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I actually use Reaper a lot for something else and tried to use it for gigs too but Reaper seems to be able only to receive osc commands, couldnt find a way to send any. I think its possible to write custom cpp extension for that but cpp is not my comfort zone.

My use case is pretty unique I guess and not something you built audionaut for. I do small live gigs in a local place where I sometimes need to operate lights, screen and play music at the same time and need something I can cue things to multiple software/devices through osc, websocket, tcp during music playback. I know there is already software for that but I didn't find anything I could run and quickly operate during the rehearsal before the event.

I was just wondering if you planed to add some features like markers or cue for integrations.

Congrats on the launch!

I tried to built something similar in go and wails but quickly hit roadblock with some critical features that required high time precision.

I wonder if I could use it for my use case, do you have any roadmap?

How can website be this slow, i can barelly scroll down on mobile.

Not sure about taking piracy sites out. 1337x is up with this note:

> Missile strikes on datacenters in Ukraine have knocked multiple servers in our network offline. We are working to restore them.

RIP MiroHost though, I can't image how bad this is for some people.

I wonder if it would be possible to run Wordpress on this. The issue with Workermen or Swoole is that they doesnt provide request data through globals and some headers are absent which Wordpress is a heavy user of.

Does governments have any say in this? If not then most MEPs of mentioned countries are too in favor of Chat Control. This is what it says when you click on one of the 4 countries.

I'm really confused by the article. What the hell does unlicensed mean? Does unlicensed means free (as in free personal onedrive accounts)?

Seems interesting but the github repos seem private. Github links from the docs dont work.

> learning new things

I wonder lately, doesn't that all new knowledge push out the old knowledge? As in new things replace old things we know. I don't know any studies on this but do we have infinite capacity for knowledge?

What about retaining it? I catch myself asking AI wondering about random things that pop into my head, reading it, maybe using that knowledge once and later no longer remembering what it was. Maybe if you use that knowledge in practice from the get go but projects get so complicated sometimes it seems like there is not enough space in my brain for things AI is learning me.

> Come on man, putting ads is not enshittification.

Sure man, until ads became unbearable and intrusive. The good old times are gone. This is the future.