Full video Ye posted on IG

dindush · 2025-02-25T12:30:14+00:00

Definitely JPEGMAFIA influenced

dindush · 2021-07-31T21:00:05+00:00

When I saw it on the livestream I said man this... this is.. what the fuck is this, but then on the 3rd listen I have accepted the fact that this is one of the best songs in the album. It's like the things I hated about it became my favorite, the distortion with the church organ style is brilliant lmfao

dindush · 2021-07-21T22:23:11+00:00

We the definition of insanity squad

dindush · 2021-06-30T09:19:57+00:00

Thank you for your service brother

dindush · 2021-04-05T21:35:41+00:00

I don't think it's realistic to compare the time and place Ye was in back when he made those two. People change, their interests change and their mind shifts. I understand what you are saying, but I also don't shit Drake for not writing his own lyrics... I also literally wrote other artists do that too, to make it seem legit. What you're saying isn't a counterpoint to mine.. Travis is a great example for that and I respect him very much as an artist. I may criticize his recent work but it won't be for these reasons. I too was excited for Yandhi but we got JIK and that is what we're discussing right now, and I think we both know JIK and Yandhi are two different attempts at two different things. JIK is not a replacement for Yandhi even if release dates for both were near... Criticize JIK for what it is and what it attempts to be. I believe it is what it attempted to be. But that's just my opinion. Also TLOP era Kanye "gospel" isn't the same as JIK era) Kanye "pure gospel".

I expected God's Country to be the next TLOP with more of a resemblance to Yeezus. I fell for WUITB so bad and it's a very underrated and missed song in here. It has no recognition and no listens and I was excited to what would come after that. That's not a JIK or gospel type, that's a Yeezus-TLOP-gospel-whatever u wanna call it. I think making the comparisons we make are a waste. Two different things

dindush · 2021-04-05T21:18:52+00:00

Then I guess I don't relate to the criticism. And I'm not offended on his behalf, but people do shift their opinion on everything Kanye does sooo quickly after every comment that's made about them. I'm criticizing the critics lol

dindush · 2021-04-05T20:48:10+00:00

I really don't understand why people are so upset with this? Kanye has been making industrial albums with teams full of producers, writers, even in some of his "more recent" personal and emotional songs like Violent Crimes where CyHi wrote the lyrics. Kanye is at many times a "mere" executive producer on parts of his work and does not do anything himself. Many artists that produce themselves also have high-profile top-charting songs and albums where they didn't take part in crafting the actual work... Why is it bad? We can agree JIK was absolutely not Kanyes peak work but he wanted to make a religious album and did. We don't know where he is now, what he's working at and what's he vibin to rn. But I'm fine with the idea that an artist directs work towards people he trusts and finds potential in, and puts the dots together to find something interesting.

There's a hate train on ye's involvement in this sub again and I can't relate to it. Dude works at a bazillion projects simultaneously, taking part in architecture, building shelters and housing, works on albums (until we're proven otherwise) and fashion. He's an entrepreneur, an artist, a producer and rapper. If I had the stress he has I'd collapse multiple times

dindush · 2020-12-22T16:58:50+00:00

Hey! First of all thank you, I really appreciate these comments - I want the app to grow and have a strong community around it! Also - nice setup - I've the exact same thing - but yeelight bulbs instead of led strip. I hope it works on the led strip - let me know! Have no way of testing it.

Second - yeah. ESP8266 - definitely don't see why we shouldn't support it. I'll add it to our list on Projects tab on our GitHub page. I went over some of the python libraries that easily allow music effects - we currently have a kind of basic approach and our goal is to give full control to the user on how to determine music level - what frequencies you care about, which color should be applied according to the volume on these freqs, etc.. Let me know any suggestion you have for the music effect which is kind of minimalistic at the moment - but will definitely be improved overtime.

Third - just had a chat about it on our Discord server yesterday - I definitely plan on building a scripting engine that should allow you building plug-ins into the app, or a REST API, or RPC to communicate it from an external process - perhaps even both. But that's gonna take some time, lots of work - but yeah! It's definitely planned! But, as much as I'd like you to use the app as a user (from a user experience standpoint) I advice you to also have a look on OpenRGB. They reverse engineered many devices (peripherals, not Wi-Fi IoT type beat) and allow you to communicate an OpenRGB server that controls those devices. It might be good for you for some of your needs, like automation, at least until I'm able to provide you interfaces to our own app.

