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Mastering Sonic Excellence: Explore Lexicon PCM Total Bundle for Unparalleled Audio Processing

Lexicon PCM Total Bundle: A Comprehensive Suite of Professional Audio Processing Tools

Explore the pinnacle of audio processing with the Lexicon PCM Total Bundle, a meticulously crafted collection of premium plugins designed to elevate your sound to new heights. Immerse yourself in a world of unparalleled reverbs, delays, and effects that have defined the industry standard for decades. From the lush and expansive reverberations to the precise and intricate delays, each plugin within the PCM Total Bundle is a testament to Lexicon's legacy of excellence in audio engineering. Unleash the power of iconic Lexicon algorithms on your recordings, bringing forth a sonic richness and depth that will transform your music production experience. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring artist, the Lexicon PCM Total Bundle is your gateway to a world of sonic possibilities, ensuring your music stands out with clarity, dimension, and brilliance. Elevate your audio production game with the unmatched quality and sophistication of Lexicon's PCM Total Bundle.

[jcmarchi]

Introducing the PTZOptics Studio 4K: The Ultimate Live Streaming Camera

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Introducing the PTZOptics Studio 4K: The Ultimate Live Streaming Camera

On This Week’s Videoguys Live, Join us as James introduces the all new Studio 4K camera and explore its features as well as explain where it fits into the PTZOptics camera lineup. Join us live to learn more. Studio 4K is in Stock at Videoguys now!

PTZOptics Studio 4K

4k 60p via HDMI​

1080p60 via SDI​

12x or 20x Optical Zoom​

White or Black available​

72.5º FoV (12x), 60.7º FoV (20x)​

NDI®/Hive Linked​

Mounts for Vertical and Horizontal​

Physical Buttons on Side ​

Hive-Linked​

The Studio 4K Connects Instantly to Hive, Right Out of the Box​

Centralized Control and Streamlined Workflows: Streamline your workflows with Hive. Real-time collaboration allows you to work in sync on live video – from the comfort of your home or right on set.

“Hive-Linked” Hardware Advantage: Hive is embedded in PTZOptics cameras, enabling instant cloud control with no hardware, plugins, or extra software needed.

Best in Class Camera Control, From Anywhere in the World: Advanced framing and color correction tools help you bring out the best of your camera. And you can do it from anywhere, anytime.

PTZOptics Studio 4K is a perfect addition to many workflows​

House of worship​

Sports​

Corporate​

Education​

Podcast​

Houses of Worship

Sports

Conference Room / In-House Studio

Education

Podcast

PTZOptics Move 4K

12x, 20x, and 30x zooms available

5 year warranty!​

SONY Optics deliver up to 4Kp60​

Total Connectivity:​ HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB & IP Output. Plus POE!​

 Built-In Auto-Tracking​

NDI|HX Included​

Available in gray or white​

PTZOptics Move SE

12x, 20x, and 30x zooms available

Free NDI HX Upgrade ​

5 year warranty!​

SONY Optics deliver up to 1080p60​

Total Connectivity:​

HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB & IP Output. Plus POE!​

Built-In Auto-Tracking​

Available in Gray or White​

PTZOptics SuperJoy Controller

Simultaneous NDI®, IP & Serial Control for a Range of PTZ Cameras

Create 5 Camera Control Groups (Cam Groups 1-4: 7 channels, Cam Group 5: 225 channels)

Fine Tune Focus Control

Large LCD Screen with Controller Status and built-in decoder with HDMI output

Basic, Basic Plus & Matrix Modes for Users of All Skill Levels

Up to 255 PTZ Camera Presets, 9 Quick Presets, and 4 Super-Presets

PTZOptics Producer Bundles

Dive into the PTZOptics Producer bundles, our easy to setup systems, tailored for every production aspiration. Choose from the 1080p resolution Producer-SE or elevate your vision with the 4K-ready Producer-4K. Each bundle is 100% PoE-ready for easy setup and breakdown or permanent installation. Share your vision with a trio of 20X PTZ cameras, ensuring close-up shots even from afar.

