Installer is 14 megabytes. I am serious, for x64 version. For 32 bit it is 12.5mb.

$99 only at https://ivosight.com/

And it has spectrum editor (very simple). Works perfect with MKV and MP4 videos (you can have docked or overlay video visible). Sadly, can't mux audio back (or I didn't find how) and you need to use avidemux for it. Has all necessary stuff, and normally works with most useful plugins that I tried. But sometimes it can hang with some VST3 plugins especially, so make sure to check first.

Huge contrast with modern bloated mess.

Japan's Nikkei Asian Review reports that the legitimate interests of a group of 48 companies that control 70% of 4G communications technologies have approached the three largest Japanese automakers to pay $15 for each vehicle with 4G connectivity. The fee will be charged even if the end car owner does not use these functions.

ABBYY, known for its solutions in the field of recognition and input of documents, linguistics and translation, has removed a significant part of its software products from the register of domestic software supervised by the Russian Ministry of Digital Development.

Representatives of the developer told IT publications that the company filed applications for the exclusion of software on its own initiative.

In total, two dozen ABBYY products (the copyright holder of Abi Production LLC) lost their registration in the registry, while most of them were excluded quite recently, on January 24th. Among those are FineReader PDF, FineReader Server, PDF Transformer, Recognition Server, Smart Classifier, Comparator, Mobile OCR Engine, FlexiCapture, Business Card Reader and other solutions.

The true reason for the removal of the company's products from the registry was the transfer of rights to the software to its US legal entities. "Yes it is. ABBYY continues to expand its presence in the international market and diversifies its assets in accordance with the company's key regions of presence. The development of sales in the international market allows us to invest in new areas and technologies and, as a result, provide more and more jobs for engineers of our R&D centers in Russia, develop research activities and support education in the country,” the company said.

Remember - capitalist have no homeland and they don't want to suffer from sanctions, even if it means selling their own mother. Abby is one of the top exploiters in Russia, where their code base had been made for 3-6 times less money compared to common world prices for same work.

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine reviewed one hundred and eighteen authors who published thirty-one clinical trials in JAMA and NEJM in 2017 and declared that they were not financially interested.

In fact, it turned out that pharmaceutical companies paid a total of $7.48 million to the participants in these publications. Of the one hundred and six authors who received payments (almost 90% of the total), eighty-six (81%) did not receiving payments from pharmaceutical companies.

Fees ranged from $6.36 million to $1.49 million. Pharmaceutical companies paid for travel, meals, speeches, and consulting services for study authors.

According to the decision of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), researchers must provide information on financial disinterest and payments received in the last three years before the publication of the article. However, most authors do not.

Nice.