Things by Pan

1. Download the Windows package below.
2. Right-click the ZIP and choose Extract All.
3. Run Radio-Hub-Setup-1.2.0-x64.exe from the extracted folder and follow the installer.
4. Open Radio Hub from your desktop or Start menu. Connect to the internet, then choose HF/SDR, NOAA or AM/FM.

Unsigned release: Windows may show a warning. Only proceed if you trust this download; don't disable Windows security or antivirus.

Use Ctrl+1 / Ctrl+2 / Ctrl+3 to switch tabs; F11 toggles fullscreen. For NOAA, select your state/station and enter your ZIP. Pelham and Ashburn have no configured online audio feed; other available relays can be selected.

No sound? Check Windows and app volume, press Play, and try another station. Remote streams and weather providers can be unavailable. Ctrl+Shift+R reloads the receiver.

LOG CATCH saves available audio, screenshots and notes. Preferences and catches remain on your PC; uninstall preserves them. This is not an emergency weather-alert service. See the included START-HERE.txt for privacy, file locations, updates and uninstall instructions.

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1. Download the Windows package and choose Extract All on the ZIP.
2. Quit an older Tray Mixer from its tray menu before upgrading.
3. Run TrayMixer-v1.0.1-Setup.exe, then open Tray Mixer v1 from the desktop or Start menu.

Choose exact app sessions for App 3, App 2 and App 1; Master controls the selected audio output. Start playback in an app if its session is missing. No Python installation or MIDI hardware is required for software mixing.

Click the tray icon to reopen the panel; Close/Escape hides it. Use tray Quit to exit. Optional MIDI Learn supports absolute CC faders and note-on mute buttons.

Unsigned release: Windows may warn. Only proceed if you trust this download; keep security enabled. Version 1.0.1 includes the native memory-growth fix. Uninstall preserves mappings and saved setup.

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Each Bot keeps its own personality, conversation history, and capsule-based continuity. GameBot can also research the game you’re playing and save useful notes for later.

The personal MVP is working well, with GameBot already in use and Nexus being tested for everyday desktop activities. Development now focuses on refining behavior and making setup easier for other people: installation, credentials, microphone configuration, understandable costs, and tools for correcting learned memories.

The current tool uses faster-whisper for local transcription. Win + Alt + F9 triggers dictation, with the resulting text pasted at the cursor.

Ten thousand years after stealing humanity’s greatest technologies, Vey rules a vast empire from two ships that serve as its mobile capital: the Princess of Midnight and the Princess of Daylight. Rarium sustains immortal cybernetic citizens, while alchemical machines turn reclaimed matter into the foundations of a society free from ordinary scarcity.

Citizens pursue art, hobbies, pleasure, and voluntary combat; Vey mostly wants good food and good company, leaving the logistics to the formidable fleet commander Vael. Beyond that comfortable life are human resistance, ancient elves, mud-forged Orks, and the darker machinery of imperial power. The setting mixes grand space opera with everyday absurdity—and is also the world behind Alchemical Recycler.

One final-level idea: arrive at a planet before the military has prepared it, and handle the job yourself. Lord Vey needs a fuel station between two established planets for his Drinks Around the Galaxy tour, with special, one-of-a-kind drinks.

That’s a concept note, rather than an announcement of a finished game.

The first version brings software, lore, game development, and Tactile Armory together. The first Tactile Armory product is now linked below. The public address is things.rocks. Next up: more app screenshots.