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Explore new dimensions of sonic creativity with the Sonic Charge Plugins Bundle, meticulously curated for Windows users. Available for instant download on our site, https://pluginsforest.com, this bundle brings together a collection of innovative and powerful audio plugins that redefine the boundaries of sound design.

Key Features: 🎹 Diverse Sound Palette: The Sonic Charge Plugins Bundle offers a versatile range of sonic possibilities, from futuristic synths to unique percussion modules. Expand your sound palette and inject freshness into your music productions.

🚀 Cutting-Edge Technology: Stay ahead of the curve with plugins that leverage cutting-edge technology. Sonic Charge is renowned for its commitment to innovation, delivering tools that inspire and push creative boundaries.

🎛️ Unparalleled Creativity: Whether you're a seasoned producer or an aspiring musician, the Sonic Charge Plugins Bundle empowers you to explore new realms of creativity. Craft intricate soundscapes, experiment with textures, and discover unique sonic landscapes.

💻 Windows Compatibility: Tailored for Windows users, this bundle ensures seamless integration with your preferred operating system. Experience optimal performance and reliability as you delve into the world of Sonic Charge plugins.

🛍️ Instant Download: Elevate your music production journey instantly with our hassle-free and secure download process. Visit Sonic Charge – Plugins Bundle (Windows) download. to access this exceptional bundle and begin shaping your sonic masterpieces.

📈 Trusted Source: Shop with confidence knowing that you're acquiring the authentic Sonic Charge Plugins Bundle for Windows from a reputable source. Our commitment to customer satisfaction ensures a smooth transaction and instant access to these groundbreaking tools.

Unleash the full potential of your music with the Sonic Charge Plugins Bundle for Windows. Visit Sonic Charge – Plugins Bundle (Windows) download. to embark on a sonic adventure that transcends the ordinary. Elevate your sound design game today!

[ariyan24]

Native Instruments – Massive X + Expansion Bundle 2023 Download

The Native Instruments Massive X + Expansion Bundle 2023 is a cutting-edge software synthesizer package that offers musicians, producers, and sound designers a world of sonic possibilities. This downloadable bundle combines Native Instruments' flagship synthesizer, Massive X, with a collection of meticulously crafted expansion packs, providing an extensive palette of sounds to elevate your music production.

Massive X is renowned for its unparalleled sound design capabilities, offering an intuitive interface and a versatile array of wavetable oscillators, filters, and modulation options. It empowers users to create everything from rich, evolving textures to earth-shaking basses and intricate leads.

The Expansion Bundle 2023 adds a wealth of new sonic dimensions, featuring genre-specific sound packs, artist-inspired presets, and a diverse range of soundscapes, giving you endless creative inspiration across various musical genres.

Whether you're producing electronic dance music, cinematic scores, or experimental soundscapes, the Native Instruments Massive X + Expansion Bundle 2023 is your passport to sonic exploration and musical innovation, all within a convenient digital download. Elevate your music to new heights with this comprehensive and cutting-edge software package.

[wowmayank]

Best Digital Asset Bundle Review, Pricing, 7 Figure Business Growth Bundle.

Hey, Fabulous Fan Army, I hope you are doing pretty well. Well, we are back today with another blog where we will be going to bring Digital Asset Bundle Review. Well, in today’s blog I would like to say that it is one-of-the-best digital bundle asset bundle review, that will help you to understand that how this would be going to the best option for you guys. In this Digital Asset Bundle Review,…

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I assure you, an AI didn’t write a terrible “George Carlin” routine

There are only TWO MORE DAYS left in the Kickstarter for the audiobook of The Bezzle, the sequel to Red Team Blues, narrated by @wilwheaton! You can pre-order the audiobook and ebook, DRM free, as well as the hardcover, signed or unsigned. There's also bundles with Red Team Blues in ebook, audio or paperback.

