mkp224o VS Mopidy MusicBox

mkp224o has worked fine for me. Older tools like Shallot and Eschalot don't support v3 addresses, and so are no longer usable.

I’m hosting a site on a Raspberry Pi 4B (8GB Ram) with Nginx. I wanted to make it accessible on tor with a custom vanity address so I used a program called mkp224o to generate an address.

I thought that it would be cool to have a vanity v3 domain of some kind, so I've used mkp224o to generate one (bitcoinABC...DEF.onion, from now on I'll refer to this as .onion

https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/onion-services/onionmine based on https://github.com/cathugger/mkp224o/

Yup, https://github.com/cathugger/mkp224o was used. I'll props https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/onion-services/onionmine as well which is a new project to consolidate the entire minting process.

So I realized that I could give a custom private key to get a custom .onion address. Then I used mkp224o to brute force some

mkp224o

Is there a reason you need to use carplay instead of something like pi musicbox? What exactly is the USB dongle for?

I saw something here on reddit where people were taking the little $5 raspberry pi zero's and basically building their own chromecast audios with them. I am not sure this is the same thing I saw but I found this on google. https://www.pimusicbox.com/

I have a few rooms in my house which I have audio, but they are far enough apart that I won't be trying to stream to all at once. I am also a mostly Apple user, so I use Raspberry Pi's with Hifiberry AMP2 and shairport-sync (AirPlay target). I can select any of the Pi's as the speaker output on any Apple device. There's also a pre-made Raspberry Pi distribution called pi music box which also offers other protocols than AirPlay.

Get yourself a Raspberry Pi and battery pack if you're mobile, and check this guide out. That'll run Spotify 24x7.

Look what I've found: https://www.pimusicbox.com/ This should perfectly suit your needs..

Currently, my plan is to use https://www.pimusicbox.com/ with some sort of DAC, an undetermined raspberry pi model, and a micro SD card for storage (total flac library is just under 500 gigs). I'm not incredibly well versed in pi projects (have made a few successful retropie builds for friends) and am an amateur when it comes to coding and linux. Regardless, this project will be a hobby , so learning, failing, and growing are all part of the plan.

Pi MusicBox

https://www.pimusicbox.com/ I found this which has chromecast support and airplay, but it doesn't support rpi4 it seems