Recent comments:
- Posted by Justin on January 23 2025, 11:01pm in 7526:
that's probably what is needed -- thing is, on a multimonitor display, you won't know the retina/dpi until the window is displayed and positioned.
- Posted by Justin on January 23 2025, 11:00pm in 7367:
hah nope any good?
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.70.x) on January 23 2025, 10:23am in 7548:
I also got obsessed with this thing (choosing between software), and I ultimately decided to go with Blockbench, since it fullfill my needs. You can either go with one, both can do the same work, just different workflow. Spend entire day just with these two software and see whose workflow suits you more. This also goes for DAWs since many people (even my past version) was obsessed with choosing the 'best' DAW. Since REAPER fulfills my needs, I chose this.
- Posted by MadMcMan (181.164.16.x) on January 19 2025, 1:37am in 7367:
Ever had a Haggis Burrito?
- Posted by Mespotine (176.6.142.x) on January 14 2025, 10:09pm in 7526:
I found a way around the problem: I check after gfx.init() if gfx.w and gfx.h are bigger than expected and resize the window accordingly with another gfx.init().This probably does the trick.
- Posted by Mespotine (176.6.142.x) on January 14 2025, 8:21pm in 7526:
...not in the initial run of the script? If it's not possible, would it be possible to add some kind of hint? Or even better, setting gfx.ext_retina=-1 overrides all scaling of the window including gfx.init() as well?
- Posted by Mespotine (176.6.142.x) on January 14 2025, 8:20pm in 7526:
My current approach is the following: In the initial run of the script, I set gfx.ext_retina=1. Then I open the window, which will be twice the size and therefore too big for my 1x-scaling, so I need to make it half the size. But only in the first defer-cycle, gfx.ext_retina is set to 2 which gives me a hint that Retina is active. However, I would have needed to know in the initial run as well, so I can make the window half the size right away, but I can do it only in the first defer-cycle, not in the initi
- Posted by Mespotine (176.6.142.x) on January 14 2025, 8:19pm in 7526:
I have tested the approach and setting gfx.ext_retina=1 scales now properly. However, gfx.init() still blows up the window size by 2, so I need now a way to make the window half the size so it's scaled properly with my gui. And here's a problem: I can't find out, if Retina is active in the initial, non-deferred script-run, only in the first defer-cycle.
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.68.x) on January 14 2025, 7:07am in 7537:
Oh, I thought + means you have added a new feature, and - seems like you have removed a feature lol
- Posted by Lemon (187.213.33.x) on January 11 2025, 1:51am in 7534:
If only someone cared as you and had a bit of connections and a bit of power to create something like that 🫣👀 honestly, I know you wouldn't but if you even thought about it I'd think you'd be the perfect person to create or push on something like that.
- Posted by whynot (83.30.238.x) on January 10 2025, 3:51pm in 7533:
Compared to other DAWs, the price of Reaper is attractive (I've seen many plugins that cost more), especially considering the capabilities it offers (including frequent updates and taking user needs into account, which is not typical in the industry), and even then, the full license of Reaper is still appealing. You can always use Ardour if financial issues are a concern.
- Posted by whynot (83.30.238.x) on January 10 2025, 3:51pm in 7533:
No, from a legal standpoint, everything you create after 60 days will have a legal flaw. Probably no one will enforce this, which is why there is such a belief, as Reaper likely has a regular influx of paying users and doesn't need to waste time on people who abuse the terms.
- Posted by jason (90.38.146.x) on January 10 2025, 2:40pm in 7533:
the reality is that it's free to use for life, isn't it?
- Posted by Rano (113.21.66.x) on January 8 2025, 10:17am in 7530:
I mean, it wouldn't hurt to try, and you never know what would happen lol.
- Posted by Mespotine (176.6.144.x) on January 7 2025, 9:39pm in 7526:
Probably yes, will check this out. Thanks :)
- Posted by Justin on January 7 2025, 9:24pm in 7526:
If you set gfx.ext_retina=1 and then subsequently ignore it, on macOS retina displays everything will be tiny and high resolution. is that what you mean?
- Posted by Mespotine (176.6.144.x) on January 7 2025, 7:45pm in 7526:
So, if I understand correctly, it's not possible to turn Retina-support off? I basically just want to have on all systems the same behavior as on non-Retina systems.