On Hallowe'en 1974, Ronald Clark O'Bryan murdered his son with poisoned candy. He needed the insurance money, and he knew that Halloween poisonings were rampant, so he figured he'd get away with it. He was wrong:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Clark_O%27Bryan

The stories of Hallowe'en poisonings were just that – stories. No one was poisoning kids on Hallowe'en – except this monstrous murderer, who mistook rampant scare stories for truth and assumed (incorrectly) that his murder would blend in with the crowd.

Last week, the dudes behind the "comedy" podcast Dudesy released a "George Carlin" comedy special that they claimed had been created, holus bolus, by an AI trained on the comedian's routines. This was a lie. After the Carlin estate sued, the dudes admitted that they had written the (remarkably unfunny) "comedy" special:

https://arstechnica.com/ai/2024/01/george-carlins-heirs-sue-comedy-podcast-over-ai-generated-impression/

As I've written, we're nowhere near the point where an AI can do your job, but we're well past the point where your boss can be suckered into firing you and replacing you with a bot that fails at doing your job:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/01/15/passive-income-brainworms/#four-hour-work-week

AI systems can do some remarkable party tricks, but there's a huge difference between producing a plausible sentence and a good one. After the initial rush of astonishment, the stench of botshit becomes unmistakable:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/jan/03/botshit-generative-ai-imminent-threat-democracy

Some of this botshit comes from people who are sold a bill of goods: they're convinced that they can make a George Carlin special without any human intervention and when the bot fails, they manufacture their own botshit, assuming they must be bad at prompting the AI.

This is an old technology story: I had a friend who was contracted to livestream a Canadian awards show in the earliest days of the web. They booked in multiple ISDN lines from Bell Canada and set up an impressive Mbone encoding station on the wings of the stage. Only one problem: the ISDNs flaked (this was a common problem with ISDNs!). There was no way to livecast the show.

Nevertheless, my friend's boss's ordered him to go on pretending to livestream the show. They made a big deal of it, with all kinds of cool visualizers showing the progress of this futuristic marvel, which the cameras frequently lingered on, accompanied by overheated narration from the show's hosts.

The weirdest part? The next day, my friend – and many others – heard from satisfied viewers who boasted about how amazing it had been to watch this show on their computers, rather than their TVs. Remember: there had been no stream. These people had just assumed that the problem was on their end – that they had failed to correctly install and configure the multiple browser plugins required. Not wanting to admit their technical incompetence, they instead boasted about how great the show had been. It was the Emperor's New Livestream.

Perhaps that's what happened to the Dudesy bros. But there's another possibility: maybe they were captured by their own imaginations. In "Genesis," an essay in the 2007 collection The Creationists, EL Doctorow (no relation) describes how the ancient Babylonians were so poleaxed by the strange wonder of the story they made up about the origin of the universe that they assumed that it must be true. They themselves weren't nearly imaginative enough to have come up with this super-cool tale, so God must have put it in their minds:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/04/29/gedankenexperimentwahn/#high-on-your-own-supply

That seems to have been what happened to the Air Force colonel who falsely claimed that a "rogue AI-powered drone" had spontaneously evolved the strategy of killing its operator as a way of clearing the obstacle to its main objective, which was killing the enemy:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/06/04/ayyyyyy-eyeeeee/

This never happened. It was – in the chagrined colonel's words – a "thought experiment." In other words, this guy – who is the USAF's Chief of AI Test and Operations – was so excited about his own made up story that he forgot it wasn't true and told a whole conference-room full of people that it had actually happened.

Maybe that's what happened with the George Carlinbot 3000: the Dudesy dudes fell in love with their own vision for a fully automated luxury Carlinbot and forgot that they had made it up, so they just cheated, assuming they would eventually be able to make a fully operational Battle Carlinbot.

