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🎶 The ISO is complementary, the champagne is not!

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Donovan Baney1 month ago

WHY IS OMARCHY SO MUCH FUN, i want to flash a bunch of USBs and throw them all over my city. with instructions to install.

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Sergiu1 month ago

Can I listen on a public yacht? 🤣

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CEO of Coding1 month ago

PUBLIC CODE 🎶 PRIVATE YACHT 🎶

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kainex1 month ago

everything about omarchy is overall very tasteful. but the music picks

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Kevin Koontz1 month ago

Much love brotha! Thanks for pouring your energy out into the universe. It's ignited something special. I'm working on a new project highlighting the dynamics between humans and their AI agents. REARRANGED - Night One Get omarchy:

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Greg Gauthier1 month ago

This song title has @ThePrimeagen energy.

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John Gouin1 month ago

Omarchy is high.

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M. Haghiri1 month ago

Omarchy radio inspired me to make my own online radio. You know, I'll put radio on internet, and if you get that reference, you're my good friend!

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Valor1 month ago

This is too good!

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Lorenzo Price1 month ago

100%. LastPass touted its ISO 27001 certification right before a hacker popped a developer's home media server in 2022, gaining access to cloud storage keys and encrypted customer vaults

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Ligma Ballz1 month ago

Good songs

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7alken1 month ago

actually, relaxing... even that slowly blinkng square;

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Johann Sauer1 month ago

The songs are funny on this radio🤣 but someone also create hate songs. Somebody probably should listen to the songs before adding them to playlist.

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DHH1 month ago

That song is an intentional joke. We're reviewing/listening to everything before it goes on the station.

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Johann Sauer1 month ago

LOL! That makes sense now🤣

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sadcookie1 month ago

I'll have this play in my model y as it drives me around

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Kirb1 month ago

Dotfiles to Distro SLAPS!

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Filip Jerzy Pizło1 month ago

🤣🤣🤣

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Jamie (Taylor's Version)1 month ago

source available? i recently made a live AI radio station project with pro-presenter level presentation (but w/ generated music on the fly). could easily apply that knowledge here.

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Akram Ahmed1 month ago

#16 from Muscat, Oman :)))))

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Mike Gallegos1 month ago

This station rocks! Freakin hilarious.

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Musaab⚡️1 month ago

crazy

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Dries1 month ago

I love square corners. They make me so happy.

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