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.71.x) on January 7 2025, 10:52am in 7525:
but CLAP has extra advantage of being open source, so it is not locked to one company (like VST is to Steinberg)
- Posted by helgoboss (84.190.135.x) on January 5 2025, 4:22pm in 7523:
@nico There's a script for that: "leafac_Explode multistream (multitrack) media file to new one-stream (one-track) media files.lua" by Leandro Facchinetti. I used it once and it worked great.
- Posted by nico (112.254.92.x) on January 4 2025, 2:13pm in 7523:
Can Reaper support such a function? Or is it possible to use Reaper to call ffmpeg to complete the operation?
- Posted by Justin on January 1 2025, 9:05pm in 7522:
I tend to agree, though it is a convenient dividing line... so for example I might say "I want to walk+run more miles this year than last"... but that's more of a goal than a resolution.
- Posted by Justin on January 1 2025, 7:44pm in 7521:
if you do it only once (or when the parameter list changes), no big deal. you probably want the param name and the other data to save in your list too
- Posted by Dude (106.219.68.x) on January 1 2025, 7:41am in 7522:
I don't believe in new year resolutions. New year is nothing but just a date, a normal date like all other dates. If you want to do some things, why making resolutions instead of actually doing it? 😅
- Posted by Ruchira (175.157.14.x) on December 31 2024, 6:08pm in 7521:
I enumerate param ids using vst3Controller->getParameterInfo() within a loop. but it also copies param name and other data. Is it avoidable?
- Posted by Keith (65.60.211.x) on December 31 2024, 5:16pm in 7504:
Please give Xenforo a look. The migration from vbulletin isn't too bad either.
- Posted by Gio (94.70.17.x) on December 31 2024, 3:12am in 7516:
Mespotine is spot on, well said. People just ignore the effort required to make things. Windows programming was in prime time after 10-15 years of development from some of the best engineers in the market at that time. It's old but full-featured and complete for a traditional experience with a computer. Those development times for companies are long gone nowadays, with a few exceptions of course...
- Posted by Mespotine (176.4.224.x) on December 30 2024, 11:19pm in 7515:
I once requested gfx.saveimage() to be able to do exactly that 😅
- Posted by Mespotine (176.4.224.x) on December 30 2024, 11:17pm in 7516:
And it's also an accessibility issue. The "fancier" the guis are, the more unusable they become for blind, visually impaired or even neurodivergent people. Not everyone is abled. Traditional ui-elements might be boring, but do a good job, especially nowadays for people needing accessibility.
- Posted by SpoiledHobo (78.51.222.x) on December 30 2024, 10:50am in 7518:
This site does it pretty well (slider at the bottom of the video):media.ccc.de/v/38c3-hacking-yourse... (the code is open source: github.com/voc/voctoweb/tree/main/app
- Posted by Justin on December 29 2024, 9:11pm in 7516:
fancier UI isn't necessarily better, I think VST developers probably look for things that will differentiate their plug-ins since the actual DSP is relatively straightforward for them?
- Posted by Justin on December 29 2024, 9:10pm in 7517:
yeah I mostly just read and then absorb everything else via peripheral vision
- Posted by quest (156.195.187.x) on December 29 2024, 6:07pm in 7516:
Not reaper specifically, GUIs in general , web applications , websites , native applications , no one is pushing the boundaries of UI
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.68.x) on December 29 2024, 5:20pm in 7517:
But it's a challenge to constantly look up and look down again and again 😅
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.68.x) on December 29 2024, 5:18pm in 7518:
Why? That seems like a nice thing.
- Posted by Garby (102.176.65.x) on December 28 2024, 11:02am in 7511:
I'm not the OP but why did you lose interest?
- Posted by Matthew (98.13.80.x) on December 24 2024, 6:50pm in 7506:
Thank you. Very interesting stuff.
- Posted by Justin on December 21 2024, 4:32pm in 7498:
it's kind of obvious really, you can't miss it
- Posted by Will (23.125.224.x) on December 21 2024, 12:11am in 7498:
What signs do you use to determine they aren't listening?