That's basically the Theranos story: a teenaged "entrepreneur" was convinced that she was just about to produce a seemingly impossible, revolutionary diagnostic machine, so she faked its results, abetted by investors, customers and others who wanted to believe:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theranos

The thing about stories of AI miracles is that they are peddled by both AI's boosters and its critics. For boosters, the value of these tall tales is obvious: if normies can be convinced that AI is capable of performing miracles, they'll invest in it. They'll even integrate it into their product offerings and then quietly hire legions of humans to pick up the botshit it leaves behind. These abettors can be relied upon to keep the defects in these products a secret, because they'll assume that they've committed an operator error. After all, everyone knows that AI can do anything, so if it's not performing for them, the problem must exist between the keyboard and the chair.

But this would only take AI so far. It's one thing to hear implausible stories of AI's triumph from the people invested in it – but what about when AI's critics repeat those stories? If your boss thinks an AI can do your job, and AI critics are all running around with their hair on fire, shouting about the coming AI jobpocalypse, then maybe the AI really can do your job?

https://locusmag.com/2020/07/cory-doctorow-full-employment/

There's a name for this kind of criticism: "criti-hype," coined by Lee Vinsel, who points to many reasons for its persistence, including the fact that it constitutes an "academic business-model":

https://sts-news.medium.com/youre-doing-it-wrong-notes-on-criticism-and-technology-hype-18b08b4307e5

That's four reasons for AI hype:

to win investors and customers;

to cover customers' and users' embarrassment when the AI doesn't perform;

AI dreamers so high on their own supply that they can't tell truth from fantasy;

A business-model for doomsayers who form an unholy alliance with AI companies by parroting their silliest hype in warning form.

But there's a fifth motivation for criti-hype: to simplify otherwise tedious and complex situations. As Jamie Zawinski writes, this is the motivation behind the obvious lie that the "autonomous cars" on the streets of San Francisco have no driver:

https://www.jwz.org/blog/2024/01/driverless-cars-always-have-a-driver/

GM's Cruise division was forced to shutter its SF operations after one of its "self-driving" cars dragged an injured pedestrian for 20 feet:

https://www.wired.com/story/cruise-robotaxi-self-driving-permit-revoked-california/

One of the widely discussed revelations in the wake of the incident was that Cruise employed 1.5 skilled technical remote overseers for every one of its "self-driving" cars. In other words, they had replaced a single low-waged cab driver with 1.5 higher-paid remote operators.

As Zawinski writes, SFPD is well aware that there's a human being (or more than one human being) responsible for every one of these cars – someone who is formally at fault when the cars injure people or damage property. Nevertheless, SFPD and SFMTA maintain that these cars can't be cited for moving violations because "no one is driving them."

But figuring out who which person is responsible for a moving violation is "complicated and annoying to deal with," so the fiction persists.

(Zawinski notes that even when these people are held responsible, they're a "moral crumple zone" for the company that decided to enroll whole cities in nonconsensual murderbot experiments.)

Automation hype has always involved hidden humans. The most famous of these was the "mechanical Turk" hoax: a supposed chess-playing robot that was just a puppet operated by a concealed human operator wedged awkwardly into its carapace.

This pattern repeats itself through the ages. Thomas Jefferson "replaced his slaves" with dumbwaiters – but of course, dumbwaiters don't replace slaves, they hide slaves:

https://www.stuartmcmillen.com/blog/behind-the-dumbwaiter/

The modern Mechanical Turk – a division of Amazon that employs low-waged "clickworkers," many of them overseas – modernizes the dumbwaiter by hiding low-waged workforces behind a veneer of automation. The MTurk is an abstract "cloud" of human intelligence (the tasks MTurks perform are called "HITs," which stands for "Human Intelligence Tasks").