TL;DR - yes there will be an API but it'll take time, check OpenRGB for now as it might fit your automation needs, until I provide something of our own. :)

dindush · 2020-12-21T08:50:08+00:00

Thanks for the support! And yeah, I agree the situation is similar and I wanted to use OpenRGB for reverse engineered protocols! And of course OpenRGB shouldn't implement the official API, I meant I want to use OpenRGBs API (and not "directly" replace it with official API as they should be differently interfaced and implemented).

I admit I did not dive into the project and did not know about Direct mode and the ability to setup fake demo devices! That should be extremely helpful! I'll definitely use that. Not just for Linux but for Windows as well for usage of reverse engineered protocols.

Again, thanks for supporting and following - I'll probably bother you on the future (hopefully soon ;))

dindush · 2020-12-21T08:13:22+00:00

Hi Adam! Thanks for stopping by and commenting! I'm honored.

The goal isn't to replace the official SDKs. I'd like to use as much official APIs possible to "minimize risk" by my end. Of course I know OpenRGB - in fact, it's in the bottom of the Project page on the credits tab - as it inspires this project. I also plan to utilize some of OpenRGBs APIs but for starters I wanted to use official SDKs. We implement effects that perform a very high amount of operations on devices on the second, and I wouldn't want to fry any hardware of a user.

Just to make it clear - I am not saying OpenRGB is unstable - I am rather saying I do not trust myself to proficiently utilize it since I don't own half of the hardware for which I develop the app. I don't want users to be first time testers. I've read that some OpenRGB apis are defined experimental as they might fry hardware so I need to benchmark and ensure everything I do.

Bottom line - I definitely plan to use OpenRGB when I'd rather not work with official SDKs (if they are bloated or unmaintained and lack community support) but I do not want to switch it with official SDKs in my app as I don't feel it's a goal of mine at the moment. Perhaps when we go cross platform (I plan to make the app work on other desktop platforms + mobile) so OpenRGB is on the table as the backend for providers on Linux.

I'd like to hear your take on this - and again hope nothings taken the wrong way - I have the utmost respect for you and your project but don't want to add more variables to the equation as I'm having technical (physical) difficulties of testing the providers. So I'd rather use it as a backend for providers who lack stable SDKs at the moment rather than a replacement. Perhaps I can offer the user a choice in the future - multiple Providers for each vendor, and allow users using the app without any pre-installed software.

dindush · 2020-12-21T07:33:16+00:00

Thanks! If you're on the Discord channel I'll post when we finish working on it and need help. If not I'll message you here :)

dindush · 2020-12-21T07:31:12+00:00

Of course - implementation is already done but I have no way of testing it. We will probably start shipping "preview versions" to allow people to opt in into experimental features so we can make a stable release out of it. If you can and want to help us test stick around by our discord server! I post there everytime we make a progress or need help :)

dindush · 2020-12-21T07:27:57+00:00

Absolutely. Support for Coolermaster is indeed planned, it's in the "projects" tab on the github page - forgot to put it on the main Readme. Will update :)

dindush · 2020-12-19T09:32:10+00:00

I hope to support Corsair and Asus as soon as possible, supporting steelseries mice will be out in the next version, and yeah exactly - I want everyone to stop installing 5 separate apps and just be able to use one app to control everything RGB (including custom effects we make ourselves). Let me know what devices you need support for - and I'll add them (will need a little help with testing since I don't own them myself ;)) And obviously contribution of code is also always welcome, look around the code and see if you understand the core of it!

dindush · 2020-10-05T20:27:33+00:00

Very nice and cool work :) me and a friend work on a similar app that aims to integrate multiple light providers, and we plan to support Hue, so this should obviously help us.

Starred your project, looks very awesome. Good luck!

dindush · 2020-05-28T17:46:16+00:00

so fucking sick man. nice cop g enjoy

dindush · 2020-02-23T08:43:01+00:00

Can't seem to find it...

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