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Upon the winding, lonely road I tread, Where whispers of the past in silence spread, Each step a thought, each breath a sigh, Beneath the vast and watchful sky. Time stretches like the endless way, That beckons me through the fading day, Each bend reveals a truth untold, Each mile of thought worth more than gold. Till I reach familiar ground, I carry stillness I have found, The peace that comes from walking afars Over roads with all their scars. Here in the quiet, far from sight, Where wisdom mingles with the dimming light, I find the answers I've long sought, In pools of deep and sacred thought. And when I reach familiar ground, I carry stillness I have found, For in this solitude, I find my way, A journey in thought, come what may. Photos, lyrics: Alan Bonnici ( https://www.AlanBonnici.com ) Lyrics set to music: https://suno.com     Follow This, That and (Maybe), the Other :  

Introduction I received a functioning YokaTV KB2 Pro, an Android TV box released in 2016. This device is powered by an Amlogic S912 processor, equipped with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. It features two USB ports and a MicroSD card slot for optional power, storage, or device connectivity. Connectivity options include both WiFi and a LAN port (100/1000 Mbps), alongside HDMI, Optical, and AV connectors. The device also includes a power button, reset button, and comes with an external 5V/2A DC transformer. While the original unit included a remote control, this was missing from the unit I received. For a review of this Android box refer to https://mediaplayers.gr/yoka-tv-kb2-pro/ and https://youtu.be/U1GD6uaht1w?si=TxmH2mCUgKJNbBJ0 . I have an old Samsung SmartTV that stopped receiving updates. The three applications I was particularly interested in—Plex, YouTube, and VLC—were no longer working or were outdated. The idea was to connect the YokaTV to the Samsung via HDMI and...