Rogue Amoeba

I have some douchebag hexagons and strips as well, but I think Nanoleaf makes really nice bulbs.

And I almost feel like they're almost like Rogue Amoeba in the way that they have to fight the platform provider.

So like, if you want to add a light bulb, you, you can try to go in straight through HomeKit, but then you lose some functionality because you didn't do it through Nanoleaf and then into HomeKit and no rescan it.

And no, this has already been added and no already do.

I think the next step to come is all of the plumbing underneath all of that.

I think it's like the core audio type frameworks, the stuff that Rogue Amoeba software plugs into, so you could run things like Audio Hijack and their other applications on an iPad.

I think that's the missing part to really bring the iPad up closer to be what the Neo is and so that people could have that kind of workflow on either device.

And I think that kind of flexibility could potentially be a great thing to boost the iPad.

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USB, and then, um, the people that make Loopback and Audio Hijack, I think it's Rogue Amoeba-

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm

... is that company.

I love-

I do love a soundboard.

I love, like, Rogue Amoeba.

Like, I love-

wavelength it's

software and i know almost i'm sure all of us know about rogue amoeba and the the fine apps that rogue amoeba has this is almost a cross between loopback and audio hijack pro it's got certain features that are very similar to both of those programs now it doesn't go into the, you know, the, the, the deep dive that Rogue Amoeba does with their audio apps.

But this is one of those, you know, I need to get audio from point A to point B and I don't want to spend a lot of money.

Well, congratulations.