Update 2026-04-06-draft.md

Author: TheKitty

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 After months of devastating price hikes, the cost of RAM is starting to fall. Trendforce reports that U.S. DDR5 RAM prices have dropped by over 20% in the last month - although other prices seem to not going down significantly. There are for indicators to watch: The OpenAI “rug pull”, Google’s recently announced TurboQuant - able to compress AI’s working memory by at least 6x and make it 8x faster, and people don’t want to pay absurd prices to drive things down but the OpenClaw popularity has put pressure on high memory systems, especially Mac Minis - [Tom's Guide](https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/hardware/ram-prices-are-finally-dropping-but-i-wouldnt-celebrate-just-yet) and [TechRadar](https://www.techradar.com/computing/memory/ddr5-retail-prices-pullback-amid-market-correction-trendforce-report-sparks-hope-that-we-might-be-turning-a-corner-in-the-ram-crisis).
 
+## A Peotry Phone in the Key of Banana
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+[![Poetry Phone](../assets/20260406/20260406banana.jpg)](https://mariothemaker.com/posts/poetry-phone-part-1.html)
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+Mario Cruz created an interactive art installation for the O, Miami Poetry Festival. Dial a number on a real phone keypad, hear ringing, then listen to a poem through the earpiece. Every number leads to a poem — but some numbers hide surprises. Built with a Raspberry Pi Pico, DFPlayer Mini MP3 module, CircuitPPython and a salvaged phone handset - [MarioTheMaker](https://mariothemaker.com/posts/poetry-phone-part-1.html).
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 ## Velxio – an Arduino and Embedded Board Emulator
 
 [![Velxio](../assets/20260406/20260406vel.jpg)](https://velxio.dev/)
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 ## News From Around the Web
 
-[![Poetry Phone](../assets/20260406/20260406banana.jpg)](https://mariothemaker.com/posts/poetry-phone-part-1.html)
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-Mario Cruz created an interactive art installation for the O, Miami Poetry Festival. Dial a number on a real phone keypad, hear ringing, then listen to a poem through the earpiece. Every number leads to a poem — but some numbers hide surprises. Built with a Raspberry Pi Pico, DFPlayer Mini MP3 module, CircuitPPython and a salvaged phone handset - [MarioTheMaker](https://mariothemaker.com/posts/poetry-phone-part-1.html).
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 [![CircuitPython is supported in Lopaka editor](../assets/20260406/20260406lopaka.jpg)](https://x.com/lopaka_app/status/2039384290811658457)
 
 CircuitPython is now supported in Lopaka editor - [X](https://x.com/lopaka_app/status/2039384290811658457) and [lopaka.app](https://lopaka.app/).