This is such a truism that techies in India joke that "AI" stands for "absent Indians." Or, to use Jathan Sadowski's wonderful term: "Potemkin AI":

https://reallifemag.com/potemkin-ai/

This Potemkin AI is everywhere you look. When Tesla unveiled its humanoid robot Optimus, they made a big flashy show of it, promising a $20,000 automaton was just on the horizon. They failed to mention that Optimus was just a person in a robot suit:

https://www.siliconrepublic.com/machines/elon-musk-tesla-robot-optimus-ai

Likewise with the famous demo of a "full self-driving" Tesla, which turned out to be a canned fake:

https://www.reuters.com/technology/tesla-video-promoting-self-driving-was-staged-engineer-testifies-2023-01-17/

The most shocking and terrifying and enraging AI demos keep turning out to be "Just A Guy" (in Molly White's excellent parlance):

https://twitter.com/molly0xFFF/status/1751670561606971895

And yet, we keep falling for it. It's no wonder, really: criti-hype rewards so many different people in so many different ways that it truly offers something for everyone.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/01/29/pay-no-attention/#to-the-little-man-behind-the-curtain

Back the Kickstarter for the audiobook of The Bezzle here!

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[mathysphere]

Here's what the ai-flagging extension is looking like so far-- it works off of a human-generated blacklist of shops, and flags any listings from those shops. Probably won't change this part more, I think it works pretty well as-is.

Right now if you go to a listing from a blacklisted shop, it makes a little banner at the top. Not sure how I feel about the verbiage; suggestions welcome there. Will probably make a banner pop up on shop gallery pages, as well.

Keeping it simple with the info popup. Haven't made the last two links yet, but that'll be easy.

A google form may not be the most elegant way to handle user submissions, but by gum, is it the easiest. It does mean that-- since file uploads are enabled-- it'll only accept submissions from google accounts, and will log the account info for submitters. Unideal, but I think it'd be dumb to keep a log of shops without some kind of screencap showing why exactly they have been added to the blacklist. So image submissions are on, and therefore google's security features are on.

This form is up and open, if y'all see any shops that ought to be added to it. Don't bother submitting anything too ambiguous, though-- I'm thinking I'll only flag stuff that's clear-cut.

Extension is not done yet, but the beta of it does work. Well? IDK. But it's better than nothing.

Will clean stuff up more in the next couple days and see what I have to do to get it submitted to the official Firefox plugin website.

anyway go get yourselves the cross stitch for gaza bundle, €15 for 63 patterns

[ayeforscotland]

Ad | Some Humble Bundle Goodies

One for the audio engineers - The Audio Arcade bundle gives you a whole bunch of royalty-free music and SFX as well as plugins to insert in all the major game engines. Ambient tracks, environmental sounds, explosions, you name it.

Money raised goes towards Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

For those who dabble in Virtual Reality, the Upload VR Showcase with Devolver Digital has a bunch of Serious Sam VR games as well as the Talos Principle, a really solid puzzle game.

Money raised goes to Special Effect which helps people with disabilities enjoy games via accessible controllers. I've seen the stuff they do and it's honestly great.

Want to get into programming but don't know where to start? The Learn to Program bundle has a tonne of resources covering everything from HTML and CSS through to Python, C# and Ruby.

Money raised goes towards Code.org which seeks to expand participation in computing science by helping women and students of colour.

The Future Tech Innovators Toolkit is a software bundle with courses on Robotics, Electronics and programming with Raspberry Pi and Arduino.

Money raised goes towards Alzheimers Research UK.

The Home How-To Guides bundle offers a complete set of books for home improvements and projects. Want to know more about plumbing, home repair, bathrooms, wiring or carpentry? This bundle has you covered.

Money raised goes to It Gets Better, a charity that supports LGBT Youth.

Want to pick up the latest Elden Ring DLC? It's also available on the Humble Store with the key being redeemable on Steam.

[comicaurora]

Just a quick question as someone who is well-meaning but just a little confused about the kindle thing:

is it just the filesize of the pages that's the problem w/ downloading? I'm not sure what the difference between dl-ing up front or while reading would be from a hosting perspective. (unless ppl are actually wanting every page at once instead of like a few chapters' worth)

Sorry if all this is annoying, I'm just trying to better understand the problem. I don't mean to bother, so if it's not something you want to talk abt, then that's completely fair.