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.71.x) on December 20 2024, 3:22pm in 7496:
Problems like? If that's not too too technical haha
- Posted by Justin on December 20 2024, 2:34am in 7494:
sorry if my double-negative confused -- I like VI fine, just prefer guitars and loud amps :)
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.71.x) on December 18 2024, 2:31pm in 7493:
I still prefer the default REAPER theme. I got used to it and I don't want to switch 😉
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.71.x) on December 18 2024, 2:29pm in 7494:
Oh you should check some virtual instruments plugins in your free time. If you aren't into sound designing, then there are romplers too which are preset-based where sound designing is not needed, and you only need to choose sounds. I guess you already know all this because you are the expert, not me haha!
- Posted by Ruchira (175.157.40.x) on December 17 2024, 2:23am in 7490:
Thank you very much!
- Posted by chipsmunch (77.184.196.x) on December 16 2024, 11:54am in 7488:
I think appreciation is the very last form of clutter that should be taken care of. It's worth its time.
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on December 15 2024, 6:02am in 7488:
Or you mean implementation wise? A thumbs up button showing click count?
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on December 15 2024, 5:54am in 7488:
Imo a possibility to show appreciation (be it a feature, script etc.) without 'cluttering' threads with 'Thanks.' posts.
- Posted by Justin on December 11 2024, 11:20pm in 7481:
it doesn't get much use, lol. I have a nord stage 2 out of frame that is so much more fun
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.71.x) on December 11 2024, 7:45am in 7481:
Wait a second! You said you don't like virtual instruments. Then what a MIDI controller there on your desk doing? O__O
- Posted by Garby (102.176.75.x) on December 10 2024, 10:50am in 7483:
@Xavier Oh ok. Thank you for the clarification.
- Posted by Xavier (86.194.99.x) on December 10 2024, 10:46am in 7483:
And other creators can choose to not use a licence at all, or to use non-open source licence (such as CC BY-NC-ND, or anything you want really, see web.archive.org/web/20161125211828..., in which case modifications and distribution are frowned upon, and might be enforceable depending on the country's laws.
- Posted by Xavier (86.194.99.x) on December 10 2024, 10:38am in 7483:
Now, effects creators (who started their code from scratch) can choose to use any other open-source licence, in which case they agree to modifications and distribution. For instance, github.com/chkhld/jsfxand github.com/JoepVanlier/JSFXuse MIT.
- Posted by Xavier (86.194.99.x) on December 10 2024, 10:38am in 7483:
@Garby Most of REAPER's JSFX are under the LGPL, so indeed anyone can modify them and distribute them freely -- as long as they keep the initial copyright mention intact. Some of them, however, do not have a licence (autopeakfilter, distort-fuzz, adpcm_simulator, etc. My guess is that it's just an oversight on their part), and can therefore be understood as "proprietary" (= you cannot modify/redistribute them).
- Posted by Xavier (86.194.99.x) on December 10 2024, 10:37am in 7483:
@Garby Such restrictions depend on the licence that the JS effects creators uses -- they don't have HAVE TO use the same licence as the Cuckos team does.
- Posted by Garby (102.176.75.x) on December 10 2024, 7:11am in 7483:
Wow, so that means that all the creators of js effects can't restrict its modification and distribution as long as the one modifying it is also giving it out free?
- Posted by Gio (94.70.17.x) on December 10 2024, 3:34am in 7481:
A mess indeed: a messy workspace certainly helps with the creative aspects of things, it fuels you, a tidy one not so much.
- Posted by Michael (1.145.209.x) on December 9 2024, 1:17pm in 7481:
Thank you very much for showing us. I appreciate it and wasn't meaning to put any pressure on you to show us. Sorry if that's wah
- Posted by Michael (1.145.209.x) on December 9 2024, 1:15pm in 7481:
Thank you very much for showing us. I appreciate it and wasn't me if that's what it seemed likeaning to put any pressure on you to show us. Sorry
- Posted by chipsmunch (77.186.31.x) on December 9 2024, 10:26am in 7481:
Well, I was just kidding, didn't even ask the original question and am convinced you shouldn't do everyhing asked for, but thanks! That mess looks frighteningly close to mine (except for wall-mounted screen) and I love the DIY keyboard.
- Posted by Justin on December 9 2024, 12:36am in 7481:
ok fine here you go 1014.org/_/totalmess.jpg
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.70.x) on December 8 2024, 5:01pm in 7478:
Ahhhh, I have used that thing few years ago. I forget everything about it lol. I am using v6 theme now so I don't need to do this for now haha
- Posted by Justin on December 7 2024, 8:35pm in 7481:
just because I answer questions doesn't mean that I have to do whatever you ask for lol
- Posted by chipsmunch (77.184.215.x) on December 7 2024, 7:50pm in 7481:
Perhaps the question should be "Can you show us the mess on your desk?" -- Sorry, I know where the door is.
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.69.x) on December 7 2024, 10:39am in 7479:
Maybe permissions? With 'Cut', you need to delete the original file after moving, but 'Copy' doesn't require it?
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.212.x) on December 7 2024, 1:22am in 7480:
If you wanna actually capture an amp, try NAM (neural amp modeler) - it's a whole world of fun
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.69.x) on December 6 2024, 10:25am in 7475:
And I am opposite to you. I have lots & lots of bookmarks, organised with folders. And I leave lots of tabs open all the time haha!
- Posted by Dom Mc (82.132.214.x) on December 3 2024, 7:36pm in 7470:
Erm.... I am confused.
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on December 2 2024, 11:04pm in 7462:
For some background why that is what Justin said: moinsound.wordpress.com/2015/01/30...
- Posted by Andrey (5.187.86.x) on December 2 2024, 8:59pm in 7470:
You must be a brave person if you don't mind working in a company with that name =) But if no kidding, the names still matter, although they are not the point. And sometimes it MATTERS A LOT) en.wiktionary.org/wiki/петух; hinative.com/questions/16610191#an...; Some of your clients are having a hard time)
- Posted by Garby (102.176.101.x) on December 2 2024, 10:40am in 7469:
Working. Thanks
- Posted by Matthew (184.52.122.x) on December 1 2024, 1:12am in 7467:
It's not that I fear Rust. I also personally think it's a great language with alot going for it. I am mainly concern about the preservation of legacy code and the language itself.
- Posted by helgoboss (93.202.136.x) on November 30 2024, 9:25pm in 7467:
As someone who writes REAPER extensions in Rust, I’d like to share my perspective: Hard to imagine that C will be abandoned, because with its simple, stable ABI it's the lowest common denominator between most languages, including Rust. C++ doesn't have this unique selling point, but I wouldn't worry about it being abandoned anytime soon either. There's an enormous ecosystem of existing C++ code, including critical platforms and frameworks. But hey, don't fear the Rust ;) It's an incredible language!
- Posted by Garby (102.176.65.x) on November 30 2024, 6:21am in 7464:
Oh I see, thanks I will go with the detecting and drawing it for now.. Thanks
- Posted by Gio (94.70.16.x) on November 27 2024, 7:38pm in 7459:
FFmpeg is a legal timebomb, better not deal with it altogether. Anyway, v4 is not that old, the latest release was on July 29, 2024. More often than not people are delusional.
- Posted by Justin on November 26 2024, 12:35am in 7454:
possible: definitely. but quite a bit of work.
- Posted by Garby (102.176.65.x) on November 25 2024, 9:15pm in 7454:
Okay, jsfx is the only coding language I have made bigger progress in, is it similar to c and c++. Will porting the already written jsfx code to these languages you mentioned be possible?
- Posted by W.Garby (102.176.65.x) on November 25 2024, 9:48am in 7453:
ok. thanks
- Posted by Garby (102.176.65.x) on November 18 2024, 3:21pm in 7445:
Hahaha, I understand. Thanks
- Posted by alex (187.190.197.x) on November 17 2024, 9:25pm in 7441:
oh no, I actually ask them everytime I think the idea could expand the script but many times they don't even consider adding ESC to close a window (and that's ok) so i just ¯_(ツ)_/¯
- Posted by Mespotine (82.135.127.x) on November 17 2024, 1:16pm in 7441:
Want to add, that nagging the devs of scripts can give them valuable feedback, including "Oh, people actually use my stuff. Neat!" so don't shy away from it.
- Posted by alex (187.201.235.x) on November 15 2024, 8:11pm in 7441:
reascript development environment*
- Posted by alex (187.201.235.x) on November 15 2024, 8:10pm in 7441:
would you ever consider addind a way to easily copy reascript errors to debug easily in chatGPT? :D hahaha just thought of that srry, this may not be the place.
- Posted by alex (187.201.235.x) on November 15 2024, 8:09pm in 7441:
It is kind of insane to me hahah but no no, I wouldn't say it makes it that, just talking from a noob who just can't wrap his head around programming, I'm sure it's fun, I see the benefits daily in my life from people just being curious and sharing stuff. But yeah, interesting times to live in, basically.
- Posted by me dummy (98.97.22.x) on November 14 2024, 3:13pm in 7439:
...keep whippin' the llamas ass! :)
- Posted by me dummy (98.97.22.x) on November 14 2024, 3:11pm in 7439:
I don't know how that works.The UAC-232 has its own driver. Thank you for all your pioneering contributions, by the way, and keep up the good work. I used to love the free radio on SHOUTcast.
- Posted by Gio (79.130.163.x) on November 12 2024, 8:37pm in 7430:
Okay, Justin.
- Posted by Justin on November 12 2024, 8:27pm in 7430:
anyway, we should have swell enable ALLOW_WARNINGS=1 by default
- Posted by Justin on November 12 2024, 8:26pm in 7430:
ah yeah, gcc 12 gives that warning/error here, but not gcc 13. At any case, it's a false positive warning.
- Posted by Gio (79.130.163.x) on November 12 2024, 8:10pm in 7430:
The out-of-bounds array error is present with SWELL's makefile as-is. The WDL_PtrList errors are related to my own makefile for SWELL so it might be my fault, even thought I have updated my codebase with recent WDL_PtrList changes. Anyway, all errors point to SWELL codebase regardless... that's the weird thing.
- Posted by Gio (79.130.163.x) on November 12 2024, 7:58pm in 7430:
Hmm, for releases I use Debian 7 (gcc 4.7.2), with plans to move to Slackware 14.x at some point. Although the development machine is fairly recent Slackware 15 (gcc 11) or Debian 12 (gcc 12). Looks like Debian 12 finds one out-of-bounds array access and some prototypes related to sorting does not match with the recent changes to WDL_PtrList. All pointing to SWELL. I will try to investigate further when it becomes urgent, right now I just wanted to let you know in case it wasn't under your radar...
- Posted by Fergler (216.121.178.x) on November 11 2024, 7:31am in 7426:
I’ve thought about this a ton, as I think in the right OS environment as long as round trip can get down to 1-2ms latency Reaper would make an excellent base for a modular console of motorized faders and encoders. It would certainly run circles around the Digico Quantum series with their beloved Nodal processing, which Reaper would eat for breakfast. Just would need a standard console UI to go with it (imgui?) . Thinking out loud
- Posted by Ian the The (81.221.155.x) on November 10 2024, 7:01pm in 7417:
And I never looked.... 😋
- Posted by Justin on November 9 2024, 2:04pm in 7425:
music: listening yes, making no. programming, no.
- Posted by Michael (1.145.163.x) on November 9 2024, 1:58pm in 7425:
Is your wife into music, programming also?
- Posted by Garby (102.176.65.x) on November 9 2024, 2:41am in 7427:
Oh ok. You might find "The Case for Christ" interesting—it’s a journalist’s exploration of historical evidence surrounding Jesus, offering a thought-provoking perspective. Written by Lee Strobel.
- Posted by me dummy (98.97.22.x) on November 9 2024, 1:53am in 7428:
well-done. thank you. enjoyable, indeed!
- Posted by helgoboss (84.156.121.x) on November 6 2024, 8:40pm in 7420:
@Michael You might want to check out Playtime 2 for REAPER.
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.68.x) on November 6 2024, 7:29am in 7423:
Feels like, MS / Windows is directly staring into your soul 😂
- Posted by Sunblister (147.161.165.x) on November 5 2024, 7:14pm in 7419:
Being in Europe, the guys running the cinema arguably have an easier time being tongue-in-cheek with this. But yeah, the movie is hard to stomach, it reminds me a lot of Apocalypse Now.
- Posted by lasers (199.188.121.x) on November 5 2024, 6:43pm in 7422:
looking forward to it! thanks for still planning to.
- Posted by Garby (154.160.22.x) on November 3 2024, 12:15pm in 7414:
Oh I see. Yet I still don't know why most wah pedal vst plugins I have tried don't sound that real. Anyway, thanks for the clarification.
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.90.106.x) on November 1 2024, 4:26am in 7412:
Didn't know about godwits, just looked it up, amazing.
