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Maker uses Raspberry Pi and AI to block noisy neighbor's music by hacking nearby Bluetooth speakers
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this post was submitted on 26 Feb 2024
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So it only disrupted the speaker when it detected reggaeton?
So it wasn't the loud music early in the morning he objected to, he just thought his neighbor had shitty taste.
it comes across pretty much like "does not like that Latino neighbors listen to Latina music".
Uhm. If you'd read the article you'd know that the person that made this is in Argentina so they're not "latino" neighbors. For him they're just neighbors.
Also, reggaeton is mentioned specifically simply becayse he had to find a way to identify the loud noises his neighbors' speakers were making. If they were listening to loud Trash Metal for example, he would've programmed the device to detect that genre.
Don't make this a hate or discrimination thing. That's not what it is.