same, not everyday but a lot.

I use it to help me rewrite my neovim config pretty often. Nothing fancy, but since my config is pretty small (20 files) I can load it all into gemini or codex and have it help me figure out what I'm missing or forgot was in there.

As someone not in the UK but would like to play with it / try it out but don't know much about the UK it would be nice if there was either a drop of locations so I could randomly pick a place or select on a map and get the closest stop.

A map feature might help people do "spur of the moment" planning if they are looking for more of an adventure than any specific location.

Is there any ideas what would features would become part of the paid/enterprise offering?

is this not highly illegal?

At first I was thinking "ok maybe they only backed up artists who released under some kind of like... public open source music sharing license"

then I read deeper... I had never heard of Anna's Archive before. Feels similar to ThePirateBay2.0. Surprised they are so public about their crimes?

I thought you were going to say multiplayer for audiobooks. Different people could read for different characters and the listener could choose which voice they wanted to read for which parts.

Lots of audio recordings have a "background" that would be jarring to jump between, and getting those backgrounds identical is actually hard work for professionals.

I find remote interview-format podcasts sometimes hard to listen to because the audio quality jumps around so much, with background hisses appearing and disappearing.