Now that the topic of #Audacity is heated, it probably worth mentioning similar softwares:
Behold… “#Zrythm is free software written in C using the GTK+3 toolkit and can be extended using GNU Guile.” It supports “GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, MacOS” and licensed under AGPLv3.
Official website:
https://www.zrythm.org/
Sourcehut git repo:
https://sr.ht/~alextee/zrythm/
P.s1: I myself haven’t used it [yet] but I’m very interested and curious to give it a shot.
P.s2: pre-build binaries costs 5£
If you can, grab yourself some torrents to help archive sci-hub:
#til
'OU' or a circle with a U in it- means it's kosher
https://www.dumdumpops.com/about-us/kosher-info
@freemo you were asking if there was anything interesting in my latest issue of #2600magazine and one thing to note is an analysis of a "token logger" sent over #discord that edits users 2fa configs and mentions how discord actually partially implements #googlechrome api in it. Yet another reason not to use discord, eh @izaya ?
About Github's Copilot:
MICROS~1 launches automated license-laundering system
https://www.jwz.org/blog/2021/07/micros1-launches-automated-license-laundering-system/
@Maryam
There's a big difference between WW2 and what came after. It's important to understand the contex, intent and consequences of each in order not to fall into the fatigue of doldrum disillusionment.
An aperture card! Used as a very early image tagging/sorting system, you'd have microfilm mounted in a punch card, so you could have a regular punch card organizer/sorter find your images. The DoD loved them because they could store tons and tons of engineering blueprints in an organized, computer-sortable and -searchable way.
Ask me about my keyboard