a bit with NodeJS, you’ve probably heard of Express. The web framework that is slow but has good syntax (a matter of personal preference). In this tutorial I will show you how to make your Express application at least 3 times faster
Requirements:
An application written with Express.js (OBV) Let’s say your express application is this
const express = require('express') const app = express() const port = 3000 app.
Want to setup a Bluesky PDS (Personal Data Server) but frustrated that the official installer script only supports Debian and Ubuntu? This guide will walk you through setting up a Bluesky PDS on any Linux distribution by manually following the same steps the installer performs.
Prerequisites You’ll need:
A Linux server with root access A domain name you control Basic command line knowledge At least 2GB RAM and 20GB storage Step 1: Install Required Packages The exact package names vary by distribution, but you’ll need these packages for PDS: