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I remember the thing I really liked about it was all the custom skins it had.
I remember writing a Foobar2000 plugin to emulate the Winamp API so my mIRC song spam scripts still functioned. It was buggy as hell as I was still new to C++ programming and it eventually got added to a hard-coded blacklist in the app for causing stability issues. I ended up open sourcing it and it still lives on 19 year later, about three forks deep and a lot more stable and functional. The power of open source!
Some of the most fun I ever had was trying to make the utterly ridiculous mIRC script programming language do things it was not meant to do. Pretty sure I recall someone I know writing a primitive web server with it IIRC
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You're thinking waffles.fm -- what.cd was seized by authorities. waffles didn't even come close to the glory of what.cd
Would you happen to know if the story is written out anywhere?
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You're thinking waffles.fm -- what.cd was seized by authorities. waffles didn't even come close to the glory of what.cd
Would you happen to know if the story is written out anywhere?
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Doubtful. With Linux you can setup a streaming server and stream your music across different devices. You can automatically download covers and lyrics for each song and automatically organize and index your collection for search.
I have yet to find a Linux app as amazing as mp3tag
Foobar is one of the greatest pieces of software ever and Linux music software only dreams it can be as good as Foobar.
Ugh, I almost got detention in middle school because of this app. I was talking about it and the teacher overheard me, thought I was saying FUBAR. He pulled me into the hall and started chewing me out, and I had to be like "No, it's my music player." I remember the thing I really liked about it was all the custom skins it had.
Wow, I thought FUBAR was an acronym invented specifically to be polite and not use the f-word explicitly.