This is the best approach. Limit. And encourage people to un-follow. It will get bad at some point, and then there will be no choice but to defederate.

Threads will never moderate.

what differentiates us from the open web where anybody can post almost anything and anybody can browse to it, is somebody can tag you. that allows people to push crap at you like with email. we should therefore have protection at the social media server level like we have spam protection.

but we don't have algos. you're only going to see what you kinda asked for, like with a browser. since #threads users can't even tag us yet, I don't see the concern here yet. but I'm a weirdo.

I mostly get advice from the fediverse when I don't ask for it and don't need it.

(This has been an aside in the thread.)

I want a box that plugs in to a TV and plays the gameboy game I made.

I want it to do nothing else, and I want it to be as cheap as possible.

My original plan was to use an ESP32 with composite output and a USB gamepad.

There are several projects that implement a gameboy color emulator on the ESP32, there are several projects that add Composite Video output to the 32.

For example ESP 8-bit, which ads NES emulation (among others) with composite video and gamepad support. But no gameboy emulation.

There are no projects that implement a Gameboy Color emulator alongside composite video out that I've been able to find.

(This is a thread. The next post will contain questions. Please do not reply without reading the next post.)

Do you know of a way to accomplish the above with an ESP32?

Do you know of another microcontroller that I could accomplish this goal with for less than $8/unit, that I can get in the US within the next weeks, in quantities of 10+ ?

Can you think of another way to accomplish this project for under $15 total?

(this is a thread! This is the part of the thread where I'm asking for advice. If you're going to give me advice, please read the previous post as well.)

Alternately, are there any projects similar in scope and price to the original odroid-Go currently available in quantities of 10+ in timescales of less than 3 weeks?

If I could do it as an all in one unit with battery and screen, I'd be willing to spend slightly more than on a home console (but it still has to be cheap enough for me to justify re-selling at a show.)

(this is a thread! This is the part of the thread where I'm asking for advice. If you're going to give me advice, please read the previous posts as well.)

I guess I could go with one of the cheaper #gamedad boxes?

I guess I'll have to see how low those go.

(this is a thread! This is the part of the thread where I'm speculating around my own problem. If you're going to give me advice, please read the previous posts as well.)

Cheapest gamedad I'm seeing runs about $50, and while it would work... That's more than I want to spend on a single unit.

I guess I could also go look at the (subsidized) androidTV/GoogleTV boxes (they tend to run about twenty bucks, to which I'd need to add a game controller for at least an additional 10) and see if there are any which are broadly available and easy to jailbreak.

(this is a thread! This is the part of the thread where I'm speculating around my own problem. If you're going to give me advice, please read the previous posts as well.)