- Posted by Justin on November 1 2024, 1:23am in 7396:
I found the one I was thinking of, it was from 2002, here's a mirror: 1014.org/code/nullsoft/nostalgia-w...
- Posted by Justin on October 29 2024, 1:10am in 7409:
oh I though you meant "for example". but in this case, no, I don't think we should bring back extinct things, unless we were the ones who wiped them out.
- Posted by 2024 (109.158.137.x) on October 29 2024, 12:19am in 7409:
but..is that an answer?
- Posted by Danje (80.146.218.x) on October 28 2024, 12:35am in 7390:
I think some of the new ones are amazing like the ones from Tukan, Saike and till. I think beginners would really benefit from those and also other users.
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.90.106.x) on October 25 2024, 11:38pm in 7406:
Nice, thanks.
- Posted by Maryellen Larkin (136.158.82.x) on October 25 2024, 12:41am in 7401:
Them accidentally leaking non-free code there is peak incompetence.
- Posted by Erin (68.7.141.x) on October 23 2024, 6:11pm in 7399:
The speed of light in a material is a bit of a misnomer imo. Photons are exciting atoms of the material and subsequently being retransmitted as a new photon, over and over. It would be like saying a wire has appreciable latency when you have an AD/DA in the middle. The only true speed of light is in a vacuum.
- Posted by Justin on October 23 2024, 3:27pm in 7400:
It's hard to avoid data structures, algorithms, etc, when developing software. WHUMP github.com/justinfrankel/whump
- Posted by Justin on October 23 2024, 3:26pm in 7400:
I do still need to do "Software Engineering", just not sure what it means to have expertise in it. Making intelligent decisions? Not overdesigning prematurely? etc. Operating systems - is it about the internal working of OSes, or the behavior of the APIs for utilizing the OS? Vague. And re: cybersecurity, protecting vs attacking are both very related! knowledge of how to attack is how you protect. Anyway, I do know some SQL and use it for various other projects.
- Posted by 2024 (86.137.198.x) on October 23 2024, 11:37am in 7399:
you do realize a whole branch of physics has been hidden away?. + this > youtu.be/-1QCFtod6i8?feature=shared credible sources?
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.68.x) on October 23 2024, 8:15am in 7400:
do you use data structure & algorithms for developing REAPER? and i can't find WHUMP, can you give me link? I want to see javascript in action haha
- Posted by Abhi (106.219.68.x) on October 23 2024, 8:15am in 7400:
woah, thanks for the detailed info :O Software Engineering is mainly related when working in teams, and you like to work solo, so you don't need to know about it haha ; Operating Systems is all about internal working of OS, like process & memory management ; cybersecurity is for protecting your computer, not attacking lol ; you only need SQL when you work with DBMS tables, so I think you don't need it in REAPER, do you?
- Posted by Ohm-I (136.35.215.x) on October 22 2024, 9:04pm in 7269:
Just saw the announcement for Snapdragon Summit. Thanks!
- Posted by W.Garby (154.161.23.x) on October 21 2024, 1:33am in 7402:
Oh my...you are the man, Sir. It's working now, exactly as I wanted: click to reset. Thank you so much.
- Posted by Justin on October 20 2024, 11:33pm in 7402:
pastebin.com/6vB8Swfythere you go, click to reset the max readout too
- Posted by W.Garby (102.176.101.x) on October 20 2024, 8:32pm in 7402:
Alright, here is it: pastebin.com/gBcRTxms
- Posted by Justin on October 20 2024, 8:08pm in 7402:
pastebin?
- Posted by W.Garby (102.176.101.x) on October 20 2024, 8:04pm in 7402:
Where do you prefer? Google drive?
- Posted by Justin on October 19 2024, 11:56am in 7399:
I think you misunderstood— it has been long known that light travels at different speeds in different materials. The “speed of light” as its commonly referred to, is the fastest possible speed light can travel, which is in a vacuum…
- Posted by 2024 (86.137.198.x) on October 19 2024, 10:12am in 7399:
yes...seems the calculators needed to recalculate..lol... science is about to get rebooted...to become more suited. ;)
- Posted by Justin on October 19 2024, 1:24am in 7387:
ah yeah good one too! and the shower...
- Posted by Garby (154.161.8.x) on October 18 2024, 4:02pm in 7397:
Oh nice, that's good news. I'm a Windows guy. Thanks for the clarification.
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