I guess the thing I keep snagging on is that it's not at all what I intended for the comic and it's not what the site is optimized for. My site follows an extremely normal webcomic format, the tumblr mirror has multiple pages in each post if people need improved loadtimes, and I'm getting kind of thrown that people are suddenly asking for it to be in a completely different offline format? A webcomic has "web" right in the name. It doesn't work that way, it hasn't worked that way the entire time the comic has existed, and frankly, while the intent was definitely not malicious, being asked "hey I'm having a lot of trouble pirating your work, you should make it easier for me" feels Weird And Bad for reasons I would assume are self-evident.

From my side of things, I'm hoping to get Aurora physically published in the future, and physical publication these days usually also goes hand in hand with an ebook release. Publishers already need convincing why they should physically publish something that exists for free online. If I jerry-rigged a downloadable ebook version myself, why would a publisher go to the effort to do it for me? It'd be like self-publishing the book first and then asking them to pay to do it all over again. I would very much like to not fuck up the publishing thing and that means I'm not touching anything a publisher would want to do.

Aurora is entirely free. It has no affiliated patreon, and after a brief run and some laughably poor policy management from google's ad plugin, the site no longer has any ads. I'm not saying this to guilt anyone - just to contextualize why, after finally completing the work of four and a half years of my life that I shared 100% freely with the world for the sheer love of creation and the profound joy it gave me to see people fall in love with this story I care so deeply about, why it sucks that people immediately, not even 24 hours after the final page of arc 1 goes up, start complaining that it doesn't exist in a nice little bundle on all platforms on and offline.

I promise it's not a big deal, but it's not a pleasant experience either.

[rathologic]

how might one go through the text assets in quarantine?

You'll want to start with either UABEAvalonia or AssetRipper to get files out of the game in the first place.

AssetRipper tries to reconstruct the developers' Unity project files, which will batch rip the TextAsset files into the output Resources\subfolder\Thing_English.txt (actual texts will not be extracted to the TextAsset folder). Caveat: the version I had installed can't read texture files from Quarantine, so it's not a total solution.

Avalonia is a modmaking tool, and way easier to navigate in my opinion -- you would use it to load Unity asset bundles from the (Quarantine)\Pathologic3_Data folder, then export anything you want to read or modify. Caveat: I don't know whether it can batch export multiple text files at once -- its menus are poorly explained, you'd have to try selecting multiple assets, then click "Plugins -> Export" in the right sidebar. UABEA might also let you replace text files with modded ones, but that's a whole other topic.

You'll see that there are separate text files for everything that is localizable: for example, the Abattoir map-menu name is stored in locations\Boini_English.txt and looks like this:

{Locations.Boyni.Name} Abbatoir {Locations.Boyni.Description} Abbatoir

Dialogue texts are found in prologue\dialogs\(subfolders). Happy hunting, and check out cutting-edge research in the Pathologic Modding Discord if you have questions or findings :-)

[toxartsukagakas]

Yes_Man.NAR, Version 1.4.0

This update is on the smaller side with a more varied bunch of changes, but I'm deciding to release it early since the next update might take a couple months due to upcoming stuff! This update includes:

Weather Station integration! Open it either through the plugin menu on SSP's right click menu, or find it under Yes Man's 'function' menu! You MUST update him using the .NAR to have this feature, network updates will NOT install it. It's bundled with the .NAR due to using my own API key, and there are small changes to make sure degrees display properly in Yes Man's bundled balloon. This will also allow for future planned features in which Yes Man can comment on the current weather and other things!

Overhauled Yes Man's petting responses. Added in a lot of new ones and now what he says changes appropriately with how he feels about you.

Changes to Relationship System: I wanted getting to know him to take a bit longer, so values have been changed. If you already have him installed, it's going to change where you're at with him friendship-wise, and is not a bug. Made it to where romance points take longer to accumulate so you're befriending him before he gets romantic feelings for the user.

