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- 1Daredevils climb Empire State Building with banner before proposal▼Daredevils reach top of Empire State Building with banner, before apparent proposal
Climbers reached the top of the Empire State Building in New York carrying a banner, in what appears to have been a marriage proposal stunt. The unauthorized ascent drew attention for both its audacity and its romantic twist, with questions likely to follow about how the pair accessed the landmark and whether they will face charges.
- 2Thieves took €88 million from the Louvre in daylight●€88 million. That's what thieves walked out of the Louvre with last October, half an hour after opening, in daylight. Oc
Reports recirculate that thieves stole jewels worth €88 million from the Louvre in Paris last October, pulling off the heist within half an hour of the museum opening, in broad daylight. Commentators compare the operation to Ocean's Eleven, and the sheer audacity and speed of the robbery is fuelling renewed discussion about museum security.
- 3Audionaut launches as open-source multitrack audio editor●Show HN: Audionaut – an open-source cross-platform multitrack audio editor
A developer has released Audionaut, an open-source multitrack audio editor that runs across platforms, sharing the project on GitHub. The launch drew attention from the developer community, with commenters discussing its features, cross-platform support, and how it compares with established audio editing tools like Audacity.
- 4Audionaut, an open-source multitrack audio editor, launches on GitHub●Show HN: Audionaut - an open-source cross-platform multitrack audio editor https://github.com/kvoltmer/Audionaut # Hacke
Developer kvoltmer has released Audionaut, an open-source, cross-platform multitrack audio editor, sharing the project on GitHub. The tool lets users edit multiple audio tracks across operating systems, positioning itself as a free alternative in a space long dominated by editors like Audacity. Early responses are coming from the developer and tech community, where small new audio projects typically attract interest for their licensing freedom and platform support.