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A buddy and I were playing with Sonobus this morning. It lets you collaborate on music remotely.
Musicians will know already, but if you're not aware, the latency (lag) between participants makes it impractical to play in time together. But if you can get it below 30ms then it's roughly equivalent to playing with someone across the room. Needs a hard wired connection and the other people probably can't be more than 500 miles away. But for me eliminates a two hour round trip to work on a song.
I'm currently compiling a list of open-source audio streaming solutions and I think Sonobus is not on there yet, so this is a pretty useful comment to me. Thanks.
I like I2P. Such a cool concept and there are plenty of services that can be built upon it. Most famous for anonymous torrenting I suppose, but it can do so much more.
Haiku. We need a more modern OS to compete against Linux.
The GNU project as a whole.
PostmarketOS, I have an fp3 I want to install it on
I'm also watching the latest 1v1 tournament of Beyond All Reason, double heavy mines are terrifying
I am super hyped about Arrs. I have configured a stack and yet to activate it. Waiting til I can install Raspberry pi with vpn in another country for an endless downloads.
All the Arr stuff is working really great already. Whats going to happen in future? Can't wait!
Other than that, Immich is dope.
I really love the work Asahi linux is doing, once they add m3 support (god knows when) I am switching over.
RPCS3 and ShadPS4
I have a few open source audio projects in the works myself right now. Aside from my own stuff, Fish shell has been my latest addiction.