As always, full list of changes are in the changelog. As usual the link for new .NAR is [HERE], and like I said if you wish to use the weather station features, do not update him through network updates in SSP's menu! Switch to another ghost, drag the new .NAR over them like you did when you first installed Yes Man, when it asks if you want to overwrite the directory click 'yes', and then switch back, and he should be fully updated!

[guitarbomb]

Nomad Factory Plugin Deals - Huge Savings on range of effects

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Sonic Charge – Plugins Bundle (Windows)

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🚀 Cutting-Edge Technology: Stay ahead of the curve with plugins that leverage cutting-edge technology. Sonic Charge is renowned for its commitment to innovation, delivering tools that inspire and push creative boundaries.

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[kitkatt0430]

Free software recommendations for various things:

LibreOffice - A full home office suite comparable to Microsoft Office. Easy to use and you can choose the UI layout from several types; it can handle docx and other Microsoft Office document formats; it still does not include AI unless you specifically add that extension on purpose, so unlike other office suites it's not shoving AI down your throat.

Calibre - Ebook manager bundled with an ebook editor and ereader software. It can follow news feeds, downloading them into epub format. Convert ebooks from one format into (many) others. Run a server to make access your books from different computers/phones/tablets easier. And so much more... without even touching on the additional functionality that plugins can add. With plugins it can be used for DRM stripping (which can still remove DRM from even Kindle ebooks, if you have a kindle that you can download the ebook to and use to transfer to your computer). It can also handle downloading fanfics and their metadata using the FanFicFare plugin. (Which I've written tutorials about.) There are officially supported plugins (like FanFicFare) that are easy to install and unofficial plugins (like the DRM stripper) that take more work, so it's extremely customizable.

Syncthing - Want to host your own local file backup system? Have an old laptop that you can reformat with a linux distro? And maybe a spare hard drive? Perfect, you have what you need to set up a home file backup system. Reformat the computer with the new operating system, install syncthing on that computer and on the computer you want to back up files for and the two installations of the software can sync over your home network. Put it on your phone and back up your photos. The software is open source, encrypted, and you can turn it off so that your computer (or phone) is only running it on a trusted network. You control where the synced data lives, which computers on your network those synced folders are shared with (allowing for sharing between multiple computers) and even what type of file backups happen if data is, say, accidentally deleted. (File recovery!!!)

Plex or Emby - Both are free to install on any computer, point at any movie/tv show/audiobook/music files you've got sitting around, and bam you've got a home media streaming server. Both have paid tiers for more features (including tv tuner integration to act as a DVR), but what they can do for free is already impressive and well handled. Both have easy to use UI and it largely comes down to personal preference as to one is better than the other.

Notepad++ - A notepad type program that can also serve as a decent lightweight code editor. I use it for noodling around with code scripts and snippets, writing lists, and various other small tasks. It's not something I'd use for my professional code writing but it's great for just messing around with something on my own time.

[pixelated-mechanisms-chaos]

I was on plugin hunt today for downtime because i reaaaaaaally wanted one that lets me change the title screen mid game...for reasons :]. I found one. Within a utility bundle of other plugins. Multiple of which would enhance map look and player things perhaps? The issue is, it costs 10$/10€, which i do not have spare, unfortunately.

Going over all the plugins included, some of them, once i understand how they work, would make my life easier and would add pretty neat changes to the game.

If you would like to support the project and maybe find yourself as an npc in the game (as a reward for having donated specially for this), then maybe consider going to my Ko-fi.

[bsecco]

you youngins with your $60 oblivion "remasters". Back in my day we would download something called Alloras Better Beautiful Armors and Faces Remastered Extended (not compatible with Alloras Better Beautiful Armors or Alloras Better Beautiful Faces) and 37 crucial plugins that were not bundled in and half the links were dead so you had to click on shady BitTorrent links on a different modders website.